[Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia by William Gilmore Simms]@TWC D-Link bookGuy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia CHAPTER XI 14/21
If she shut her eyes to the sight, their groans were in her ears; and if she turned away, they took her by the elbow, and called her a backslider herself.
Forrester whispered in the ears of Ralph, as his eye encountered the form of Miss Munro, who sat primly amid a flock of venerables-- "Doesn't she talk like a book? Ah, she's a smart, sweet girl; it's a pity there's no better chance for her than Guy Rivers.
But where's he--the rascal? Do you know I nearly got my fingers on his throat last night.
I felt deusedly like it, I tell you." "Why, what did he to you ?" "Answered me with such impudence! I took him for the pedler in the dark, and thought I had got a prize; it wasn't the pedler, but something worse--for in my eyes he's no better than a polecat." But, the preacher had risen in his place, and all was silence and attention.
We need scarcely seek to describe him.
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