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"I'm an optimist," Harry asserted. "What's your idea of an optimist, anyway?" laughed Tom. "An optimist is a fellow who believes that banknotes grow on potato vines," laughed Harry. "Oh, we'll get our gold all right," Reade predicted. "We will, and a lot more. Tom, you and I still have mineral rights that we can file, with Ferrers as trustee."
He made it over to her directly, for a century, at ten shillings a year; and, as he was her surviving trustee, he let her draw in advance on her ten thousand pounds.
Hodges, the school trustee, about the lack of heat in mid-January, she completely subdued him be remarking that there wasn't "the least raison d'etre for such a condition." In view of these and other intellectual associations, Miss Miller's "room" was obviously the place for the Literary Society to meet. Mr. George Ade, Mr. Booth Tarkington, Mr. James Whitcomb Riley, Mr.
A great curiosity came on the trustee, to disregard the prohibition and dive at once to the bottom of these mysteries; but professional honour and faith to his dead friend were stringent obligations; and the packet slept in the inmost corner of his private safe.
The sum will create suspicion anywhere." "Have you any idea who was back of the thief? Is there any way I can be of service to you?" "Yes. I'll make you temporary trustee. I've offered two hundred pounds for the recovery, and I'll leave that amount with you before I go." "And if the letter turns up?" "Send it direct to the Andes people.
This amounts to fifteen shillings in the pound upon all his debts, which, if the creditors please to appoint an assignee or trustee to sell the goods, and collect the debts, he is willing to surrender wholly into their hands, hoping they will, as a favour, give him his household goods, as in the account, for his family use, and his liberty, that he may seek out for some employment to get his bread.
There is no use in denying it, his death will be an immense relief to me, and a relief also to your father. All this law business will now, of course, be stopped. As for me, I hope I may never be a trustee again."
Certainly Kitty, in her desk across the aisle from Hattie, in the sight of all, tossed her black head knowingly. The whisper concerned the visiting gentleman. "He is running for Trustee," said the whisper. Emmy Lou wondered. Hattie seemed to understand. "He puts his name up on tree-boxes and fences," she whispered to Emmy Lou, "and that's running for Trustee." The rumour was succeeded by another.
Henry E. Dwight, M.D., b. 1832, g. Yale 1852, g. Andover Theological Seminary 1857, studied in Germany and France and was an eminent physician in Philadelphia. Rev. S.G. Dwight, g. Union Theological Seminary, and was a missionary in the Sandwich Islands. Here are a few who can only be named: John W. Dwight, b. 1820, g. Yale, eminent divine and trustee of Amherst College for many years. Mrs.
Squire Moses Scarburn, another of the all-over-the-world excursionists, was the trustee of Louis's million and a half. He was a jolly fat man, rising fifty years old. He was a lawyer by profession, and had sat upon the bench, and Louis had always been an immense favorite with him. He had taken Felix into his house as an orphan; and his housekeeper, Mrs.
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