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Of course it is about my brother; and I am glad that you can make so favorable a report of him." On going down he found Mrs. Lindsay alone, and having taken a seat and made his daily report, she addressed him as follows: "Doctor, you have taken a great weight off my mind by your account of my son's certain recovery."
"You can't say my crowd any longer; they never were my crowd, I guess." "Have you been fired?" Dresser asked, with childish interest. "Not exactly, but I fancy Lindsay and I won't find each other's society healthy in the future." "It isn't the same thing, though. Professional men like you can never get very far from the rich. It isn't like losing your bread and butter."
Cieza de Leon, in his Travels, translated by Mr. Finally, Lord Lindsay and Lord Adare published a statement that they saw Home float out of one window and in at another, in Ashley Place, S.W., on December 16, 1868.
"Oh no, Sir! don't call me so; I am everything in the world but that." "Then all the rest of the world are good children. Why didn't you come to me before?" "Because I couldn't, Sir; I felt wrong all day yesterday." Mr. Lindsay laughed, and kissed her, and bade her sit down and eat her breakfast. It was about a month after this that he made her a present of a beautiful little watch.
Lindsay smiled at her across the gulf he saw fixed. "How simple life is to you!" he said. "But anyway I couldn't act." "Oh no, you couldn't, you couldn't! You are too intensely absorbent, you are too rigidly individual. The flame in you would never consent even for an instant to be the flame in anybody else any of those people who, for the purpose of the state, are called imaginary. Never!"
Her dignity was dear to him, and he saw that her disappointment had made her reckless of it. "Do not say anything to me now, Miss Lindsay, lest " "What have I said? What have I to say?" "Nothing, except on my own affairs. I love you dearly." She made an impatient movement, as if that were a very insignificant matter. "You believe me, I hope," he said, timidly.
That Monica should be the heroine of so romantic a story made her doubly interesting in the eyes of Lindsay and Cicely. They were much impressed by Kathleen's account, and retired to the privacy of the summer-house to talk it over together. "It must be dreadful to be so poor when you know you ought to be so rich!" said Lindsay.
Lindsay in the parlour, and the men collected about Allister in the greater freedom of the kitchen, where coats could be laid aside and pipes taken out, and they sat astride their chairs in the smoke and listened to him tell about the prairies and the wheat crop of Alberta and the prices of real estate.
When Colonel Lindsay reached Fort Alabama, near the Hillsboro River, he learned that the post had been attacked on the morning of March 27th by three or four hundred Indians, who surrounded the breastwork and continued the attack for two hours, when they were repulsed with a loss of fifteen. The garrison lost one man killed and two wounded.
I don' know much about it." The news got round Oxbow Village very speedily that Mr. Clement Lindsay, generally considered the accepted lover of Miss Susan Posey, had arrived in that place.
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