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[Mailutils-i18n] felon practicable


From: Lesley Krause
Subject: [Mailutils-i18n] felon practicable
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 20:27:04 -0300

Tell him, said Gant, to spare no expense. What do you want the sausage-grinder for, son? Horse Hines bent sympathetically and assisted the boy to his feet. As he cameopposite Dixieland, he moved in to the curb, tossing his freshpaper with a careful plop. Then, hearing the sharp whine of the wind, she wept again. Horse Hines came in briskly, but checked himself when he saw thetwo young men.
He nodded, and closed the door behind her.
Theyve been calling up every day to findout about him.
Then, slowly, stonily, from right to left, withoutexpression, she shook her head. F-f-f-fried chicken a la Maryland, he muttered. Wind pressed the boughs, the withered leaves were quaking. A f-f-five cent ride on the street-car bringsme right out to the beach. And the Pentlandfamily is one of the wealthiest and most prominent. Life, ruddered life, that would not fail, began its myriadembarkations.
Were big strong men, but weve hadhard lives. Itcame infrequently, almost inaudibly, with a faint flutteringrespiration. I have known the Gant and Pentland families forthirty years or more. My dear, dear girl, he said gently as she tried to speak, wecant turn back the days that have gone. Slightly nauseated, he took his seat with Eliza in thecarriage, and tried to think of supper. This little bright and stricken thing stood up on Eugenes heartand talked into his mouth.
I cant bear to think of him out thereto-night. The women filled the house with their moaning.
Horse Hines bent sympathetically and assisted the boy to his feet. F-f-f-fried chicken a la Maryland, he muttered. He had been closely shaved:he was immaculately groomed.
He wont haveto drink mamas coffee any more. Now, said Horse Hines quietly, I know the family doesnt wantanything cheap. Then, drying her eyes, sheadded:You boys go get something to eat. Eugene thought of death now, with love, with joy.
Fatigue andpowerful nervous depletion conquered him. Good-morning, gentlemen, said Horse Hines, in an accent ofrefined sadness. There are a great many things Id like to do over again, saidEliza gravely. All of that is over now, and each time itwas like a death.
The walls, the windowsseemed to bend inward from the thrusting pressure of the dark. Not allthe kings horses, not all the doctors and nurses in the world, canhelp him now.

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