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Colman were very good sort of people made a very respectable appearance in the world, regular at church with their children ate symbolically of the body, and drank of the blood, of that loving Savior, who ever spake gently to the youthful and the erring and meant to be, and really thought they were, the very best of parents. Their children were well cared for, mentally and physically.
"You are a celebrated literary man, Mr. Colman, they tell me!" said Lady Tremaine. "Not in the least," answered Walter. "I am but a poor hack." "It is well to be modest; but I am not bound to take your description of yourself. Your class at least is in a fair way to take the lead!" "In what, pray?" "In politics, in society, in everything." "You ladyship can not think it desirable."
There was a stillness in the room that Selma felt was ominous. Victor's hand strong, well-shaped, useful-looking, used-looking not ABUSED-looking, but USED-looking-was outside the covers upon the white counterpane. The fingers were drumming softly; Selma knew that gesture a certain sign that Victor was troubled in mind. "You've told him," said Selma to Colman as she paused in the doorway.
One afternoon, when I was not well, I was going to send her with Colman, and Harold coming in upon her tempest of resistance, and trying to hush it, she declared that she would only go if he did, and to my amazement he yielded and she led him off in her chains. He made no comment, but on the next Sunday I found him pocketing an immense parcel of sweets.
I wanted not to look very miserable, because if I found my mother it would grieve her to see me so. But oh, how vain my hope was that she would be there to see me come! As soon as I set foot in London, I began to ask for Lambeth and Blackfriars Bridge, but they were a long way off, and I went wrong. At last I got to Blackfriars Bridge and asked for Colman Street. People shook their heads.
Strada was the only member of the company who interested the audience. For the next season something better had to be found, and through Francis Colman, the English Envoy at Florence, Senesino was persuaded to accept 1,400 guineas instead of the 2,000 that he had received before. He opened the season of 1730 on November 3, with his former role of Scipio.
A second glance, and he saw or, perhaps, divined purpose in those sinister presences. He looked for the police the detail of a dozen bluecoats always assigned to large open-air meetings. Not a policeman was to be seen. Victor pushed through the crowd on the platform, advanced to the side of Colman. "Just a minute, Tom," he said. "I've got to say a word at once."
His style is sprightly, and often entertaining. Neal, the author of the History of the Puritans, in a letter to the Rev. Benjamin Colman, after speaking with commendation of one of Cotton Mather's productions, says: "It were only to be wished that it had been freed from those puns and jingles that attend all his writings, before it had been made public."
The dear old uncle Ery had actually come down to chaperone us, and really act as much as possible as a father to me; and as I had likewise sent for Colman and a white silk dress, the St. Clement's minds were free to be pleasantly excited about us.
"Much as it will go against my feelings I am compelled, by a prudent regard to my own interests, to warn you that, in case your rent is not ready to-morrow, I shall be obliged to trouble you to find another tenement; and furthermore, the rent of this will be raised five dollars a quarter." "I can't pay it, Mr. Colman," said Timothy Harding, gravely.
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