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Scherman doesn't own that lane, or those cows, though he bought the picture. All he owns is what he gets by the signs; and I get that, every day, for the dusting! There are things to be earned and shared where people live, that you can't earn in the sewing-shops." "That's what Bel said. Well, I'm glad you like it. Sha'n't I wipe up some of those cups?"
"Because it's my place to stand, at that time," said Bel, stoutly; "and I shouldn't be comfortable out of my place. I haven't earned a place like Mrs. Scherman's yet, or married a man that has earned it for me. There are proper things for everybody. It isn't always proper for Mrs. Scherman to sit down herself; or for Mr. Scherman to keep his hat on.
But after that, we do expect to live. We couldn't hold our breaths till Thursday." "I guess there's something that isn't quite reasonable, somewhere," said Kate. "But I don't think it's you, Mrs. Scherman, not meaningly. I wonder if two or three sensible people couldn't straighten it out? There ought to be a way. The nursery girl helps, doesn't she?" "Yes. She does the baby's things.
Scherman asked questions that I don't believe she'd any particular need of answers to, herself; and she stopped me once when I was going out of the room for something. I knew by her look that she wanted me to hear." "If they want you to hear, why don't they ask you to sit down and hear comfortably?" said Elise Mokey, who had got her social science with a little warp in it from Boffin's Bower.
"I'll bring up plenty of others first, but you're to wait and take her. And, wherever she got her training, you'll find she's the featest-footed among us." It was among the children training them that she had caught the trick of it, but Sin Saxon did not know. "I'm ready to agree with you, with but just the reservation that you could not make," Frank Scherman answered. "Nonsense," said Sin Saxon.
He and Leslie and Cousin Delight, the Josselyns and the Inglesides, dear Miss Craydocke hurrying up to congratulate, Marmaduke Wharne looking on without a shade of cynicism in the gladness of his face, and Sin Saxon and Frank Scherman flitting up in the pauses of dance and promenade, well, after all, these were the central group that night.
I'd rather keep on being the woman that made the name, than to run round airing it. I guess it would keep better." "I see I can't advise you. I shouldn't dare to meddle with inspirations. But I'm proud, and glad, Bel; and you're my friend! The rest will all work out right, somehow." "Thank you, dear Mrs. Scherman," said Bel, her voice full of feeling.
Walking home through the pines again, Delight and Leslie and Dakie Thayne found themselves preceded and followed along the narrow way. Sin Saxon and Frank Scherman came up and joined them when the wider openings permitted. Two persons just in front were commenting upon the sermon.
"It is grand surveying," said Frank Scherman. "I think we see things from the little best," rejoined Sin Saxon. "Washington is the big end of the telescope." "Now you have made me look at it," said Frank Scherman, "I don't think I have been in any other spot that has given me such a real idea of the mountains as this. One must have steps to climb by, even in imagination.
There was nothing like understanding your own family idiosyncrasies. Everything quaint and odd came naturally to them; even their names. Asenath: Marmaduke: Kerenhappuch. "I didn't go about to seek or invent them," said Mrs. Scherman, with grave, innocent eyes and lifted brows.
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