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Dunlap's. Willie is out in the street again with the bad boys, and Olive has just commenced to make a new plaid dress for George, who has gone to sleep in his little crib in the small sewing-room.
Letters from friends on the state of the fine arts in America. "The Dying Hercules" exhibited at the Royal Academy. Expenses of painting. Receives Adelphi Gold Medal for statuette of Hercules. Mr. Dunlap's reminiscences. Critics praise "Dying Hercules."
"Dunlap's are a grand firm of decorators, Mr. Feist. I'm having them do Grismer, too." "Well, Feist, how does it feel to have us for neighbors?" "Immense, Pelz!" "Like I said to my husband, between us the way the estates adjoin, we got a monopoly on Long Island ain't it so?" "And believe me, Mrs. Pelz, you'll never regret the buy.
She put up her hands and drew Lewis's head against her breast. +May be had wherever books are sold. Ask for Grosset and Dunlap's list.+ The "lonesome pine" from which the story takes its name was a tall tree that stood in solitary splendor on a mountain top.
Now the various apartments where Mitchell had been calling, these past months, were opulently furnished with gifts from the representatives of the various railway supply houses of the city, each article being cunningly designed to cement in the mind of the owner a source of supply which, coupled with price and delivery, would make for good sales service. He was greatly surprised one day to receive a brass library lamp from the Santa Fé the initial destination of which had evidently been changed. Then came a mission hall-clock in the original package, redirected in the hand of Miss Gratz, of the C. & E.I., and one day the office-boy from the Lackawanna brought him a smoking-set for which Miss Phoebe Snow had no use. Gifts like these piled up rapidly, many of them bearing witness to the fact that their consignment originated from Mitchell's very rivals in the railroad trade. Judging from the quantity of stuff that ricocheted from the Santa Fé it was Miss Dunlap's evident desire to present him with a whole housekeeping equipment as quickly as possible. Louis's desk became loaded with ornaments, his room at Mrs. Green's became filled with nearly Wedgwood vases, candlesticks, and other bric-
It developed that there was one specially close bond between him and the members of General Dunlap's family, an attachment partly based upon old acquaintance and partly upon the fact that the Dunlaps thought he once upon a time had saved the life of the general's youngest daughter, Millicent. "Really, though, it was nothing," he said deprecatingly, as befitted a modest and a mannerly man.
Its bottles and jars and iron mortar and the vitreous slab on which he rolled pills were all lost in twilight now. There were many other doctors' offices in Kaskaskia, but this was the best equipped one, and was the lair of a man who had not only been trained in Europe, but had sailed around the entire world. Dr. Dunlap's books, some of them in board covers, made a show on his shelves.
She had the guilty conscience of the prowler that sent her heart into her mouth at the crackling of a twig under her feet. She found herself listening, holding her breath in a small panic. No sound of wakened sleepers, but there must be no more twigs. "I must add a postscript to Cornelia Dunlap's letter," she thought. "This would make a thrilling wind-up!
The first settlers arrived from New Jersey in December, 1788, some eight months after the settlement at Marietta, and in a little more than a year a fort was built at Cincinnati and garrisoned with United States troops; but in 1791 a band of five hundred Indians, led by Simon Girty, attacked Dunlap's Station at Colerain.
At last Tom realizes his dream to scout and fight for Uncle Sam in the air, and has such experiences as only the world war could make possible. Tom Slade at Black Lake Tom has returned home and visits Temple Camp before the season opens. He builds three cabins and has many adventures. By PERCY KEESE FITZHUGH May be had wherever books are sold. Ask for Grosset and Dunlap's list. Roy Blakeley
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