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Beasley, while both Frank and Harry wondered and Lathrop looked uncomfortable. "Sure I do," chirped Mr. Barr, "but no more for me. There's too many British gunboats and 'Merican gunboats and Dutch gunboats and what not about now to make it comfortable or healthy. No, I've retired from that business but there's money in it," he concluded with a regretful sigh. Immediately Mr.
The look of astonishment on his face froze into one of amazement as he perused the contents of the message, which read: You have beaten me once more. Next time you will not be so fortunate. I'll drive you cubs off the earth yet. Luther Barr.
In such important campaigns as that of a Presidential nominee, the two great telegraph companies always send operators with the correspondents, in order that they may despatch long messages from small way-stations, where the local men are not used to such heavy work. Now Harley and his associates had with them two veterans, Barr and Wymond, from Chicago, who never failed them.
"You shall judge between us," continued Paul Barr addressing me. "Which is better, the free undulation of self, or eternal tension?" "A fine antithesis," murmured Miss Kingsley. "Mein Gott! but it is not true, that free undulation of self. It deceives, it deludes: it is a what word is it I am seeking? a eh I have it, boomerang, a boomerang that plagues the inventor," said Mr. Fleisch.
* Elizabeth N. Barr, "The Populist Uprising", in William E. Connelly's "Standard History of Kansas and Kansans", vol. II, p. 1148. Mrs. Lease, who is reported to have made 160 speeches in the summer and autumn of 1890, was a curiosity in American politics. Of Irish birth and New York upbringing, she went to Kansas and, before she was twenty years old, married Charles L. Lease.
A boy in the uniform of a telegraph company hurried upon the stage. "You must come at once, sir," he said to Harley. "Mr. Wymond hasn't turned up. We don't know what's become of him. And Mr. Barr has took sick, sudden and bad. The Pueblo manager says he'll get somebody here as quick as he can, but he can't do it under half an hour, anyway!"
For this reason the boys refrained from paying any apparent attention to Mr. Barr's actions, although as, they remarked afterwards he was as well worth watching as the "sword swallower in a circus side show." "Yes, boys," said Mr. Barr with his mouth full of buttered toast and ham and eggs, "I guess I know more about Africa than any man alive." "You have crossed that continent?" asked Frank..
Hartley, and proud of the good position this State took in matters educational among the sister States under the Southern Cross. It was due to Mrs. Webster's second visit to Adelaide to exchange with Mr. Woods that I made the acquaintance of Mr. and Mrs. E. Barr Smith. They went to the church and were shown into my seat, and Mrs.
"If you do not wish me to leave you instantly, you must cease all such language and unseemly conduct. I have come to see your picture, Mr. Barr." "I will. Believe me, I will. I will be quiet as a lamb, though I am so happy I could dance a minuet with Satan and not tire. But I will obey you. Do not be uneasy. Sit here. No, here. The light is better. There it is. Look, finished!
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