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Less than a week after the luna moth advertisement appeared, Average Jones walked into Malcolm Dorr's office with a twinkle in his eye. "Do you know a man named Marcus L. Ross?" he asked the chemist. "Never heard of him." "Marcus L. Ross is interested, not only in luna moths, but in the rest of the Moseley collection. He writes from the Delamater Apartments, where he lives, to tell me so.
He died at East Cleveland, in March, 1867, having almost reached the extreme age of four score years. The Huguenots like English Puritans, and the Scotch Irish, have made their mark in North America. John Delamater, while a boy, was destined to be a farmer, on the soil where he was born.
Delamater, the dancing instructor, for one, stumbled upon it while Ma Briskow was in the midst of one of her imaginary games, and he reported his discovery to the day clerk. "What ails that old dame, anyhow?" he inquired, after recounting Ma's peculiar behavior. "Not a thing in the world except money," the clerk declared. Doubtfully Mr. Delamater shook his handsome auburn head.
And I don't want a man more eloquent than he is, for my preachin'." "It ain't movin' preachin'," said Mrs. Flandin. "It moves the folks," said Mrs. Carpenter. "I don't know what you'd hev', Mis' Flandin; there's Liz Delamater, and Florry Mason, jined the church lately; and old Lupton; and my Jim," she added with softened voice; "and there's several more serious."
Later, perhaps Now at that very moment the lobby was filled with tournament golfers who were leaving on the morning train, and Briskow knew it. He studied the speaker with an expression that caused the latter extreme discomfort; it was much the same expression he had worn the night before when he had served warning upon Delamater. "Lemme get this right," he said. "You can talk straight to me.
During his last painful illness his calmness and resignation showed that he had placed his trust firmly upon the sure foundation. He filled all the relations of life in a most exemplary manner and thus embalmed his memory in the hearts of all who knew and survive him. He died on the first day of September, 1851, at the age of sixty-four years, lacking a single month. John Delamater.
I got to set as much by the sight o' that grey hoss, you wouldn't think; just to hear him come gallopin' down the road did me good." "Yes; and so it was to our house, when Liz was overturned," said Mary Delamater. "He'd be there every day, just as punctual as could be; and he could never have walked over. It's a cruel piece of road between our house and his'n."
"People with good sense don't act like that. She was doing an Isadora Duncan when I saw her. Dancing if you care to call it that! Anyhow, her hair was hanging, she was flapping her arms and jiggling up and down." Delamater laughed at the memory. "There's a big, awkward bird sort of a crane or buzzard of some kind that dances. I never saw one, but she reminded me of it. And she sang!
Who has been here to see you, since I've been laid up?" "Several people came to ask about you." "Who did? and who didn't? that came at all." "Joe Bartlett and Mr. Masters and Mrs. Delamater, I can't tell you all, mother; there's been a good many." "Tell me the men that have been here. "Well, those I said; and Will Flandin, and Nick, and Mr. Knowlton." "Was he here more than once?" "Yes."
John Delamater, in Fairfield, New York, and graduated in 1834, in the College of Physicians and Surgeons located at Fairfield, N. Y. He was Demonstrator of Anatomy in that school three years, two years during his pupilage and one after his graduation.
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