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Montague had with her at Hazeldean the one to whom you showed some attention the night of the ball surely you cannot have forgotten her. It seems," the gentleman went on, "that young Hamblin has been smitten with her ever since she entered his aunt's service, but she has opposed his preference from the first.
Truly, Aunt Marg," with unusual earnestness, "I don't want to marry the girl, and I do want to marry some one else; give me the hundred thousand and let me choose my own wife, and we will cry quits." "Louis Hamblin, I believe you will drive me crazy!" cried Mrs. Montague, growing crimson with sudden anger, "What new freak has got into your head now?
Louis Hamblin, or you will never go." "I would rather never go than as your wife, and I will defy you until I die!" was the spirited retort, and the man before her knew that she meant it. He wondered at her strength of purpose and at her courage.
Apparently, on each of the visits that had been made by Hamblin to the Hopi, he had made suggestion that the tribes leave their barren land and move to the northward, across the Colorado, where good lands might be allotted them, on which they might live in peace and plenty, where they might build cities and villages the same as other people, but, according to Hamblin's journal, "They again told us that they could not leave their present location until the three prophets should appear again."
Hamblin shuddered at the thought; for justifying a student at the expense of the instructor was an enormity which he could not countenance. The captain's will would remain unbroken, and the professor would occupy a secondary position on board of the Josephine.
Hamblin. "I need not say, Captain Kendall, that this is a very serious charge," added the principal, solemnly. "I think it is, sir," replied Paul, blushing deeply. "If you think I wrote that letter, sir, I hope you will do your duty." "I certainly shall, though it break my heart." "Whatever you do, sir, it will not alter my regard for you."
I arose at once, but was unable to hear what they were quarreling about, for they cooled down as they saw that others were paying attention to them. I soon learned that Bishop Dame, Judge Lewis of Parowan, and Brother Haight, with several others, had arrived at the Hamblin ranch in the night, but I do not know what time they got there.
Why, such a lack of judgment " "Mr. Hamblin, I command this vessel!" exclaimed Paul, with native dignity. "Do you, indeed?" "I am responsible for all I do to Mr. Lowington. You will oblige me by not interfering with the discipline of the crew." "How dare you use such language to me?" snapped the professor, dancing about the deck with rage. "Mr. Terrill, direct Mr.
Mona went down to the dining-room, but to her great relief received no disagreeable attentions from Mr. Hamblin, who sat on the right, while her seat was on the left of his aunt. He did not address her during the meal, except to ascertain if she was properly waited upon by the servants.
One of the students forward hissed, but his companions silenced him instantly; and it is probable, if the captain had not spoken to them, Mr. Hamblin would have been greeted with a general demonstration of disapprobation. The learned gentleman was evidently much embarrassed; but he was very quiet and subdued in his manner.
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