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Holder had mounted on a chair to look close at the stuff by the gaslight; and this was my bogey! We had a delightful custom in nursery days, devised by my mother, that on festival occasions, such as birthdays or at Christmas, our presents were given us in the evening by a fairy called Abracadabra. The first time the fairy appeared, we heard, after tea, in the hall, the hoarse notes of a horn.
Yours truly, JOHN BURKETT RYDER, per B. Shirley almost shouted from sheer excitement. At first she was alarmed the name John Burkett Ryder was such a bogey to frighten bad children with, she thought he might want to punish her for writing about him as she had. She hurried to the porch and sat there reading the letter over and over and her brain began to evolve ideas.
Would you like a book? Would you like embroidery work to do, companions to talk with, music to listen to? Fate, under the name of civilization, gave you all these and more, they have been taken from you and now you see me as I am, the great terror." She fought this Bogey by thinking of La Touche. She had raised La Touche against herself.
And there will be treatment for those born with a handicap, or who have become handicapped in the life struggle. There will be a stimulation of capacity to the limit. But beyond that, compulsory equalization is a theorist's bogey. The internal secretions are the most hopeful and promising of the reagents for control yet come upon by the human mind.
That is why, although the hole is barely two hundred yards long, the committee have given it a four bogey. Bob took an iron, and played straight for the pin. "Good shot, but a bit short, I'm afraid," whispered Dick, as Bob stood aside for Trevanion to drive. Trevanion also hit his ball clean, but it was a trifle to the left.
She never tired of asking questions about the Jesuits their training, their rules, their occupations. She could not remember that she had ever seen one till she made acquaintance with Father Leadham. They were alternately a mystery and a repulsion to her. Helbeck smilingly told her that she was no worse than the mass of English people. "They have set up their bogey and they like it."
But the bogey of expense at first proved insuperable. However, the French company, decided to give the invention a trial, and to this end a small "vedette" of about 53,000 cubic feet displacement was built. Although an unpretentious little vessel, it certainly served to emphasise the importance of the Torres idea.
He can say with perfect truth, "I once carried the ditch at the fourth with my second," or "I remember when I drove into the bunker guarding the eighth green," or even "I did a three at the eleventh this afternoon" bogey being five. But if the bad cricketer says, "I remember when I took a century in forty minutes off Lockwood and Richardson," he is nothing but a liar.
"You look pale to-night, my dear," she said. "All this bogey business is getting on your nerves, eh?" "Oh, not at all," declared the girl. "It is very mysterious and annoying, of course." "But M. Paul Harley will presently tell us what it is all about," concluded Madame. "Yes, I trust so. We want no Cuban devils here at Cray's Folly."
Some even now threaten the Western world with a vision of the vast populations of China and India rising up with skilled organization, vast resources, and comparatively cheap labour to impoverish the West. To the present writer this is a mere bogey. The peril is of a very different kind. Instead of a growing approximation, he sees a growing disparity.
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