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"Well, well, Pauliny, have it your own way, have it your own way," said Bolton. "I ain't sayin' but what there's somethin' in William's story; but you'll see't he's exaggerated. Git up!" "Well, do hurry, and do be still!" said his wife. "Yes, yes. It's all right, Pauliny; all right. Soon's I'm out the lane, you'll see't I'll drive fast enough." Mrs.
Savor, "hurt worse'n what you be that's alive to-day and as well as ever they was." Bolton seized his chance. "It's just what I said to Pauliny, comin' along. 'You'll see, said I, 'Mr. Peck'll be out as spry as any of us before a great while. That's the way I felt about it from the start." "All you got to do is to keep up courage," said Mrs. Savor.
"Why, no, Pauliny; I guess you better stay. I guess it'll come out all right in the end," Bolton began. "I guess William has exaggerated some may be. Anyrate, who's goin' to look after the little girl if you come?" "I am," Mrs. Bolton snapped back. "She's goin' with me." "Of course she is. Be quick, Mr. Bolton!" Annie called from the stairs, which she had already mounted half-way.
Peck's friends first off, and got him here, done something to keep him, his enemies wa'n't goin' to take up his cause." Annie divined a personal reproach for Bolton in the apparent abstraction. "Oh, now, you'll see it'll all come out right in the end, Pauliny," he mildly opposed. "There ain't any such great feelin' about Mr.
"There's always somethin' to objec' to every minister; we ain't any of us perfect, and Mr. Peck's got his failin's; he hain't built up the church quite so much as some on 'em expected but what he would; and there's some that don't like his prayers; and some of 'em thinks he ain't doctrinal enough. But I guess, take it all round, he suits pretty well. It'll come out all right, Pauliny. You'll see."
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