But Seth's broad shoulders have a slight stoop, and his glance, instead of being keen, is confiding and benignant.

"Why, what's the matter with theethee'st in trouble?" Seth's eyes were red, and there was a look of deep depression on his mild face.

"It would be just hypocrisy and nothing less," she exclaimed to herself, "for me to stand up there and read them one of Seth's sermons, when I am burning to tell them how shamefully they have behaved.

"Seth's, Richard's and Edmund's farms are those which their fathers left them."Ib., p. 257.

Here the noun farms is understood after Seth's, and again after Richard's; so that the sentence is written wrong, unless each man has more than one farm.

"Jane found Seth's gloves in James' hat.

"Jane found Seth's gloves in James's hat.

That's my son, Seth's son, the straightest man among all.