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They must on no account be poured into the trays from a height. While under water well-eyed ova will stand a good deal of gentle tumbling about, but if dropped into the water from even a little height the concussion is likely to kill them. Mr. Armistead recommends glass grills rather than trays such as I have described, but I have found the trays work very well, and they are very simple and clean.
"Mrs. Armistead," Sylvia called, "aren't you going to play to-night?" Of course everybody in the room heard this; and after it, anyone could have heard a pin drop. "I'm to keep score," said Mrs. Armistead. "But it doesn't need four to keep score," objected Sylvia and looked at the three Witherspoon ladies. "Dolly and Emma are staying out," said Mrs. Witherspoon. "Two of our guests did not come."
The man I marry, Auntie, isn't doing what Trevvy and Crosby and Reggie Armistead are doing. He's different somehow different from any man I've ever met." "How, child?" "I don't know," she mused, with a smile. "Only he isn't like Trevvy Morehouse." "But Mr. Morehouse is a very promising young man " "The person I marry won't be a promising young man.
JOHN TYLER, second son of Judge John Tyler, governor of Virginia from 1808 to 1811, and Mary Armistead, was born at Greenway, Charles City County, Va., March 29, 1790. He was graduated at William and Mary College in 1807. At college he showed a strong interest in ancient history; was also fond of poetry and music, and was a skillful performer on the violin.
He then took up in his arms and kissed not me his own child, in his best frock with clean face and well-arranged curls but my little playmate, Armistead. I remember nothing more of any circumstances connected with that time, save that I was shocked and humiliated. I have no doubt that he was at once informed of his mistake and made ample amends to me.
It took a grizzled gentleman from the other end of town, Dr. Halstead, late physician to Mr. Armistead Beirne, to fix the diagnosis beyond doubt. Typhoid, said he, confirming the first impression of his learned young colleague. Kern Garland had typhoid. Well, it wasn't her lungs, at any rate, objects of suspicion since the pleurisy in January.
He had waited patiently through Hermia's short and sportive attachment for "Reggie" Armistead, and when their "trial" engagement reached its tempestuous conclusion, had stepped softly into the breach, rosy with hope and a definite sense that his time had come. Hermia liked him had liked him for years. She had gotten used to him as one does to a familiar chair or an article of diet.
She led him out through the tangle of card-tables; and in the door-way she stopped and waited for Mrs. Armistead and Mrs. Witherspoon, and literally forced these two ladies to come with her out of the room. Do you care to hear the details of the punishment which Sylvia administered to the two conspirators?
It is almost too much for one's patience!" Hermia rose laughing, and faced the rescue party which came forward chattering congratulations. "I thought my friends were too wise ever to be worried about me," she said coolly. "But I'm awfully obliged and flattered. Hilda, have you met Mr. Markham? Miss Ashhurst, Miss Van Vorst, and Mr. Armistead, Mr.
On the way to the house she passed the hangar where her hostess, Reggie Armistead and Salignac were tinkering with the machines. She stopped and watched them for a moment, when Hermia joined her and they walked toward the house together. "I'm awfully sorry, Olga " Hermia paused. "About what?" "Last night. How could I have known that the pergola was occupied!"
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