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Updated: June 11, 2025
"I am sorry to hear, Master Taunton, that you have chosen to mistreat these lads; who are, indeed, the sons of worthy men, and are not the common kind of ship boys. I am sure that my brother would not brook such conduct, and I warn you that, if any complaint again on this head reaches me, I shall lay it before him." With angry mutterings, the armorer went below.
And as for love, Jake loved everybody and everybody had found it out. If anybody in the community wanted a favor done them, all that was necessary was to mistreat Benton and he would do them a favor. He had also developed into quite a preacher.
Getting back four days later I found her beginning to rally from the shock of the invasion. Her people, relieved to find that the enemy did not mean to mistreat noncombatants who obeyed his code of laws, were going about their affairs in such odd hours as they could spare from watching the unending gray freshet that roared and pounded through their streets.
If you wedded Shade, like as not he'd mistreat you." "Oh mother don't!" pleaded Johnnie, scarlet of face, and not daring to raise her eyes. "What have I done now?" demanded Laurella with asperity. "You mustn't couple my name with Mr. Stoddard's that way," Johnnie told her.
They cannot understand. A whole race is perishing around them, and they will not put forth a hand save to mistreat a Quaker or throw a stone at a Churchman. Our Puritanism is like iron to resist tyranny, but alas! it is like iron, too, when one tries to bend it to some generous undertaking." He stopped, checking back other and more bitter words.
I don't entirely trust her, though I am sure I am wrong and wicked to doubt her; but I trust you, and would trust you with any one." "I, too, trust you, Rita. It will be impossible for you to mistreat Williams, associated as he is with your father. For the sake of peace, treat him well, but " "He shall never touch my hand, Dic; that I swear!
"His peace-offering a proof of his good will, and thou didst mistreat it, as if he had meant it for a purchase or a fee. The indignity thou hast petulantly fancied, Rachel." After a time another thought came to her. "The act was not womanly. Wherein hast thou rebuked him, in casting away the trinket? Thou hast the dignity of Israel to uphold in thy dealings with this young man."
She durst do nothing but tell the truth. "He never did mistreat me," she murmured, hardly above a whisper. "He took you home from the Andersons' party the night Dave Mead was at Red Range?" queried my father. Lettie nodded. "Of his own choice?" She shook her head. "Amos asked him to," she said. "And you told him good-bye at your own door?" Another nod. "Did you see him again that night?" "Yes."
No man nor set of men has ever seen me mistreat one of the negroes on the place." After declaring that miscarriages by two of the women had been due to no requirement of work, he continued: "The reports that have been sent must have been carried from this place by negroes. The fact is I have made the negro men work, an made them go strait.
Egg heard the cook's sympathy explode above and leaned on the wall and thought of Adam coming home Wednesday night. She had told him a thousand times that he mustn't gamble or mistreat women or chew tobacco "like your Grandfather Packer did." And here was Grandfather Packer, ready to welcome Adam home! The farmhand strolled off, outside, taking the seed of this news. It would be in town directly.
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