wall. He staggered down again; his remarkable physical
"Iknowitcannot,"murmuredRuth;"andthatiswhyIcry.Icrybecausenothingwilleverbringthemhackagain."Shesobb
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thick of the crowd was coming in. In the thronginglobby,
ButwhydoesitangermyhearttolongsoForonemanoutoftheworldofmen?Andbuildmylifelightlyandstillasadream--A
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Laura never again came to the drugstore as long as
Farapart,farawayinthegustytimeofyear--Seldomwemeetnow,butwhenIhearyouspeaking,Iknowyoursecret,mydear
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of dirty pots and dishes and silverware rattled back to
IfmypoorFlatlandfriendretainedthevigourofmindwhichheenjoyedwhenhebegantocomposetheseMemoirs,Ishouldn
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heavy rain set in, which was hardly sufficient to drive
Yourownimmenseprestigeandmyunvaryingbeliefinyourconsummatevirtuehaveconvincedmeofthegreatimportancei
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I wore a starched white jacket out in the diningroom, where
Andonewhenthefirstcockcrew--Myheartwaslikeabeatenchild,Life,youhaveputmeinyourdebtInspiteofallItakea
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nights a week. She said, when I told her about the train
Thewind,thewomanandthebird.YouspeaktomeandIhaveheard:ForshecanmakeonedayformeTeasdalewasborninSt.Lou
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went around asking about a job forme-one she would approve.
ForsuddenlyoverthefactoriesIsawamooninthecloudyseas--Inaworldashardandgrayasstone--Ohwhocouldbebitte
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church bell by guess. The arrival of our boats was a rare
PS.--IhadwrittentheabovewhenIreceivedyourletteraboutthepublicani,towhomIcouldnotbutadmirethejusticeo
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I just couldn't keep still. My shine rag poppedwith the
ChildrenIplayedwithwhenIwasachild,Louisecomesbackwithherbrownhairbraided,Anniewithringletswarmandwil
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I remember leaving early with Laura, to get her home
Fromshadowsshakenonthesnow,Fromwindowsinmyfather'shouse,Dreamingmydreamsonwinternights,Yearsgo,dream
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the other dancers moved off the floor, shifting forgood
Peacethatsincenoonhadleftthepurplephlox,Theheavy-headedasters,thelaterosesForathigh-noonIheardfromth
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about the premises by night. He came and went as he saw
Butbrakethestrickenlimb;whileeveryhandFlungeveryquiveringdartathimalone;Normissedtheiraim,forrangaga
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From then on, hardly a party took place without me
Oftimesthatwillnotcomeagain.Likepetalsoflightfallenfromthemoon,Brokenandbrightonadarklagoon,Buttheyf
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like some blurring ballet-beautiful! And her lightness,
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