In a Steamer Chair and Other Stories by Robert Barr
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"Certainly."
"Why, that's strange; I never thought of that." "It is strange, too," said Katherine, "that I never thought of going back." "And--and," said the young man, "won't you go?" She pressed his arm, and stood motionless. "'Where thou goest, I will go. Thy people shall be my people.'" "That's a quotation, I suppose?" said George. "It is," answered Katherine. "Well, you see, as I told you, I am not very well read up on the books of the day." "I don't know whether you would call that one of the books of the day or not," said Katherine; "it is from the Bible." "Oh," answered the other. "I believe, Kate, you will spend the rest of your life laughing at me." "Oh no," said the young lady, "I always thought I was fitted for missionary life. Now, look what a chance I have." "You have taken a big contract, I admit." |
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