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[Bug-sweater] interminable bewildering


From: Teresa Rice
Subject: [Bug-sweater] interminable bewildering
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 06:58:09 -0000

Awoman like that can ruin a young boy like you. What, said Miss Brown, with a cunning smile, what if yourmother should see us? Shelaughed tenderly to herself, with absent misty gaze. Oh, only a little six-inch strip, he said carelessly. This sickness of your papas has cost a lotof money.
She was still loyal to thedoctrine of the good Major.
Gathering around you till you cant breathe.
Youve got totrade quick to keep the ball a-rolling.
Elizas eyes filled with tears of real pain.
He washeld in the lure of her subtle weariness: she gave him comfort andhe never touched her.
If one spoke to every one,one was democratic; if one did not, one was a snob, and got fewvotes.
His mind was very clear, not doting, but sad and old.
Well, said Eliza gravely, plucking at her chin, I want you to bea good boy and study hard, son. I doubted if he would last the winter through. Hewas closer to a feeling of brotherhood than he had ever been, andmore alone.
Well, well, if it isntOld Baldy, he cried, pumping Bens hand. Little electric currents of excitement played up his spine.
The terrible draught smote him with the speed and power of a mansfist.
I beg of you, leave me to die in peace:it wont be long now.
The kitchen-light went out; he heard his mothers door clickgently.
Then hesitantly, by awkward talkative stages, she went intothe house again.
Once, with Jim Trivett, he had fancied himselftipsy.

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