The Nine-Tenths
img img The Nine-Tenths img Chapter 14 OF THE THIRTY THOUSAND
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Chapter 1 THE PRINTERY
Chapter 2 THE EAST EIGHTY-FIRST STREET FIRE
Chapter 3 THE GOOD PEOPLE
Chapter 4 GOLDEN OCTOBER
Chapter 5 MYRA AND JOE
Chapter 6 MARTY BRIGGS
Chapter 7 LAST OF JOE BLAINE AND HIS MEN
Chapter 8 BEGINNINGS
Chapter 9 THE NINE-TENTHS
Chapter 10 OTHERS AND SALLY HEFFER
Chapter 11 OTHERS AND THEODORE MARRIN
Chapter 12 FORTY-FIVE TREACHEROUS MEN
Chapter 13 A FIGHT IN GOOD EARNEST
Chapter 14 OF THE THIRTY THOUSAND
Chapter 15 THE ARREST
Chapter 16 RHONA
Chapter 17 THE TRIAL
Chapter 18 THE WORKHOUSE
Chapter 19 CONFIDENT MORNING
Chapter 20 THE CITY
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Chapter 14 OF THE THIRTY THOUSAND

One wonderful January twilight, when the clear, cold air seemed to tremble with lusty health, Myra sat alone in the Ramble, before the little frozen pond. And she thought:

"This is the bench we sat on; and it was here, that morning, that we quarreled; and this is the little pond; and those the trees-but how changed! how changed!"

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