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He was not long in suspense; Grotait called on him, expressed his regret at the attack that had been made on him, and his satisfaction that now the matter could be happily arranged. "What! will that make me right with the trade?" "Pretty near. We protect the workmen from unfair competition, not the masters.
He took the glass in his hand, "Here's quick exposure sudden death and sure damnation to all hypocrites and assassins!" He drained the glass to this toast, flung sixpence on the table, and strode out, white with passion himself, and leaving startled faces behind him. "So be it," said Grotait; and his wicked little eye glittered dangerously.
Grotait put his hand in his pocket directly, and paid the trade-price of the blade three shillings, I think it was." "Yes," said Grotait; "'but, I remember I said at the time, 'you must not construe this that I was any way connected with the rattening. But some are deaf to reason. Hallo!" "What is the matter, sir?" "Why, what is that in the fender? Your eyes are younger than mine." And Mr.
Grotait sent for both men, and went into a passion, and threatened to hang them both if they presumed to attack Little's person again in any way. "It is the place I mean to destroy," said Grotait, "not the man." Cole conveyed this to Coventry, and it discouraged him mightily, and he told Cole he should give it up and go abroad.
"Very likely," said Henry, getting warm: "but, when there's life to be TAKEN, your Union can find money irregularly; so why grudge it, when there's life to be saved perhaps, and ten times cheaper than you pay for blood?" "Young man," said Grotait, severely, "did you come here to insult us with these worn-out slanders?"
Grotait is known for a good husband, a tender father, and the truest friend in Hillsborough." The others echoed these sentiments warmly and sincerely; for, as strange as it may appear to those who have not studied human nature at first hand, every word of this eulogy was strictly true. "Thank you, gentlemen," said Grotait. "But we must make allowances. Mr.
The doctor advised him to go and see his mother for a day or two; but he shook his head, and declined. A prisoner detained for want of bail is allowed to communicate with his friends, and Grotait soon let Hill know he was very angry with him for undertaking to do Little without orders.
Simmons had at present split only on himself; but the women were evidently in love with Little; said he was their only friend; and he, Tucker, foresaw that, with their co-operation, Simmons would be turned inside out by Little before he died. Grotait struck his hand on the table. "The Unions are in danger," said he.
"And I think, my poor fellow," suggested Grotait, smoothly, "you might spend your last moments better in telling US what you would wish the Trade to do for your wife, and the child if it lives." "Well, I think ye might make the old gal an allowance till she marries again." "Oh, Ned! Ned!" cried the poor woman. "I'll have no man after thee." And a violent burst of grief followed.
Grotait, by a system of Machiavellian policy, ingeniously devised and carried out, nobly, basely, craftily, forcibly, benevolently, ruthlessly, whichever way best suited the particular occasion, had built a model Union; and still, with unremitting zeal and vigilance, contrived to keep numbers down and prices up which is the great Union problem.
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