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Thither came the German Catholics, also, in great numbers to spread themselves chiefly West and South. Such was the direction then taken by the Catholic wave. Our second remark only concerns the house in which he who became Bishop Carrell was born.
It was after half-past four when he entered the drawing-room, and Clare was pouring out tea. Five or six ladies were already there, and a clergyman of ample proportions and quite beautifully brushed hair. He was introduced "Mrs. le Terry Miss Ponsonby Miss Lucy Ponsonby Miss Werrel Miss Thisbe Werrel Mr. Carrell our rector, Harry." He shook hands and was terribly embarrassed.
"Why," asked Juste, "did you not wait patiently for an opportunity, and imitate the only man who has been able to keep the lead since the Revolution of July by holding his head above water?" "Have I not said that we never know where the roots of chance lie? Carrell was in identically the same position as the orator you speak of.
To this idea, and to the coolness and courage of my pilot, Mr. Carrell, I am indebted for the safe passage of this ship past the forts." It may be that the admiral counted upon the vessels being so closed up that the flag-ship would practically serve as the pilot for all.
Already was the young church robbing the old of some of its best members, who were to give some weight to the Irish element in this country. "George A. Carrell was born at Philadelphia. . . . He was the seventh child of his Irish parents, and the house they occupied, and in which he was born, was the old mansion of William Penn, at the corner of Market Street and Letitia Court."
My station was at the third gun from the head of the ship, on the starboard side of the lower gun-deck close by where the cable passes. The water then rushed in at nearly all the port-holes of the larboard side of the lower gun-deck, and I directly said to Carrell, "Ned, lay hold of the ring-bolt, and jump out of the port-hole; the ship is sinking, and we shall all be drowned."
Later on civil orders of arrest were limited by statute to certain classes of cases, such as, for instance, the conversion of money. Among our clients there was a certain exceedingly attractive young lady of French extraction, named Mademoiselle Valerie Carrell, who was a popular favorite upon the light-opera stage when light opera was in swaddling-clothes.
That the sepulchre should be filled with dead men's bones might cause him pain, but that it should be unwhitened would be, to him, a thing far more terrible. Clare turned round and addressed the room generally. "Mr. Carrell has just been telling me of the shocking state of the Cove," she said. "Insanitary isn't the word, apparently.
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