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If they can't stand it, they can write home to their mothers and tell 'em they've got to take 'em away. Burrill and the footmen needn't worry. They're suitable enough, and it's none of their funeral, anyhow." He wasn't upset in the least. Miss Alicia, who, as a timid dependent either upon "poor dear papa" or Mr.
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On Saturday evening I was at the Academy, and on Sunday at the Handel and Haydn. I have by Burrill a letter from Cranch, and a book of German songs from Isaac. More anon. Your friend ever, G.W. Curtis. CONCORD, January 28th, 1845. PROVIDENCE, March 5th, '45.
"I believe I'll go and 'take a walk, as Palford says." The fog-wreaths in the park were floating away, and he went out grinning and whistling, giving Burrill and the footman a nod as he passed them with a springing young stride. He got the door open so quickly that he left them behind him frustrated and staring at each other. "It wasn't our fault," said Burrill, gloomily.
To James Burrill Angell must be given a pre-eminent place among those who have made advanced learning for the young people of the land a matter of course. More than any other one person he helped to give to this country one of her proudest distinctions, the highest percentage in the world of college men and women.
He went down to the neighborhood of Temple Barholm and quietly looked up data which might prove illuminating when regarded from one point or another. It was on the first of these occasions that he saw and warned Burrill. It was from Burrill he heard of Tummas Hibblethwaite. "There's an impident little vagabond in the village, sir," he said, "that Mr.
A little later he had occasionally faintly stirred curiosity, and perhaps the fact that Burrill enjoyed him as a grievance and a mystery had stimulated the stirring. The veriest chance had led him to find himself regarding the opening up of possible vistas. From a certain window in a certain wing of the house a much-praised view was to be seen.
Yet I have a will-less power of love which will conquer through me, and which, O gracious Lord, I never dreamt of before." In the middle of the above entry he thus notes an interruption, and records a lesson taught by the late New England spring: "George and Burrill Curtis came in, and I have just returned from a walk in the woods with them.
"Very good, Miss," Burrill replied, and with impressive civility he prepared to leave the room. Tembarom glanced at the tea-things. "There's only one cup here," he said. "Bring one for me." Burrill's expression might perhaps have been said to start slightly. "Very good, sir," he said, and made his exit. Miss Alicia was fluttering again. "That cup was really for you, Mr.
Old men and young men, women and girls, seemed to have laid aside all business, all care, and to be only gay. It was a vision of the Lotos islands, an earthly portrait of that meek repose which haunts us ideally sometimes. I was surprised upon my return to find Burrill still here.
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