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Justice often has its cruel, relentless aspects. Haas, with his weak, heavy face, stayed in Stanley's memory. An ordinary man might have tried again and won. But Haas was drunken with self-pity and the melancholy of his race. He would brood and suffer. Frank felt sorry for the man, and, somehow, vaguely apprehensive. Ruef's trial ended in a disagreement of the jury. It was a serious blow.
Coblenz, he says, 'that you want to make that trip, just you let me know. Before the war there wasn't a year I didn't cross the water twice, maybe three times, for the firm. I don't know there's much I can do; it ain't so easy to arrange for Russia, but, just the same, you let me know when you're ready to make that trip. Just like that he said it. That from Mark Haas!"
Haas, that's what she likes better than anything the evening papers." "I'll go down and send 'em right up with a boy, and telephone for the car. The crowd's beginning to pour out now. Just hold your horses there, Mrs. C., and I'll have those papers up here in a jiffy." He was already closing the door after him, letting in and shutting out a flare of music. "See, mama, nice Mr.
If I could only get her back where she could see for herself the graves is all she needs. All old people think of the grave. It's eating her eating her mind. Mark Haas is going to fix it for me after the war maybe before if he can. That's the only way poor gramaw can live or die happy, Selene.
Like his uncle, that boy keeps us all laughing." "Gad! look at her blush! I know women your age would give fifty dollars a blush to do it that way." She was looking away again, shoulders heaving to silent laughter, the blush still stinging. "It's been so so long, Mr. Haas, since I had compliments made to me. You make me feel so silly."
De Haas gathered the facts of these and numerous similar incidents from the pioneers themselves in their old age; doubtless they are often inaccurate in detail, but on the whole De Haas has more judgment and may be better trusted than the other compilers. Monotonous Horror of the Ravages.
"My back ach my back!" "Yes, yes, mama; we'll fix it. Up! So la!" They raised her by the crook of each arm, gently. "So! Please, Mr. Haas, the pillows. Shawl. There!" Around a rear hallway, they were almost immediately into a blank, staring hotel bedroom, fresh towels on the furniture-tops only enhancing its staleness. "Here we are. Sit her here, Mr. Haas, in this rocker."
The next morning, Captain Haas announced to his followers that Marlanx had begun to shell the Castle. Big guns in the fortress were hurling great shells over the city, dropping them in the park.
'I've lived my life, thaa sees, lass. I'm nobbud waitin' to go to them as is gone afore; and I could ha' liked to foller them from th' owd haas. And then thaa'rt noan o' th' owd stock, lass. Thy folks ne'er rooted theirsels i' th' soil like mine. 'Come, mother, said the now subdued son, 'we'll find a home for thee, and when thaa dees we'll put thee away. Durnd tak' on like that.
Before it's time for the ride home she must rest in a quiet place." "My car'll be here and waiting five minutes after I telephone." "You sure have been grand, Mr. Haas!" "I shouldn't be grand yet to my Let's see what relation is it I am to you?" "Honest, you're a case, Mr. Haas always making fun!" "My poor dead sister's son marries your daughter. That makes you my nothing-in-law." "Honest, Mr.
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