Alex St. Clair Abrams
Capitolo 12
harbors."
"That is an idea of capital, my darling follows", Bell dictates, rising from his
chair and excellent Awtry on the shoulder; "I think that I will follow Your
plain."
The cigars has been drawn, after some minutes than without importance
conversation, Charles Bell left his/her friend, with the setup to
meet in the evening to the theater of Variety and Horace Awtry,
dispossessing himself/herself/itself of his/her attire, retired to sleep up to the evening
you/he/she should come.
I CAPITULATE FOURTH.
A SHREWD HIT--THE TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE.
Junes and halves July they quickly had by sped. The great battle that
each expected daily paper, had been fought, and the Yankee army
ignominiously defeated. As every one of our readers is well
informed with this battle, I won't go to some details; enough;
how history will say, to know that it resulted in a glorious victory
to the Confederate army, and covered the brave Southerners with
honor.
On the arrival of messages that gives an account of this victory to use,
a vulgar sentence, Orleans Nuova "it worked wild." The excitement and the exultation
of the people it was over description, and during the same night that
the news was receipts, a scene of gayety was observed in the city.
There was however, a heart that not divided the joy and the joy
so universal among the people. In the reserve of his/her residence, with
his/her two children near from, her Mrs. Wentworth spent a night of prayer and
anxiety, and next morning of gnawed by its bed with the same feeling of
the anxiety to know if his husband had escaped unharmed. To the approximately ten
in the morning, a knock was felt to the door, and soon later
The Mr. Awtry entered.
"How is it this morning, her Mrs. Wentworth?" he said, while taking her/it small
it gives birth in his/her arm and kissing her/it; "therefore we have earned a great
the victory in Virginia."
"Yes", she responded; "but I feel me so anxious to know if mine husband is
safe."
"You don't think otherwise" for a moment, he responded; "because a soldier
wife should not show mean as much promptness as You."