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"Sis got hurt by a cart." Vicky was seventeen, and had been in a fancy store. "Yes," said Mulhaus, in reply to a question, "it pays pretty well raising canaries, when they turn out singers. I made fifteen dollars last year. I hain't sold much lately. Seems 's if people stopped wanting 'em such weather. I guess it 'll be better in the spring."
She got him carried to his bed by the two sturdy maids, and sent an express for Dr. Mulhaus, and another for the professional surgeon. Then she took from her pocket the letter which she had found in the poor Vicar's hand, and, going to the window, read as follows: "When you get this, father, I shall be many miles away.
He was under Major Buckley's care, and must be safe; so she dismissed that fear from her mind for a time, but only for a time. It came back to her again. Why did he not come to her? Why had not the Major sent him off to her at once? Could the Major have been killed? even if so, there was Doctor Mulhaus. Her terrors were absurd.
And not content with this, they have the brass to ask for the loan of a man's drugs. As I said before, I'll see you d d first, AND THEN I WON'T." And so saying, he slammed the door. Doctor Mulhaus was beside himself with rage.
"My dear Sam," said his mother, "leave off playing with your father's hair, and listen to me, for I have something serious to say to you. Last night your father and I were debating about sending you to school, but Doctor Mulhaus has himself offered to be your tutor, thereby giving you advantages, for love, which you never could have secured for money.
"I told him that I wondered at his audacity." "Sent him off with a flea in his ear, in fact," said Jim. "Well, quite right. I suppose you would do the same for any man?" "Certainly I should," she said, looking up. "If Doctor Mulhaus, now, eh?" "I'd box his ears, Jim," she said, laughing; "I would, indeed." "Or Sam Buckley; would you box his ears, if he were to you know?" "Yes," she said.
When they came to the door at Garoopna, there was Alice, most bewitchingly beautiful. Papa was away on the run, and Dr. Mulhaus with him; so the three came in. Alice was very glad to see Halbert was glad also to see Sam; but not so glad, or, at all events, did not say so much about it. "Alice, have you seen the newspaper?" said Jim. "No; why?"
"Sis got hurt by a cart." Vicky was seventeen, and had been in a fancy store. "Yes," said Mulhaus, in reply to a question, "it pays pretty well raising canaries, when they turn out singers. I made fifteen dollars last year. I hain't sold much lately. Seems 's if people stopped wanting 'em such weather. I guess it 'll be better in the spring."
The doctor explained to Edith that he had been getting fair wages in a type-foundry until he had become too weak to go any longer to the shop. It was rather hard to have to sit there all day, he explained to the doctor, but they were getting along. Mrs. Mulhaus had got a job of cleaning that day; that would be fifty cents. Ally she was twelve was learning to sew.
Mulhaus was acquitted, delivered a stinging reproof to the magistrates for wasting public time by sending such a trumpery case to a jury. But, on the other hand, Dr. Mulhaus' charge of assault with intent fell dead; so that neither party had much to boast of. The night or so after the trial was over, the Doctor came back to Toonarbin, in what he intended for a furious rage.
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