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Hayes alone was gloomy and morose: so the Robin and Garrett consoled him, drank with him, and soothed him with the balm of insensibility: in which condition they removed him under charitable pretences, and searched his pockets in the passage for the key of Alfred's room. To their infinite surprise and disappointment it was not upon him. The fact is, Mrs.
Something in the manner of the stranger led Judge Gaylor to pause. He directed Garrett to accompany the reporters from the room. Then, with mock politeness, he turned to the one who remained. "I take it, you are a new comer in New York journalism. What is your name?" he asked. "My name is Homer Lee," said the Southerner. "I am a New Orleans boy. I've been only a month in your city.
Language could go no farther in vehemence of protest and denunciation than the words of some of the slave-state men in the House and Senate. Besides this, Garrett Davis of Kentucky made a very effective argument when he said: "There is not a rebel in all Secessia whose heart will not leap when he hears that the Senate of the United States is originating such a policy.
It's too bad you should be disappointed this way twice over 'Er well, but I'm so sorry that Mr Garrett should have been taken ill in this way while he was obliging me. I think I must leave the book, and call and inquire after him. You can give me his address, I suppose. That was easily done: Mr Garrett, it appeared, lodged in rooms not far from the station. 'And one other question.
De chief captain of dis ban' of murder's was Henry Castle, who wid his ban' of men was supported by Mr. Garrett, Mr. Fisher, an' Mr. Washington, who were merchants in Baton Rouge." But that poor grandfather's heart was filled with grief to overflowing when the faithful grandson was walking alone in the railroad track, and was run over by the cars and instantly killed.
Love and Death were such big things that his personal relations with Clare, with Garrett, even with Robin, had assumed their true proportion. "Clare, you're tired!" he said. "I should go and lie down again. You shall be told if anything happens." "No, thanks, Harry. I wanted to ask you something but, perhaps, first I ought to apologise for some of the things that I said the other day.
Its influence was considerable and could readily develop so as to conflict with that of the officers, thus threatening the unity of the whole organization. To dissolve the committee seemed to Susan and her closest advisors the wisest procedure. Mary Garrett Hay, who had worked closely with Mrs.
The fury at her heart was such that she could scarcely breathe; she was quite calm, but she had a mad desire to seize Harry as he sat there at the table and strangle him with her hands. And Garrett! the contemptible coward! But if only Robin would come with her, then the rest mattered little. After all, it had only been a fortnight ago when he had stood at her side and rejected his father.
"I'll tell him to do as you say." "Thank you, I wish you would," said Winthrop. At the same moment, from the hall, Garrett announced, "Mrs. Vance, sir." And Mabel Vance, tremulous and frightened, entered the room. Winthrop approached her eagerly. "Ah! Mrs. Vance," he exclaimed, "can I see Miss Vera?" Embarrassed and unhappy, Mrs. Vance moved restlessly from foot to foot, and shook her head.
Similarly it was the generous action of Mr. Garrett, when judge of Barisal, that led him to send the best of his Serampore students to found that afterwards famous mission.
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