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It's only just been discovered; they may get it under. The panic's the worst part at present, and we're out of that." But was Eva Denison? Breathlessly I put the question; his answer was reassuring. Miss Denison was with her step-father on the poop. "And both of 'em as cool as cucumbers," added Ready.

When did you say he notified you not to buy city loan?" "Yesterday noon." "He's out of his mind," Cowperwood, Sr., commented, laconically. "It's Mollenhauer and Simpson and Butler, I know. They want my street-railway lines. Well, they won't get them. They'll get them through a receivership, and after the panic's all over. Our creditors will have first chance at these.

"You could get the facts, couldn't you, dear?" Nan spoke in the softest tones. "I have them already." "Why not give them to him?" "I had thought of that but it's dangerous." "Why dangerous?" "It might bring on a panic." "What have you to lose by it?" "Nothing, if I'm wise." "I've never known anybody to call you a fool." "A panic's a dangerous thing to monkey with." "Nonsense!"

Wee, sleekit, cow'rin', tim'rous beastie, O, what a panic's in thy breastie! Thou need na start awa sae hasty, Wi' bickering brattle! I wad be laith to rin an' chase thee, Wi' murd'ring prattle! The decayed hollows which we have mentioned as so often productive of little owls have their possibilities by no means exhausted by one visit.

Panic's at the back of most crimes and follies." Knowing that his philosophical statements were always the result of concrete instance, and that he would not tell us what that instance was if we asked him such being his nature we were careful not to agree.

One who held his fingers so constantly on the pulse of finance was not in ignorance of the feverish heat that burned through the nation's arteries. He knew that a rumble of protest was rising from the Battery to the Golden Gate and that this rumble might be the warning thunder that runs ahead of a panic's hurricane.

Panic's at the back of most crimes and follies." Knowing that his philosophical statements were always the result of concrete instance, and that he would not tell us what that instance was if we asked him such being his nature we were careful not to agree.

There is an instant in the battle as the ranks are wavering, when the calmness of the officers will avert the rout; and as to have held their soldiers then is deemed their highest honor, so to have been found wanting is their indelible disgrace; the people stood poised upon the panic's brink, their pastors lashed them in.