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"Ahem ahem, I trust, Brother Matthews, that you are not taken up with these new fads and fancies that are turning the minds of the people from the true worship of God." "It is my desire, sir, to lead people to the true worship of God. I believe that nothing will accomplish that end but the simple old Jerusalem gospel." The Doctor lit his cigar again. They seemed to be getting upon safer ground.
What business has he to be out?" "Well, sir, I mean to say, he's not precisely out, and he isn't just what one would call in. He is up in the ahem! the east wing, sir, taking down some correspondence for the for the lady, sir." I arose to the occasion. "Quite so, quite so. I had forgotten the appointment." "Yes, sir, I thought you had." "Ahem! I daresay Britton will do quite as well. Tell him to "
Why confound them all do they talk of "English" to-day, when they refer to Scots, Irish, and Englishmen, and the people of our Colonies; is it merely casual, or a deliberate breaking of the terms of Union of 1707? Eitherway the effect tends to dis-union, it is ante-Imperial and for Home Rule for "A Little England." Ahem may that pass as a "digression?" Now for more nature studies.
She died of pneumonia, brought about by the excessive zeal of Ahem! of her relatives for the open-air treatment. Contrary to expectations, however, all her money went to a Society in Hanover Square a Society for the Anti-propagation of Children. I think you know the lady to whom I refer." Mr. Hamar had again hit the mark. "Only too well!" came the indignant and spontaneous reply. Mr.
The Captain came to a rigid salute. "April eleventh, eighteen-sixty-one!" he said with clean-cut precision. "Good morning, Mrs. Paige! How does your garden blow? Blow blow ye wintry winds! Ahem! How have the roses wintered the rose of yesterday?" "Oh, I don't know, sir. I am afraid my sister's roses have not wintered very well. I'm really a little worried about them."
Their dead faces shall express what their spirits were, and are to be, by a lingering smile of memory and hope. Ahem! Dry work, this speechifying; especially to an unpractised orator. I never conceived, till now, what toil the temperance lecturers undergo for my sake. Hereafter, they shall have the business to themselves. Do, some kind Christian, pump a stroke or two, just to wet my whistle.
I I didn't I say it was only done in fun?" "Fun? You won't think it's fun when I git through with you!" "I ahem! I think this whole matter can be settled amicably," put in Job Haskers, with an effort. "I am satisfied now that we made a er a mistake. But, as Merwell states, it was all done in a er a spirit of fun."
And one big black rat, who seemed to want to say something to the Doctor, now crept forward timidly along the rail, watching the dog out of the corner of his eye. And after he had coughed nervously two or three times, and cleaned his whiskers and wiped his mouth, he said, "Ahem er you know of course that all ships have rats in them, Doctor, do you not?" And the Doctor said, "Yes."
"Then I am going to see if my books and papers are ready, so I can get them together in a hurry in case we have to take to the life-boats," said Professor Bumper, coming on deck at that moment. "It won't do to lose them. If we didn't have the map we might not be able to find " "Ahem!" exclaimed Tom, with unnecessary emphasis it seemed.
Neale felt that this proposition should have put another light on the question, that it should have been received appreciatively if not enthusiastically. But he was somewhat taken aback by the fact that it was not. "Ahem! Well, we can talk it over to-morrow," yawned Coffee. Neale made no more overtures, busied himself with his notes for an hour, and then sought his cot.
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