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"Hullo, young gentlemen," said the town boatman, when they presented themselves to him, "what can I do for you?" "I know it seems strange," said Dunstable, "but we want a boat. We are the Down-trodden British Schoolboys' League for Demanding Liberty and seeing that We Get It. Have you a boat?" The man said he believed he had a boat.
After a minute and a half, the form-master wearied. "Have you looked at this, Dunstable?" he asked. There was a time-honoured answer to this question. "Yes, sir," he said. Public-school ethics do not demand that you should reply truthfully to the spirit of a question. The letter of it is all that requires attention. Dunstable had looked at the lesson. He was looking at it then.
ELKANAH SETTLE, Son of Joseph Settle of Dunstable in Bedfordshire, was born there; and in the 18th year of his age, 1666, was entered commoner of Trinity College, Oxon, and put under the tuition of Mr.
Even Mary Thorne could hardly have blamed him for saying, that so far as his own prowess went, it was quite at Miss Dunstable's service. Had Mary been looking on, she, perhaps, might have thought that he could have done so with less of that look of devotion which he threw into his eyes. "Well, Mr Gresham, that's very civil very civil indeed," said Miss Dunstable.
His grace himself, when Mark arrived there with Sowerby and Miss Dunstable for in this instance Miss Dunstable did travel in the phaeton, while Mark occupied a seat in the dicky his grace himself was at this moment in the drawing-room, and nothing could exceed his urbanity.
Sowerby stood back with his sister to make way for the great representative man of the age. "Angels and ministers of grace assist me!" said Miss Dunstable. "How on earth am I to behave myself? Mr. Sowerby, do you think that I ought to kneel down? My dear, will he have a reporter at his back in the royal livery?"
Gresham; but the chief reason of his coming up had been a desire expressed by Miss Dunstable, that he should do so. She had wished for his advice; and at the instigation of his niece he had visited London and given it. The special piece of business as to which Dr.
In Mike's absence things had been going badly with Wrykyn. A broken arm, contracted in the course of some rash experiments with a day-boy's motor-bicycle, had deprived the team of the services of Dunstable, the only man who had shown any signs of being able to bowl a side out. Since this calamity, wrote Strachan, everything had gone wrong.
Sir Frederic Eden, the historian of the poor-law, adduces many instances in which slaves had been sold thus in 1283, a slave and his family were sold by the Abbey of Dunstable for 13s. 4d. The distinguishing feature of Britain at the present day is, that she is in advance of all the other nations of Europe in uniting order with freedom.
"Seen nothing of Inspector Forrest, I suppose?" I asked. "Nothing," he replied. I gave him good morning and got on. I made similar inquiries at Fenny Stratford, and again at Dunstable, still without result. I comforted myself with the thought that at St. Albans I should certainly hear news of him. But no.
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