Fortune of
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共 40 段- They had been wonderfully patient in industry, these pioneer
- “I've fetched my own proofs,” said Rogers. “Some of the gold
- “But you got something better than learning,” Tucker would s
- “But you are sure of nothing yet,” interposed Stephen, shock
- Then at last, out of the darkness and mist and the falling r
- He was finding Basil a sore trial, yet the fur trader retain
- “Then you will see her?” he was immensely relieved.
- “Why did he tell us that?” asked Bushrod suspiciously.
- “They act as though they had pocketed us and could finish th
- It had all been so sudden and unexpected that for a moment S
- “Nothing is unreasonable; but nothing will satisfy me until
- The two men attacked the bank with feverish energy and their
- This matter of the emigrants was a sore point with Raymond.
- “Impossible, Mrs. Landray!” he burst out; but she checked hi
- “I shall try,” he said gravely. “But we must all be hopeful.
- “We've been accused of crimes; and we've been lied about unt
- “From the first, when she joined me in the East, where I had
- “In what particular?” demanded the judge.
- Imperceptibly the doctor had edged her toward the door while
- “Never!” she cried, with fierce insistence. “Never! It can n
- In the end Bendy accepted his terms, and a few years later,
- But Benson was fast losing his temper. The boy's selfishness
- “You did not think that I had forgotten, Virginia—or that I
- BENSON was aghast when he came to look into the affairs of t
- “I can't go on with this,” he told himself as he quitted the
- Benson moved impatiently.
- “We'll show 'em,” he said, “that we got confidence; let 'em
- He had, it developed, a lively interest in local history; hi
- “I feel better now he is with you,” said Gibbs beaming on th
- As Benson had promised, Stephen was not entirely separated f
- Benson rarely spoke of his aunt to him. He early sensed it t
- Stephen was less and less disposed to like this shabby disre
- The old bunk-house was a small building of poles, now no lon
- “A very singular circumstance,” said Wade, as with great del
- “It's natural, ain't it? First and last, the Landrays have f
- “Yes, I suppose so; but, Ben, this whole thing's absurd, why
- “The old records at the court-house, what your aunt remember
- “Nothing that I know of, general, I give you my word on that
- “You know that your aunt has charged Jake Benson with steali
- “But he hasn't given you to understand that he fears any ser