The Gray Dawn by Stewart Edward White
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"Yes, sah! yes, sah!" agreed Sam heartily. "Well, what the devil do you want?" "Th' _Panama_ done been, signalled; yes, sah!" said the negro, but without following his head through the door. "Well, what the devil do you suppose I care, you black limb?" roared Sherwood, "and what do you mean coming in here before you're told?" "Yes, sah! yes, sah, dat's right," ducked Sam, "Shell I awdah the team, sah?" "I suppose we might as well go see her docked. Would you like it?" he asked his wife. "I'd love it." "Then get the team. And some day I'm going to kill you." III Mrs. Sherwood prepared herself first of all by powdering her nose. This simple operation, could it have been seen by the "respectable" members of the community, would in itself have branded her as "fast," In those days |
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