The Quest of the Silver Fleece - A Novel by W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt) Du Bois
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At last all was still. A long silence. Then again the air seemed suddenly filled with that great and awful cry; its echoing answer screamed afar and they heard the raucous voice of Elspeth beating in their ears: _"De seed done sowed! De seed done sowed!"_ _Ten_ MR. TAYLOR CALLS "Thinking the matter over," said Harry Cresswell to his father, "I'm inclined to advise drawing this Taylor out a little further." The Colonel puffed his cigar and one eye twinkled, the lid of the other being at the moment suggestively lowered. "Was she pretty?" he asked; but his son ignored the remark, and the father continued: "I had a telegram from Taylor this morning, after you left. He'll be passing through Montgomery the first of next month, and proposes calling." "I'll wire him to come," said Harry, promptly. |
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