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"Demonish pretty business! All up for a year or more, hey?" "Don't blame me, I couldn't stop her." "Give me her address, I 'll write to her. Any young men teach in the school?" "Can't tell you. She'll write to Olive and Bathsheba, and I'll find out all about it." Murray Bradshaw went home and wrote a long letter to Mrs.
"Demonish pretty business! All up for a year or more, hey?" Don't blame me, I couldn't stop her." "Give me her address, I 'll write to her. Any young men teach in the school?" "Can't tell you. She'll write to Olive and Bathsheba, and I'll find out all about it." Murray Bradshaw went home and wrote a long letter to Mrs.
She therefore always variegated her parties with a streak of young artists and writers, and a literary lady or two; and, if she could lay hands on a first-class celebrity, was as happy as an Amazon who had captured a Centaur. "There's a demonish clever young fellow by the name of Lindsay," Mr. Livingston Jenkins said to her a little before the day of the party. "Better ask him.
Myrtle came to herself after a time without anything like a regular paroxysm. But she was excitable, and whatever the cause of the disturbance may have been, it seemed prudent that she should go home early; and the excellent Rector insisted on caring for her, much to the discontent of Mr. William Murray Bradshaw. "Demonish odd," said this gentleman, "was n't it, Mr.
So he talked, not suspecting how carefully the old man listened. "It was a demonish hard case," he said, "that old Malachi had left his money as he did. Myrtle Hazard was going to be the handsomest girl about, when she came to her beauty, and she was coming to it mighty fast. If they could only break that will, but it was no use trying.
"They've got a demonish splendid school-girl over there," he said to that lady, "made the stunningest looking Pocahontas at the show there the other day. Demonish plucky looking filly as ever you saw. Had a row with another girl, gave the war-whoop, and went at her with a knife. Festive, hey? Say she only meant to scare her, looked as if she meant to stick her, anyhow. Splendid style.
"They've got a demonish splendid school-girl over there," he said to that lady, "made the stunningest looking Pocahontas at the show there the other day. Demonish plucky looking filly as ever you saw. Had a row with another girl, gave the war-whoop, and went at her with a knife. Festive, hey? Say she only meant to scare her, looked as if she meant to stick her, anyhow. Splendid style.
Murray Bradshaw was calculating enough, but he shook his head over this letter. It was too demonish cold-blooded for him, he said to himself. Clymer Ketchum's house and influence for his own purposes. Myrtle Hazard must become her guest, and then if circumstances were favorable, he was certain obtaining her aid in his project.
Myrtle came to herself after a time without anything like a regular paroxysm. But she was excitable, and whatever the cause of the disturbance may have been, it seemed prudent that she should go home early; and the excellent Rector insisted on caring for her, much to the discontent of Mr. William Murray Bradshaw. "Demonish odd," said this gentleman, "was n't it, Mr.
So he talked, not suspecting how carefully the old man listened. "It was a demonish hard case," he said, "that old Malachi had left his money as he did. Myrtle Hazard was going to be the handsomest girl about, when she came to her beauty, and she was coming to it mighty fast. If they could only break that will, but it was no use trying.
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