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The government at home ought to be hanged with some of their red tape. It's through them that we have no shells! "I answered, 'Yes sir, and started sending this opinion over the wire to Cassell, but the Captain interrupted me with: 'Keep those infernal fingers still. What's the matter, getting the nerves? When I'm talking to you, pay attention. "My heart sank.
"There are disquieting rumors of a raid on us." "Who's to do the raiding?" "They say it's Patterson and Fanning-Smith and Cassell and Herron. It's a raid for control." Dumont snorted scornfully. "Don't fret. We're all right. I'll be down soon." And he hung up the receiver, muttering: "The ass! I must kick him out! He's an old woman the instant I turn my back."
The penal code came, in all its horror to fill the Irish heart with hatred and resistance. I will read for you what a Protestant historian a man of learning and ability who is now listening to me in this court has written of that code. I quote "Godkin's History," published by Cassell of London: "The eighteenth century," says Mr.
One day John Cassell was working at the Manchester Exchange when he was persuaded to go and hear Dr. Grindrod lecture on temperance. The lecture seems to have bitten itself into John's mind; for a little later on, in July, 1835, after hearing Mr. Swindlehurst lecture, he signed the pledge. That was the unsuspected turning-point of carpenter John's life.
Nathaniel H.B. Cassell, was elected in 1918, and it is expected that under his efficient direction the school will go forward to still greater years of service. Important in connection with the study of the social conditions in Liberia is that of health and living conditions.
The rage of the populace is quickened to a white heat; and, baffled, beaten by a plain, blunt man, the terror-stricken conspirators ride like madness through the gates of Rome. From "Orations and After-Dinner Speeches," the Cassell Publishing Company, New York, publishers. Andre's story is the one overmastering romance of the Revolution.
He was dressed on the occasion in a suit of clothes which a Quaker friend had given him; but Cassell being tall and thin, and the Quaker short and stout, they did not altogether fit! The trousers were too short, and the hat too big; accordingly, John's legs came a long way through the trousers, and his head went a good way in at the top.
Cassell, to universal regret, on general as on commercial grounds, died in November, 1853, leaving the colony a less obstructed road to those restrictions which it has since seen fit to impose upon its own industry. "The Age", with remarkable ability and as remarkable success, has always advocated Protection.
The Muse of piratical enterprise returned, and "Treasure Island" reached its haven, with no applause, in the paper for boys. In the following May, Messrs. Cassell proposed to publish "Treasure Island" in book form, being spirited up, I suppose, by Mr. Henley, who was editing for them "The Magazine of Art," in which Stevenson wrote two or three articles.
Used to, when using a certain road, throw their caps into the air as a taunt at our helplessness. "Cassell had been a telegrapher in civil life and joined up when war was declared. As for me, I knew Morse, learned it at the Signaler's School back in 1910.
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