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They had no more than sat down at table when Delaherche, burning to relieve himself of the subject that filled his mind, began to relate his experiences of the day before. Translated by E. P. Robins. Copyright, 1892, by Cassell Publishing Company. "You know I saw the Emperor at Baybel." He was fairly started, and nothing could stop him.
His ideas were clear cut; he had confidence in himself, he meant to make a name in the world, and he did. John Cassell was born in Manchester in 1817. His father, the bread-winner of the family, had the misfortune to meet with an injury which entirely disabled him, and from the effects of which he died when John was quite young.
Novelist and biographer, b. at Newcastle, and after being connected with various provincial newspapers came to London in 1887 as manager for Cassell and Co. Thereafter he was, 1890-99, ed. of The Speaker. Among his more permanent writings are The Land of the Bey , Gladys Fane , and Lives of W.E. Forster , and Lords Houghton , and Playfair , and William Black . He was knighted in 1894.
Perhaps the strongest kennel of wire-hairs that has existed was that owned a good many years ago by Messrs. Maxwell and Cassell. Several champions were in the kennel at the same time, and they were a sorty lot of nice size, and won prizes all over the country.
By Charles Egbert Craddock. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co. "By Shore and Sedge." By Bret Harte. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co. "At Love's Extremes." By Maurice Thompson. New York: Cassell & Co.
"John Cassell, the Manchester carpenter, has been labouring, amidst many privations, with great success in the county of Norfolk. He carries his watchman's rattle an excellent accompaniment of temperance labour." Cassell had a great regard for Thomas Whittaker. It was an address given by this gentleman which had first made him wish to become a public man. When he called on Mr.
With a roar he shouted: "'Which one of you is Cassell? Damn me, get your heels together when I speak! Come in here! "Cassell started to say, 'Yes, sir. "But Old Pepper roared, 'Shut up! "Cassell came out in five minutes. He said nothing, but as he passed me, he put his tongue into his cheek and winked, then turning to the closed door, he stuck his thumb to his nose and left.
In "A" Company, except for C.S.M. Gorse's and the Signallers', every dug-out was hit, and C.E. Scott and F.W. Pringle, the two officers' batmen, were killed, while A.H. Cassell was badly wounded. The officers themselves had two miraculous escapes. First, 2nd Lieuts.
Private detective for four years, and one year with the Cassell agency. Entered the United States service three years ago. Never been advanced. Cases 45,254; 47,732; 46,829. Wait till I see what those cases are." Then three other records were brought forth and examined. "Humph! all small affairs. No wonder he hasn't been promoted. The first is that of a young woman who used washed postage stamps.
There is also an illustrated edition published by Messrs Cassell; and the Religious Tract Society still continues to make the Acts and Monuments the subject of a quiet but active propaganda in evangelical interests, offering the book at a reduced price to students, teachers, and public libraries, sometimes even presenting it as a free gift.
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