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ed. As he had no voice in the matter, it is as well to agree with him. Mrs. Dove鈥檚 attention is a little distracted by the 鏉窞鐢峰＋spa hamper
with the luncheon; and Cissy hopes fervently that 鈥渘obody will be hurt.鈥?
Let us count the starters. One, two, three, four, five, six. Mr. Crasher鈥檚 Chance, blue, and white sleeves (owner); Major Brush鈥檚 Down-upon-鈥檈m, 鈥済orge de pigeon,鈥?crimson cap (owner); Mr. Savage鈥檚 Luxury, scarlet, and black cap (Mr. Stripes); 鏉窞鎸夋懇浼戦棽浼氭墍 Mr. Brown鈥檚 Egg-Flip, white (owner); Mr. Green鈥檚 Comedy, by Comus, black and all black (Mr. Snooks); and lastly, Mr. Sawyer鈥檚 Wood-Pigeon, plum-colour, and blue cap (owner).
The latter鈥檚 appearance excites considerable admiration, as he takes his breathing canter. Wood-Pigeon is a remarkably handsome animal; and Mr. Sawyer, at a little distance, looks more like a jockey than any of them, with the exception of the redoubtable Stripes.
Old Isaac goes up to his master for a few last words before the flag drops. 鈥滄澀宸炶冻娴翠笂闂?You mind the double comin鈥?in,鈥?says the wary old dodger. 鈥淐lose under the tree鈥檚 the best place, 鈥檆ause there鈥檚 no holes in the bank; and, pray ye now, do ye sit still!鈥?
A faint exclamation from Miss Dove proclaims they are off. Out with the double-glasses! From the carriage, we can see them the whole way round.
One, two, 鏉窞spa鍝噷鍙互鍙hree! They fly the first fence in a string, Chance leading. The Honourable means to make running all through. Wood-Pigeon is a little rash; but Mr. Sawyer handles him to admiration. He goes in 鐖辨澀宸為緳鍑ら榿璁哄潧and out of the double posts and rails like a pony.
This difficulty disposes of Mr. Snooks, who lets Comedy by Comus out of his hand, falls, and never appears again.
The others increase the pace, as the lie of the ground takes them a little downhill towards the brook. As they near it, you might cover them with a sheet;鏉窞鐢峰＋鍏ㄨ韩绮炬补鎸夋懇 but, while the whole increase their velocity, Chance and Wood-Pigeon, the latter followed closely by Mr. Stripes on Luxury, single themselves out from the rest. All three get over in their stride; and a faint shout rises from the crowd on the distant hill. Egg-Flip jumps short, and remains on the further bank with his back broken, the centre of a knot of foot-people, who congregate round him in a moment, from no one knows where. Down-upon-鈥檈m struggles in and out again, striding over the adjacent water meadow as 鏉窞瓒崇枟鎸夋懇涓嶆瑙勭殑 if full of running;
but Brush is far more blown than his horse. His cap is off, his reins are entangled, he has lost a stirrup, and it is obvious that the Major鈥檚 chance is out.
The race now lies between the leading three; and Crasher, who has great confidence in Chance鈥檚 pedigree and stoutness, forces the running 鏉窞娲楁荡鍦烘墍 tremendously. He and Sawyer take their leaps abreast, the latter riding very quietly and carefully, mindful of old Isaac鈥檚 advice, to 鈥渟it still.鈥?Luxury is waiting close upon them.
鈥淭hat fellow has been at the game before,鈥?remarks Parson Dove, eyeing Mr. Stripes through his glasses, and struck with admiration at the artistic manner in which that gentleman pulls his horse together for the ridge
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“Going back to the army?” inquired the man, with his mouth full of chicken, and by way of opening up the 杭州哪里有特色足浴 conversation.
“Um鈥攈uh,” said Shorty, nodding assent.
“Where do you belong?”
“200th Injianny Volunteer Infantry.”
If Shorty had been noticing the woman he would have seen her start, but would have attributed it to the lurching of the cars. She lost interest in the chicken leg she was picking, and listened to the continuance 杭州按摩那家好 of the conversation.
“I mean, what army do you belong to?”
“Army o’ the Cumberland, down at Chattanoogy.”
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I might say that I belong to that army myself. I’m going down that way, too. You 杭州足疗技师输出 see, my Congressman helped me get a contract for furnishing the Army o’ the Cumberland with bridge timber, and I’m going down to Looeyville, and mebbe further, to see about it. We’ve just come from St. Louis, where I’ve bin deliverin’ some timber in rafts.”
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“Bad Ax, Wisconsin, a little ways from 杭州不正规的spa店 La Crosse.”
It was Shorty’s turn to start, and it flashed upon him just where he had seen that squarish face. It was in an ambrotype that he carried in his breastpocket. He almost choked on the merrythought of the 杭州桑拿按摩信息 chicken, but recovered himself, and said quickly:
“I have heard o’ the place. Lived there long?”
“Always, you might say. Father took me there as a child during the mine excitement, growed up there, went into business, married, lost my wife, and married again. We’re now on what you might call our bridal tower. 杭州男士全身精油按摩 I had to come down here on business, so I brung my wife along, and worked it off on her as our bridal tower. Purty cute, don’t you think?”
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As soon as he was well on his way the woman leaned forward and asked Shorty in an earnest tone:
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“Yes’m,” said Shorty very meekly. “To Co. Q.”
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“Did you happen to know a Mr. 杭州哪里有特殊洗浴 Daniel Elliott in that company?”
“Very well, mum. Knowed him almost as well as if he was my own brother.”
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鈥?quoted her aunt; 鈥渂ut there is a time for all things. An鈥?if y鈥檜 don鈥檛 teach a gurl like Maria a lesson, she will go far wid you.鈥?
鈥淪he is a very rude young ooman!鈥?exclaimed Mr. Proudleigh with indignation, following up his 鏉窞閰掑簵瓒虫荡 sister鈥檚 remark; he felt that he must lend his daughter his moral support. 鈥淓f I was a 鏉窞妗戞嬁鍏ㄥ younger man,鈥?he went on, 鈥淚 would . . . I would . . . well, I don鈥檛 know what I wouldn鈥檛 do! But Mother Smit is a dangerous female to interfere wid, and de cramps is troubling me in me foot so badly dat I wouldn鈥檛 like 鈥檈r to put 鈥檈r hand 鈥檖on me at all.鈥?
鈥淓f she ever touch you,鈥?his wife broke in, 鈥渙ld as I is, she an鈥?me would have to go to prison.鈥?
鈥淵ou was always a 鏉窞瓒崇枟灏忓贩鍦ㄥ摢閲?courigous gal, Mattie,鈥?said the old man approvingly; 鈥渂ut I don鈥檛 want to see y鈥檜 get into any quarrel; an鈥?to tell you de trute, I don鈥檛 t鈥檌nk I could help you at all. Susan is goin鈥?to bring up Maria, an鈥?that is a satisfaction. I are going to de court-house wid 鈥檈r to encourage her.鈥?
鈥淏ut suppose Susan lose the case?鈥?Catherine suggested. She had been a witness of the 鏉窞澶滅敓娲荤綉绔?encounter, and though she fully intended to forget every fact that would make against Susan 鏉窞涓婇棬鐨勫彲淇′箞 in the court-house, she was sagacious enough to realize that Maria鈥檚 friends would not do likewise.
鈥淟ose me case?鈥?asked Susan incredulously. 鈥淭hat can鈥檛 be done! She provoked me first, an鈥?the judge must take note of that.
Besides, I am goin鈥?to put a good lawyer on her: not a fool-fool man that can鈥檛 talk, but a man who will question her properly an鈥?make her tell 鏉窞妗戞嬁缃戠珯 de truth.鈥?
鈥淒at is right,鈥?said Mr. Proudleigh with proud anticipation of coming 鏉窞瓒虫荡瀵绘ml victory. 鈥淪ue, I advise you to get de Attorney-General.鈥?
鈥淚 never hear about him,鈥?Miss Proudleigh remarked; 鈥渁n鈥?it won鈥檛 do for Susan to get a lawyer we don鈥檛 know. But who to get?鈥?
As Mr. Proudleigh knew nothing about the leader of the local bar except his name, he decided not to urge the claims of that high official upon his daughter. One after another, the names of the 鏉窞鐖辨儏鏁呬簨spa姝ｈ涔?several lawyers of whom the family had heard were mentioned, and their various merits were discussed. As this was to be the most important case ever tried鈥攐r at least so the family thought鈥攊t was of the utmost importance that the brightest legal luminary should be obtained: the difficulty was to select one from the many whose reputation for ability commended them all as fit 鏉窞鎸夋懇鐖借 and proper persons to prosecute Maria Bellicant for assault and abusive language. At last Miss 鏉窞娲楁荡涓績鎸夋懇 Proudleigh suggested a lawyer whose cleverness in handling witnesses determined to perjure themselves had often appealed to her admiration. Having once mentioned his name with approval, the worthy lady thought it was incumbent upon her to argue away all that might be said against him and all that might be urged in favour of other solicitors; and at length Susan decided 鏉窞澶滅敓娲荤兢 that she would go to see Lawyer Jones in the morning. Miss Proudleigh was so delighted with the prospect of having Mr. Jones proceed against Maria
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” as they familiarly 鏉窞鎸夋懇閭ｅ濂?styled him amongst themselves. The Pope had been too grievously insulted and persecuted by Buonaparte for it to be possible for him to pronounce the former marriage invalid; had it not been also contrary to the canons of the Church to abrogate marriage, 鏉窞spa搴楄浆璁?which it regards as an entirely sacred and indissoluble ceremony. To remove this difficulty, it was stated to the Austrian family that Buonaparte’s marriage with Josephine had been merely a revolutionary marriage before a magistrate, and therefore no marriage at all鈥攖he fact being originally true, but it had ceased to be so some days 鏉窞妗戞嬁鏈嶅姟璁哄潧 previous to Buonaparte’s coronation, when, to remove the Pope’s objection, they had been privately married by Buonaparte’s uncle, Cardinal Fesch. The wedding took place at Vienna, on the 11th of March, 1810, and a few days afterwards the young 鏉窞榫欏嚖濞变箰鍦板浘缃?Empress set out for France, accompanied by the Queen of Naples. Buonaparte, who maintained the strictest etiquette at his Court, had had all the ceremonies which were to attend his marriage in Paris arranged with the most minute exactness. He then set out himself 鏉窞姘寸（缇?to meet his Austrian bride, very much in the manner that he had gone to meet the Pope. Near Soissons鈥攔iding alone, and in an ordinary dress鈥擝uonaparte met the carriage of his new wife, got in, and went on with her to Soissons and thence to the old chateau of Compi猫gne.
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CHAPTER II THE ABOLITIONISTS鈥擶HO AND WHAT THEY WERE
In selecting those who are to receive its remembrance and its honors, the world has always given its preference to such as have battled for freedom. It may have been 鏉窞澶滅敓娲婚緳鍑?with the sword; it may have been with the pen; or it may have been with a tongue that was inflamed with holy rage against tyranny and wrong; but whatever the instrumentality employed; in whatever field the battle has been fought; and by whatsoever race, or class, or kind of men;
the champions of human liberty have been hailed as the bravest of the brave and the most worthy to receive the acclaims of their fellows.
Now, if that estimate be not altogether inaccurate, what place in the scale of renown must be assigned to those pioneers in the successful movement against 鏉窞姘寸（q寰俊 African slavery in this country who have commonly been known as “Abolitionists”鈥攁 name first given in derision by their enemies? It should, in the opinion of the writer hereof, be the very highest. He is not afraid to challenge the whole record of human achievements by 鏉窞娲楁荡鐢ㄥ搧 great and good men (always save and except that which is credited to the Saviour of mankind) for exhibitions of heroism superior to theirs. Nay, when it is remembered that mainly through their efforts and sacrifices was accomplished a revolution by which four
million human beings (but for the Abolitionists the number to-day in bondage would be eight millions) were lifted from the condition in which American slaves existed but a few years ago, to freedom and political equality with their former masters; and, at the same time when it is considered what qualities of 鏉窞瓒虫荡娌瑰帇璁哄潧 heart and brain were needed for such a task, he does not believe that history, from its earliest chapters, furnishes examples of gods or men, except in very rare and isolated cases, who have shown themselves to be their equals.
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