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The quartermaster at Young's Point was ordered to send two hundred wagons with Blair, and the commissary was to load them with hard bread, coffee, sugar, salt and one hundred thousand pounds of salt meat.
Clemens's A Ken of Kipling. Young's Dictionary of the Characters and Scenes in the Stories and Poems of Rudyard Kipling. The Pre-Raphaelites. Read Rossetti's The Blessed Damozel, Sister Helen, The King's Tragedy, Love's Nocturne, and Mary's Girlhood. What part did Ruskin play in this new movement? Point out the simplest, the most affecting, and the most pleasing stanza in The Blessed Damozel.
Records, Birmingham Tower, Chief Sec.'s Department, Box 10. Speech, p. 26; quoted by Plowden, vol. i., p. 253. Answer to Address of Commons, 2nd July, 1698. Arthur Young's Tour in Ireland, App., p. 149. Groans of Ireland, p. 20. Mr. Prior's Pamphlet was dedicated to the Viceroy, Lord Carteret, and both Houses of Parliament, which proves how certain he was of his facts and statements.
Hardly had it started when one of the scouts Sergeant White informed me that there were four trains of cars at the depot loaded with supplies for Lee's army; these had been sent from Lynchburg, in compliance with the telegram of Lee's commissary-general, which message, it will be remembered, was captured and transmitted to Lynchburg by two of Young's scouts on the 4th.
There was a break in Young's voice as he spoke, and I could feel by the momentary quiver of the stretcher that a shiver went through him as he thought of that "it," about which we must for a time hold our peace. Young bore the forward end of the stretcher, and as we came into the oratory I felt him start as he exclaimed, "What th' devil's broke loose here?"
Ricketts and Griffin, cannoneers on caissons, horses urged to a gallop, thundered down the opposite slope, across Young's Branch and the turnpike. A moment and they were lost to sight, another and the straining horses and the dust and the guns and the fighting men about them showed above the brow of the Henry Hill.
Withdrawing herself from Young's arms, she took his hand and kissed it. "God sure air good to Tessibel," she murmured. A moment they stood there. Then the lawyer took up his hat and turned to the door. "You know, Tess, I love you and want to help you always." In the doorway, he paused and with bared head heard the girl's parting speech. "Sure, ye're lovin' me an' I air lovin' you, too. I know Mr.
Young's works, which are the largest and most important in Scotland, nothing but vertical retorts are used, it being considered that they possess an advantage over the horizontal kind in respect of their continuous feeding, but the latter are likewise very largely used. Of the 3404 retorts, however, there are seldom more than 3000 at work together.
Oh, how distinctly he remembered one of the last conversations he had with her, when, in her own mellifluous tones, she had repeated Young's exquisite lines, "Stricken friends Are angels sent on errands full of love, For us they languish, and for us they die."
The quartermaster at Young's Point was ordered to send two hundred wagons with Blair, and the commissary was to load them with hard bread, coffee, sugar, salt and one hundred thousand pounds of salt meat.
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