cried Anne . `` Oh , Captain Jim -- it was n't -- yes , it WAS his voice -- oh , Captain Jim , I did n't know him -- and I was quite insulting to him ! WHY did n't he tell me ? He must have seen I did n't know him . '' `` He would n't say a word about it -- he 'd just enjoy the joke . Do n't worry over snubbing him -- he 'll think it fun . Yes , Marshall 's shaved off his beard at last and cut his hair . His party is in , you know . I did n't know him myself first time I saw him . He was up in Carter Flagg 's store at the Glen the night after election day , along with a crowd of others , waiting for the news . About twelve the ` phone came through -- the Liberals were in . Marshall just got up and walked out -- he did n't cheer or shout -- he left the others to do that , and they nearly lifted the roof off Carter 's store , I reckon . Of course , all the Tories were over in Raymond Russell 's store . Not much cheering THERE . Marshall went straight down the street to the side door of Augustus Palmer 's barber shop . Augustus was in bed asleep , but Marhall hammered on the door until he got up and come down , wanting to know what all the racket was about . `` Come into your shop and do the best job you ever did in your life , Gus , ' said Marshall . ` The Liberals are in and you 're going to barber a good Grit before the sun rises . ' `` Gus was mad as hops -- partly because he 'd been dragged out of bed , but more because he 's a Tory . He vowed he would n't shave any man after twelve at night . ''
` You 'll do what I want you to do , sonny , ' said Marshall , ` or I 'll jest turn you over my knee and give you one XXXXX those spankings your mother forgot . '
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