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'I wouldn't say that, either, groaned George. 'Just strike out the words "one of the leading accountants of London." 'Yes? said Miss Brewster; 'and what shall I put in the place of them? 'Put in place of them "the stupidest ass in London"! Miss Brewster laughed at that. 'No; I shall put in what I first wrote: "Mr.
Brewster, suddenly, knowing the quickest way to rid herself of Sary. Anne Stewart now came out and saw the group looking at the wagon. "The girls won't bother to unpack to-night, Mr. Brewster, so we may as well leave the trunks in the wagon and take them to the barn." Jeb was sent to the barn with the wagon and contents, and Mr.
"Down at Bear Forks School-house. We use it for church, as well as for other important purposes, besides day-school," Mrs. Brewster replied, smilingly. Soon after the girls appeared at table, Mr. Brewster came out. He said good morning in a very sedate manner that surprised the girls who were not accustomed to his Sunday manners.
"I thought I knew him," said Pat. And he shrugged his shoulders. Shoop noticed that Waring was gazing at Pat in a peculiar manner. He attached no significance to this at the time, but later he recalled the fact that there had been trouble between Pat and the Brewster boys some years ago. The Brewsters had then openly threatened to "get Pat if he ever rode north again." Down the Wind
"Because they know what's in the country now and how to get it out and they never knew that before." "And the immediate future what do you see that depends on?" "Steel rails," said Brewster with conviction. "Will you come up?" Thorpe did go up, and Clark, who knew that Brewster had been in Toronto and conceived why, met them both at the works with a genuine welcome.
Brewster persuaded Sary to loose her prisoner and let him collect his scattered senses; when the shaken man was able to once more think reasonably, he gave Sary one look and disappeared from that coach, nor did he venture his head inside the door again, until he had to take up all the tickets.
"There he is now," whispered Abby. She rose as Willy Jones approached, laughing confusedly. "I've been telling Ellen Brewster," said Abby, with her perfunctory air. Ellen held out her hand, and Willy Jones grasped it, then let it drop and muttered something. He looked with helpless adoration at Abby, who put her hand through his arm reassuringly.
"What do you git for a Bottle?" asked Uncle Brewster. "Twenty Cents," was the Reply of the Liquor Clerk. "Keep it," said Uncle Brewster. Perceiving that the Race-Track was in the hands of Gougers, Uncle Brewster walked back to the Hotel. By that Time his New Shoes had Crippled him, and he decided to take the Afternoon Train for home instead of Waiting Over.
"Tell him," commanded the squaw. So Anne told her little story of adventure, and said, "And they are going to take me right to Rose Freeman in Brewster. Nakanit's mother talks English." Amos listened in amazement. "I told Amanda you'd started for Brewster," he responded, "and I sent word to father that I was going there, so I might as well go. I've got things to eat.
* See Wagon Road from Fort Defiance to the Colorado River Edward F. Beale, 35th Congress, 2d Session, House of Representatives, Document, 124, Washington, 1858. Also Handbook to Arizona, pp. 247-48, R. J. Hinton, 1878. The information as to Johnson's application for an appropriation to explore the Colorado was given me by Mr. Robert Brewster Stanton.
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