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Bertram, on the other hand, was unsparing in his ridicule of the "Remains," set himself in full opposition to the Sewells, and came out as a poet successfully, as far as the Newdegate was concerned in direct opposition to Keble and Faber. For three years Wilkinson worked hard and regularly; but the éclat attending on his success somewhat injured him.
There were hasty talks, Bertram defining for her her future position, one of dignity it must be he insisted on that; Hugh perfectly understood her wish for the present, quite fell in with it; but, eventually, she must take her place in her husband's home again. Even Bertram, intent as he was on the family honour, could not force the unwilling wife upon the merely magnanimous husband.
Bertram could possibly believe in the existence of a boy that a' the world kens was murdered many a year since? 'Really, sir, said Mr. Protocol, 'I do not conceive it is possible for me to explain her motives more than she has done herself.
"Gentlemen, silence for one moment," said Harcourt, when the graver work of eating began to lull, and men torpidly peeled their pears, and then cut them up into shapes instead of eating them. "It is always said at all the breakfasts I go to " "This is not a breakfast," said Bertram, "it's a lunch." "Well, all the lunches, then; and God bless you.
Sir Knight of Valence," answered the governor, "what is your opinion with respect to this minstrel, Bertram, and whether the suspicions respecting him and his son are not such as to call upon me, in performance of my duty, to put them to a close examination, with the question ordinary and extraordinary, as is usual in such cases, and to expel them not only from the castle, but from the whole territory of Douglas Dale, under pain of scourging, if they be again found wandering in these parts?"
Bertram observed, that they could not go at that rapid rate to any very great distance without changing horses, and that they might insist upon remaining till daylight at the first inn they stopped at, or at least upon being made acquainted with the purpose and termination of their journey, and Mr.
As to Bertram being Billy's lover that idea had long ago been killed at birth by Calderwell's emphatic assertion that the artist would never care for any girl except to paint. Since coming to Boston, Arkwright had seen little of the two together. His work, his friends, and his general mode of life precluded that.
He would not delay for a moment paying his respects there, and yet he shrank from thrusting himself immediately into the circle. The duke's brougham was in the court-yard. Lothair was holding his groom's horse, who had dismounted, when the hall-door opened, and his grace and Bertram came forth. "Halloa, old fellow!" exclaimed Bertram, "only think of your being here. It seems an age since we met.
Among the works of the numerous minor poets, the tragedies of Joanna Baillie, with all their faults as plays, are noble additions to the literature, and the closest approach made in recent times to the merit of the old English drama. After these may be named the stately and imposing dramatic poems of Milman, Maturin's impassioned "Bertram," and the finely- conceived "Julian" of Miss Mitford.
"Yes, I know and she tried to do EVERYTHING for us, too," retorted Bertram, quizzically, as he turned away. Early in October Mrs. Stetson arrived at the Beacon Street house, but she did not stay long. "I've come for just a few things I want, and to do some shopping," she explained. "But Aunt Hannah," remonstrated William, "what is the meaning of this?
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