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"Trueheart, as she is named in the Micmac tongue, is a native of this island at least her mother was; but her father, I have been told, was a white man a wanderer like myself who came in an open boat from no one knows where, and cast his lot among the Indians, one of whom he married. Both parents are dead. I never saw them; but my wife, I think, must resemble her white father in many respects.
Charles M. Trueheart, now a physician in Galveston, Texas. Thomas M. Wade, of Lexington, Virginia. W. H. White, of Lexington, Virginia. Calvin Wilson, of Cumberland County. John Withrow, of Lexington, Virginia. William M. Wilson, of Rockbridge, who went by the name of "Billy Zu.," abbreviated for zouave; and many other fine fellows, most of whom have long since "passed over the river."
The Gospel tells me to `judge not according to the appearance. Moreover, the longer I live with you, the more have I learned to know that there are qualities in Trueheart which would do honour to dames of the highest station." A gleam of satisfaction lightened the hunter's face for a moment as he exclaimed, with unwonted energy, "You do her no more than justice, my friend.
And I have brought friends with me," he added, turning to his wife. "Friends whom I have found in the forest, Trueheart." "You friends be welcome," said Trueheart, with a modest yet self-possessed air.
It need scarcely be said that the grunt of the Indian was very emphatic when the sounds died away like fairy-music, and that the hunter's white guests entreated for more. Trueheart and her daughter were quite willing, and, for a considerable time, kept their audience enthralled.
Balta had squalled orders, and now Martian soldiers were bursting the buttons off their uniforms in the scrimmage to separate the battlers. Bruised and battered, they were dragged apart. Murray's one eye was now authentically closed, and rapidly coloring up. Unsteadily he got to his feet. With mock delicacy he threw a kiss to his late antagonist. "Farewell, Trueheart!"
After a prolonged gaze the kinsman of Trueheart came to the same conclusion, and said he felt sure that they were not from Labrador, but were evidently men of the Island. "Can you guess what they are going to do?" asked Hendrick. The Indian shook his head solemnly.
She leaned back and regarded me demurely beneath her long lashes for a moment. "I think," she answered, "that it would be much nicer if you would go on rowing." "One more question," I said. "Tell me, has this Prince Trueheart got a moustache?" "Like Mr. Selwyn?" cried the Imp; "should think not. The prince was a fine chap, an' used to kill dragons, you know." "Ah!
Trueheart reports a case of partial excision of the clavicle, successfully followed by the grafting of periosteal and osseous material taken from a dog. Robson and Hayes of Rochester, N.Y., have successfully supplemented excision of spina bifida by the transplantation of a strip of periosteum from a rabbit.
Little Oscar, at his own urgent request, was allowed to accompany them, and Trueheart, Goodred, and the family baby and nurse, were left in charge of an old Indian whose life had once been saved by Hendrick, and who, although too old to go on the war-path, was still well able to keep the family in provisions.
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