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by Llista dels Alumnes de pr& #195; ctiques d'AIA-UB, T01 30 Mar '10

30 Mar '10

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by Llista dels Alumnes de pr& #195; ctiques d'AIA-UB, T01 29 Mar '10

29 Mar '10

Ree smashed in two weeks. They're no earthly good for stony soil." "Tis n' so bad 'ere as it is at the east end, miss." "Well, we'll see. You can let her go now." With a fearful grinding and clanking the tractor started. The revolving disc coulter cut the earth; the three great shares gripped it and turned it on one side. But the earth, instead of slanting off clear from the furrows, fell back again. Anne dismounted and ran after the tractor and stopped it. "He hasn't got his plough set right," she said. "It's too deep in." She stooped, and did something mysterious and efficient with a lever; the wheels dipped, raising the shares to their right level, and the tractor set off again. This time the earth parted clean from the furrows with the noise of surge, and three slanting, glistening waves ran the length of the field in the wake of the triple plough. "Oh, Jerrold, look at those three lovely furrows. Look at the pace it goes. This field will be ploughed up in a day or two. Colin, aren't you pleased?" The tractor was coming towards them, making a most horrible noise. "No," he said, "I don't like the row it makes. Can't I go, now I've seen what the beastly thing can do?" "Yes. You'd better go if you can't stand it." Colin went with quick, desperate strides down the field away from the terrifying sound of the tractor. They looked after him sorrowfully. "He's not right yet. I don't think he'll ever be able to stand noises." "You must give him time, Anne." "Time? He's had three years. It's heart-breaking. I must just keep him out of the way of the tractors, that's all." She mounted her horse and we

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by Llista dels Alumnes de pr& #195; ctiques d'AIA-UB, T01 27 Mar '10

27 Mar '10

Mother five years," she said. "Well, and haven't I dwelt with Aunt Grena well-nigh nineteen years? No, Pan, that's not the difference. It lieth in the nature of us two. I am a true Roberts, and you take after our mother's folks." "Maybe so. Will you have with us, True, to Master Hall's?" "I? Gramercy, no! I'm none so fond of sick childre." "Christie is not sick, so to speak, Bridget saith; she is but lame and weak." "Well, then she is sick, so _not_ to speak! She alway lieth of a couch, and I'll go bail she whines and mewls enough o'er it." "Nay, Bridget saith she is right full of cheer, and most patient, notwithstanding her maladies. And, True, the poor little maid is alone the whole day long, save on holy-days, when only her father can be with her. Wouldst thou not love well to bring some sunshine into her little life?" "Did I not tell you a minute gone, Pandora Roberts, that you and I were cast in different moulds? No, my Minorite Sister, I should not love it--never a whit. I want my sunshine f

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26 Mar '10

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22 Mar '10

D eaten nothing, here felt his grievance reach its climax, and in a sudden outbreak of recklessness he roared out, "Hi, waiter--you, Tournelli. He may," he added, turning darkly to us, "buy up enough stock to control the board and dismiss ME; but, by thunder, if it costs me my place, I'm going to have some more chicken!" It was probably this sensitiveness that kept us from questioning him, even indirectly, and perhaps led us into the wildest surmises. He was acting secretly for a brotherhood or society of waiters; he was a silent partner of his German employer; he was a disguised Italian stockbroker, gaining "points" from the unguarded conversation of "operating" customers; he was a political refugee with capital; he was a fugitive Sicilian bandit, investing his ill-gotten gains in California; he was a dissipated young nobleman, following some amorous intrigue across the ocean, and acting as his own Figaro or Leporello. I think a majority of us favored the latter hypothesis, possibly because we were young, and his appearance gave it color. His thin black mustaches and dark eyes, we felt, were Tuscan and aristocratic; at least, they were like the baritone who played those parts, and HE ought to know. Yet nothing could be more exemplary and fastidious than his conduct towards the few lady frequenters of the "Poodle Dog" restaurant, who, I regret to say, were not puritanically reserved or conventual in manner. But an unexpec

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by Llista dels Alumnes de pr& #195; ctiques d'AIA-UB, T01 21 Mar '10

21 Mar '10

equal share of responsibility. Louise is to be the literary editor and the society editor. That sounds like a good combination." "There is no society here," objected Louise. "Not as we understand the t

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by Llista dels Alumnes de pr& #195; ctiques d'AIA-UB, T01 19 Mar '10

19 Mar '10

Astily without bag or baggage because he inadvertently published Dr. Bickford's indiscreet remark about the starting of the trouble. Men and women did not dare to think, much less think aloud. Some of them in the district are still that way. To Eugene Barnett's little home came a posse armed to the teeth. They asked for Barnett and were told by his young wife that he had gone up the hill with his rifle. Placing a bayonet to her breast they demanded entrance. The brave little woman refused to admit them until they had shown a warrant. Barnett surrendered when he had made sure he was to be arrested and not mobbed. O.C. Bland, Bert Bland, John Lamb and Loren Roberts were also apprehended in due time. Two loggers, John Doe Davis and Ole Hanson, who were said to have also fired on the mob, have not yet been arrested. A vigorous search is still being made for them in all parts of the country. It is believed by many that one of these men was lynched like Everest on the night of November 11th. [Illustration: Court House at Montesano--And a Little "Atmosphere" The trial was held on the third floor of the building as you look at the picture. The soldiers were sent for over the head of the judge by one of the lumber trust attorneys of the prosecution. Their only purpose was to create the proper "atm

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