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Marjorie, too, had been made to feel the weight of their displeasure, for they took pains to circulate the report that it was she who had told tales to the principal, and thus brought them to grief. Several of the sophomores, including Ellen Seymour, heatedly denied the rumor, and a number of freshmen also took up the cudgels in her behalf.
Bland and Baker, having heatedly discussed the details of the victory, had at last drifted into silence; only Pinetop was awake this he learned from the odour of the corncob pipe which floated from a sheltered corner. "Come over, Pinetop," called Dan, cordially, "and let's make ready for the pursuit to-morrow. Why, to-morrow we may eat a civilized dinner in Washington think of that!"
The others witnessed this and Grace said, quite heatedly: "Oh, you can't make a silk purse out of a pig's ear. Thad's an incurable grouch," at which Skeets laughed till she shook, and Mr. Hooper nodded his head. "Lad," he said, "you're a wonder an' I ain't got no more to say ag'in' your doin' this work here. Go ahead with it your own way.
Congress, as has been heretofore noted, had already long and heatedly debated various propositions referring to Slavery and African Colonization, and had enacted such of them as, in its wisdom, were considered necessary; and was now entering a further stormy period of contention upon various other projects touching the Abolition of the Fugitive Slave Laws, the Confiscation of Rebel Property, and the Emancipation of Slaves all of which, of course, had been, and would be, vehemently assailed by the loyal Border-States men and their Free-State Democratic allies.
Thereupon Melchior declared that without losing a moment they must, primo, draw up the official request to the Prince; secondo, publish the work; tertio, organize a concert to give it a hearing. There were further long conferences between Melchior and Jean Michel. They argued heatedly for two or three evenings. It was forbidden to interrupt them. Melchior wrote, erased; erased, wrote.
This appeal, so pathetic to the speaker, caused Mrs. Barry again to raise her napkin to her rebellious lips. "I tell you," went on Ben heatedly, "she has been through so much that the surprise and humiliation of your manner made her faint." "Now, dear, be calm. Didn't I bring her to again? Didn't I do up her hair it's beautiful, but I like it better wound up, in company didn't I want to give her "
"It was an unexpected blow; it caught me unawares," he said heatedly. "I'll break the slave in two." "Try it without your sun-tube," said Hilary laconically. The captain made a movement toward him. "Leave him alone," Artok cried sharply. He seemed to enjoy his Captain's discomfiture. "I have other plans for him. Now go. Take the girl with you. I'll watch this presumptuous Earthling."
"What an extraordinary thing! That is an absolutely exact description. Her eyes were a deep blue...." "Or, rather, green." "Blue." "Green. There is a shade of green that looks blue." "What the devil do you know about the colour of her eyes?" demanded Eustace heatedly. "Am I telling you about her, or are you telling me?" "My dear old man, don't get excited.
Bascom owns the house, and you are staying here merely on sufferance." For a moment Maxwell was too astonished to speak; then he began: "Mr. Bascom owns this house? What do you mean? The house is part of the property of the church." "You are mistaken, my friend." "You will kindly not repeat that form of address, and explain what you mean," replied Maxwell heatedly.
When Texas declared her independence from Mexico, and sought admission into the Union of States, the slavery question was discussed in that connection in Kentucky as heatedly as in any other section. General Zachary Taylor, a native Kentuckian, born and reared near Louisville, was placed in command of the American forces when war was about to be declared against Mexico.
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