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When I come back I seen a electric brougham out at our front yard. Tom Kimberly was just coming in. Out in the brougham I seen two girls. One was Katherine and the other seemed like it was Sally Henderson. "I shan't try to say anything, Mr. Wright," says Tom Kimberly after a while to the old man "only, whatever Bonnie Bell's done, she's done because she's thought it was best.
Grown up naturally indeed! I don't doubt that you supplied her with Bell's 'Anatomy' for a picture-book and made her say over the names of the eight little bones of her wrist, instead of 'This little pig went to market." "I only hope that you'll live to grow up yourself, Ferris," said his entertainer, "you'll certainly be an ornament to your generation. What a boy you are!
"And long engagements are never wise," said the other. "Three or four months," suggested Aaron. But Mr. Beckard shook his head. The afternoon at Mrs. Bell's house was melancholy. The final decision of the three judges was as follows. There was to be no engagement; of course no correspondence.
As the enemy has appeared in unexpectedly large numbers, two brigades of Wood's division have been sent from Bell's Pass to the North. The private secretary changed the position of several blocks on the map, moving the flags at Bell's Pass and pushing two little blue flags in the direction of Georgetown. Then he took the report to the President.
"I had a little excitement on the way." "How was that?" "Jack Sagger and some other boys followed me up and wanted to polish me off." "You don't look as if they had done much polishing." And the hotel man smiled. "No, Jack Sagger got the worst of it. I guess he'll leave me alone in the future." "You mustn't fight around the hotel, Joe." "This was on the way to Jackson & Bell's, sir.
Two magnificent rams, which were tied up in the corners of the yard, soon after showed us that a sport existed in Nepaul unknown as yet to 'Bell's Life. No sooner were these animals untied than they dashed at one another with the utmost fury; the violence of the shock caused the combatants to recoil, and it was a matter of astonishment to us that their brains were not dashed out.
There woman's voice flows forth in song, Or childhood's tale is told, Or lips move tunefully along Some glorious page of old. The blessed homes of England! How softly on their bowers Is laid the holy quietness That breathes from Sabbath hours! Solemn, yet sweet, the church bell's chime Floats through their woods at morn; All other sounds in that still time Of breeze and leaf are born."
"Very well," she said; and they left the lodge. They had often met in Bell's little room, and they had met at the castle, but they had never walked together before; and it seemed to the doctor that this was something closer and nearer than had yet been. "Do you know," said Lady Louisa, "that I have got my carte taken again?
"Hello, Mother," said Alexandra, when a page had duly informed her that she was wanted at the telephone. Her voice sounded a little tired, faintly impatient. "What is it, Mother?" "Why, I ought to go to Mary Bell's tea, dearie, and I wanted just to look in at the Athenaeum " Mrs. Salisbury began, a little inconsequently. "How soon do you expect to be home?" she broke off to ask.
Bell's advice, I set out with two of his eldest scholars upon our expedition. We were met on the entrance of Tippoo's dominions by four hircarrahs or soldiers, whom the sultan sent as a guard to conduct us safely through his dominions. He received us at court the day after our arrival.
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