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"In fact, I suppose my passion for it was never real, and I only fancied I was enchanted with it from hearing papa and Mr Bristles perpetually raving about strength and genius. Is Miss Hendy a really clever woman?" "A genuine humbug, I should say gooseberry champagne at two shillings a bottle," was the somewhat professional verdict on Miss Hendy's claims.
Mr Bill Whalley had explained the exact difference between Norway and Canada timber, greatly to Miss Emily's satisfaction; and Miss Sophia had again and again expressed her determination to leave the house the moment Miss Hendy entered it; and both the young ladies had related the energetic language in which they had expressed this resolution to their father, and threatened him with immediate desertion if he didn't cut that horrid old schoolmistress at once.
The first officers were H.P. Grant, foreman; M.J. O'Connor and H.B. Terwilliger, assistants; members, Harry M. Shaw, Nicholas Hendy, John B. Oliver, F.A. Cariveau, H.A. Schlick. C.D. Hadway, N. Nicuhaus, L.R. Storing, William T. Donaldson, Daniel Rohrer, J. Fletcher Williams, N. W. Kittson, Alfred Bayace, John McCauley and a number of others.
What visions of beauty and sublimity passed before the inward and spiritual sight of blind Milton and Beethoven! I have an esteemed friend, Morrison Hendy, of Kentucky, who is deaf and blind; yet under these circumstances he has cultivated his mind to a high degree, and has written poems of great beauty, and vivid descriptions of scenes which have been witnessed only by the "light within."
He ain't a bad round of beef; and I almost like our two mutton-chops, since they have freed the house from such shocking sour-crouts and watery taties as I have just flinged into the street." But it was impossible to convert the great Mr Bristles to the belief into which his quondam follower, Mr Pitskiver, had fallen as to the qualities of Miss Hendy.
A man o' my family may have a bit o' hoard put by by his forefathers." "I see," said Mr Pamphlett thoughtfully. "Hendy shall make out the receipt. But this doesn't include costs of the ejectment order, you know." "I'll bring 'em to-morrow, if you'll let me know the amount." "Hendy shall give you a note of it. . . No to be fair, the ejectment order still stands against you.
"Oh, my dear, don't ask me to explain the peculiarities of the French temperament." "Yes, but all the letters in the letter-box would be English or German, as Hendy says." Bertha glanced at Miriam. Miriam flushed. She could not discuss Mademoiselle with two of the girls at once. "Rum go," said Bertha. "You're right, my son. It's rum. It's all over now, anyhow. There's no accounting for tastes.
"Miss Hendy?" enquired the spinster in breathless anticipation. "Jist so," responded the other "there can't be no mystery no longer, and they'll be off for France in a few days." "For France? gracious! how do you know?" "I hear'd Mr Bristles, which is their confidant, say something about a chay and Dover. In cooss they will go that way to Boulogne."
Quoted by Russell, Hendy describes the case of a negro who had successive attacks of glandular swelling of the scrotum, until finally the scrotum was two feet long and six feet in circumference. It is mentioned that mortification of the part caused this patient's ultimate death. James Thorington. The patient was a native of Fiji, and was successfully operated on, with preservation of the testes.
"Armes, armes, Momzell," wailed Ulrica gently gazing out of the window. "Som one should go, go you, Henchen," urged Emma. "Don't, for goodness' sake, Hendy," begged Jimmie, "not you, she's wild about you going downstairs," she whispered. Miriam struggled with her gratification. "Oh go, som one; go you, Clara!" "Better leave her alone," ruled Gertrude.
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