Uncle William: the man who was shif'less by Jennette Barbour Perry Lee
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"_Who_ says?" Andy whirled about.
"Why, _she_ says--Sergia says.--Didn't I jest tell you, Andy?" "You didn't tell me nuthin'," said Andy. He had returned to the bay. "She is his--she is goin' to marry him," said William. "Huh!" There was silence for a minute, while Andrew digested the morsel. "When they goin' to be married?" he said at last. Uncle William shook his head. "That's jest it, Andy. They're in a heap o' trouble." Andy stirred uneasily. "What'd she write to _you_ for?" "I'm comin' to that--if you'll give me time. She thought mebbe I could help--" Andy moved a little away. "You hain't got the means," he said decisively. "No"--the tone was soothing--"but I can get it, mebbe. She wants me to come down." "To New York? _You!_" Andy looked at him. William returned the look apologetically. "Does sound ridiculous, don't |
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