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An' then it was like the song in me gettin' words, an' it come to me what it all was: How it rilly hadn't been Jennie's funeral so much as it had been 'Leven's the 'Leven that was. But I didn't tell her I never told her. An' she wore that shroud for most two years, mornin's, about her work." Calliope smiled a little, with her way of coming back to the moment from the four great horizons.
He thought of his brothers in different grades from himself, though in the same building. "Is there them that makes it hot for 'em when they can?" he said anxiously to himself. "We'll have to be stayin' more together mornin's and noons and recesses, so we will." But staying together did not avail.
She said she was going to write I'm not sure she didn't say she had written; but I had the impression it was to well, to another member of your family, Captain Snow." "No, 'twas to me. Come this mornin's mail." "I see. My mistake. Well, I'm obliged to her in a way. If the news has been broken to you, I shan't have to break it and we can get down to brass tacks just so much sooner.
Duckie I calls 'er and Duckie she is; company she is, too, to me mornin's, with her 'Quack, Quack, under the winder." So the old woman prattled on, giving Robinette all the history of her life, with its tiny joys and many struggles, till it seemed to the listener that she had always known Mrs. Prettyman, the plum tree, and her duck known them and loved them, all three.
I do' know the times when I've set out to wash Monday mornin's, an' tied out the line betwixt the old pucker-pear tree and the corner o' the barn, an' thought, 'Here I be with the same kind o' week's work right over again. I'd wonder kind o' f'erce if I couldn't git out of it noways; an' now here I be out of it, and an uprooteder creatur' never stood on the airth.
"I mean I mean you ain't goin' because I used to wash my face out in the yard, and and holler and sing mornin's and look so everlastin' homely and and be what everybody calls a town crank and " "Mr. Winslow! "And and you and Babbie would stay right here if if you thought I wanted you to?" "Why, of course. But you don't, do you?"
He had a nice "little wad o' money" when he left the camp and started for La Crosse, but he had been robbed in his hotel the first night in the city, and was left nearly penniless. It was a great blow to him, for, as he said, every cent of that money "stood fer hard knocks an' poor feed. When I smelt of it I could jest see the cold, frosty mornin's and the late nights.
How did Laviny come to let you I mean how'd you come to wear a beaver such a mornin's this?" Kyan removed the silk hat and inspected its limp grandeur ruefully. "I I " he began. "Well, the fact is, I come out by myself. You see, Laviny's gone up to Sarah B.'s to talk church doin's. I I well, I kind of wanted to speak with you about somethin', Keziah, so Oh! I didn't see you, Gracie. Good mornin'."
"He ain't near so simple as he is ugly, Pappy Flanders ain't. I've seen him set here an' read the paper sober's anybody when I've been goin' about my mornin's work in the shed-room, an' when I'd come in to look about he'd twist it with his hands an' roll his eyes an' begin to git off some o' his gable.
"May I sit on your lap?" she said. Mother Rodesia made a place for her at once. "Put your arm wound me, p'ease; I is still a teeny bit s'eepy." "You lay your head against my breast, little love, and you'll go off into a beautiful sleep, and I'll keep you nice and warm, for hot as the days are, it's chilly in the mornin's."
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