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Westways

CHAPTER XI
17/39

Now the thing would be done without her aid.

In time her desire to see the Democrats win in the interest of her dear South would revive, but at present what with Grey and the threat of the practical application of the Fugitive-Slave Act and her husband's disgust, she was disposed to let politics alone.
Presently, as they walked on, Peter Lamb stopped them.

"I'd like to speak to you for a moment, Mr.Penhallow." Mrs.Penhallow walked on.
"What is it ?" said the Squire.
"I'm all right now--I'll never drink again.

I want some work--and mother's sick." "We will see to her, but you get no more work from me." "Why, what's the matter, sir ?" "Matter! You might ask Josiah if he were here.

You know well enough what you did--and now I am done with you." "So help me God, I never--" "Oh! get out of my way.


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