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'Ay sooth, we feel too strong in weal, to need Thee on that road; But woe being come, the soul is dumb, that crieth not on "God." MRS. BROWNING. That afternoon she walked swiftly to the Higgins's house. Mary was looking out for her, with a half-distrustful face. Margaret smiled into her eyes to re-assure her.
Higgins's next Sunday's paper will mention that the Mechanics' Institute was honoured by the presence of the Miss Woodbournes! 'Dear me, do you think so? said Katherine, who could not guess from her sister's manner what opinion she intended to express. 'I think it very probable indeed, said Helen; 'such a sanction to the education-without-religion system is not to be neglected.
I trust my sensibilities, and senses too, may be sufficient for all proper purposes, when the proper time comes for their employment; but I can't flame up at every sunbeam, and grow enthusiastic in the contemplation of Bill Johnson's cottage, and Richard Higgins's hedgerow.
"Got the rules in your pocket, too, I suppose." "I have," said Todd "for reference. But I know now, Higgins, that goal-keepers cannot take more than two steps with the ball, and " Sharpe's lot guffawed at Todd's neat little thrust at Higgins's little failing as a goal-keeper. "But don't you worry, Hig; I'll see you through all right. Three-quarter each way, I suppose?"
Higgins's silence and general self-restraint during these last hours. Louise's mother might, without transgressing the probabilities of the situation, have made this a memorable morning indeed. She confined herself to a rather frequent ringing of the bedroom bell.
He has about three hundred a year. It isn't much, of course; but I suppose Mr. Higgins would give me something. And yet I'm sure it won't come to anything. Let's go home and have a good talk, shall we? Mrs. Higgins's letter had caused Emmeline and her husband no little amusement; but at the same time it led them to reflect.
Blossom went across the street and up the narrow stairs to Lawyer Norton's office, where a contract was drafted and signed, obligating Scattergood to deliver to the Higgins's Bridge Pulp Company twenty-five thousand cords of pulp, on or before May 1st, payment to be made on delivery. Mr.
Still Polena's got sense. She'll hold Hardee in check, I cal'late. I wouldn't wonder if it ended by her bossin' things and the Major actin' as a sort of pet poodle dog nice and pretty to walk out with, but always kept at the end of a string." "You didn't go to Higgins's for dinner to-day, did you?" "No. Nor I shan't go for supper.
Don't try to put me off or give me evasive answers. I want to know why they have gone." Parker looked at him keenly. "Humph!" he grunted. "I'll have to get into Mrs. Higgins's wig. I told her not to let you worry, and you have worried. You're all of a shake." "Never mind that. I asked you a question." "I know you did. Now, Mr. Ellery, I'm disappointed in you.
'The company there present, are, I believe, honoured with due mention of Sir Edward Merton and family, said Rupert; 'but I am speaking of another part of the paper where Miss Merton is especially noted, alone in her glory. 'In what paper did you say, Rupert? said Lady Merton. 'The Abbeychurch Reporter, said he. 'Mr. Higgins's paper! said Anne.
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