United States or Uzbekistan ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Farmer Higby's neat kitchen a half-hour later, with torn garments and muddy shoes, "they got home while you were away, and that tiresome Mr. Loughead came a little before them; and he made Polly go to walk with him; actually made her!" Mrs. Cabot leaned her jeweled hands on Mrs. Higby's spotless pine table, and regarded him in great distress.
"You sha'n't be troubled," said Jack Loughead gently, "I'll take myself out of the way, and make all excuses at the house." "Oh! do forgive me," Polly sprang after him, to call. He turned and tried to smile, then walked off, leaving Polly standing in the lane. "Jasper," said Mrs. Cabot in great irritation, when Jasper and Phronsie wandered into Mrs.
This vast territory was claimed by Spain in right of the discoveries of Columbus, the grant of the Pope, and the various expeditions mentioned above. England claimed it in right of the discoveries of Cabot; while France could advance no better title than might be derived from the voyage of Verazzano and vague traditions of earlier visits of Breton adventurers.
The old world has passed forever; the sun has risen on a new day a day of world contacts for the United States. Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts stated the matter with rare accuracy in a speech which he made during the discussion over the conquest of the Philippines. We are marching on to a still greater one. You may impede it, you may check it, but you cannot stop the work of economic forces.
It was too much for Cabot, who rapidly removed his wounded to the fort San Spirito and retired, still presenting a bold front to the enemy.
"Yes. Very much so. I'm second vice president here now." "Dear me! dear me! You have been in this place ever since? Well, well!" A pause, during which each regarded the other, trying not to show the pity they felt. Then Minor asked if there was anything he could do for his former associate. Galusha explained that he had come to town to see his cousin, Mr. Augustus Cabot, on a business matter. Mr.
While I cannot report the desired progress in the pacification effort, the very distinguished and able Ambassador, Henry Cabot Lodge, reports that South Vietnam is turning to this task with a new sense of urgency. We can help, but only they can win this part of the war. Their task is to build and protect a new life in each rural province. One result of our stand in Vietnam is already clear.
"You have to see the San Marco with its mosaics!" "Yes, we surely want to go there," put in Mr. Cabot. "Do you think you could be our guide, Giusippe?" "I could go to-morrow, señor; because of the festa I am free from work. I would like to show you San Marco, of all things, because I love it." "I am sure no one could do it better," replied Mr. Cabot, well pleased. "To-morrow at nine, then.
Cabot, if I could believe that! If I could believe that, after all the promises I have broken, all the foolish, wrong things I have done and shall always be doing, God perhaps still loves me!" "You may be sure of it," he said, solemnly. "I, minister, bring the gospel to you to-day. Go home and say over and over to yourself, 'I am a wayward, foolish child. But He loves me!
There is some reason to believe that this fishery existed before the voyage of Cabot, in 1497; there is strong evidence that it began as early as the year 1504; and it is well established that, in 1517, fifty Castilian, French, and Portuguese vessels were engaged in it at once; while in 1527, on the third of August, eleven sail of Norman, one of Breton, and two of Portuguese fishermen were to be found in the Bay of St.
Word Of The Day