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'You never come down to see your old acquaintance on the Ellangowan property, Mr. Sampson. You would find most of the old stagers still stationary there. I have too much respect for the late family to disturb old residenters, even under pretence of improvement. Besides, it's not my way, I don't like it; I believe, Mr.

The lawyer afterwards compared his mind to the magazine of a pawnbroker, stowed with goods of every description, but so cumbrously piled together, and in such total disorganisation, that the owner can never lay his hands upon any one article at the moment he has occasion for it. As for the advocate himself, he afforded at least as much exercise to Sampson as he extracted amusement from him.

'Just im-possible nonsense, Ma, returned Lavvy, 'and George Sampson knows it is, as well as I do. Mrs Wilfer suddenly becoming petrified, fixed her indignant eyes upon the wretched George: who, divided between the support due from him to his love, and the support due from him to his love's mamma, supported nobody, not even himself.

"Dewey, Sampson & Schley!" jeered Don Melville, in a low tone, yet loud enough to be heard by Jack's party. Yet the boys paid no heed, but would have passed in silence, had not Don added, insultingly: "The three little muckers!" That was too much for Eph. He couldn't help turning, the flush mounting to his cheeks, to retort: "Speak for yourself!" Don took a step forward.

Oh pray, pray, pray send for Dr. Sampson." Mr. Hurd said he would go for Dr. Sampson. She thanked him warmly. Then she crept away to her bedroom, and locked herself in, and sat on the hearthrug, and thought, and thought, and recalled every word and tone of her Alfred; comparing things old and new. Dr. Sampson was a few miles out of town, visiting a patient.

Those girls believed I was a desperate devil of a cowboy, who had been held back from spilling blood solely through their kind relation to me. "Oh, no!" exclaimed Sally. "Diane, don't let him go!" "Russ, pray don't get angry," replied Miss Sampson and she put a soft hand on me that thrilled me, while it made me feel like a villain. "I won't discharge you. I need you. Sally needs you.

But there was no prospect of any such fortune befalling him, and he usually turned away from the cluster of dirty, unkempt children with a hopeless sigh. He said, one day, while sitting on a great heap of shingles beside the carpenter, "What's to become of all these children, Mr. Sampson? Will they be left to grow up like their fathers and mothers?"

For he commanded Abraham to kill his own son, and Sampson had, by inspiration of God, commandment to kill himself by pulling down the house upon his own head at the feast of the Philistines.

Dodd, with an air of nonchalance, replied to the effect that Dr. Sampson was not her offspring, and so she was not bound to correct his eccentricities. "And I suppose," said she, languidly, "we must accept these extraordinary people as we find them. But that is no reason why you should say 'P's and Q's, darling." That day her hospitable board was spread over a trap.

"Miss Sampson, how can you say that?" he returned. "I believed what my father and George Wright said about you that bloody, despicable record! Now I do not believe. I see I wronged you." "You make me very glad when you tell me this. It was hard to have you think so ill of me. But, Miss Sampson, please don't speak of wronging me. I am a Ranger, and much said of me is true.