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Poor Hayward's body was brought into Gilgit, and he lies in an orchard close to the British Agency. I can quite imagine Hayward, or any man who has any appreciation of the grandeur of Nature in her wilder moods, wishing to see the sun rise once again over these tumbled masses of snow peaks and bare cliffs.

To Farnborough on the 30th. Back to town on November 4th. To Mr. T. Longman Foxholes, October 10th. I see the 'Quarterly' announces an article on my 'Petrarch. Unless Smith is the falsest of men, it will be a civil article, for he was enthusiastic in his praises of the book to me personally. But I shall not be surprised if it is another flourish of Hayward's stiletto. October 19th.

Johnson into a sudden request for pardon, and protestation of not having ever intended to accuse his friend of a falsehood. Hayward's Piozzi, i. 312. In the original, 'nor. Works, viii. 311. In the original, 'either wise or merry. In the original, 'stands upon record'. Works, viii. 316.

It reminded him of his own mortality, for like everyone else Philip, knowing perfectly that all men must die, had no intimate feeling that the same must apply to himself; and Hayward's death, though he had long ceased to have any warm feeling for him, affected him deeply.

Baron von Xanten observed her distracted look, averted his face, and coming to a decision opened the carriage door, quickly mounted outside, and in a second or two the carriage left the shore behind, and ascended the road by which it had come. In about an hour they reached Jim Hayward's home. The Baron alighted, and spoke to her through the window.

Thrale gives a long but scarcely credible account of her quarrel with Baretti. It is very unlikely that he used to say to her eldest daughter 'that, if her mother died in a lying-in which happened while he lived here, he hoped Mr. Thrale would marry Miss Whitbred, who would be a pretty companion for her, and not tyrannical and overbearing like me. Hayward's Piozzi, ii. 336.

Thrale's death, 'Johnson and I, and many other friends, were to dine with him that day. The rest of the note, at all events, is inaccurate, for he says that 'Mrs. Mrs. Hayward's Piozzi, ii. 337. Moved by compassion, he obtained for him from the King a royal patent for performances at the Haymarket from May 14 to Sept. 14 in every year. He played but thrice after his retirement.

I'm sorry to be so damned emotional, but for six months I've been starved for beauty." "You used to be so matter of fact. It's very interesting to hear you say that." "Damn it all, I don't want to be interesting," laughed Philip. "Let's go and have a stodgy tea." Hayward's visit did Philip a great deal of good. Each day his thoughts dwelt less on Mildred. He looked back upon the past with disgust.

Hayward's Mechlin, while their elders, suddenly lacking material for discourse, made shift to take a deal of snuff. The Colonel took matters into his own capable hands. "Mr. Jaquelin, I wish that my tobacco at Westover may look as finely a fortnight hence as does yours to-day! There promise to be more Frenchmen in my fields than Germans at St. James. Mr.

Richardson had lived till I came out, my praises would have added two or three years to his life. "For," says Dr. Johnson, "that fellow died merely from want of change among his flatterers: he perished for want of more, like a man obliged to breathe the same air till it is exhausted." Hayward's Piozzi, i. 311.

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