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So engrossed was he in his task that I was almost upon him before he looked up. "Good afternoon, Inspector," I addressed him. "What are you doing, digging for gold or making mud pies?" "I'm gettin' bait to catch a sucker," he snarled. "You must have thought you had one this morning." "What do you mean?" I asked. "All that bunk you handed me about Schreiber and the men in the black limousine.

Hey, son to the celebrated Hey of Leeds, into the poor woman's neighborhood. What might be the quality or the extent of that relief with which Mr. White was able to crown the expectations of poor Mrs. Schreiber, I do not know; but that the relief could not have been imaginary is certain, for he was earnestly invited to repeat his visits, costly as unavoidably they were. Mrs.

"I demand but to die in peace," replied the miserable woman; "and God's will be done!" "She refuses the trial by water," said the chief schreiber, in order to establish the fact, which was put down in writing by the adjuncts. "To the stake! to the stake!" howled the crowd. "And hast thou nothing to urge against the justice of thy sentence?" asked the official questioner.

You just now said that this animal has been long an object of attention to you; have you studied it as a comparative anatomist, in search of the solution of the problem of its reproduction? The Unknown. No; this inquiry has been pursued by much abler investigators: by Schreiber and Configliachi; my researches were made upon its respiration and the changes occasioned in water by its bronchia. Eub.

She also prepared a 'Boys' Mabinogion containing the earliest Welsh tales of Arthur. She was also noted as a collector of china, fans, and playing cards, on which subjects she wrote several volumes. She entered into a second marriage in 1855 with Dr. C. Schreiber, but in literature she is always referred to under her first married name.

Schreiber did not reside at Laxton. Tenderly as she loved Lady Carbery, it did not seem consistent with her dignity that she should take a station that might have been grossly misinterpreted; and accordingly she bought or hired a miniature kind of villa, called Tixover, distant about four miles from Laxton.

I go in there a good deal of the time, because there's so many Americans there. I make lots of acquaintances. You been up the Rigi yet?" "No." "Going?" "We think of it." "What hotel you going to stop at?" "I don't know." "Well, then you stop at the Schreiber it's full of Americans. What ship did you come over in?" "Oh, yes, I remember I asked you that before.

"That's my notion, too. Now some people like to take a book and sit down and read, and read, and read, or moon around yawping at the lake or these mountains and things, but that ain't my way; no, sir, if they like it, let 'em do it, I don't object; but as for me, talking's what I like. You been up the Rigi?" "Yes." "What hotel did you stop at?" "Schreiber." "That's the place! I stopped there too.

This customary formula implied the condemnation of the supposed sorceress. "To the stake! to the stake!" howled the crowd, upon hearing the delivery of this expected sentence. After enjoining silence, which was with difficulty enforced, the chief schreiber rose, and addressed to Magdalena the accustomed question, "Woman, dost thou demand the trial by water, and God's issue by that trial?"

"There was a real reason for his putting his brakes on rapidly. He was afraid of hitting something, or being hit himself. Who was the driver of that other car?" "The son of one of the biggest men in the state, Karl Schreiber." "Karl Schreiber?" I cried. "The son of the German Socialist, who was put in jail for dodging the draft?" I grabbed him by the arm. "Quick, man!