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Grosse flatly declined to allow himself to be influenced by any speculative consideration of that sort. When we reached the rectory gate, he had cooled a little. As we crossed the garden, he reminded me that I stood pledged to be present when the bandage was taken off. "Now mind!" he said.

"What time does he go out in the morning?" John Thorndyke asked abruptly. "He never gets up till twelve o'clock, and has his breakfast when I take my dinner." "Well, I will come in tomorrow morning and have a talk with him myself." The next day the Squire rode up to the door of the Rectory soon after one o'clock. Mr.

And then I had to explain, feeling very uncomfortable as I did so, how I had overheard a few words at the Rectory, and a few words more at the lodge, and how I had patched my hearsays together and made out that a certain little man was coming to be my tutor, who had previously been tutor somewhere else, and that his name was Gray.

So I hope" smilingly "that the Rectory will call on Red Gables when next we are 'in residence." The time passed quickly, and when tea was disposed of Adrienne looked out from amongst her songs one or two which were known to Diana, and Mrs. Adams was given the opportunity of hearing the "golden voice." And then, just as Diana was preparing to leave, a maid threw open a door and announced: "Mr.

She rather got in the way. To be with her was not to enjoy her company or to enjoy battle with her and the putting of her company to flight. To be with her was to have to look after her, and in the community of the rectory, every member, when Rosalie came, was fully occupied in look-ing after itself and defending itself from the predatory excursions of any other member.

All the care that she had meant to devote to her toilet upon the occasion of her first meeting with Halloway, she had expended in dressing herself for this visit to the rectory. Never had her shining hair been braided so glossily, or coaxed into waving more prettily about her forehead; never had the simple etceteras of her dress been more studiously selected and more carefully put together.

Ashton gave a pretty accurate description of how the crisis had been brought to his knowledge that Lord Hartledon had come to the Rectory, with his mistaken assailant, to be identified; and Percival Elster's anger was turned against his brother.

Are you going to tell your brother you knew him?" Esther would not answer, and separated by several yards they walked sullenly back to the Rectory. Mark tried next day to make up his difference with Esther; but she repulsed his advances, and the friendship that had blossomed after the Pomeroy affair faded and died.

And about this time of his resignation he was presented to the Rectory of Boothby Pannell, in the same County of Lincoln; a town which has been made famous, and must continue to be famous, because Dr. Sanderson, the humble and learned Dr. Sanderson, was more than forty years Parson of Boothby Pannell, and from thence dated all or most of his matchless writings.

Existing clergy were secured in their incomes for life; the disestablished Church was allowed to claim all churches then in actual use, and to purchase rectory houses and glebes at a valuation; and a sum of £500,000 was given to the Church in lieu of all private endowments. Everything else even endowments given by private persons a few years before the Act was passed was swept away.