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The burgomaster's wife made no reply except a silent nod; then indignantly pushed back her chair, and the meal was over. By Georg Ebers Days and weeks had passed, July was followed by sultry August, and that, too, was drawing to a close. The Spaniards still surrounded Leyden, and the city now completely resembled a prison.
"Instead of the rosy dawn of freedom," writes Ebers, himself an old Keilhau boy, "in the State the exercise of a boundless arbitrary power, in the Church dark intolerance." It must have been an easy matter to bring charges of revolutionary doctrines against the man who said so innocently, "But I, I only wanted to train up free-thinking, independent men."
The worshipful council and many friends whose good-will the deceased scribe had won, got the orphans into the best schools in the town, and what Ann had learned as head of the school at the Carthusian convent she now handed down to her younger sisters by diligent teaching; and, as of yore, she gave her most loving care to her little deaf and dumb brother. By Georg Ebers
Then we have an Italian Theatre that burns the feet and fingers of all who meddle with its management witness, Mr. Ebers, who, by being "married" to sweet sounds, lost the enormous sum of 47,000l. it must be owned, an unfortunate match, or as Dr. Franklin would have said, "paying rather too dear for his whistle."
Now, you can draw your own conclusions from that mine are that Ebers stole it, so that he could reproduce it in order to give his reproduction to some person who wanted to identify James Allerdyke at sight. "However, to go forward to the discovery which we made about Schmall, Van Koon, and Merrifield. As soon as we made that discovery, Mr.
"Ebers," I said, turning toward the Sergeant, who sat his horse with expressionless face, "you were with the guide when he discovered this camp. How many do you think it contained? and who were they?" "Vel, dere vos more as two gompanies, Captain, und dere vos some horses, but dey vos dressed vot you calls it? all ober not der same." "Not in uniform?" "Dot vos it."
He and Katterle knew what she meant, for the ex-schoolmaster had explained it in the best possible way to his docile wife. MARGERY, Complete By Georg Ebers Translated from the German by Clara Bell The difficulty would in fact be insuperable to the writer and the annoyance to the reader almost equally great. I have merely endeavored to avoid essentially modern words and forms of speech.
To him for whom Apollo, the pure among the gods, and the Muses, friends of beauty, do not open it at the same time with truth, its gates will remain closed, no matter how strongly and persistently he shakes them." What is life but waiting? Waiting is the merchant's wisdom Woman's hair is long, but her wit is short By Georg Ebers Translated from the German by Clara Bell
Glen, vy you makes play mit der gun dot vay? Donnerwetter! ven I speak mit you, stand op mit der little finger to der seam of der pantaloons. You vill never be no good." "Ebers," I interrupted, "let the men rest as they please. I regret having ridden so hard, but I am used to soldiers who are toughened in field work. Are you pretty sore, Sergeant?"
James Allerdyke, and certainly murdered Lydenberg, Lisette Beaurepaire, and Ebers. Van Koon is an American crook, whose real name is Vankin; Merrifield, as you know, is Mr. Delkin's secretary; the other man is one Otto Schmall, a German chemist, and a most remarkably clever person, who has a shop and a chemical manufactory in Whitechapel.
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