Alex St. Clair Abrams

Capitolo 22

more from very the daughter of patriot of the South;  she was his wife and mother,
and nobody should blame her/it for his/her anxiety to know the fate of one this way
very it loved as his/her husband and the father of his/her children.

Soon after his/her husband was picked up imprisoned, her Mrs. Wentworth observed
that Horaces Awtry it became more assiduous in his/her attentions to her.
Every day he would send to call with present his/her children, and a lot
times the small packages of bank-account were found in the living room that,
when he/she introduced him, he would disown to be the usual owner;
and even if her Mrs. Wentworth really he/she believed that them you/he/she had been gone away
there from him, some kind and respectful tone he used to the and she
intense interest that he is seemed to take in the welfare of his/her children,
it was such that she never imagined, for a moment, he was using this
he/she means to cover with a mantle a scurvy purpose and few virile. Once, and once it was only,
she did aware that the scandal touches with the language of its neighbors you/he/she was being
used harmful to his/her honor;  and then information were given from
the enslaved his/her Elsy that he/she heard by chance a conversation among two of her
neighbors not to entirely ceremonious to her, and what the believer
negresses lost any time in that repeats to his/her owner, with the very
indignant comment that, "ef dem people nex' doh that elaborate deys are able
anyting to bring away Your name, a lot of dey is mistaken, as I will say
You deys of ting of ebery say 'the turn You, a' you will know whether to do." Mrs.
Wentworth didn't do it replies to the black, but on the next visit of Mr.
Awtry, she candidly told him that in which you/he/she had been said of her
consequence of his/her visits. He appeared a lot of amazed, but it said
his that so scandalous comments, emanating as they did out of pure
malevolence, should not be noticed as everybody that knew her,
he/she knew well a lot that its character and name of fair were suspicious on.
With that the subject was allowed to fall, and he continued to pay her/it his