Subject: incorporate

From: "Ethel Lara" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 14:56:33 +0200

Trueman, was what we called a big cattleman.
Rosenwould have been indignant, and that would have made Victoria cross. Oh, I shant be gone long;ten days, perhaps. Harris scarcely noticed how her strength was failing, becauseshe had so much on her mind.
Trueman had, perhaps, abetter tradition, more background. Things did seem to beupset, though she didnt know just why. He was, according to our standards, a rich man.
She wassometimes a little afraid of Vickie, who seemed to her to have ahard streak.
Invested; that was a word men always held over women, Mrs.
Harris looked up at her with solemn gratitude.
Rosenwould have been indignant, and that would have made Victoria cross.
She could do a greatdeal more with freedom than ever Vickie could.
Oh, very well, said Vickie bitterly, and she went upstairs. It was only with the ill-bred and unclassified,like this Mrs. She didnt thank her; she didnt know hergrandmother was in any way responsible for Mr. Harris was very sombre, and she was notwell.
Could you git me a tin offresh water, honey?
I got a hotflat-iron on the stove; Ill wrap it in a piece of old blanket andput it to your feet.
Except that I cant go to college after all. After Mandy was gone, she fell to thinking of her blessings.
I was wondering if youcould lay hand on any of the money you got for the sale of my houseback home. Templeton read it over several times andlooked embarrassed. At about four oclock Adelbert came home, hot and sweaty fromraking. Harris got up and sat on the edge of herbed, her head began to swim, and she lay down again.
Everyone was an enemy; all societywas against her. Harris feltthat she and her bed were softly sinking, through the darkness to adeeper darkness.
He went to the back porch and pumped till the water ran cold.
He playedbecause he liked it, and he was willing to pay for his amusement. She put her hand on her grand-daughters shoulder, but Vickie shrank away.
She extended the palm leafshe was holding.
He hadlovely manners with his daughter and his wife.
When Mandy said someone ought to be with the old lady, Bert and Deloffered to take turns.