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There had been no calls in my absence, and so the prospect looked fair for a quiet evening just what I wanted; for the strange condition of Henry Wallingford, and the singular circumstance connected with the old Allen House, were things to be conned over with that second self, towards whom all thought turned and all interest converged as to a centre.
The roofs, the gables, the dormer-windows, the porches, the clustered offices in the rear, all seemed to crowd about the great chimney. To this central pillar the paths all converged.
Beyond him, distributed at intervals about the other paths which converged on the plateau were other men, obviously estate labourers, who appeared to be mounting guard over the forbidden spot. "Now there's going to be a row! between me and Chatfield," murmured Audrey. "You play spectator don't say a word. Leave it to me. We are on our rights along this path take no notice of Peter."
And the two galleys converged rapidly, intending to strike him full, one on each bow. They were within forty yards another minute, and the shock would come. The Englishman's helm went up, his yards creaked round, and gathering way, he plunged upon the larboard galley. "A dozen gold nobles to him who brings down the steersman!" shouted Cary, who had his cue.
Lawrence, to the Susquehanna, and to the Allegheny. A few names have been altered in the course of years the Bay Path is now the Boston and Albany Railroad, the Mohawk Trail is the New York Central, and Fort Orange is Albany and thus we may tell in a dozen words the story of three centuries. Upon Fort Orange converged the score of land and water pathways of the fur trade of our North.
Finally, the Divisions converged on Poplar Grove, but De Wet had shaken himself free without the loss of a single burgher taken prisoner, and with almost his full complement of wagons. He retired along the Modder towards Abraham's Kraal, keeping French at arm's length with his rearguards. He owed his escape to the hesitancy of his opponents and his own mobility.
On the right hand, and near by them, came the men swift and heavy, with bearded Uya, antler in hand, leading them; and on the left, scattered as one scatters corn, yellow dashes among the fern and grass, ran Wau and the women; and even the little children from the shallow had joined the chase. The two parties converged upon them. Off they went, with Eudena ahead.
Speaking politically, France was a pyramid. At the apex was the Bourbon sovereign. In him all lines of authority converged.
Finding two chairs, they sat down, and the attache again began to talk of art. How astonishing had been the destiny of Rome, what a singular, borrowed royalty had been hers! She seemed like a centre whither the whole world converged, but where nothing grew from the soil itself, which from the outset appeared to be stricken with sterility.
To do so would have been treason to his own beliefs and aims. When nearly home, at a point where his track converged on another path, there approached him from the latter a group of indistinct forms. The tones of their speech revealed them to be Hezzy Biles, Nat Chapman, Fry, and other labourers.
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