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Unfortunately he attempted to adapt himself to the new style, and was promptly ejected from his post ostensibly on his previous connection with royalty and was wise enough to fly to his native town in the south. During the first quarter of the nineteenth century the dictatorship of David was supreme. How it was finally overthrown we shall see in another chapter.
I conceive it to be somewhat difficult, no matter what the reception in the society of Washington, to eject this woman from the city of Washington itself; or at least, very likely difficult to keep her ejected, as you say, sir." "Where should she go?" demanded yet another voice. "And why should she not come back?" Impatiently, the leader replied: "Where? I do not know. I do not want to know.
"The gentleman is sick at his stomach from having looked too long at your daub." "What did you say to him?" he asked. "The only thing that he could feel," was my reply. After this scene, the freedom with which I had ejected my new acquaintance, and the precipitation with which I had followed him, the least I could do was to propose luncheon.
After this the cuckoo stood a minute or two feeling back with its wings, as if to make sure that the pipit was fairly overboard, and then subsided into the bottom of the nest. "I replaced the ejected one and went home.
Thus urged, the individual called on made his effort; the sleigh turned, indeed, but on its side, and the adventurous Miss Tremaine, summarily ejected, sank to her waist in the deep snow, her crinoline rising as she descended, spread out under her arms, looking like an inverted umbrella.
Hence, when requested by John Ferguson to go up to the hut, the draymen had not the remotest intention of disturbing themselves, at least for a time; and they continued to puff in an inert silence, while they contemplated the flames before them, and ejected an occasional expectoration, at an imaginary pandemonium in the embers.
A young Toronto poet who had learned the trick of buttering an envelope and in it neatly shirring an egg over a gas jet was first reminded that he was four weeks behind in his rent and then sadly yet firmly ejected from the top-floor skylight room. So Trotter, once back in his own quarters, moved about with a caution not untouched with apprehension. Mrs.
Most of the observations upon which Romanes bases his conclusions are like the incident which he quoted from Jesse, who tells of some swallows that in the spirit of revenge tore down a nest from which they had been ejected by the sparrows, in order to destroy the young of their enemies a feat impossible for swallows to do.
Yours truly, AMELIA, COUNTESS OF DERWENTWATER." Their lordships left the case to very minor officials, indeed; namely to a person whom the countess describes as "a dusky little man" and his underlings, and they without hesitation ejected her from Dilstone Hall.
She appeals to him, points to her ill child; but her prayers are unavailing and in the hour of night she is thrust from the room, homeless, penniless, friendless! Yes! he that man who now sits in the jury-box he Mr. Elder, the so-called Christian and man of CHARITY he, ejected this helpless woman from the shelter and forced her to wander in the night air with her sick child her starving babes.
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