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Grandpa Jonathan Edwards distantly related to the stern New England divine of that name was a sturdy, strong old man sixty-seven years of age, two years older than our old Squire, and a friend and neighbor of his from boyhood.
He was well educated, but could not endure clerkly confinement, and thought himself fortunate to be so well housed and have such healthy work. He was born in England, and we used to laugh together because, in some vague way, which we scarcely cared to fully understand, my husband was distantly related to the nobility.
It is the dreadful uncertainty that reduces him to despair. That, and nothing else. Pray be explicit." In return, he distantly indicated Richard's majority. How could Lady Blandish go and ask the young man to wait a year away from his wife? Her instinct began to open a wide eye on the idol she worshipped.
It was a very odd proceeding; although the Livingstones and Forbeses were distantly related, after the manner of Scotland. Could it have been that he had offered to Euphemia, after all, and that her mother had answered; or, possibly, there was a letter from Effie herself, enclosed. It was a pity for Miss Monro's peace of mind that she did not ask him straight away.
The ill-behaved charity-boys emulously trying who shall make the hind-legs of his chair squeak the loudest on the stone floor. Toothless Jack leering distantly at Barbara from the side aisle. Something apparently is amusing him. He is smiling a little. I see his teeth. They, at least, are new. They were not here five weeks ago.
'My good Lord Bishop of Bristol, he said, 'I have been already distantly and imperfectly informed of such an affair having been in contemplation; but as the sole power at last remains with myself, I therefore inform your lordship that, whilst I live and have the power, I will never suffer the doors of the metropolitan church to be opened for the introduction of Popery into it.
He stood looking at the house for a moment, then approached, and knocked at the door. He asked if Miss Elvan was at home. "She's gone away," was the reply of the landlady, who spoke distantly, her face a respectable blank. "Left for good?" "Yes, sir," answered the woman, her eyes falling. "You don't know where she has gone to?" "It's somewhere abroad, sir in France, I think.
San Francisco Bay was distantly visible from the bleachers, blue shading to gray. "Go, Mustangs!" a dark haired woman in her prime said to a friend joining her. "Hi, Willow." "Morning, Cree." Willow set down a canvas tote bag and the two exchanged hugs. "Brrrr." "I know." Cree pointed at the boys who were running together as a whistle blew. "They get to keep warm." "We do, too. Coffee."
'Good morning to you, sir, said the other, distantly. The elder girl returned the bow which Mark risked, though without giving any sign of remembrance; but Dolly remarked audibly, 'Why, that's the old man next door that gave your goose something to make it giddy, isn't it, godpapa?
"Miss Arnold," the thin-faced, sharp-eyed young woman, who had been covertly appraising Marjorie during her talk with Miss Archer, came languidly forward. "This is Miss Dean." The two girls bowed rather distantly. Marjorie had conceived an instant and violent dislike for this lynx-eyed stranger. "Take Miss Dean to the locker room, then to Miss Merton.
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