[A Romance of the Republic by Lydia Maria Francis Child]@TWC D-Link bookA Romance of the Republic CHAPTER XVI 10/34
I'd rather, a devilish sight, have those girls than the money you owe me. Make them over to me, and I'll cancel the debt.
Otherwise, I shall be under the necessity of laying an attachment on some of your property." There was a momentary silence before Mr.Fitzgerald answered, "One of them is dead." "Which one ?" inquired his comrade. "Flora, the youngest, was drowned." "And that queenly beauty, where is she? I don't know that I ever heard her name." "Rosabella Royal," replied Fitzgerald.
"She is living at a convenient distance from my plantation." "Well, I will be generous," said Bruteman.
"If you will make _her_ over to me, I will cancel the debt." "She is not in strong health at present," rejoined Fitzgerald.
"She has a babe about two weeks old." "You know you have invited me to visit your island two or three weeks hence," replied Bruteman; "and then I shall depend upon you to introduce me to your fair Rosamond.
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