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"Have some hot spirits, then, an' listen to this all set out in Isaiah forty-one eighteen: 'I will open rivers in high places and fountains in the midst of the valleys; I will make the wilderness a pool of water and the dry land springs of water. Theer! If that ban't a picter of the present plague o' rain, what should be?"
"An' it's the foine young man he is, the picter of his feyther." She would have taken him in her arms and hugged him but for the presence of others, but, afterwards, when alone with him she patted his curly head and told him that he would have to be a fine man to be as good as his father.
Number one a windmill very much out o' repair, but that's hart, sir. Number two a lady dressed in what I might term dish-a-bell, sir, and there isn't much of it, but that's hart again. Number three a sunset. Number four moonlight; 'e didn't get the moon in the picter but the light's there and that's the great thing effect, sir, effect!
"I'm huggin' love of sheep none," said the cowboy, "an' my mental picter of the lower regions is a place what smells strong of sheep. But I sure miss my throw on any idee as to how they could do up a forest of big trees." "They do, just the same." "How? Open her up, pard, an' explain. I'm listenin' mighty attentive."
Arthur thought a puff-ball would represent Peterkin better than anything else, but he replied: 'Yes, I know. You want a coat of arms, which shall suggest your early days 'When I was a flounderin' to get up jess so, Peterkin interrupted him. 'You've hit it, square. Now I'd like a picter of the Lizy Ann, as she was, but May Jane won't hear to't. What do you say, square?
"No; I mean, s'posin'. Can't we put on an ell when we want it?" "Certainly." "An' now, can't ye make yer picter look kind o' cozy like, with a little feller playin' on the ground down there afore the stoop?" Mr. Benedict not only could do this, but he did it; and then Jim took it, and looked at it for a long time.
But I shall always believe that she wuz put up to it by the Tarquin boys. I never liked 'em they wuzn't likely. But the picter is a sight dretful big and skairful. And in that section is a beautiful picter by Fritz Uhele, whose figgers, folks say, are the best in the world. "The Angels Appearing to the Shepherds." Oh, what glowin' faces the angels had!
One of our own lot, maybe! Oh; that's the money, is it? A thousand dollars; all that I'm to have for coming to England and telling you, and bringing you back, and showing you where you could get this pretty picter made." Then he took the money, a thick roll of notes, and crammed them into his pocket. "You'd better count them." "It ain't worth the while with such a trifle as that."
They air bigoted 'n' high-heeled, 'n' they look down on us. I tell ye, too- 'n' hit air fer yer own good-he air in love with somebody in the settlemints. I hev heerd it, 'n' I hev seed him a-lookin' at a picter in his room ez a man don't look at his sister. They say hit's her. "Thar's one thing more, Easter," he concluded, as he stepped from the porch. "He is a-goin' away.
It can't be that dad wrote what's on the back o' the picter." "You have always thought he did the writing on the back of the photograph, haven't you?" "Then you're thinking he didn't, now, so you can believe the letter's genuine." "Well, what of it? I'd a heap rather pin my faith to the writin' in the letter than to what's on the photograft." Clancy saw that argument was useless.
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