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Drink neither too slowly nor too hastily, nor as if gulping the wine, nor too frequently, nor without water as drunkards do. Wipe your lips before and after drinking, and do not breathe too loudly then or at any other time, for that is very inelegant. 100th. Ne vous nettoyez pas les dents auec la nappe, ou la seruiette, ny auec le doigt, la fourchette, ou le cousteau.
"I said or meant to say that there was no visible trace of early native inhabitants or white settlers," Kiddie corrected. "Well, that's good enough," resumed Rube. "I guess I've got you, anyway. Look deep down thar, an' you'll see the trunk of a tree. It ain't got 'ny branches on it. I b'lieve I c'n even make out the cuts of an axe on the end of it.
I had almost reached the little flat by the Ny, at the point where I had last seen my comrades the evening before, when, to my astonishment, the roar of cannon broke forth again, and the shells came hissing over my head and bursting all around me.
I made arrangements to attack his right and get between him and Richmond if he should try to execute this design. If he had any such intention it was abandoned as soon as Burnside was established south of the Ny.
Chapter viii. 34. Ne boiuez point trop lentement ny trop
"Eagle shot down with its own feather," he said, hazily recalling something that had seemed very poetic when he read it. "Wha'd I tell you? Wha'd I tell you!" shouted the oldest director, doing an intricate dance step. "Hold 'ny Federal?" asked Breede. "A block or two; several margins of it," said Bean. "How many shares?" "Have to ask Kennedy & Balch; they're my brokers.
The Brock Road reaches Spottsylvania without crossing either of these streams. Lee's army coming up by the Catharpin Road, had to cross the Po at Wooden Bridge. Warren and Hancock came by the Brock Road. Sedgwick crossed the Ny at Catharpin Furnace. Burnside coming by Aldrich's to Gates's house, had to cross the Ny near the enemy.
"Can't say," I answered. "But I know one person who wont back out." "Who's that?" "Corny," said I. Rectus stood up. "Cor !" he exclaimed. "Ny," said I, "and father and mother. They took the only room left, engaged it while I was there." "Can't we sell our tickets?" asked Rectus. "Don't know," said I. "But what's the good? Who's going to be afraid of a girl, or a whole family, for that matter?
Lane was pleasing, plausible and convincing, and the brass band which he had brought with him was especially effective. The audience left the church shaking their heads with a different meaning, and all the way home there were remarks such as, "He sholy tol' de truth," "Dat man was right," "They ain't no way to 'ny a word he said."
The Mattapony River is formed by the junction of the Mat, the Ta, the Po and the Ny rivers, the last being the northernmost of the four. It takes its rise about a mile south and a little east of the Wilderness Tavern. The Po rises south-west of the place, but farther away. Spottsylvania is on the ridge dividing these two streams, and where they are but a few miles apart.
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