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Has he behaved himself?" "You are wrong again, Aunt Sarah," said George; "it is I who have been taking Esther to church. I thought it was worth seeing." "Church is always worth seeing, George, and I hope your friend Mr. Hazard's sermon has done you good." "It did me good to see Wharton there," answered George; "he looked as though it were a first representation, and he were in a stage box.
As the likeness came out more strongly, he stopped one morning before it, when Esther, after finishing her own task, was working on Mr. Hazard's design. "By our lady of love!" said Wharton, with a start and a laugh; "now I see what mischief you three have been at!" "The church would not have been complete without it," said Esther timidly. For several minutes Wharton looked in silence at the St.
I score up this first falsehood to his account." "If you lie no better than that, Aunt Sarah, Hazard's conscience won't trouble him much. When is the engagement to be out?" "Very soon, at this rate.
No other savage people so boldly resisted the Iroquois; but the story in Hazard's Annals of Pennsylvania, that a hundred of them beat off sixteen hundred Senecas, is disproved by the fact, that the Senecas, in their best estate, never had so many warriors. The miserable remnant of the Andastes, called Conestogas, were massacred by the Paxton Boys, in 1763. See "Conspiracy of Pontiac," 414.
After the swim, they would take a fresh shower at Hazard's house, rub each other down in training camp style, and be ready for the noon meal. In the afternoon Hazard returned to his desk, and Billy to his outdoor work, although, still later, they often met for a few miles' run over the hills. Training was a matter of habit to both men.
'I have saved your lives, he cried, then turned and was buried in the gloom of night." Hazard's Register of Penn., vol. iv., 389. General Braddock set out from Alexandria on the 20th of April. Washington remained behind a few days to arrange his affairs, and then rejoined him at Fredericktown, in Maryland, where, on the 10th of May, he was proclaimed one of the general's aides-de-camp.
This point was settled when she had been some ten days at work trying to satisfy Wharton's demands, which were also Mr. Hazard's, in regard to the character and expression of St. Cecilia.
Now they were long, now short; and again they came and went with great rapidity, or ceased altogether for several moments at a time. "I have it!" Hazard's face lighted up with the coming of understanding. "I have it! That fellow up there is trying to talk to us. He's flashing the sunlight down to us on a pocket-mirror dot, dash; dot, dash; don't you see?"
Miss Hazard's honorary degrees are the A.M. from Michigan and the Litt.D. from Brown University. She is also an honorary member of the Eta chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, which was installed at Wellesley on January 17, 1905. On Thursday, October 19, 1911, Ellen Fitz Pendleton was inaugurated president of Wellesley College in Houghton Memorial Chapel.
It was all odd jobs, but he preferred it so, for it enabled him to suit his time to Jim Hazard's. Each day they boxed and took a long swim through the surf. When Hazard finished his morning's writing, he would whoop through the pines to Billy, who dropped whatever work he was doing.
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