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It now entered into the minds of the two young theatre-programme publishers to extend their publishing interests by issuing an "organ" for their society, and the first issue of The Philomathean Review duly appeared with Mr. Colver as its publisher and Edward Bok as editor. Edward had now an opportunity to try his wings in an editorial capacity.
Colver regained consciousness, but for weeks he felt the effects of the blow that might have smitten him never to rise. One night when Martin was going to his room, his father called weakly to the boy. Martin turned back. He found his mother sitting beside his father. "Martin," said his father with grave earnestness, "your mother's been reading to me from your Testament.
"I suppose I really have no right to see you," continued the other, "because I'm shadowed all the time, and you know my organization is outlawed." "Why is it outlawed?" "Well," said Colver, "they say we burn crops and barns, and drive copper-nails into fruit-trees, and spikes into sawmill lumber." "And do you do that?" Colver laughed his merry laugh.
He laughed, grimly, mockingly: "Front an' rear eh?" he said. "You got me, goin' an' comin'. Well, go to it I deserve it, for lettin' Barbara out of my sight. If you don't kill me, Harlan will. But if you guys are men, you won't let Deveny " "Deveny's got Barbara Morgan?" This was Colver.
And then there followed a long silence, during which Deveny glanced up the valley and saw the men riding away. He turned again, to face Harlan, with the consciousness that he stood alone. The T Down men, half of the Star men, and a large proportion of the Cache men were standing with Harlan. Deveny saw Colver and Rogers among those who had aligned themselves with Harlan.
After some parleying, the hall of the House of Representatives was granted the Society for their remaining meetings, and here Quincy, Colver, Phelps, and Wendell Phillips spoke and made a deep impression, so deep that a committee was appointed to take into consideration the petitions on the subject of slavery.
Rogers wheeled his horse and watched the horsemen as they traveled eastward, making good time. He called to a man, named Colver, who was riding close to him. "Them's Deveny's men from the Cache. What in blazes are they up to? Somethin's in the wind, Colver they're ridin' like the devil was after them an' burnin' the breeze for fair!"
Abell. More surprising yet, T-S had seated himself inconspicuously at the foot of the table, while at the prophet's right hand there sat a convict with a twenty year jail sentence hanging over him John Colver, the "wobbly" poet! Again an ancient phrase learned in childhood came floating through my mind: "He hath put down the mighty from their seats, and exalted them of low degree!"
Then Colver loosed the rope that held Linton to the saddle, and with the help of the other men lifted the man down and stretched him in a plot of grass beside the trail, where they worked over him until they saw, far out on the level toward the Rancho Seco, a number of horsemen coming, seemingly abreast, as though they were racing, each man trying his best to outstrip the others.
Finally she became bold enough to hint that it might be well to wash some of the bed clothing. The district nurse appreciated the change, if Michele himself didn't and I found that it wasn't long before Miss Colver was making use of this new influence in the house. She made a call on Ruth and discussed her cases with her until in the end she made of her a sort of first assistant.
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