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But now autumn had come, vegetables were dug, fruits gathered, flowers bedraggled; and there was little to be done but clear the beds, plant them with bulbs, and prepare them for the spring. Now that Captain Caldwell had made Beth's acquaintance, he liked to have her with him to help him when he was at work in the garden, and there was nothing that she loved so much.
Patrick Carr and Samuel Caldwell, who also had come to put out a fire, were dying, and six others were wounded. The soldiers were reloading their guns, preparing for another volley. Robert heard the rat-a-tat of a drum, and saw the Twenty-Ninth Regiment march into the street from Pudding Lane, the front rank kneeling, the rear rank standing, with guns loaded, bayonets fixed, and ready to fire.
He ended by giving Mr Caldwell's message to her, "that he had borne his trouble not so ill," and his mother agreed with Mr Caldwell, though she said less than she felt with regard to the whole matter. "You should have written to me, Davie," said she. "I wished you were there a thousand times, mamma, but I thought it would only make you unhappy to know about my trouble, since you couldn't help it.
He appeared to be worried, and when Mayor Caldwell asked him if he had bought any cocaine he said: "Yes, I bought some cocaine." "When?" "Last Wednesday night." "What did you do with it?" "I gave it to Walling." "Now Jackson I want you to tell me where the head is. You know where it is, and for the sake of the poor old mother I think you ought to tell." "Well, I can't tell you where the head is.
Hartford, Commander Wainwright. 10. Brooklyn, Captain T. T. Craven. 11. Richmond, Commander J. Alden. THIRD DIVISION Captain H. H. Bell. Sciota, Lieut.-Com. Edward Donaldson. 13. Iroquois, Com. John De Camp. 14. Kennebec, Lieut.-Com. John H. Russell. 15. Pinola, Lieut.-Com. P. Crosby. 16. Itasca, Lieut.-Com. C. H. B. Caldwell. 17. Winona, Lieut.-Com. E. T. Nichols. 18.
You must go at once and get some six bottles. Bring one with you, and let them send the rest." The girl turned upon her with a scowl. "And who's to do my dinner?" she demanded. "I'll do what I can," Mrs. Caldwell answered. The servant threw the knife down on the potatoes, and turned from the sink sullenly, wiping her hands on her apron as she went. Mrs.
"And do you mean to say that you have been meeting this young man in a clandestine manner that you hadn't the proper pride to refuse to associate with him unless he were known to your family and you could meet him as an equal?" "He did wish to make your acquaintance, but I wouldn't let him," Beth said. "Why?" Mrs. Caldwell asked in amazement.
Among biographies of Jackson's contemporaries may be mentioned George T. Curtis, Life of Daniel Webster, 2 vols. ; Henry C. Lodge, Daniel Webster ; John B. McMaster, Daniel Webster ; Frederic A. Ogg, Daniel Webster ; Carl Schurz, Henry Clay, 2 vols. ; Gaillard Hunt, John C. Calhoun ; William M. Meigs, The Life of John Caldwell Calhoun, 2 vols. ; John T. Morse, John Quincy Adams ; Edward M. Shepard, Martin Van Buren ; Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Hart Benton ; and Theodore D. Jervey, Robert Y. Hayne and His Times .
CLEVELAND, GROVER. Born at Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey, March 18, 1837; studied law at Buffalo, New York, and admitted to the bar, 1859; assistant district attorney of Erie County, 1863-66; sheriff of Erie County, 1871-74; Democratic mayor of Buffalo, 1882; governor of New York, 1883-84; elected President, 1884; served as President, 1885-89; advocated a reduction of the tariff in his message to Congress in December, 1887; defeated for re-election, 1888; re-elected President, 1892; served, 1893-97; died at Princeton, New Jersey, June 24, 1908.
Miss Caldwell was a niece of Peter Calvin, a wealthy and well-meaning man against whom but two grave charges could be made, that he supposed the growth of art in this country to depend largely upon his patronage, and that he could never be persuaded not to take himself seriously. Mr.
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