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Her gentle, sweet-spirited husband awaited her return. All else melted away into insignificance. He was a beacon in the darkness, a very mountain of light on the horizon. He was calling on her this hero of schoolgirl days, this lover of her runaway marriage. The eleven-o'clock express found her, accompanied by her faithful and astonished maid, being carried toward New York.
"I'm here after a man who's after a patent, and as soon as I can finish up my business with him I believe I will run down to Fortress Monroe." "This eleven-o'clock train will get you there at six," said Brinkley. "Better telegraph for your rooms." "Or, let us know," said Mrs. Brinkley, "and we'll secure them for you." "Oh, thank you," said Dan. He went away, feeling that Mrs.
"Her hour will be from nine to ten o'clock every other morning, and from three to four on alternate afternoons," said Miss Pillbody. "It is now half past ten," she added, consulting a watch. "Mrs. Penfeather, my eleven-o'clock pupil, is put of town to-day: so Miss Minford that is. Pet can commence now, and I will give her until twelve o'clock. This will save time." "Good!" remarked the inventor.
Sallerl, and to my best of all friends, Herr Bullinger; I do beg that next Sunday at the usual eleven-o'clock music he will be so good as to make an authoritative oration in my name, and present my regards to all the members of the orchestra and exhort them to industry, that I may not one day be accused of being a humbug, for I have everywhere extolled their orchestra, and I intend always to do so.
The hero, if hero he be, Professor Bernhardi, is carved out of a single block and the minor personalities are each and every one salient. I can't altogether believe in the thesis. Any one who has lived in Vienna must know that, except in certain restricted circles, there is no Judenhetz, no social ostracism for Hebrews. At the eleven-o'clock high mass in St.
Bibb was sitting on the shady side of the gallery waiting for the eleven-o'clock breakfast. Presently Merriam came out and joined him. His eye was strangely bright. "Bibb, my boy," said he, slowly waving his hand, "do you see those mountains and that sea and sky and sunshine? they're mine, Bibbsy all mine." "You go in," said Bibb, "and take eight grains of quinine, right away.
Dr Jolliffe would have given something to let him off, but felt that he could not; to do so would be such a severe blow to discipline. So he set his features into the sternest expression he could assume, and said, "Come into my class-room after eleven-o'clock school."
The girl inclined her head very slightly and turned toward Conniston. "If you have come all the way from the hills this morning," she was saying, "and if you plan to go on to Crawfordsville, you will want to rest until the cool of the evening. We have eleven-o'clock luncheon in summer, and have already eaten. But if you will come in I think that we can find something.
Mary hung up the garden hat on its proper peg. 'No, she said after consideration. 'I don't imagine I ever should. But I've no imagination, I'm afraid. She fetched Miss Fowler her eleven-o'clock glass of Contrexéville. That was the wet December when it rained six inches to the month, and the women went abroad as little as might be.
Gladys opened it, as she did most things now, with but a languid interest, which, however, immediately changed to the liveliest concern. 'Why, Miss Peck, it is a letter, see, about poor Lizzie Hepburn. I must go to her at once, I and Teen. Where is she? If we make haste, we shall catch the eleven-o'clock train. She handed Miss Peck the letter, and sprang up from a half-finished breakfast.
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