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Peters was struggling with a return of the deplorable shyness which so handicapped him in his dealings with the other sex. After a few moments, he pulled himself together again, and, as his first act was to replace the pistol in the pocket of his coat, Billie became conscious of a faint stirring of relief. "The great thing," said Jno. Peters, "is to learn to draw quickly.

"I seldom miss," said Jno. Peters. Billie shuddered. Then, reflecting that the longer she engaged this maniac in conversation, the more hope there was of Sam coming back in time to save her, she essayed further small-talk. "It's it's very ugly!" "Oh, no!" said Mr. Peters, hurt. Billie perceived that she had said the wrong thing. "Very deadly-looking, I meant," she corrected herself hastily.

Take a seat, and I'll just go through the few notes I have made about the matter." "Mr. Bennett," exclaimed Jno. Peters. "May may I speak?" "What do you mean? Eh? What? Something to say? What is it?" Mr. Peters cleared his throat awkwardly. He was feeling embarrassed at the unpleasantness of the duty which he had to perform, but it was a duty, and he did not intend to shrink from performing it.

My own staff then embraced: Dayton, McCoy, and Hill, aides; J. H. Hammond, assistant adjutant-general; Sanger, inspector-general; McFeeley, commissary; J. Condit Smith, quartermaster; Charles McMillan, medical director; Ezra Taylor, chief of artillery; Jno. C. Neely, ordnance-officer; Jenney and Pitzman, engineers.

Justice has been meted out to them without fear or favour, and I have yet to hear any person, who respects same, say aught against your command. "Wishing you the season's compliments, "I remain, "Yours very truly, "JNO. M. EGAN."

This important illuminating work of the Spirit is completely described in Jno. 16:8-11 as being a revelation of the judgment, by the Cross, of all sin and condemnation; the vision of the glorious righteous Christ, now in heaven; and the realization of the sin of rejecting Him.

Andy London, who stood at the head of Company F in every battle; Sergt. H. Dedmon, Spencer A. Crowder, Jno. A. Tesseneer, Flay Gantt, Samuel Hasten, Graham Wilson, T. J. Hoard, Sabert Hoard, Joseph Beam, David Peeler and L. A. Bridges. Lieut. V. J. Palmer and Alfred Grigg were always at their posts except while disabled by wounds. Peter Price died last July, James Finch died last year, Lieut.

"I was just on my way to have a little practice at the range," he said. "Then I thought I might as well look in here." "I suppose I suppose you're a good shot?" quavered Billie. "I seldom miss," said Jno. Peters. Billie shuddered. Then, reflecting that the longer she engaged this maniac in conversation, the more hope there was of Sam coming back in time to save her, she essayed further small-talk.

"I'll explain the whole thing later, when...." "Father!" ejaculated Jno. Peters feebly. "Did you say 'father'?" "Of course I said 'father'!" "This is my daughter, Mr. Peters." "My daughter! I mean, your daughter! Are are you sure?" "Of course I'm sure. Do you think I don't know my own daughter?" "But she called me 'Mr. Peters'!" "Well, it's your name, isn't it?"

It was an advertisement, ordered and paid for by somebody, probably Consuelo's rather gay mother, who, albeit divorced from her first husband for cause, has the distinguished honor to be gran'dam to an incipient duke, who will probably grow up to be as utterly worthless as his daddy. . . . Jno.