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Monk chose to quarrel with him, he at any rate would take no step to renew their friendship. From the Reform Club he went to the Shakspeare, a smaller club to which Fitzgibbon belonged, and of which Phineas much wished to become a member, and to which he knew that his friend resorted when he wished to enjoy himself thoroughly, and to be at ease in his inn.
He spoke so stoutly that everybody at the table listened to him. "I don't exactly see the necessity for such internecine war just at present," said Lord Brentford. "I must say I do," said the other. "Lord de Terrier took office knowing that he was in a minority. We had a fair majority of nearly thirty when he came in." "Then how very soft you must have been to go out," said Miss Fitzgibbon.
The Local Government Bill was abandoned, and in this connection a sidelight is shed on the sincerity of the promises which had been made, in a letter from Lord Randolph Churchill to Lord Justice FitzGibbon on this question, dated January 13th, 1892, at the time when the Government of 1886 was drawing to a close, and Mr.
"Oho, that brought you out of it hey, you sniveling this-and-that!" hailed Fitzgibbon. He lifted his aim from Lindquist, and brought the weapon to bear upon Holy Joe. "Step aft, here, you swab, or I'll drill you through, s'help me!" The words brought a menacing growl from the squareheads; there was a stir among them, and they seemed about to fling themselves upon the trio.
It may be doubted whether he had ever talked enough to any man to make that man his friend. Laurence Fitzgibbon tried him for one season, and after a month or two asked for a loan of a few hundred pounds. "I never lend money to any one under any circumstances," said Mr. Kennedy, and it was the longest speech which had ever fallen from his mouth in the hearing of Laurence Fitzgibbon.
This damned Dutchman does not know how to steer!" Those evenly spoken words aroused us to a very frenzy of effort. Fitzgibbon struck out blindly at the man nearest him, and commenced to curse us in a steady stream. Lynch reached out and dragged me away from the line on which I was heaving. "Aft with you!" he ordered me. "Take the wheel lively, now!" Lively it was.
After this Laurence Fitzgibbon and Barrington Erle got into a cab together, and were driven away. A Cabinet Meeting And now will the Muses assist me while I sing an altogether new song?
Lieutenant FitzGibbon, in command, was informed of the proposed attack. An heroic woman Laura Secord the wife of a wounded militiaman at Queenston, and to whose house Brock's body was borne after he fell, learned of the pending surprise by overhearing a conversation between some American officers. Her resolution was soon formed.
And then it was remembered that Laurence Fitzgibbon was also absent. Barrington Erle knew nothing of Phineas, had heard nothing; but was able to say that Fitzgibbon had been with Mr. Ratler, the patronage secretary and liberal whip, early on Thursday, expressing his intention of absenting himself for two days. Mr.
A few days after this Phineas was very much surprised at a visit that was made to him at his lodgings. Mr. Clarkson, after that scene in the lobby of the House, called again in Great Marlborough Street, and was admitted. "You had better let him sit in your armchair for half an hour or so," Fitzgibbon had said; and Phineas almost believed that it would be better.
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