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Honest now, Andy, if they began to circle around as if they meant to turn on us, I'd think it my duty to run!" "Oh!" exclaimed Andy, "you mean you'd coax 'em to follow us back to Bloomsbury, and then give themselves up, is that it, Frank? Oh! but you're a cunning chap, sure you are. But on the level now, what is our game, if it doesn't mean we're going to overtake 'em?" "I'll tell you, Andy.
"Faithfully yrs, F. D. MAURICE. July 27, 1852. 21 Queen's Square, Bloomsbury." "EVERSLEY. Saturday. "I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your very clever and well- written pamphlet, which I have read with no surprise but with most painful interest; and I beg to thank you for the compliment implied in your sending it to me.
Here the nurse came to turn the visitors away on the plea that Paul had talked quite enough. Debby flared up, but became meek when Sylvia lifted a reproving finger. Then Paul asked Debby to seek his Bloomsbury lodgings and bring to him any letters that might be waiting for him. "I expect to hear from my mother, and must write and tell her of my accident," said he. "I don't want to trouble Mr.
But George took a great fancy to frequenting Sir Hans Sloane's new reading-room and museum, just set up in Montagu House, and he took cheerful lodgings in Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, looking over the delightful fields towards Hampstead, at the back of the Duke of Bedford's gardens. And Lord Wrotham's family coming to Mayfair, and Mr.
It is understood, too, that the good will of Bloomsbury and Camden Town is much more valuable to a play than the best wishes of Mayfair and Belgravia.
'His was not a trade, she said. 'He was an architect. 'The idea of your being an architect's daughter! 'There's nothing to offend you in that, I hope? 'O no. 'Why did you say "the idea"? 'Leave that alone. Did he ever visit in Gower Street, Bloomsbury, one Christmas, many years ago? but you would not know that. 'I have heard him say that Mr.
But she remained as long as she well could, petting and talking to her. She knew better than to offer her threadbare commonplace comfort, so she took refuge in talking of life at Bloomsbury Place, about Tod and Mollie and Toinette, and the new picture Phil was at work upon.
The cousins lived in the town of Bloomsbury, a thriving place situated on the southern shore of Sunrise Lake, which was a magnificent body of water, said to be nearly seventeen miles long by three wide, in places. This lake having hilly shores that were heavily wooded in spots, and with numerous fine coves, afforded grand sport to the young people of Bloomsbury, both winter and summer.
Into this I moved with such of my furniture as I withdrew from the auctioneer's hammer, and there I prepared to stay until necessity should drive me to the Bloomsbury boarding-house. I thought I would graduate my descent. Before I moved, however, she came to the Albany for the first and only time to see the splendour I was about to quit. In a modest way it was splendour.
Vigil Millicent Porter I'm afraid there's very little hope there." Gregory asked: "What now?" "Relapsed again; it's the fifth time." Gregory turned his face to the window, and looked at the sky. "I must go and see her. Just give me her address." Mrs. Shortman read from a green book: "'Mrs. Porter, 2 Bilcock Buildings, Bloomsbury. Mr. Vigil!" "Yes." "Mr.
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