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Updated: May 22, 2025
"Lupey, my son, what do you want here?" said the old man. "Have we ever offended you? Do you forget all that I have done for you? how I cured your wife when she was so ill, and got you off from the military; and how, when your ox died, I gave you two fine bullocks to replace it? Do you not know me, my son Lupey?"
"I am not your son Lupey now; I am a 'malcontent!" cried the Wallachian, aiming a blow with a heavy hammer at the old man's head. Uttering a deep groan, Simon fell lifeless to the ground. The rest of the party saw the scene from the tower.
"I am not your son Lupey now; I am a 'malcontent!" cried the Wallachian, aiming a blow with a heavy hammer at the old man's head. Uttering a deep groan, Simon fell lifeless to the ground. The rest of the party saw the scene from the tower.
Lupey says she's always had so much faith in old Dr. Carter an' she had faith in him then, an' was so sweet an' trustin' when he come with the machine, an' after he was done she fully believed his word of honor as to everythin', an' that was why they went an' bought her that bell an' oh heavens alive, Mrs. Lathrop, I only wish you could hear Mrs. Macy on Mrs. Kitts' bell!
"You are waiting, I suppose, to cast lots for the girl?" said Numa dryly. "Certainly," replied Lupey, with an insolent leer; "and his she will be who casts highest. If two, or ten, or twenty of us should cast the same, we have an equal right to her." "I tell you only one can have her," interrupted Numa sternly. "Then those who win must cast again among each other."
They were about fifty or sixty, all wild, fearful-looking men. Numa covered the two heads with a cloth, and laid them on the bed, after which he opened the door. Lupey entered last. "Lock the door," said Numa, when they were all in; we must not be interrupted;" and, making them stand in a circle, he looked around at them all, one by one. "Are you all here?" he asked at last. "Not one is absent."
Lupey is easy fooled because them's the sort as outlives all their families in the end always.
Each man, according to his own account, was the first and the bravest each had performed miracles of valor. "You have all behaved with great daring, but it is impossible now to prove what has happened. The proof must be given here, by all of us together, before my eyes, indisputably." "Well, tell us how," said Lupey impatiently, always fearing that the Decurio was going to deceive them.
Lupey cried, an' she told her as she knowed as there was any number of quiet elderly men as any one could depend on right here in our own community as'd be nothin' but glad to go over to Meadville an' help anyway they could, but Mrs. Lupey asked Judy about it, an' Judy asked Busby, an' Busby said men as you could depend on anywhere was n't no use in divorce suits a tall.
"Lupey, my son, what do you want here?" said the old man. "Have we ever offended you? Do you forget all that I have done for you? how I cured your wife when she was so ill, and got you off from the military; and how, when your ox died, I gave you two fine bullocks to replace it? Do you not know me, my son Lupey?"
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