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When we had got within twenty feet or so of the landing, a dame in a red woollen kerchief called out: "What hae ye done wi' Mungo, John Paul?" "CAPTAIN John Paul, Mither Birkie," spoke up a coarse fellow with a rough beard. And a laugh went round. "Ay, captain! I'll captain him!" screamed the carlin, pushing to the front as the oars were tossed, "I'll tak aith Mr.
He had always resented the fact that it was straight out-and-out pain for him to be away from the place she had made in Hurda. Suffering of any kind to Skag was a sign of weakness. He had dwelt long on the subject. The mystery of that first night out had to do with the fact that Carlin seemed to be near. He had known something of this before, a flash at least, but nothing like this.
Naturally he went on to tell her about Carlin; but when at last he spoke her name, the English girl interrupted him: "Is it possible you are meaning Doctor Carlin Deal?" "Yes; do you know her?" Skag asked. "I have met her several times quite frightened at first, because I had heard about her you know she is very learned, even for one much older." "I know she is a physician." "Yes; London Medical.
This sad sight brought many persons around, among others a decent elderly carlin that kept a huxtry shop close by, who pitifully invited them to come from the public causey into her house; and with some difficulty my grandfather removed the two sisters thither.
I'll sit out a bit in the lamplight, just here by the playhouse door. . . . She'll be looking for him soon. . . . She won't be far. She won't be long coming to look for him. . . . She'd find him and then set out to look for you, Lad." The lights of the bungalow windows were like vague cloths upon the lawn. . . . Carlin and Skag hadn't thought of dinner.
One day Carlin, performing at Court as harlequin, stuck in his hat, instead of the rabbit's tail, its prescribed ornament, a peacock's feather of excessive length. This new appendage, which repeatedly got entangled among the scenery, gave him an opportunity for a great deal of buffoonery.
They had scarcely started toward Hurda before they saw Ian Deal following. His pace quickened as he neared his first words queerly shocking: "Is he hurt oh, I say is the Arab hurt?" Skag answered: "A bad cut, but he'll be sound in a week or two." "One might ask first, you know. He's rather a fine thing " Carlin seemed paler, as she held her brother with curious eyes. Ian didn't see her.
It was here in Hurda. . . . I had strayed away into the open jungle, not toward our monkey glen, but farther south where the trees were scarce. . . . Of course I shouldn't have been alone " Skag was staring straight at one of the cobras. Carlin turned and placed her hand upon his sleeve.
He reminded the commander of the latter fact, and a quartermaster was sent in the third cutter to bring them off, and put them on board of the Snapper; where a considerable force still remained under the charge of Mr. Carlin, the third lieutenant.
I went down into the water and baptized twenty-eight persons, among whom were two well educated young men. One was a nephew of Gov. Carlin, of Illinois; the other was Brother McCullough, now a bishop at Alpine City, Utah. Elder Samuel B. Frost had been laboring in DeKalb County, east Tennessee, where he baptized about thirty converts.
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