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He uttered a name of boyhood affection that none there had heard uttered for fifty years nearly; and it was as though a stone had been rolled away from a tomb as though out of the grave of a dead past a voice had been resurrected. "Eddie!" he said a third time, pleadingly, abjectly, humbly, craving for forgiveness. "Brother Abner!" said the other man.

And as if quietly satisfied with the sensation they had produced, the three detectives smiled at each other urbanely and contentedly. Barnstable continued: "Reginald Maltravers came to my agency some days ago and requested a bodyguard. Dopey Eddie and Izzy the Cat had attacked him, no doubt intending to earn the money which Elmer had promised them. He beat them off. In fact, he caned them soundly.

Hunt-that-is I've forgotten what her name was before Sandy married her why, I thought she'd split, laughing. She admired you a whole pile, lemme tell you; I could see that." Not unwelcome to the ears of Una was this praise, but she was properly deprecatory: "Why, she probably thought I was just a stuffy, stupid, ugly old thing, as old as " "As old as Eddie Schwirtz, heh? Go on, insult me!

He would sit on the sand for hours imagining that he was at his family table, dispensing his frugal hospitalities to his wife and children. Making a motion, as if presenting a dish, he would say: "Janie, have another biscuit, do!" Or, "Eddie, son, won't you have another piece of this nice steak?" Or, "Maggie, have some more potatos," and so on, through a whole family of six, or more.

"Seemed to me a fine young fellow," said Mr. Cord. "Asking him to lunch," said Eddie. "I did that for Crystal," replied Cord, getting up and slapping his pockets a gesture which in some subconscious way he hoped would make Eddie go home. "She's always so keen to meet new people.

She has lost her neck entirely and I haven't the remotest idea where her ears are." "I I DO feel sorry for you, Eddie," cried the General, moved by unexpected compunction. Eddie rambled on. "Sometimes I sit down and actually watch her grow. You can notice, it if you look steadily for a given time." The two sat stiff and silent for many minutes.

"My dear," said her brother, "these pretty little flowers which you've picked to make your shack look bright and and homelike, may mean ruin." "Eddie!" "You must have heard why, I remember telling you about it myself about this mustard, this weed. We farmers in Canada have three enemies to fight: frost, hail and weed." Mrs. Sharp confirmed his words with a despairing nod of her head.

These two young gentlemen spoke freely about the inferiority of many things "on this side" as they denominated this glorious Land of Freedom of many things from horses to wine. The country was rapidly becoming, they agreed, no place for a gentleman to live. Eddie Arledge confessed that, from motives of economy, he had been beguiled into purchasing an American claret.

"I'm glad you feel like that, darling," said Crystal, "because it isn't Eddie I'm engaged to, but Ben Moreton. He's waiting downstairs now." Mr. Cord started up his eyes shining like black flames. "By God! Crystal," he said, "you sha'n't marry that fellow Eugenia perhaps but not you." "But, father, you said yourself, you thought he was a fine " "I don't care what I said," replied Mr.

This wonderful start of the Lawrenceville team was a goading spur to its opponents. Johnnie Barnes, an ex-Lawrenceville boy, now quarterback on the Andover team, seemed fairly inspired as he urged his team on. Eddie Holt was called upon time and again. He was making strong advances, aided by French, Hine and Porter. Together they worked out a touchdown.