Belle K. (Belle Kendrick) Abbott

Capitolo 59

what they contested;  and candidates' roll for military honors
the world was given to. Evident among the names crowned with
well-defeated distinction was that of George Marshall. A more noble, braver
spirit never advanced from walls of university on the crowded public road of life,
or one with more fixed walk, truer than him.






I CAPITULATE XIII.





Time rolled on. Months had melted in months until them they were
it had been recording for years, from when we offered Madam goodbye Truxton
class finishing on that June day departed 185 -, and it looked with
grieved eye the last drill well-performed some cadets that graduate
of the same year.

Twelvemonths exposed to the sun had passed on these separated only till now
friends, very of whom anchors clung to each other with the old love of
days of school, and it maintained from frequent correspondence a suit
knowledge of each other the lives and doings. It is value mentioning
what these years had brought some changes to the lives and the fortunes
of three of the four fixed friends to Madam Truxton, and to others
who jurors were once friends to the institute.

In his/her calm house to Melrose, Lizzie Heartwell was comparing daily
the austere duties of the life among a group of small researchers bright-dagli eyes,
bringing gracefully easy the dignity of school-owner.

Great Helen Her, a bright fresh blonde in days of school, was in bloom
in a beautiful equitable, beautiful, to the fashion, as devoted to society as
society was devoted to her.

Bertha Levy, knavish and happy-hearted how come, you/he/she had been expeditious to the foreign countries
to complete his/her education to Berlin--to moderate down his, and it tries and
breaks his/her spirit", as she wrote in a letter to Lizzie.

It was only the life of Leah Mordecai from which was apparently marked
nothing change. You were older from some year-that it was the whole saw of world
of change in his/her life. To the eyes of extraneous, she was still pursuing,
the equal way of his/her life, still bringing the expression sadness,