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It is to be performed at a place selected by me, either in India or England. This offer holds good for five years from the 1st January, 1922. My address is: Major L. H. Branson, M.I.M.C., The Magic Circle, Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street, London, England.
Anderton's class always think it is more genteel to have a smattering of foreign languages than to know their own mother tongue. We may get another German and that I could hardly bear." "Then do write to my stepfather, please, please," cried Halcyone. "Say I am going to be splendidly taught lots of interesting things and oh I will try so hard by myself to keep up what I already know.
No one would recognize in the Anderton's Hotel of to-day the lineal successor of one of these ancient taverns, and yet it is a fact that that establishment perpetuates the Horn tavern of the fifteenth century. In the early seventeenth century the house was in high favour with the legal fraternity, but its patronage of the present time is of a more miscellaneous character.
Charles Bertram was one of these eminent men, and though he travelled twice throughout India, he returned to England without having been shewn the trick. In 1918, Captain Holmes, V.C., gave a lecture on this illusion before the members of the Magic Circle at Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street, London, at which all the press correspondents of the leading news-papers were present.
It was also urged in Anderton's favour, and this was undoubtedly an argument well entitled to consideration, that a distinction ought to be made between the author of a treasonable paper and the man who merely printed it. The former could not pretend that he had not understood the meaning of the words which he had himself selected. But to the latter those words might convey no idea whatever.
Anderton's selfishness a kind, hard, rough man but as selfish as a gentleman." It seemed a more excusable defect to Priscilla in the upper class, but had no redeeming touch in the status of Mr. Anderton. Halcyone, however, had a logical mind and reasoned with her nurse: "If they are all selfish, Priscilla, it must be either women's fault for letting them be, or God intended them to be so.
Not till Stane addressed her did she take her eyes from the tepee. "Anderton's through," he said. "His man has gone northward; and as you heard there are no dogs here. We shall have to go back to the cabin.
He never did anything in a hurry, and felt that now he must especially consider what would be his wisest course. And then, this next morning, Halcyone's letter had come. It was very simple. It told of Mrs. Anderton's arrival at La Sarthe Chase and of her own return to London with her and then the real pith of it had crept out. Had he heard any news of Mr. Derringham?
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