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As a whole and for reasons of gentry self-interest, the gentry stood for stability and against change. The gentry members in the bureaucracy collaborated closely with one another because they were tied together by bonds of blood or marriage.
Her incapacity to recognise change made her children conceal their views from her as Archer concealed his; there had been, from the first, a joint pretence of sameness, a kind of innocent family hypocrisy, in which father and children had unconsciously collaborated. And of Mary she was sure as of her own self.
The romance of Robert and Clara did not end at the little village church, but rather they seemed to issue thence into a very Eden of love and art commingled. The gush of song from his heart continued, he dedicated to her his "Myrthen" and collaborated with her in the twelve songs called "Love's Springtime."
And on his return from the United States he was charged with organizing a press bureau of his own, to supply American journalists with material for their cablegrams, while at the same time he collaborated with M. Clemenceau in reorganizing the political communities of the world.
You can charge the difference up to me." So, to relieve Bill, I acceded, and we collaborated a letter that ran this way: Ebenezer Dorset, Esq.: We have your boy concealed in a place far from Summit. It is useless for you or the most skilful detectives to attempt to find him.
The statement was straightforward enough for the most part more straightforward, it seemed to me, than either of the two men who probably had collaborated in writing it; but one sentence caught my attention and I hesitated. "Well," said Roger who was watching me closely, "is anything wrong?" "Why, perhaps not exactly wrong," I replied, "though I do think most of the men forward would deny it."
My uncle, Felix Faure, gave her a chair, and asked her to sit down, and then inquired in a kindly nay about her husband, a savant, with whom my uncle collaborated sometimes for his book, "The Life of St. Louis." Mamma had merely glanced across the room without raising her head, for Madame Guerard did not prefer my sister to me.
"Let's have lunch instead." Generally, for the moment, that was the verdict, one in which the police had already collaborated. But what woman? And, assuming the woman, whence had she come? Where had she gone? problems, momentarily insoluble but which investigations, then in progress, would probably decide.
It would mean the loss of a good position, too, for while Dyckman was an easy boss, if he were going to be an easy marrier as well, Dallam had too much self-respect to countenance a marriage beneath them. If he could only have known of Gilfoyle's existence and his quests, how the two of them could have collaborated!
He was also editor-in-chief of Collier's sixteen-volume Popular Science Library. It might be added that much of the editing and captioning of the Einstein film was his work, and that he collaborated with Leon Barritt in the invention of the Barritt-Serviss Star and Planet Finder, a device still in use.
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