. Eine Familie Flug rund um Home. n in atneasure in seiner Verfügung gestellt. Tom war halb geneigt zu ärgern, halb geneigt, seine Gerechtigkeit anzuerkennen. Dieser Brief von Herrn Horners wurde sofort von anotherto Bessie, die weitere Entfaltung Pläne für vierzehn Tage in Boston, unddem Diskussion über diese Pläne alle Köpfe besetzt. Professor Bruce verpflichtet war, nach New York zu gehen und zu t e, mit ihm die Stuyvesant Jungen. Tom, Whowas müde von der Ight, und sehnte sich, um zu sehen, die letzte von Ihnen, re-joiced im proj osal, aber Bessie dachte, Freundlichkeit und politenessrequired, daß Sie, die gestellt werden sollten

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. A family flight around home. n in atneasure placed in his charge. Tom was half inclined to resent, half inclined to acknowledge its justice. This letter of Mr. Horners was immediately followed by anotherto Bessie, further unfolding plans for a fortnight in Boston, andthe discussion of these plans occupied all minds. Professor Bruce was obliged to go to New York on business, and offered to t e with him the Stuyvesant boys. Tom, whowas tired of the ight, and longed to see the last of them, re-joiced at the proj osal, but Bessie thought kindness and politenessrequired that they should be asked to join the Boston trip, as itcame within the time which they had been expected to spend inVermont. Their mother and sister were to stay at Newport tillthe fifteenth of October or later, and there was no place for theboys to go. Tom yielded with reluctance to Bessies view, buthe and Hubert were relieved when Ernest promptly declined theinvitation. Im tired of improving my mind! he exclaimed sullenly when LAST DAYS AT UTOPIA. 319. ^us^-^^^ LAST DAYS. the project was explained. I want to go home. I dont wantto know any more about the Revolution. I have not had anysoda water all summer. This was true, although the statement appeared to have but littleconnection with the subject in hand. There was complete silence after he said this. Tom went onwhittling a stick; Hubert pulled the cats tail, and Bessie evendid not dare to ex-press common placeregrets at E r n e s tsdec ision. Augustinemade no remark oneither side of thequestion. He lookedout of the window, and fidgeted with thecurtain tassel. Theposition of the twins had been uncomfortable for the last days ;they felt themselves to be tolerated, but not desired by the others. The situation was relieved by the entrance of Alice, who camein breathless at the front door, saying: Mamma says I may go to Boston ! She says it is very kindin you to ask me, only I have not a prop;f/5 dress for autumn, but she says perhaps we can buy it there.

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectuniteds
• bookyear1884