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The story of the Morisco Rebellion, which we remember to have first read with absorbed attention in Dunham's meagre sketch, is here related with a fulness of detail that exhausts the subject, and leaves the mind informed both of causes and results.
Dunham's Middle Ages, Sec. 2, B. 2, Ch. 1. 57 Lardner's Cab. Cyc., 60. Spence's Origin of the Laws and Political Institutions of Modern Europe, p. 444. Spence, 456.
When we reached Dunham's open, however, and got no answer to our shouts, we became anxious. At last we found their tracks leading up the winter road to Adger's camp, and we hurried along the old trail. We had not gone more than half a mile when Tom, who was ahead, suddenly cried, "Hark! I heard some one calling!" We stopped to listen; and after a moment or two we all heard a distant cry.
There's others besides Hughie just as soft. But if you're dead set on finding out who is boss; if you want to know whether you're Dunham's man or not, why just cross them orders. Pig-iron's got ten thousand on that fight ten thousand that you don't win by a knock-out, if you win at all. And if you cost him that ten Well, just dump it, if you want to see!"
"In the case of Sergeant Dunham's daughter, I know no better reason than the fact that no officer is likely to wish to make her his wife," returned Mabel, laughing. "You may think so; but there are some in the 55th that know better. There is certainly one officer in that regiment, Mabel, who does wish to make you his wife."
Thinkright deliberately studied Dunham's expression as the latter watched the young girl, whose indecision and trouble were obvious. "Be game, Miss Sylvia, be game," suggested John. "Steamer leaves dock in half an hour sharp, as Judge Trent elects to have a late supper at Anemone Cottage rather than an early one in the shade of Mrs. Lem's pompadour."
The Frisbie being a commercial house in a crowded business centre, Miss Lacey was glad of Dunham's safe conduct amid clanging bells and interlacing traffic wagons. She followed him through the dark hall of the hotel and into an elevator.
He feared to leave New York City and go to Detroit to meet her, and only the meager results of private telegraphic inquiry, as well as the chattering journals, told him of the arrival of Miss Alice Worthington, now the greatest heiress of the Lake States, in her palatial Detroit home. Senator Dunham's easy-going counsels had been of no comfort.
Indeed she knew her luck. Indeed she played the game. The third evening she left Perry at home with Cecille. And for six whole weeks Broadway nudged and watched it. Broadway watched Perry Blair's courtship of Felicity and Dunham's, if you can call the latter's unhurried pursuit that.
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