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"Andrew Henry sent the word to my father, who means to apply for passes and go at once," and there Polly broke down. "But that is not the worst of it. Something has happened to Allin! Oh, Polly!" and the soft arms were about Polly's neck, while she was kissing the tear-wet cheek, her own eyes overflowing. "Yes, it is Allin!" sobbed the girl.
If we wanted to discover it, it would be necessary to seek it where it is reduced to the greatest simplicity in the animal world. A rather extended study of the subject by H. A. Carr will be found in the Investigations of the Department of Psychology and Education of the University of Colorado, vol. I, Number 2, 1902. The late Professor Arthur Allin devoted much time to the investigation of play.
Allin published a small tract in reply to my article on Human Creeds, to prepare the minds of the people for the intended measure. He published it just before Conference, when he supposed it would be impossible for me to prepare a reply before the Body assembled.
The foundation stone was laid on Shrove Tuesday 1824, and the chapel was opened for religious services on Good Friday 1825. The Rev. Thomas Allin preached on that occasion with his usual extraordinary ability. From that time until now the cause has never looked back, but has maintained a steady onward course.
"Then, I think, I should send him away and never see him again." Allin Wharton wondered how it would be in the future if they should meet on the field of battle. For he had just wrung a reluctant consent from his father that he should respond to his country's call, whose need would never be more urgent than now. "I wonder if you are on the side of the King?
This man was anxious to control the action of the whole circuit, and even of the whole Connexion, and one of my colleagues, and the two superannuated ministers, one of which was Mr. Allin, my old and persistent opponent, took his part. I had myself no faith in the man. I knew him to be both an ignorant and unworthy person. He was, in fact, a drunkard. Both he and Mr.
And Primrose is fond of having ever so many enjoy her good time and mirthfulness. And, Allin, there is a great deal for you to do before lovemaking begins." "I'm not so much worse off than Phil Henry." "But Phil Henry is not dreaming of marrying," returned Allin's sister with dignified composure.
"You should have heard her solicitude when no word came from you, and was there not some joy in her face when you appeared that could not have put itself into words?" cried Allin Wharton eagerly, for he always resented the least suspicion of a non-perfection in Primrose. "Now I will cross thee off my books," blushing and trying to look stern. "Allin Wharton! To betray a friend in that manner!"
By craning their necks a little they can look out on the Delaware and see the ambitious little creek rushing into it. The glint of the sun upon the changing water is magnificent. "What a beautiful spot! Why, Polly, have we ever been here before?" asked Allin. "No, I think not. There are some places very like it on the Schuylkill. But I do not remember this."
"They thought when they first brought him in that he was dead. But it seems now he is badly wounded and may live. They wanted to take his leg off, but Lieutenant Henry would not let them. Oh, poor Allin! And he begged that father would come or send, for the regiment may go on to Virginia." "Oh, if he could be brought home!" "It comes so near now." Polly wiped her eyes. "But oh, Primrose!
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