Say And Seal By The Author Of The Wide Wide World Copyright Ed

Author : Susan Bogert Warner
Publisher : General Books
ISBN 13 : 9781458970565
Total Pages : 58 pages
Book Rating : 4.9/5 (75 download)

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Download or read book Say and Seal, by the Author of 'The Wide, Wide World'. Copyright Ed written by Susan Bogert Warner and published by General Books. This book was released on 2009-08 with total page 58 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: A CONFERENCE ABOUT THE TEACHER. 37 the use 0 crosses and straight lines and V's turned wrong side up 1" Mr Simlins pushed back his chair and rubbed his chin. " Well, Squire, you and me are trustees; what in your judgment and opinion had we ought to do, in these precedents . " " Get rid on him, /say," replied the Squire, promptly. " Then here he is, leadiii' all the girls round town; and for all any one of 'em knows he's a married man." " Humph ! think so ? What do the folks say of him ?" said Mr Simlins. " There's Mrs Derrickwhat does she say of him I he's in her house, she ought to have an idee. And Faithnow I 'd take that gal's judgment on a'most anythingwhat do they think about him, Squire 1"" Never asked 'em a word," said the Squire, stoutly, " nor heard 'em say one, neither. But he gets fur'n letters all the time, Widow Stamp saysand female writiu' too. Who knows but he's got a wife m some fur'n country 1or two," added the Squire, without specifying where the plural belonged. " I 'm a justice of peace, Mr Simlins, and this shouldn't be let go on." Mr Simlins looked up from under his brows with a queer look at his host. " If he has two, he must want the schoolbad!" said he. " Well, Squire, I 'll go along and see what can be done. If I was you, meantime, I 'd not say much to no one. There 'a Judge Harrison, you know; we can't act without him. Good night f ye ! Squire, I guess he hain't two ? Anyhow, I wouldn't let fly no warrants till I saw my bird sitting somewhere. It 'a bad to have 'em hit in a wrong place." And it was well it was darkish and nobody to look at him; for Mr Simlins went grinning pretty much all the way between Squire Deacon's house and the house of Mrs Derrick, where Mr Linden was entertaining his shadow in the moonlit porch. " G...