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All three waved something excitedly. One had a huge kitchen spoon, another a book, and the third a towel. "Howdy, Cousin Jim!" cried the nice woman with the expression, as Mr. Brett stopped the car in front of the door. "We're mighty glad to see you again. This is the young Lady Bulkeley, isn't it? We're mighty glad to see her, too, and we're going to try to make her as happy as we can."
Among the troops on the field were the six Irish regiments of Clare, Dillon, Bulkeley, Roth, Berwick, and Lally, all under Charles O'Brien, Viscount Clare, afterwards Marshal Thomond of France. After fierce cannonading on both sides and a check to the allies on their right and left, a great column of English veterans advanced on the French centre, breaking through with sheer force.
The Reverend Peter Bulkeley is honorably commemorated among the worthies consigned to immortality in that precious and entertaining medley of fact and fancy, enlivened by a wilderness of quotations at first or second hand, the Magnolia Christi Americana, of the Reverend Cotton Mather.
The ghost, then, was naturally very anxious to show that he had not lost his influence over the Stiltons, with whom, indeed, he was distantly connected, his own first cousin having been married en secondes noces to the Sieur de Bulkeley, from whom, as every one knows, the Dukes of Cheshire are lineally descended.
Ellen Louisa Tucker, first wife of Ralph Waldo, 55. Emerson, Joseph, minister of Mendon, 4, 7, 8. Emerson, Joseph, the second, minister of Malden, 8. Emerson, Mrs. Lydia Jackson, second wife of Ralph Waldo: marriage, 83; Asia, 176. Emerson, Mary Moody: influence over her nephew, 16-18; quoted, 385. Emerson, Robert Bulkeley, brother of Ralph Waldo, 37.
I began to think I wasn't awake yet, and that this must be part of the dream I was dreaming all yesterday. "BONNY BETTY BULKELEY," I read out aloud. "A Duke's Daughter on the Dock. Call Her by Her Front Name, Please. What Lady Betty Thinks of Our Boys." There was more, but when I had got so far, I simply gasped. "How dare they?"
It isn't going to cost me all I've got to hire one. They're cheap here; besides I know a man who will give me one for the day, for next to nothing. And I'll bring you one of those silk things with talc windows to wear over your head and face, so no one will see that Lady Betty Bulkeley is 'doing' Chicago to-day." "I don't know a soul here," said I. "And anyway I wouldn't be ashamed.
Nor let the reader who thinks the poet must go far to find a fitting theme fail to read the singularly impressive home-poem, "Hamatreya," beginning with the names of the successive owners of a piece of land in Concord, probably the same he owned after the last of them: "Bulkeley, Hunt, Willard, Hosmer, Meriam, Flint," and ending with the austere and solemn "Earth-Song."
His relations with Bulkeley were old and most intimate. Before he died he confessed to Father Routh, an Irish Jesuit, whom Voltaire denounces in 'Candide. This Routh must have been connected with Colonel Routh, an Irish Jacobite in French service, husband of Charles's friend, 'la Comtesse de Routh. Montesquieu himself, though he knew, as we shall show, the Prince's secret, was no conspirator.
Besides, Sir, there is no harm done to any body by the making of pickles, or the eating of pickles. We drank tea with the ladies; and Goldsmith sung Tony Lumpkin's song in his comedy, She Stoops to Conquer, and a very pretty one, to an Irish tune, which he had designed for Miss Hardcastle; but as Mrs. Bulkeley, who played the part, could not sing, it was left out.
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