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"If I were to resign the presidency," replied Prescott bluntly, "I don't believe you'd stand a ghost of a show of getting it." Cadet Haynes sprang to his feet, cheeks crimson, his eyes flashing. "Why not?" he insisted. "Steady, now," urged Dick. "Don't take offence where none is meant, Haynes.

Frank, will you show Sam Rivers and John Haynes how to hold their hands?" "You needn't trouble yourself," said John haughtily, but in too low a voice, as he supposed, for Mr. Morton to hear. "I don't want a clodhopper to teach me." Frank's face flushed slightly, and without a word he passed John and occupied himself with showing Sam Rivers, who proved more tractable.

Soon after Colonel Boone had installed himself in his new home on the Arkansas River, he became the innocent victim of another man's wrath. A certain Mr. Haynes was keeping the Stage Station and was not giving satisfaction to the company, inasmuch as the mules seemed to be lacking the care and attention the company thought due them.

Olympia Brown settled as pastor of the parish at Weymouth Landing, in Massachusetts; and the Legislature acknowledged marriages solemnised by women as legal. Phebe Hanaford, Mary H. Graves, and Lorenza Haynes were the first Massachusetts women to be ordained preachers of the Gospel; the latter was at one time chaplain of the Maine House of Representatives.

Cadet Prescott plunged headlong through the darkness of the night into the dark river below! For an instant Haynes leaned far out. Now his eyes were filed with a terror that overcame the wild fascination of his wicked deed. His anger had died down in a flash. Turnback Haynes would have given worlds to be able to recall the felonious deed he had just committed. But it was too late.

"Do you mean that he is going to leave that boy to carry on the farm?" demanded Squire Haynes, in surprise. "Yes." "Well, all I can say is that he's more of a fool than I took him to be." "Oh, he thinks everything of Frank," said John bitterly. "He'll be nominating him for representative next." The squire winced a little.

So, Mis' Haynes, they sez, 'we want you should share this thing with us. You mustn't be selfish. You gotta give us a little part in it too. Are you willin'?" "It knocked me dumb me givin' anybody anything! Well, to finish, they's to be a big public service in the Town Hall on Friday. They'll have it all flags French ones, an' our'n too.

Yet it was a long tine, after all, before Lehigh managed to score a touchdown. When the time came, however, the visitors also made their kick for goal, and the score was Lehigh, 6; Army, 0. "Humph!" remarked Cadet Haynes, for the dozenth time. All his fellow subs. had moved away from him.

"Oh, there are some other kinds," pursued Haynes. "Personal standing, for instance?" "Thank heaven personal standing is rather easily reached here," replied Dick. "All a fellow has to do is to be courteous and honorable and his personal standing just about takes care of itself." "Oh, there are some other little matters in personal standing. Take the class presidency, Prescott, for instance."

For my part, I enlisted at once as a private and went into a strenuous campaign. Sumner was intrepid, high-purposed, and accomplished, but what is the world saying now of his judgment? His recent friendly but discriminating biographer, Prof. George H. Haynes, declares that even in matters of taste he was at fault.

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