warily boiling point

[Hilda Stinson <is...@gernert-bedachung.de>]

Merridew talked and laughed all the way upstairs.
It did be giving me a quare faling,Patsy.
I KNOW itfeels happy because we are going to fix it up. It was along time since she had trodden that fairy path but it had notchanged. Two people were squatted on the grassbefore it . This is my brother, David, Miss Gardiner.
She did nottell them that Hilary had asked her a certain question again. There can be no real interchange of souls in the city. Shehad long, slanted, grey-green eyes with long fair lashes thatshould have gone with fair hair.
Gentleman Tom put a leg rather stiffly over his shoulder.
Merridew was coming on the afternoon train and Uncle Tom wasgoing to meet her with the span. Merridew wanted to sit where she could see the beautyof the delphiniums down the garden walk. Ive never seen a January without a thaw yet and Ive seenhundreds of them, he asserted .
Cuddleswrote to him occasionally and told him more of Pats goings-on thanPat ever dreamed of.
But Judy could only wonder if thepiano bench would ever be the same again. Pat felt that she was yielding in spite ofherself. Pat did not tell them everything about the matter.
And this is Ichabod, said Suzanne, waving her hand to the dog,who thumped his tail ingratiatingly. It DID seem as if she had known them before.
She had taken the letter and stalked off tothe graveyard to read it.
She simply cant forget she isnt on the lecture platform, saidPat. If I hadnt asked her to comehere he would have gone to New Brunswick to see her.
Rae had suddenly grown up and Sid belonged to them no longer. Ive thought it all overcarefully and Ive decided that Ill marry money . She had a crookedclever mouth with a mutinous tilt. There is no wood makes such a lovely fireas applewood.
Aunt Hazel was hot in his favour but Judy, for a wonder,was not.
I aint going to have MY daughter a slave to the public.
Come home and enjoy these things andlet us have one more summer of our old jolly companionship. Think av THAT in Swallowfield, Judy said to Gentleman Tom.
I was bad friends with it when I came up here, said Pat frankly,letting herself thaw a little more. Merridew raised fat be-ringed hands to it .