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The other fellows, he said, might make idiots of themselves if they liked, he should stop in and read; for Dr Bewley, DD, Principal of the world-famed establishment a grey, handsome, elderly gentleman in the truest sense of the word had smilingly said after grace at breakfast that when he was a boy he used to take a great deal of interest in natural history, and that he presumed his pupils would feel much the same as he did, and would have no objection to setting aside their classical and mathematical studies for the morning and watching the entrance of the procession when it entered the town at twelve o'clock.
I shall have six bridesmaids you three, Madge, Edna, and either Mabel Bruce or Monica Bewley. You must think of pretty dresses. I like a white wedding, but it doesn't show the bride off so well that's the great objection. We shall have a great deal to talk about when I come home next month, and I am longing for the time to come.
Burney, afterwards an intimate friend, had introduced himself to Johnson by letter in consequence of the Rambler, and the plan of the Dictionary. The admiration was shared by a friend of Burney's, a Mr. Bewley, known in Norfolk at least as the "philosopher of Massingham." When Burney at last gained the honour of a personal interview, he wished to procure some "relic" of Johnson for his friend.
She had known me for years, though we had not actually met more than once or twice since my mother's death. And there she was sitting with me at the other end of just such another little seat as' he turned to Herbert 'as ours, at Widderstone. It was on Bewley Common: I can see it all now; it was sunset.
"It 'ud be a fine deal better for some people," she said, after that introductory note, "if they'd let the lawyers alone." "Is he at the head of a grammar school, then, this clergyman, such as that at Market Bewley?" said Mr. Deane. "No, nothing of that," said Mr. Tulliver. "He won't take more than two or three pupils, and so he'll have the more time to attend to 'em, you know."
Johnson the partiality which his writings had excited in a friend of Dr. Burney's, the late Mr. Bewley, well known in Norfolk by the name of the Philosopher of Massingham : who, from the Ramblers and Plan of his Dictionary, and long before the authour's fame was established by the Dictionary itself, or any other work, had conceived such a reverence for him, that he urgently begged Dr.
I am not going to be robbed for nothing, and if my practice-bat is not back in its place before night I shall go and tell Bewley that he's got blackguards and fellows who use false keys in his school. So you'd better look sharp and bring that bat back.
To perhaps more than all, to the unorganized women, those whose voices are never heard in public. They, as Mrs. Bewley told you they are beginning to want it. The women who are made to work over hours they want the vote. To compel them to work over hours is illegal. But who troubles to see that laws are fairly interpreted for the unrepresented?
"Oh," said the Colonel; "but we can't stop like that. I think, for every one's sake, the shoe should be put on the right foot. What do you say, Dr Bewley?" "I quite agree with you, sir. We have talked the matter pretty well over this morning, and I have told you what I have done.
'You do mystify me "somebody else"! he replied gallantly. 'And that is the story, I suppose? 'That's the story, repeated Miss Sinnet with some little triumph. 'Now, let me see; it was on Saturday last yes, Saturday evening; a wonderful sunset; Bewley Heath. 'Oh yes; my daughter's favourite walk. 'And your daughter's age now? 'She's nearly sixteen; Alice, you know.
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