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That some people did doubt the historical accuracy of the Bible I knew, for one or two of the Harrow masters were friends of Colenso, the heretic Bishop of Natal, but fresh from my Patristic studies, I looked on heretics with blind horror, possibly the stronger from its very vagueness, and its ignorance of what it feared.
He kept for some time uttering inarticulate cries of 'Harrow! and 'Wellaway! and other exclamations of distress and terror, pointing all the while to a thicket at some distance from the spot where the deer had been killed.
It is not necessary that I should prolong a narrative which has already run to too great a length by telling how we broke the sad news to the terrified girl, how we conveyed her by the morning train to the care of her good aunt at Harrow, of how the slow process of official inquiry came to the conclusion that the doctor met his fate while indiscreetly playing with a dangerous pet.
If such a soil should be selected for fruit trees at all, the breaking through the hardpan by dynamite or otherwise is desirable, and irrigation will be, probably, indispensable. Depth of Cultivation. I would be glad to know whether in cultivating an orchard a light-draft harrow could profitably be used, which cultivates three and a half inches deep?
At twelve years old Anthony Ashley went to Harrow, where he boarded with the Head Master, Dr. Butler, father of the present Master of Trinity.
"No, I've been busy," returned Dion, feeling slightly uncomfortable as he remembered that the reason for his absence from the Harrow Road was listening to the conversation. "Going to have a round with the gloves now you are here, sir?" pursued Jenkins. Dion looked at Mrs. Clarke. "Well, I hadn't thought of it," he said, rather doubtfully. "Just as you like, sir." "Do, Mr. Leith," said Mrs.
These are prepared in the same mode as in the rest of the island; except that in the central parts, the country being clearer, the plough and harrow, drawn by buffaloes, are more used.
Then I'll harrow it well and run a culti-packer over it well, by the end of the week it ought to be a fairly fast track." "Goody! We'll go in to El Toro to-morrow and I'll wire to San Francisco for a stop-watch. May I sprint Panchito a little across that meadow?" "Wait a moment, Miss Kay. We shall have something to sprint after in a few minutes, I think."
During the greater part of Richard's stay at Harrow his father had been compelled, by the embarrassment of his affairs, to reside with the remainder of the family in France, and it was at Blois, in the September of 1766, that Mrs.
Belcher, speaking slowly, with great precision of retrospect, "was taken from his private governess I may say by my advice and sent to an admirable school in New York, fashioned upon the English system of Eton and Harrow, and conducted by English masters from Oxford and Cambridge.
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