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Ours were masquerades without licentiousness—carnivals without excess. But an occupation not less assiduously pursued, and of infinitely more eventual benefit, was furnished by the re-establishment of our schools, under the voluntary superintendence of my friend Mr. Hooper in the Hecla, and of Mr. Mogg in the Fury. By the judicious zeal of Mr.
We must, therefore, entreat our readers to visit this emporium of honesty, where, in addition to finding lists posted on all the great events of the day, they can have the use of a Mogg while they indulge in one of Lucy's unrivalled cigars; and noblemen, gentlemen, and officers in the household troops may be accommodated with loans on their personal security to any amount. We see by Mr.
Sponge, turning again to Leather; 'just go upstairs and help me to pack up my things; and, addressing himself to our visitor, he said, 'perhaps you'll amuse yourself with the paper the Post or I'll lend you my Mogg, continued he, offering the little gilt-lettered, purple-backed volume as he spoke. 'Thank'ee, replied Mr.
"I want to go home," he said sleepily and then, seeing Chuck, he opened his blue eyes wide in wonder. "Give him to me," commanded Auntie Mogg, and she hugged him tight in her arms as she comforted and petted him. Chuck, almost too excited for speech, called up his mother on the 'phone. "Come straight over to Miss Carter's and bring Uncle Don with you," he said excitedly.
Claude came in to say that Shaw, the town carpenter, and Sol Mogg, the ancient sexton of St. Anne's, and several more of my old acquaintances were without, and begged the honour of greeting me. I lay that night in Captain Clapsaddle's lodgings opposite, and slept soundly.
Her father is as unfair to his friends as to his enemies, but to neither of them so merciless as to Ruth. Although he knows that she loves Master Scammon in spite of his desertion and would rather die than wed another, he has promised her to Mogg Megone, the chief who rules the Indians at the Saco mouth.
Sponge was sitting in solitary state in the fine drawing-room, studying his old friend Mogg, calculating what he could ride from Spur Street, Leicester Square, by Short's Gardens, and across Waterloo Bridge, to the Elephant and Castle for, when the grinding of a vehicle on the gravelled ring attracted his attention.
Our hero then made for his bedroom, where, having sucked off his adhesive boots, and divested himself of the rest of his hunting attire, he wrapped himself up in his grey flannel dressing-gown, and prepared for parboiling his legs and feet, amid agreeable anticipations arising out of the recent interview, and occasional references to his old friend Mogg, whenever he did not see his way on the matrimonial road as clearly as he could wish.
So saying, he on with his white waistcoat, and crowned the conquering suit with a blue coat and metal buttons. Returning his Mogg to his dressing-gown pocket, he blew out the candles and groped his way downstairs in the dark. He then swaggered on to the drawing-room, which was in a blaze of light.
Claude came in to say that Shaw, the town carpenter, and Sol Mogg, the ancient sexton of St. Anne's, and several more of my old acquaintances were without, and begged the honour of greeting me. I lay that night in Captain Clapsaddle's lodgings opposite, and slept soundly.
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