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Such preaching as he did manage later on during the autumn was by no means so financially successful as his campaign of the preceding year at the same time. Perhaps the natural buoyancy of his spirit led Father Burrowes in his disappointment to place more trust than he might otherwise have done in Brother Anthony's plan for the benefit of the Order.
Letter to Smith urging action. Gonon and Wheatstone. Temptation to abandon enterprise. Partners all financially crippled. Morse alone doing any work. Encouraging letter from Professor Henry. Renewed enthusiasm. Letter to Hon. W.W. Boardman urging appropriation of $3500 by Congress. Not even considered. Despair of inventor.
By his son, the nomadic Daniel Boone, conspicuous already for his solitary wanderings across the dark green mountains to the sun-lit valleys and boundless hunting-grounds beyond, Henderson was from time to time regaled with bizarre and fascinating tales of western exploration; and Boone, in his dark hour of poverty and distress, when he was heavily involved financially, turned for aid to this friend and his partner, who composed the law-firm of Williams and Henderson.
"Do you think we're not sure of ourselves?" "Oh, no! I've no doubts there. Just until you're a little better fixed financially." He shook his head decidedly. "Things are going pretty well with me now. And I've got to get Shirley out of this awful grind at the library." Maizie smiled faintly. "It isn't hard. Not so very hard, that is," she amended hastily.
Semple talked to him pleasantly, because in the first place Frank was becoming financially significant, was suave and ingratiating, and in the next place he was anxious to get richer and somehow Frank represented progress to him in that line.
Born and trained in this practical school of life; financially unshackled, therefore politically free; our farmers of fifty years ago, developed a spirit of sturdy independence, a patriotic devotion, a steadfastness of purpose, a self-confidence, and a power of the initiative, which made them the pride and the bulwark of the nation.
"The lights all went out, blink, between two days, as you might say. The treasurer of the company of which my father was the president became an embezzler, and the crash ruined us financially and practically killed my father though the doctors called it heart failure.
Richard Tickell, who was also a poet and political writer, married as his first wife the beautiful Mary Linley, sister-in-law of Sheridan. On 4 November, 1793, Tickell who appears to have been financially embarrassed threw himself from the window of one of his rooms here, and was killed instantly on the gravel path below.
The general was, financially and militarily, almost independent of the central government, and, whether in fortune or misfortune, substantially left to himself and to the resources of his province. Civic and even national spirit had vanished from the army, and the esprit de corps was alone left as a bond of inward union.
Kings, I suppose, can hold out longer than ordinary men without paying their bills. Konrad Karl was in low water financially. His private fortune was small. Madame Corinne had no money of her own, though she had jewels. Perhaps Mr. Beaufort if the proprietor of the hotel is indeed a Mr. Beaufort makes enough money out of the millionaires to enable him to entertain impecunious kings.
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