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"Miss Rema, I should rather you would talk no nonsense," he answered, very shortly, and he set his eye along his level, as if I had offended him. Not knowing how to assert myself and declare that I had spoken my honest thoughts, I merely sat down on the bench and waited for him to speak again to me. But he made believe to be very busy, and scarcely to know that I was there.

If you keep on sweeping as fast as it falls, you must overcome it. Don't you see, Uncle Sam?" "To be sure I do, Miss Rema, as plain as any pikestaff. Suan, fetch a double bundle of new brooms from top loft, and don't forget while you be up there to give special orders no snow is to fall at night or when missy is at dinner." "You may laugh as much as you please, Uncle Sam, but I intend to try it.

That execrable man complied, for he began to be doubtful of the driving snow, now huddling against the window-frames. And so he went out; and when he was gone, I came forth into the fire-light, and threw my arms round the Sawyer's neck and kissed him till he was ashamed of me. "Miss Rema, my dear, my poor little soul, what makes you carry on so?"

The Sawyer was getting a little tired, perhaps, of this long interruption. "I see enormous logs, and a quantity of saws, and tools I don't even know the names of. Also I see a bright, swift river." "But over here, missy, between them two oaks. What do you please to see there, Miss Rema?" "What I see there, of course, is a great saw-mill."

We shall all have to smoke 'em that way if our noble republic is busted up. Fill yours, and try it, Martin. "Instead of enjoying my cocktail, Miss 'Rema, I never was so down at mouth; for, to my mind, his old heart was broken while he carried on so. And let every body say what they will, one thing there is no denying of.

My dear, you may have imagined it; because it was the proper time for it to come, when my good friends had no money to lend. Your heart was so good that it got into your brain, and you must not be vexed, my dear child; it has done you good to dream of it." "I said so all along," Firm observed. "Miss Rema felt that it ought to be, and so she believed that it must be, there.

The word for the night will be, "May the Devil admire me!" The commander-of-the-forces desires that the different corps should be as strong as possible, and expects that no man will rema any pretence whatever, in the rear with the lush. During the main assault, Cecil Cavendish will make a feint upon the provost's windows, to be converted into a real attack if the ladies scream.

"Five hundred and a half I used to lift to the height of my knee-cap easily; I may 'a fallen off now a hundred-weight with years, and strings in my back, and rheumatics; but this here little toad is a clear hundredweight out and beyond my heftage. If there's a pound here, there's not an ounce under six hundred-weight, I'll lay a thousand dollars. Miss Rema, give a name to him.

"The old man would never waste a bit of victuals, as you know, Miss 'Rema; and, being acquaint with Suan's way of watching, he had slipped all his supper aside from his plate, and put it on a clean pocket-handkerchief to lock it in the press till his appetite should serve; and I caught him in the act, and it vexed him.

He put on his cap and heavy coat and went as far as the door, then turned back. From his kit he took a belt-ax and nails. The wind was blowing more strongly over the Barren, and MacVeigh could no longer hear the low lament of the Eskimos. He moved toward their fires, and found them deserted of men, only the dogs rema g in their deathlike sleep.