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Our dinner-hour was twelve o'clock, and Hendry, for a not incomprehensible reason, called this meal his brose. Frequently, however, while I was there to share the expense, broth was put on the table, with beef to follow in clean plates, much to Hendry's distress, for the comfortable and usual practice was to eat the beef from the broth-plates.

"Lick away at the bone you hae," the shoemaker replied heartlessly, and conducted me to his room up one of the few inside stairs then in Thrums. Hendry's oddest furniture was five boxes, fixed to the wait at such a height that children could climb into them from a high stool. In these his bairns slept, and so space was economized.

That woman ought not to be at large! DURHAM, July 15 At Farmer Hendry's. We left York this morning, and arrived here about eleven o'clock. It seems there is some sort of an election going on in the town, and there was not a single fly at the station. Mr. Copley walked about in every direction, but neither horse nor vehicle was to be had for love nor money.

Hendry's always forbidding face was even more lowering than usual as his eyes turned upon the chief officer. Chard, whose head was bound up in a bloodstained handkerchief, smiled in his frank, jovial manner as he rose, lifted his cap to Tessa, and nodded pleasantly to Oliver and Harvey. "What are your orders, sir?" asked the chief mate addressing the captain.

As a beginning one Anthony Hendry, a boy outlawed from the Isle of Wight for smuggling, was permitted to go back with the Assiniboines from Nelson in June 1754. Hendry's itinerary is not difficult to follow. The Indian place-names used by him are the Indian place-names used to-day by the Assiniboines.

"No man hath seen God at any time; the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, He hath declared Him." The Rev. R. J. Campbell, M.A., in a paper on Divine Immanence and Pantheism. We cannot forbear quoting two pungent lines of Mr. Hamish Hendry's, in which the outcome of such theosophising seems to be not altogether unjustly described as

"It's him," she said, and then, with swelling throat, she ran back to Jess. The door of the workshop was wide open, held against the wall by the wind. T'nowhead and the others went in. The cruizey stood on the little window. Hendry's back was to the door, and he was leaning forward on the silent loom.

Hendry made no answer, but gave the officer one of his shifty, sullen glances as the dying man was lifted out and put into Oliver's boat. "Here they are," and all that he had asked for was passed over to him by Harvey. "Did you save any firearms?" was Hendry's next question. "Yes," replied Harvey; "two Winchesters, a Snider carbine, and all the cartridges we could find in your cabin."

"Because he was nearly drowned in the flood." "She'll be wi' him?" "He was alone." Hendry's face lit up dimly with joy, and then he shook his head. "Tammas was witness," he said. "Can you deny the marriage?" "All I ask of you," I answered guardedly, "is to suspend judgment until the minister returns."

Hendry gave him a look of murderous hatred, and his utterance almost choked him as he replied "I shall give my orders presently. But where are the other firemen five of them are missing." "Six of them rushed this boat," answered the mate quietly; "two of them those scoundrels there," and he pointed to the two in Hendry's boat, "let the after fall go by the run, and drowned the others."

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