Thank you just as much, deary, but long's I've got two hands and a mouth, I'll make the two keep t'other reasonably full, I wouldn't wonder.

No, I shan't think of it, so don't say another word.

NO." The negative was so decided that Grace was silenced.

Her disappointment showed in her face, however, and Keziah hastened to change the subject.
"How do you know," she observed, "but what my goin' to Boston may be the best thing that ever happened to me?
You can't tell.

No use despairin', Annabel ain't given up hope yet; why should I?
Hey?
Ain't that somebody comin' ?" Her companion sprang to her feet and ran to the window.