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Macintosh seemed surprised at the proposal, and asked her the natural question whether she had ever occupied a similar situation. Annie answered she had not, but that at home, while her father was alive, she had done so much of the same sort that she believed she could speedily learn all that was necessary.
As commander of the garrison and castellan of the castle you will be called Captain MacIntosh, and as such you will be named in my letter appointing you to the post, and I propose that you shall receive the pay of captain."
At this moment the rain began as if there had been a long drought and the sky had just determined to make up the deficiency. It fell in sheets, and the wind blew I know not how many Irish miles an hour. The Frenchman put on a silk macintosh with a cape, and was berated by everybody in the same seat because he stood up a moment and let the water in under the lap covers.
"It's a sight of trouble we have taken to resave the inimy, and it will be mighty onpolite of him if he doesn't come at all," said Grady. "I don't believe there's any Arabs about these parts," said Macintosh; "they air all together at Matammeh, or else before Khartoum." "You think yourself very clever, no doubt," said Corporal Adams, indignantly.
Peel for Macintosh Mackay, whose quiet patience and learning are accompanied by a most excellent character as a preacher and a clergyman, but unhappily Mr.
Crewmen aren't allowed to have liquor aboard starships. Regulation." "Oh, but you're off-duty now!" Alan shook his head a second time; shrugging, MacIntosh took the drink himself and put the unused third glass back in the drawer. "Here's to Steve Donnell!" he said, lifting his glass high. "May he have had the good sense to register his name up here!" They drank. Alan watched.
We saw his sword and purse in Sir Walter's house at Abbotsford. The King himself wore the kilt and one of the plaids at the last court ball at Buckingham Palace, and there is a man who writes his name and is called "The Macintosh of Macintosh," and that's a prouder title than the King's.
And don't let us get that pretty frock spoiled before the Williamstown folks have seen it." He steadied her while she stood to have the big macintosh drawn closely about her the round cape, flapping far and wide in the rough wind, was like an unmanageable sail, he said and when she was again seated, he tucked it about her knees and feet.
Macintosh. Yes, I saw him, Mr Bloom said. Where is he now? M'Intosh, Hynes said scribbling. I don't know who he is. Is that his name? He moved away, looking about him. No, Mr Bloom began, turning and stopping. I say, Hynes! Didn't hear. What? Where has he disappeared to? Not a sign. Well of all the. Has anybody here seen? Kay ee double ell. Become invisible. Good Lord, what became of him?
The world will soon decide if I get on at this rate; for I have finished four leaves to-day, notwithstanding my attendance on the Court. February 13. Mr. Macintosh Mackay, minister of Laggan, breakfasted with us this morning. This reverend gentleman is completing the Highland Dictionary, and seems very competent for the task.