Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !

Updated: June 7, 2025


Ele, with a slight tone of correction. "I understand, Mr. Ele," answered the other, a little pompously, and with an air of saying, "Know your place, Sir." "I understand, and I wish to know how large a sum would relieve Mr. Bodley from his immediate pressure." "I think about eight or nine thousand dollars. Perhaps a thousand more."

"Dandled in the lap of luxury, he does not hesitate to descend from it to espouse the immortal cause of popular rights." "Popular rights," returned the Honorable Mr. Ele, studying his lesson. "Animated by a glowing patriotism, he stands upon the people, and waves above his head the glorious flag of our country." "Glorious flag of our country," responded the other.

Ele had in putting a finer edge upon a favorite axe, General Belch entertained a select circle who agreed with him in his political philosophy, and were particular friends of the people and of the popular institutions of their country. Abel Newt, in response to the General's note, had already called at that gentleman's office, and had received overtures from him, who offered him Mr.

I found out more than any one else has done; I learned black-letter on purpose; look here," and she pointed to a small spot in which the moss had been removed. "Do you see those figures? are they not XVIII? and look again, in what was once the line above the figures, ELE. It must have been an Eleanor, who died at the age of eighteen "

"I mean understandings," said the General. "Oh! certainly," answered Abel. "You pledge yourself to me and our friends that you will at the earliest moment move in the matter of the Grant; you engage to secure the votes somehow, relying upon the pecuniary aid of our friends who are interested; and you will repay me out of your first receipts. Ele will stand by you through thick and thin.

The young gentleman with the diamond-ring disappeared into the house, with several others. "Why, Slugby, where the devil is he?" said one of them to another, in a whisper, as they ran up the stairs. "I'm sure I don't know. Musher promised to have him ready." "And I sent Ele up to get here before we did," replied his friend, in the same hurried whisper, his fat nose glistening in the hall-light.

Ele looked for further instructions. "Every body must begin," said Belch. "Look here. If we don't get this grant from Congress, what on earth is the use of having worked so long in this devilish old harness of politics?

Attend here, sirra. Buz. If you must needes goe, pray, sir, keepe yourselfe out of Gun-shott. Hen. Mind you your charge. Buz. You shall heare a good report of my piece, I warrant you. Take heed you be not sent to heaven with a powder: a company of hott shotts are abroad, I can tell you. Ele. If you will goe may your successe be faire. Hen. Buz.

One o' owr chaps has just tuk em up a big black jack fu' o' stout ele; an ey warrant me they winnaw stir yet awhoile. Win it please yo to cum wi' me, lort abbut?" With this, he marched along the passage, followed by the others, and presently arrived at a door, against which he tapped.

For the men Ile not misse you a haire of their condition; and for the women I know 'em as well as if I had bene in their bellyes. Ele. Are they not cruell? Buz. As Tygers, when they set on't: no mercy unlesse we aske them forgiveness. Ele. That's somewhat yet. Buz. But not to you; that's onely to men; for lett the women fall downe afore 'em never so often they'le rather fall upon them.

Word Of The Day

news-shop

Others Looking