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His elder brother grew playful, and caught him by the baggy reverse of his more essential garment. "Hush!" said Mrs. Sprowle, "there's the bell!" Everybody took position at once, and began to look very smiling and altogether at ease. False alarm. Only a parcel of spoons, "loaned," as the inland folks say when they mean lent, by a neighbor.
But Abel untied his hands, in spite of the Deacon's considerate remonstrance. "Now," said the Doctor, "the first thing is to put the joint back." "Stop," said Deacon Soper, "stop a minute. Don't you think it will be safer for the women-folks jest to wait till mornin', afore you put that j'int into the socket?" Colonel Sprowle, who had been called by a special messenger, spoke up at this moment.
Deacon Soper came up presently, and entered into conversation with Colonel Sprowle. "I hope to see our pastor present this evenin'," said the Deacon. "I don't feel quite sure," the Colonel answered. "His dyspepsy has been bad on him lately.
They have lost their warlike spirit, and their troops cannot be induced to adopt the European arms. We have no news yet of Mr. Lambe; of course our Barbary proceedings are still at a stand.* Yours affectionately, Th: Jefferson LETTER LXIX. TO MRS. SPROWLE, July 5,1785 Paris, July 5,1785. Madam, Your letter of the 21st of June, has come safely to hand.
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