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In them, as in so many other ways, she awakened her people from their apathy, and by her example led them to a higher and more Christian patriotism. =The Netley and Herbert Hospitals.= There was also the noble man whose monument adorns the Quadrangle of the War Office, who was War Minister at the time.

I'd not break my heart for anybody. Set them up with it, indeed! Neither would my dear, darling, sweet, precious Herbert treat me so, and I'm a wretch to think of it!" said Cap, with a rich, inimitable unction as, rejoicing in her own happy love, she cheered Gyp and rode on.

Spell out your problems slowly; they are not easy ones; try to see how the present complex system works; try to probe its inequalities and injustices; try to compare it with the ideal commonwealth: and you'll find the light in the end, you'll find the light. As he spoke, Herbert Le Breton lounged up quietly from his farther corner towards the little group.

Until Europe's conflict raised concealed characteristics to the surface the German-American's indifference to politics had not been looked upon as a serious matter." From article by Alt. John Herbert in the London "Daily News," December, 1914. According to Herr Maximilien Harden's article in "Die Zukunft," as reproduced in the "New York Times," December, 1914.

Just wait a minute, and I'll go and ask my wife what she thinks of it." Mr. Crane went into the house, leaving Herbert in the shop. He reappeared in five minutes. Herbert, to whom the plan seemed every minute more desirable, awaited his report eagerly. "My wife is all for your plan," he said. "She says it is the only way she knows of likely to give her the fresh vegetables she wants.

She liked Melanctha Herbert for the things that she had like her, and then Melanctha was young, and she had sweetness, and a way of listening with intelligence and sympathetic interest, to the stories that Jane Harden often told out of her experience. Jane grew always fonder of Melanctha. Soon they began to wander, more to be together than to see men and learn their various ways of working.

He said he was perfectly willing you should use it, but he didn't choose to have me." "It appears that I am a greater favorite with James Leech than you are," said Cameron, smiling. "He looks down upon me as a poor boy." "Well, I suppose James is entitled to his prejudice; but if you can't use the boat, I won't." "Don't let that interfere with your pleasure, Mr. Cameron," said Herbert, eagerly.

Herbert threw it over his shoulders, and looked at himself in a small seven-by-nine looking-glass which was suspended over the washstand. It came down nearly to his feet. "I should hardly dare to wear this without alteration," he said; "but there is a good deal of good cloth in it. Mother can cut a coat and vest out of it for me." "Here is a blue coat with brass buttons.

Herbert immediately went to the tent in question, where he found two sentinels, with loaded muskets, on duty before the door. They grounded arms on the approach of their superior officer. "Is Private Traverse Rocke confined within there?" he inquired. "Yes, sir," "I must pass in to see him."

To the people a quarter of a mile away at Morston it sounded like a battle. After running half a mile, Ford, bruised and breathless, fell at full length on the grass beside the car. Near it, tearing from his person the last vestiges of a German uniform, he found Birrell. He also was puffing painfully. "What happened to Herbert?" panted Ford.