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As a result of the studies, the patient experimentation and self-sacrifice of the wisest, that is, the most observant and expert, the amazing conclusion was reached that not only the yellow fever but the innumerable ills of the flesh known under the caption of "malarial," were due to causes hitherto unsuspected, though obvious when revealed, to the existence in the atmosphere of a venomous insect, in comparison with the work of which the ravages on mankind of the entire carnivorous and reptile creation were of comparatively small account.
It is pleasing to think that it cost the Reviewer no pains to discover it, as the right name stands out in the caption of the article, which is in capital letters Massachusetts Historical Collections, I., v., 61 where alone he or I could have seen it. Mistakes in names and dates always provoking, often inexplicable are a fate to which all are liable.
The caption says of Vida Sommers: "Her Love Has Turned to Hate." It may be good acting, but it would never get her chosen by the male of her species the adventuress being what is known in some circles as a pippin. I studied still another of these documents "Hearts Asunder."
But if he really shot young Hazlewood But I canna think it, Mr. Ye'll he for having a horning or a caption after him." "I see you have no confidence in me, Mrs. Mac-Candlish; but look at these declarations, signed by the persons who saw the crime committed, and judge yourself if the description of the ruffian be not that of your guest."
He would get the pictures of the very worst-looking of the Reds, pictures taken after they had been kept in jail for weeks without a shave, and with the third degree to spoil their tempers; and these pictures would be spread on a sheet with the caption: "MEN LIKE THESE WOULD RULE YOU." This would be sent to ten thousand country newspapers all over the nation, and ninety-nine hundred would publish it, and ninety-nine million Americans would want to murder the Reds next morning.
The sheet within bore the caption, "Office of The Chief of Police," and the few lines, written beneath in fine script, were as follows: "Dear Mr.
Bring the free end of the leading-in wire down to the middle post of the lightning switch and fasten it there and connect up the receiver to it and the ground as described under the caption of A Single Wire Aerial. Connecting in the Ground.
"I suppose you carry a gun, don't you?" "By no means," said Bobby. "Never owned one." "I'd advise you to get a good one at once," and Jolter hurried away. That evening's edition of the Bulletin contained a beautiful half-tone of Mr. Sharpe. Above it was printed: "The Bulletin's Rogues' Gallery," and beneath was the caption: "Hadn't this man better go, too?" At four o'clock of that same day Mr.
The margins of the sheet had been so close trimmed at the top that no date or caption remained, but beneath, the scissors had left two words: "Miss Frances " and with these two words I must content myself. But for the picture itself. I have already confessed my passionate reverence for beauty. Here before me was beauty of the purest type I have ever been privileged to see.
"Perhaps it is as well we DID lose sight of him, for he has been living alone there, in the most abject misery, all the time, and he is poor very poor." "Very good," said the attorney. "You will have the caption made to-morrow, of course?" "Yes," replied Heyling. "Stay! No! The next day. You are surprised at my wishing to postpone it," he added, with a ghastly smile; "but I had forgotten.
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