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His imagination leaped forward to the future. He pictured himself rowing with her on the river on Sundays; he would take her to Greenwich, he had never forgotten that delightful excursion with Hayward, and the beauty of the Port of London remained a permanent treasure in his recollection; and on the warm summer afternoons they would sit in the Park together and talk: he laughed to himself as he remembered her gay chatter, which poured out like a brook bubbling over little stones, amusing, flippant, and full of character.
"I guess I could floor him in wrestling." "You're too much for me, Ben, and I think I can stand up to him, and maybe lick him." "It's likely you can. Now, there was Hayward he was a big man. I didn't mind obeying him." "Are you talking about Mr. Sherwood?" asked Harry Howe, a boy of fourteen. "No, I'm not. I'm talking about Mr. Hayward." "How do you like the new teacher?" "He's only a boy.
Before returning home I found Mr Hayward, who, with Harry, has gone over to Ogilvie to give information of the blacks being in the neighbourhood." "But what if they should come here while our husbands are away?" exclaimed Mrs Berrington, trembling with alarm.
A very curious thing in this trial was the sworn statement of Hayward, the witness from England, that his sister had told him there, the morning after the shot was heard by the Indians near the Lesser Slave Lake, that she had dreamed that their brother Edward had died by violence in Canada.
Mrs. Grote has very kindly left Hayward l,000L. I am glad of it, for it will make him more comfortable, and, I hope, less cross. The Journal then has: January 7th. Dined at Sir P. Shelley's; Spedding, Browning. To Mr. E. Cheney January 18th.
Do you imagine either Ethel or Doris Hayward would do the wild things you do?" "Ethel Hayward is a brick. She couldn't be straitlaced anyhow, nor narrow-minded. Doris would do anything under the sun that suited her own ends." She got up, and turned away without perceiving his frown, beginning to gather up her paraphernalia. He stopped short in his walk.
The day, however, was wearing on, and no sign of the children had yet been seen. The sun's rays, as he sank towards the west, were glancing almost horizontally through the trees, when a bark was heard. Paul gave a loud cooey. It was answered, and greatly to their joy they saw Mr Hayward coming along with the children in his arms.
When opportunity offered Joyce led search-parties to look for the bodies or any trace of the missing men, and he subsequently handed me the following report: "I beg to report that the following steps were taken to try and discover the bodies of Captain Mackintosh and Mr. Hayward. After our party's return to the hut at Cape Evans, July 15, 1916, it was learned that Captain Mackintosh and Mr.
The captain did not express his fears to the rest of the party, with the exception of Mr Hayward and Paul, but his chief anxiety was about the river. On listening at the side of the house nearest to it, they could hear the water rushing along its hitherto dry bed, evidently at headlong speed. Mr Hayward, ever ready to assist, offered to go out and ascertain how high it had risen.
The State convention met Nov. 9, 1911, at Newport. At the State convention held Nov. 20, 1912, in Wilmington, addresses were made by Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, State president of Ohio, and Miss Harriet May Mills State president of New York; and on the subject Why Delaware Needs a College for Women by Mrs. Emalea P. Warner and Dr. Hayward.
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