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Forbush used to live here?" further asked Alonzo, at the suggestion of his mother. "I believe she did. She moved out a week ago." "Do you know where she moved to?" "No, I don't." "Does a boy named Philip Brent live here?" "No, he doesn't." "Do you know why Mrs. Forbush moved away?" asked Alonzo again, at the suggestion of his mother. "Guess she couldn't pay her rent."
Forbush this evening, if you can spare me, to let her know that she needn't be anxious about me." "By all means. You can go." "Am I at liberty to mention that I have seen you, sir?" "Yes. Tell her that I will call to-morrow. And you may take her this." Mr. Carter drew a hundred-dollar bill from his wallet and passed it to Phil. "Get it changed at the office as you go out," he said.
In New York, as many of my young readers may know, the first of May is moving-day, and leases generally begin at that date. Engagements are made generally by or before March 1st. Mr. Stone, the landlord, called upon the widow to ascertain whether she proposed to remain in the house. "I suppose I may as well do so," said Mrs. Forbush.
E. H. Forbush, the well-known Massachusetts naturalist, frequently amuses himself by observing the birds near his house as they feed on the millet seed that he provides for them.
When you see Rebecca Forbush and that errand boy making ducks and drakes out of Uncle Oliver's money you may wish you had acted more wisely." "Really, Lavinia, you are a most unreasonable woman. It's no use criminating and recriminating. We must do what we can to mend matters." "What can we do?" "They haven't got the money yet remember that! We must try to re-establish friendly relations with Mr.
Lonny, will you get out and ring the bell? Ask if Mrs. Forbush lives there." Alonzo did as requested. The door was opened by a small girl, whose shabby dress was in harmony with the place. "Rebecca's child, I suppose!" said Mrs. Pitkin, who was looking out of the carriage window. "Does Mrs. Forbush live here?" asked Alonzo. "No, she doesn't. Mrs. Kavanagh lives here." "Didn't Mrs.
Forbush had said to him in confidence, that she understood of the little deformed man that Crabbe had written some very bad things of lawyers. Mrs. Forbush went regularly to Boston to get the fashions and attend the Lowell lectures; Mrs. Forbush had written a religious novel for the "Olive Branch;" Mrs.
Forbush, you can't afford it. You need money as much as I do, and perhaps more; for you have more than yourself to support." "Yes, poor Julia!" sighed the mother. "She is born to a heritage of poverty. Heaven only knows how we are going to get along." "God will provide for us, Mrs. Forbush," said Philip. "I don't know how it is, but in spite of my troubles I feel cheerful.
The record of the Massachusetts Army of the Defense is both an example and an inspiration to the people of other states. Not only is the cause of protection championed by the State Game Commission but it also receives constant and powerful support from the State Board of Agriculture, which maintains on its staff Mr. E.H. Forbush as State Ornithologist.
This answer seemed very satisfactory to Julia, who rose impulsively and kissed her mother. "That's a good mother," she said. "It would be a pity to send poor Philip into the street." "You seem to like Philip," said Mrs. Forbush, smiling faintly. "Yes, mother. You know I haven't any brother, and Phil seems just like a brother to me." Just then the door opened, and Philip himself entered the room.
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