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They were vigorously circulated until the following Congress, in which the grave charge was brought against the judge, "of being allied with Mrs. Haviland, of the interior of the State of Michigan, a rabid abolitionist, in keeping slaveholders out of their slave property."
Receiving no direct answer to his appeal, the speaker now took two or three of the leading opposers aside, and, after conversing with them a few moments, returned, and announced to Haviland that he was at liberty to depart.
When he asked my name, he wanted to know if I was a relative of Rev. D. S. Haviland, in Kent County, Michigan. When I told him he was my son, he held my hand in both of his and burst into a flood of tears, and said he had heard him preach many times, and thought he was such a good man.
So Mary went to little dances at the Royces' and the Bowditches', and walked home from her riding lesson with little Billy Parmalee or Frank Whittaker, or with Florence Haviland and Bobby Oliphant.
Yes," he was reading as he spoke, "I think it likely I can use this. The style is good, and individual." He touched a bell, and handed the manuscript to an answering office boy. "Ask Miss Haviland to read this, and report to me to-day," he ordered. "I rarely have time to read manuscripts myself," he went on, "but Miss Haviland is my assistant for our children's magazine.
Once he had ventured to ask Spoon himself about Le Brun's loss but was plumply faced with the growl, "Do you suppose I stole it?" and, ashamed of himself, withdrew the theory almost from his own mind. How he could explain even the American's expenditure. The Haviland party were not the only people alive to the necessities of the contest.
These walls may become a scrap-book of four years' association with Alma Mater; the wardrobe may be hidden with kodaks of the gang and its exploits; but to-day, before you have even met the gang, you come into your own. The newly-arrived Haviland, in the throes of this emotion, looks about him.
Bart's object in coming for his gun, at such an hour of the night, was now sufficiently explained; for the quick and discerning mind of Miss Haviland at once told her that the country was indeed rising in arms to avenge the atrocities just committed by the party among whom were all her relatives and friends; and she shuddered at the thought of tomorrow, feeling, as she did, a secret and boding consciousness that their downfall, brought about by their arrogance and crimes, was now at hand.
It's pretty hard on a man to have a girl do the Pocahontas act like that!" A peal of Roble laughter answered. "Pocahontas! O oh, that's a cute name for her!" His Uncle's Will. "It's a wise child that resembles its richest relative." Walter Olcott Haviland came to Stanford in September at the age of eighteen, and was rushed by the fraternities.
Gretchen glided to the desk and took the slip of paper from him. A glance at the number was sufficient. "You're correct," she told him, handing the paper back. "It's in one of the special collections." "I wonder, then, Miss..." He paused, drawing out the word into a silence, until Gretchen felt obliged to fill the audible gap. "Haviland," she offered in a whisper. "Miss Haviland.
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