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Does the depravity which prevails here sanction Vincent's dissipation? Oh, Georgia, has association deprived you of horror of vice? Can you be satisfied because others are quite as degraded? He does not mean what he promises; it is merely to deceive you. His intemperate habits are too confirmed to be remedied now; he began early, at college, and has constantly grown worse."
He ceased to contort his limbs in our awful presence, looked at me like as an ordinary person, and even ventured on giving me an arm. He listened with unfeigned pleasure to our music, perilled his neck on St. Vincent's rocks in search of plants, and by and by took to hanging back with Emily, while Clarence walked on with me, to talk to her out of his full heart about his mother and sisters.
It was settled that Vincent's attendance at the trial of the two prisoners would not be necessary, as the man would be tried for armed resistance to the law, and the woman for murdering the sheriff. The facts could be proved by other witnesses, and as there could be no doubt about obtaining convictions, it would be unnecessary to try the charge against the man for kidnaping.
I must send Mrs. Atterbury a number of things. I hope she won't think that we intend to let the war make any difference in our feeling toward the family." Jack was very glad to set out at once for his quondam foe, and in ten minutes was driving down the road to Warchester. Vincent's bruises were nearly healed, and he saluted Jack as a "chum" rather than as the agent of his late discomfiture.
Some of Vincent's friends had been at the Virginia Military Institute at Lexington, where Jackson was professor of natural philosophy and instructor of artillery. "He was the greatest fun," one of the young men said; "the stiffest and most awkward-looking fellow in the Institute. He used to walk about as if he never saw anything or anybody.
So she and her staff sat at their own table where they were free to discuss the entire school if they chose to do so, and the girls for, surely, "turn-about-is-fairplay" could discuss them. It worked pretty well, too, in spite of Miss Sturgis' inclination to keep one eye and one ear "batted" toward the other tables, often to Mrs. Vincent's intense, though carefully concealed amusement.
Vincent's letter waiting for his arrival to congratulate him on his decision, and to beg him to be at Queen's Gate not later than half-past eight o'clock on the following Sunday; but it was not more than momentary. He knew the thing to be inevitably true now; the time and place at which it manifested itself was not supremely important.
But one cannot be always consistent, and this inconsistency of Vincent's was of that involuntary and mental kind which is not translated into action. She saw him at last and welcomed him with an eager impulsiveness for she knew now that she had been unjust to him at Laufingen. They talked for some minutes, until Vincent said at last, 'I hear you are going to play Beaumelle?
But there is a person with a panorama, sir; and there is a person with three negro persons, sir," said the waiter. "He will do. Send up the 'person with three negro persons," said the viscount. And once more the waiter left the room. In a few moments Lord Vincent's valet entered. "Frisbie, we leave for Scotland by the four o'clock train, to-morrow morning. See to it." "Yes, my lord.
Are you privately married to him? If you be not for my sake for your own for Mr. Vincent's do not write till we see the contents of Clarence Hervey's packet." "It can make no alteration in what I write," said Belinda. "Well, my dear, write what you please; but I only hope you will not send your letter till the packet arrives."
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