Excerpt from A Bluegrass Cavalier<br/><br/>Yes, he was a boy to be proud of. The master admitted that to his inner consciousness. A bit wayward, forsooth, a little too fond of tarrying at roadside inns, but the slaves worshipped him, and Aunt Emmeline' s eyes had a trick of turning moist whenever she watched him swing to the back of his big bay horse and go galloping away.' 'too good for the company he keeps! She would mur mur; but where could company be found his equal? Maybe at the court of kings! And this doting, foolish maiden aunt, the Colonel's sister, who kept the domestic machinery running smooth ly at the mansion, would dab each pale, patrician lid with a wad of linen and lace and lavender, and turn to her duties with a little sigh.
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