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"He was well named De Dominis in the plural," says Crakanthorp, "for he could serve two masters, or twenty, if they paid him wages." Our author now proceeded to finish his great work, which he published in 1617 in three large folios De Republica Ecclesiastica, of which the original still exists among the Tanner MSS. in the Bodleian Library at Oxford.
Rubbing his sleepy eyes, he sat up again determinedly and made an effort to greet the company who, he knew, had come into the room with his mother. Across the room, near the old melodeon, sat Nellie Tanner, holding little Bige and smiling wanly at him. The other two children leaned against her, asleep on either side. "Don't get up, Code," she said.
Give a brief account of the Roman emperors who visited the United States, and state what they did there. Show the fallacy of defining an angle, as a worm at one end and a fool at the other. If a freshman A have any mouth x and a bottle of wine y, show how many applications of x to y will place y+y before A. Find the value of a 'bob, a 'tanner, a 'joey, a 'tizzy, a 'poney, and a 'monkey.
Let me know at once whether Tanner was willing to go or not." "I'll let your excellency know immediately." Egon hurried to his own quarters, where he ordered his horse to be saddled. In five minutes he was off for Chapel mountain.
Tanner, and their Ulster brethren, who acknowledge a leader in Colonel Saunderson. These tactics are made possible by the peculiar, indeed unique, arrangement by which seats are secured in the House of Commons. In all other Legislative Assemblies in the world each member has assigned to him a seat and desk, reserved for him as long as he is a member.
Simon Attwood stepped into the room, and Master Shakspere went quickly to meet him in the middle of the floor. "Master Will Shakspere," said the tanner, hoarsely, "I ha' come about a matter." There he stopped, not knowing what to say, for he was overwrought. "Out with it, sir," said Master Shakspere, sternly. "There is much here to be said."
But this punishment, and his philosophical manner of bearing it, only earned him another follower, since the victorious tanner became at once enamoured of the free forest life, and swore there and then to join the band. The Elizabethan dramatists made good use of our hero, knowing well that when he was presented on the stage the hearts of the people were moved.
"You see it won't do for a little gnat of a fellow to think he is going to do what he likes on board one of Her Majesty's ships. It was quite time you were taken down a few pegs wasn't it, Tanner?" "I suppose so," said Barkins. "Then I don't see that it's any use for us to jump upon him, and show bad blood." "No, not a bit," cried Barkins, with more animation. "We won't."
Margaret never even noticed where they were going until the carriage turned in and stopped before the door of the new house, and Mrs. Tanner, furtively casting behind her the checked apron she had worn, came out to shake hands with the company and tell them supper was all ready, before she went back to her deserted boarding-house.
Amongst other Pantaloons there have been Thomas Blanchard, died August 20, 1859, aged 72; William Lynch, died June 29, 1861, aged 78; R. Norman, died September 16, 1858, aged 70; George Tanner, died February 8, 1870; and Paulo, a member of Mr. Charles Kean's Company at the Princess's Theatre, had as Pantaloon appeared in many Pantomimes.
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