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Nobody gave utterance to this feeling with greater moderation or kindliness than Cardinal Manning, when, while confessing that the need of spiritual awakening among the English poor was only too well proved by the success of General Booth that the moral and religious state of East London could alone have rendered possible The Salvation Army his Eminence added these grave sentences: 'Low words generate low thoughts; words without reverence destroy the veneration of the human mind.

It may interest you to know that I had received a note this morning from Freet saying he was coming down here to see me on business." Oscar flushed. "Come on, Jane, let's be going. I'm much obliged to you for the cement talk. Why didn't you help me that way before, Mr. Manning?" Jim laughed. "I didn't know enough to, Oscar. To tell the truth, a lady has been after me, too!" "Mrs.

One false move and I'll blast you!" Astro turned and stumbled down the hill in front of the paralo-ray gun. A smile tugged at his lips. Vidac and Bush were waiting for them on the highway at the bottom of the hill. "Where are Corbett and Manning?" Vidac demanded, looking at Astro. Astro repeated the story about Tom and Roger having deserted him. Vidac eyed him speculatively.

Evidently, however, the mishap had done no harm, for the bluejackets were manning two 12-pounders that showed no sign of damage, and both of them were making excellent practice. At the third round it planted a shell in the enemy's battery, and the fifth put "Long Tom" out of action for a time by disabling some of its gunners.

I was so happy and proud. But I said nothing: he would not have liked it. Of one time in his life Doctor Manning had never talked to me: of his earlier youth; when he was married before.

"Where?" he demanded. But underneath the trees where she had thought she saw a movement all was quiet again all was silent. With a laugh at her fears, Wilson secured the image and brought it back. He thrust it towards Manning. It was clearly visible in the moonlight. The girl shrank a little away from it. "Ugh!" she shuddered. "I don't like to look at it to-night."

The bride walked up to the white satin cushion on which the couple would kneel during the prayer, the maids and attendants made a semicircle around her, and then the nearest relatives. The old white-haired minister had married her mother. Then there was kissing and congratulation and Mrs. Saltonstall had her new name, though Avis said she liked Manning a hundred times better.

"Well, there's no use hanging around here if we can't dig any more of the stuff out, and I ain't going behind that lead shield unless I got a machine that tells me it's safe." "I've been thinking about Manning," said Brett. "What about him?" "Suppose we move the stuff we've already mined to the hide-out, and take this equipment along too. He can repair it out there.

I'm going to bed." The next night at supper Big Jim was very silent. When he had eaten his slice of cake he said in his slow way, "No more cake for a while, I guess, Mama." Mrs. Manning looked up in her nervous, startled manner. "What's the matter, Jim?" "Well, I went with my usual kick to the boss about the derrick and he told me to take it or leave it.

'The great point of anxiety with me, wrote Monsignor Talbot to Manning, 'is whether a Congregation will be held, or whether the Holy Father will perform a Pontifical act. He himself is doubting. I therefore say mass and pray every morning that he may have the courage to choose for himself, instead of submitting the matter to a Congregation. Although the Cardinals are determined to reject Dr.