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"This is what it is to have an ear for music!" she said

"There is positively no possession which does not bring some

inconvenience on the possessor My dear Daisy, you are in

pain; those were not tears of joy; what did that chant say to

your sensibilities? To th, and

victory If the ariment, - if their arms are only constituted proportionately

to their throats, theywould stand before them Daisy, they will certainly

bear down all opposition Are you afraid? Here is the Fourth,

and Washington safe yet, for all the Southern bluster"

"I do not think you had better try to go to the Capitol," the

doctor put in

"What, to see theto miss it"

"Daisy will not?" he asked

But Daisy would I would try every chance I did not at the

ress; my as to find Mr Thorold At

the review I knew I had little reason to hope for what I

wanted; at the Capitol - after all, what chance there? when

Mr Thorold was drilling troops froht;

unless he had been already sent out of Washington But I would

go If I had dared, I would have expressed a desire to see

some troops drilled I did not dare