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I couldn't have sent a better man; the thing hasn't got into the local papers even. My object, of course, has been to save unnecessary alarm. Mr. Winslow has just got back to Challis. He rounded up the Bowen youths and the cook and the helper, in bad shape, all of them, but able to tell a story. The details we shall get later, but I have Mr. Winslow's report to me.
While attempting to tow her off the next day, the towrope got foul of a rock and was cut. Soon after this the Frenchmen rose on the prize-crew and again anchored close inshore. The next morning, when Captain Bowen stood in to look for her, he had the mortification to see her standing in to Cadiz, some Spanish boats having come off and taken possession of her.
For the only other guests Mrs. Fairford's husband, and the elderly Charles Bowen who seemed to be her special friend Undine had no attention to spare: they remained on a plane with the dim pictures hanging at her back. She had expected a larger party; but she was relieved, on the whole, that it was small enough to permit of her dominating it.
Aborn and Bowen permission to wait on your Excellency to represent their miserable situation, and if your Excellency's feelings on this occasion are like mine, you will not hesitate one moment in relieving both the British and Americans suffering under confinement. I have the Honor to be your Excellency's Very obdt Srvt R. Digby Camp Highlands, June 24th 1782
"No; that was my name," answered Mrs. Bowen. "Oh yes!" murmured the young girl apologetically. "She led him on; she certainly encouraged him. It was shocking. He was quite wild about it." "She must have been a cruel girl. How could he speak of it so lightly?" "It was best to speak of it, and have done with it," said Mrs. Bowen. "He knew that I must have been telling you something about it." "Yes.
Strike out the names of Webster, Everett, Story, Sumner, and Cushing; of Bryant, Dana, Longfellow, and Lowell; of Prescott, Ticknor, Motley, Sparks, and Bancroft; of Verplanck, Hillard, and Whipple; of Stuart and Robinson; of Norton, Palfrey, Peabody, and Bowen; and, lastly, that of Emerson himself, and how much American classic literature would be left for a new edition of "Miller's Retrospect"?
Saul and arrived out of breath, but the letter was not mentioned by the judge. He spoke of the crops, the chance of rain, and the intricacies of county politics. The sheriff withdrew mystified, wondering why it was he had not felt at liberty to broach the subject which was uppermost in his mind. His place was taken by Mr. Pegloe, and on the heels of the tavern-keeper came Mr. Bowen.
Bowen, remotely preparing to offer her hand in adieu, "that Effie and I broke in upon some very important cogitations of yours." She shifted the silken burden off her arm a little, and the child stirred from the correct pose she had been keeping, and smiled politely. "I don't think they deserve a real dictionary word like that," said Colville. "I was simply mooning.
"Miss Lota Bowen constantly receives most favorable notices of her works in magazines and journals. She is devotedly fond of her art, and has sought subjects for her brush in many European byways, as well as in North Africa, Turkey, and Montenegro.
"Hall talked with her the most. What did she say, Hall?" "Hall can't remember words in three syllables, but he says it was mighty brilliant and mighty deep." "They say she's a niece of Mrs. Bowen's. She's staying with Mrs. Bowen." Then it was the wisdom and brilliancy and severity of Imogene Graham that these young men stood in awe of!
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