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The roly-poly man, with black eyes and a grizzled beard, was Senator Elway of Maine, and the tall, smooth-shaven man with red hair was Senator James of New York. "Mr. Levine," said Senator Smith, suddenly, "we are sorry to have to put you to this inconvenience. Believe us, we find our task no more savory than you do." Levine gave his slow, sardonic grin. "Don't apologize, gentlemen.
Supposing you were poor and the wonderful pines lay up there, so easy to take." Senator Elway would have interrupted, but Senator James laid a hand on his arm. "It's all informal, let her have her say," he whispered. "It's the first bright spot in all the weeks of the hearing."
Only make the ordeal as short as you can." "We have done that," said Elway. "We found that you had carried on so many er transactions that we finally decided to choose three or four sample cases and let our case stand on those. First, we have found that full bloods have been repeatedly sworn as mixed bloods, in order that their lands might be alienated. A curious idea, Mr.
He pictured his father's death, his sister's two attempts at revenge with a vividness and power that held even Levine spell-bound. It seemed to Lydia that the noose was fastened closer round John's neck with every word that was uttered. Suddenly she sprang to her feet. "Stop, Charlie! Stop!" she screamed. "You shan't say any more!" Senator Elway rapped on the table.
"Be seated, Norton." Then, gently, to Lydia, "My dear, you mean that, knowing what an investigation would mean to the people you love, you backed young Norton in instigating one. That you knew he would not go on without your backing?" "Yes, sir," faltered Lydia. "Can you tell us why?" asked Elway, still more gently.
We had several pleasant days' fishing in the Clwyd and Elway; a Mr. Graham at Rhyl has permission to fish in Lord Mostyn's preserve, and he may take a friend, which character Papa and I personated for the time.
There was a little murmur through the room and Senator Elway smiled, a trifle sadly. "Mr. Dudley," he said, "we're all proud of Lydia. She's made our unsavory task seem better worth while." "I suggest that we adjourn for lunch," said Smith. "Miss Dudley, you need not return." While her father paused to speak to Kent and Levine, Lydia made her escape.
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