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"Quit it, Mary," said he, smiling at her again. "Well," said Mary, yet without turning, "I must go and weed a while." "No," put in Wilmer, innocently; "he won't be over yet. He had a big mail. I brought it to him." Mary blushed, and made as if to go. She was a woman of thirty-five, well poised, and sweet through wholesomeness.
Sometimes I think I'll die, I want it so much; then it comes over me how ungrateful I am to you and Aunt Ettie, and I hate myself for the way I treat Wilmer." "Do you love him?" he insisted. "Perhaps not like you mean."
She won't worship you any the less because you don't worship yourself. That's the mad way they have women. It's an awful challenge. You've got a fight before you, if you don't refuse it.". "God!" groaned Marshby to himself, "it is a fight. I can't refuse it." Wilmer put his question without mercy. "Do you want to?"
"The state of mind in which I find you, Theodore, surprises and pains me greatly. If it is not trespassing too far upon private matters, I should like very much to know the reason. I ask, because I feel now, and always have felt, much interest in you." It was some time before Wilmer replied to this. At length, he said
"I retired to a book-table at the other end of the parlor, and it was a good deal later when the two young ladies had finished talking about the Wilmer reception. "'I do not understand it at all, said Miss Castle, when we were on the sidewalk. 'You are not deaf, Mr.
"For God's sake, Wilmer," he cried plaintively, "get out and let me sleep I haven't slept for a month." Williams gave a whoop of fear, and ran out of the cabin, crying that the ship was haunted and that Vail had come back. From that moment, I believe, the after house was the safest spot on the ship.
Lucy apparently had little to say to Wilmer Deakon; indeed, when he was not present, to their great amusement she imitated his deliberate balanced speech. She said that he was too solemn an opinion with which Calvin privately agreed and made an irreverent play on his name and the place he should occupy in the church.
After Wilmer had received the kindly proffered relief from his employers, in an increase of salary, he was less troubled about the daily wants of his family. But other sources of keen anxiety soon presented themselves. His own health began to give way so rapidly as to awaken in his mind, fearful apprehensions of approaching inability to support his family; and Constance was not strong.
Names that became familiar through the fighting in Belleau wood are mentioned in Major Denig's letter as being prominent in the allied counter-attack Lieut. Col. Thomas Holcomb, Lieut. Col. Benton W. Sibley, Lieut. Col. John A. Hughes, Capt Pere Wilmer and others who took a prominent part in the fighting.
Wilmer, Miss Whishaw, and Mrs. Sandwith. Mrs. Hughes' Wolverley Duchess and Wolverley Jock were excellent types of what a prick-eared Skye should be. Excellent, too, were Mrs. Freeman's Alister, and Sir Claud Alexander's Young Rosebery, Olden Times, Abbess, and Wee Mac of Adel, Mrs. Wilmer's Jean, and Mr. Millar's Prince Donard.
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