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They are most anxious that I should join them up the Nile, but ," and then Miss Dawkins shrugged her shoulders gracefully, and, as she flattered herself, like a Frenchwoman. After that they rode on in silence for a few moments. "Yes, I must see Mount Sinai," said Miss Dawkins, and then sighed deeply.
Danforth opened the door, and glancing at Dawkins, said, "Dawkins, I wish you to become acquainted with your fellow clerk, Paul Prescott." Dawkins looked surprised, and anything but gratified as he responded stiffly, "I have the honor of being already acquainted with Mr. Prescott." "He is a little jealous of an interloper," thought Mr. Danforth, noticing the repellent manner of young Dawkins.
Had a stiff sou'-wester laid her over, I should have felt it more natural, for her sand was run out; but just as this passed through my mind, I heard a voice from one of the persons, that I at once knew to be the port admiral's: "'Well, Dawkins, said he to the other, 'if you think she'll hold together, I'm sure I've no objection.
"I should have been ashamed of myself," said Miss Dawkins, bristling up, and throwing back her head as she stood, "if I had allowed any consideration to have prevented my visiting such a spot. If it be not improper for men to go there, how can it be improper for women?" "I did not say improper, my dear," said Mrs. Damer, apologetically.
She was very neat about her gloves and boots; and though it cannot be said that her dress was got up without reference to expense, there can be no doubt that it was not effected without considerable outlay, and more considerable thought. Miss Dawkins Sabrina Dawkins was her name, but she seldom had friends about her intimate enough to use the word Sabrina was certainly a clever young woman.
"Then, if any more money is missing, you will know where it has gone," said Dawkins, hastily. "I shall." "Then there is no chance for my cousin?" "I am expecting to have a vacancy." Dawkins looked up in surprise. "I shall require some one to fill YOUR place," said Mr. Danforth, significantly. "Sir!" exclaimed Dawkins, in astonishment and dismay.
If England would not meet his views on a vexed question of Prussian merchant ships seized by British privateers, then he saw that a hand full of Jacobite trumps might be useful. James Dawkins, of the Over Norton family, the explorer of Palmyra. Pickle mentions him as 'D-k-ns. Frederick did not expect a rupture with England, but condescended to see the Earl's friend, Mr. Dawkins.
He was passing close to the fire-hole with a great bundle of moss on his back, when his foot slipped, and down he went. This hole is kept constantly open. It is Baker's duty night and morning to break the ice and have it ready in case of fire. The ice on the surface was therefore thin; in a moment nothing was to be seen of poor Dawkins but his bundle!
Deuceace: his jor dropt, he turned chocky white, and then burnin red, and looked as if a stror would knock him down. "My dear Mr. Blewitt," says my master, smilin and offring his hand, "how glad I am to see you. Mr. Dawkins and I were just talking about your pony! Pray sit down." Blewitt did; and now was the question, who should sit the other out; but law bless you! Mr.
The latter answered in a careless indifferent tone, not exhibiting any very decided pleasure at meeting his old schoolmate. "Oh, it's you, Prescott, is it?" "Yes," said Paul, "I haven't met you since you left our school." "No, I believe we have not met," said Dawkins, in the same tone as before. "How long have you been in this office?" asked our hero.
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