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"We'll wait there till you are dressed. If you want anything, sing out." Hastily Tom and Larry took off the clothes in which they had traveled, and bathed, glad of the opportunity to remove the cinders which had caused them no little discomfort. "Bill and Horace seem just the same as when they lived in Bramley," observed Tom when they were alone. "Horace hasn't grown a bit."
But he bewails that Newlyn is not what it was; there has been some spoliation, some pulling down of old cottages, some unsightly intrusion of the ugly and modern, though certainly less than might have been feared. It was here that Frank Bramley painted his "Hopeless Dawn" and "After Fifty Years"; here Walter Langley painted "Among the Missing," and Mr. Forbes "The Health of the Bride."
Bramley Moore's a little while ago, we had a prairie-hen from the West of America. It was a very delicate bird, and a gentleman carved it most skilfully to a dozen guests, and had still a second slice to offer to them. Aboard the ferry-boat yesterday, there was a laboring man eating oysters.
Bramley Moore's a little while ago, we had a prairie-hen from the West of America. It was a very delicate bird, and a gentleman carved it most skilfully to a dozen guests, and had still a second slice to offer to them. Aboard the ferry-boat yesterday, there was a laboring man eating oysters.
He left me with a powerful anathema against all dinner-parties, declaring he did not believe anybody liked them, and therefore they were a malicious invention for destroying human comfort. Mr. Bramley Moore again seized Mr. Hawthorne in the Consulate, the other clay, and dragged him to Aigbarth to dine with Mr. Warren, the author of "Ten Thousand a Year" and "The Diary of a Physician." Mr.
"Drawings yes, and one holy Family magnificent! But all in another room w'ich " "Now what Bramley said about the Ufizzi was this," continued the Senator. "'You'll see on those walls, he said, 'the best picture show in the world, both for pedigree and quality of goods displayed. I'd go as far as to say they're all worth looking at, even those that have been presented to the institution.
"What's been going on?" demanded the farmer as the others joined him. "I heard the rifle shot." Eagerly they all started to tell. "Don't all speak at once," interposed Mr. Alden. "You're talking so loud and so fast I can't understand a word. Tom, suppose you explain?" Excitedly the youngest of the brothers poured forth the tale. "A wolf in Bramley, eh? Well, well!
Bramley said it was the most remarkable portrait of a woman in the world looking at it, Bramley said, you become insensible to everything forget all about your past life and future hopes and I guess he's about right. Come and see it." Momma arose without enthusiasm, and I thought I detected adverse criticism in advance in her expression. "Here she is," said the Senator presently.
They headed directly for the village of Bramley, and then for another small settlement named White Corners, why, nobody could tell, since there was not so much as a white post anywhere to be seen in that vicinity. "It's queer how a name sticks," declared Tom, after speaking of this to his brother Dick. "They might rather call this Brown Corners, since most of the houses are brown."
Colonel Bramley had given the Senator a sartorial address of repute, and presently the hansom drew up before it, in Piccadilly. We went about as a family in one hansom for sociability. "Look here, driver," said poppa through the roof, "have we got there?" The cabman, in a dramatic and resentful manner, pointed out the number with his whip. "There's the address as was given to me, sir."
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