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World. 4 John's exoression at times
Wassa stern that it repelled her, and
although hi manners were gentle
with, her ne was uncompromising and
hard with others. He mystified her,
and she dreaded and secretly loneed
to hear his history.
The first night after dinner, when
they went to the parlor, he had asked
t ! 4 4 -
tier ir sne piayea cness. btie- sur
prised herself by replying that she
did, and he opened the board and
they played several games, in which
she was -the victor; and from then on
Ihev nlaved each evenine As she
7-' jr o-
nioved her men on the squares of the
I board between them, she would ask
-herself what were the nmes of the
distant places which had been fam
iliar to him? What "kind of people
had been his friends? What had
been his pleasures? What were his
anxieties and his history during the
long, silent years? If she had not
been so absorbed in her elder son
when the two were children, she
might have been more sympathetic
with this one, but believing what she
did about him, nothing could have
surprised her. Had he told her of
hew dishonors and new disgraces,
she would have taken them for
granted.
. As she confronted him across the
chess board, she put to herself ques
tions which he would have answered
in a moment, had she spoken them
aloud, but that she would never do.
What part had women played in the
life of her son? a question that
rievery woman thinks, first of all. He
was married, perhaps; possibly he
had children, sons like himself sons
whose father had been a thief. How
could she know? He told her noth
ing. John, facing her,- was too subtle
not to follow her thoughts. .tier
hand paused over her pawns, giving
apparently a more hxea attention xo
this game than she had ever given
to his game of life or to his chances.
He understood that she judged him
anTl- condemned him, and he knew
that if he had told her that a prison
had sheltered him in the interval she
would not have been surprised; nien
had gone to prison for lesser crimes
than his. And he in his turn won
dered what would arouse her pity,
what would arouse her mercy. That
she had tenderness he knew; he had
seen her tender to others ; he had seen
Uor loan nn ' his brother's arm; he had
seen his brother kiss her, as he would
have been glad to do. He had seen
on her face the light that a son likes
to remember.
On' one occasion when her- hand
touched his over the game she asked
herself : "Is it possible that , this is
the hand. of a thief?" and raised-her
wliAn-hc was not looking, to
discover in his face signs of weak
ness, moral turpitude or failure. In
That keen, indifferent countenance, in
those eyes, cynical as they were, un
that grave mouth, she saw only signs
it nnalities anv woman might
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love. She was so intent in her study
t.; . fnrcrnt to move ner
men, and John, glancing up, reminded
her and flushed as he met her scru
tinizing eyes. . -
When Tremaine had once conceived
a -'plan, he was not at rest until he.
had put it mto execution. Immedi
ately on arriving he, set all the Ne:
groes he" could hire, to work in the
field; and . stoning the pastures, and
by the end of the first week, he had
forty Negroes at work on the property,
while old Hanny had neighbors in
the stalls 'for the first' time.
- He'worked his changes rapidly and
with a mister hand. Things' we
accomplished- very quickly on the
Tremaine 'plantation. M? wa
no object to -firm, and he . himself
:jtiAA AVPtvthme. He tramped
daily over the property, making him
W thelract
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