John March,
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共 29 段- "If they'll let us, Jeff-Jack. If they'll only let us; but w
- "Great Heaven!" groaned the Major. "Cornelius, why, Cor--_ne
- The General came out in an open letter, probably not so sent
- "Why, you know, Judge, how ow young men ah; always up to som
- There was an awful stillness as the two ascended the steps,
- John didn't march home, although when some one wanted a wind
- "Yass, seh. Lawd, I cayn't talk; I'm that thusty I'm a-spitt
- As she and the young visitor stood by the carriage while Joh
- "Did he slap him?" eagerly asked a dozen men standing on the
- "I reckon he'll try what luck there is in odd numbers," said
- "Yes, I go to-night; I shall see my father within three days
- So the good parson dropped the matter, and saw how rightly h
- "I'll only add this, sir: If you don't like the terms, you c
- "Well, if this ain't a plumb Provi_dence_!" laughed the Pars
- The way down to this spot from the Halliday cottage was a gr
- "Why, dee Lawdy! Does you call him Johnnie to his face?"
- "An' I have faith that he will. Uphel' by that faith, I've t
- As the foremost of the two men began for the third time that
- In this he had some delay. A woman with a disabled mouth, ca
- On his way back to the hotel with Miss Garnet after service,
- "Poor boy!" she said to herself, in that inmost heart where
- "Isn't she lovely?" she exclaimed in melodious undertone, an
- "But which, General Halliday, I tell you again----"
- Yet for all the sudden beauty of the land and season Miss Ga
- Nevertheless they went very slowly, culling and exchanging w
- As March with clouded brow was lifting his hand toward a tor
- The north window view hurt still worse. The middle distance
- "Hold on a moment, Johanna," he called, as she turned to go.
- Garnet breakfasted alone and rode off to town. The moment he