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Now it seemed somehow as if the sceptre of the leadership had suddenly and altogether passed into the hands of the quiet Mr. Andrew Copping of Omaha. Ericson began to see something of this, and to be impressed by it. But he said nothing to Sir Rupert; his own suspicions were only suspicions as yet.
It seemed, according to the representations of the devoted Copping, that Professor Flick was a very nervous man about the possibility of fires; that he never willingly went higher than the first floor in consequence, and that he always carried with him in his baggage a patent rope-ladder for fear of accidents. 'On the first floor, said Miss Paulo. 'Which rooms? 'The end suite at the right.
Coroner, I have only to ask you to do your duty. 'This will be an international question, Mr. Andrew Copping quietly said. 'There will be a row over this. 'No there won't, Professor Flick declared abruptly. 'Look here, we have made a muddle of this. My comrade in this business has been managing things pretty badly; he always wanted to boss the show too much.
Copping had been sending furtive glances at his learned friend, which, if they had only possessed the fabled power of the basilisk, would assuredly have made things uncomfortable for Professor Flick. 'Please, Sir Rupert, a servant said, 'Mrs. Sarrasin wishes to ask could you speak to her one moment?
Now I am getting sick of all that, don't you see? I have had the dangerous part always, and he has had the pleasure of bullying me. Now I am tired of all that, and I have made up my mind, and I am just going to have the bulge on him by turning what do you call it? Queen's evidence. Then Mr. Andrew Copping suddenly thrust himself into the front. 'No you don't you bet you don't! he exclaimed.
Copping said in gentle explanation, 'and he does not quite live in the ordinary world of men; but still, I think he will see how necessary it is that we should stay here just for the present and add our testimony, as impartial outsiders, to what the regular residents of the house may have to tell. 'I can tell nothing, Professor Flick said bluntly, and yet with curiously trembling lip.
'Excellency, said Professor Flick, 'I am proud to meet you. 'Excellency, said Mr. Andrew J. Copping, 'I am proud to meet you. 'Gentlemen, Ericson said, 'I am very glad to meet you both. I have been in your country indeed, I have been all over it.
Of course he did not get so far as the hustings; but I believe he had flags, and principles, and all sorts of things worked ready. He certainly canvassed. 'A tailor canvassed for Parliament? remarked an old Dowager, the mother of Squire Copping. 'My what are we coming to next? 'He deserved to get in, quoth Aunt Bel: 'After having his principles worked ready, to eject the man was infamous.
'Yes, Lady Racial mayn't a woman have secrets? Dorothy put it with great natural earnestness, and they all laughed aloud. 'But I know a secret of Rosey's, continued Miss Dorothy, 'and if she tells upon me, I shall tell upon her. 'They're out! cried Rose, pointing her whip at the wickets. 'Good night to Beckley! Tom Copping 's run out.
So was Miss Paulo, on whose coming Helena had insisted with friendly pressure. Later on were to come Professor Flick, and his friend Mr. Andrew J. Copping of Omaha, in whom Helena, at Ericson's suggestion, had been pleased to take some interest. So were Captain Sarrasin and his wife. Mr.
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