Tempest-Tossed A Romance Author:Theodore Tilton Volume: 2 General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1883 Original Publisher: G. Munro Subjects: History / General Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access t... more »o Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER XX. HEART TO IIEAET. "T' DECLAR'," said Jezebel to her mistress, "Massa -L Vail, he's gone to hunt for de strange ship; and de dear lam', she's gone to hunt for de massa. Dem two folks is like de mornin'-glories on de ole Pritchard porch -- always out de fust ting in de mornin'. Now I was a calc'latin' on havin' de dear lam' go wid me to pick pineapples. But no -- off she strays, gaddin' after de wain hopes ob dis world. Why does de precious lam' sigh and pine for to go into de wicked world ? De world ? Fudge ! De world is for de worldlings. We ain't dat kind. What's de good book say ? " ' When I can read my title clear To mansions in de sky.' Dat's de place for our hearts to lib in. ' We hab a house not made wid han's -- eternal in de hebbens.' " Aunt Bel -- who, when she lived in the world, had never derived from it such peace of mind as she had enjoyed in her long sequestration from it -- was perfectly willing that the green remainder of her age should fade away in the same sunny isle where it was now turning into the withered leaf. She shrank from being plucked up and transplanted back into that rougher clime in which she had suffered all she ever knew of the frosts of life. Above all, she contemplated with alarm, and almost with rage, the possible irruption into the island of a boat's crew of rude and boisterous men. If Beaver had looked forward to a visit from the common crowd of spaniels, whelps, and mangy curs that constitute the world's race of dogs, he would have prepared himself to greet them with a growl of ...« less