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Holloway's proprietary chapel at Whitford, when Mrs. Ledwich was suddenly struck with the notion that dear Mr. Holloway might be prevailed on to come to Stoneborough to preach a sermon in the Minster, for the benefit of Cocksmoor, when they would all hold plates at the door. Flora gave Ethel a tranquillising pat, and, as Mrs. Ledwich turned to her, asking whether she thought Dr. May, or Dr.
Finally, the court intervened and told Lunt to tell, in his own words, why he went to Holloway's camp, what he found there, what he was told and what he did. There was some argument between Coombes and Brannhard, at one point, about the difference between hearsay and res gestae. When he was through, Coombes said, "No questions."
Then Mr. Compton quietly rang the bell, and with a slight apology to Alfred requested Colls to search for the draft of Mrs. Holloway's will. Alfred continued. Mr. Compton listened keenly, noted the salient points on a sheet of brief-paper, and demanded the exact dates of every important event related. The story finished, the attorney turned to Colls, and said mighty coolly, "You may go.
"Too bad we can't get hold of Holloway's," Emmert said. "Maybe we could, if he leaves them alone at his camp." "No. We can't risk that." He thought for a moment. "Wait a moment. I think we might be able to do it at that. Legally." Jack Holloway saw Little Fuzzy eying the pipe he had laid in the ashtray, and picked it up, putting it in his mouth.
Species, Holloway's Fuzzy Fuzzy fuzzy holloway. How'll that be?" That would be all right, he supposed. At least, they didn't try to Latinize things in extraterrestrial zoology any more. "I suppose our bumper crop of land-prawns is what brought them into this section?" "Yes, of course. George was telling me you thought they'd come down from the north; about the only place they could have come from.
Yes; we've all tried our Holloway's Pills, Tom, to cure all the ills of all the world and we've all found out I hope by this time that the tough old world has more in its inside than any Holloway's Pills will clear out." A few weeks later I received the following invitation to Snowdon, and to Snowdon we went in the autumn of 1856.
He admitted to himself that Holloway's prediction had come true he had met his match. Helene nodded demurely. "Yes, but it was such wonderful 'copy, Monty boy." The criminologist scowled over his cigarette, yet he could not feel as unhappy as he felt this defeat should make him. "When will the 'copy' be ready for publication, my dear girl. It would be most interesting, I fancy."
Holloway's whisperings with the coachman had ended the moment Mr. Supine appeared at the door, and the tutor had in the same moment been so struck with the beautiful varnish of Lord Rawson's dog-cart, that his pupil might have whispered longer, without rousing his attention. Mr.
The news of the loss of the Lively Peggy, with all the particulars mentioned in Alderman Holloway's letter, appeared in the next day's newspapers, and in the succeeding paper appeared an advertisement of Mrs. Howard's house in Portman-square, of her plate, china, furniture, books, &c. She had never in affluence disdained economy. She had no debts; not a single tradesman was a sufferer by her loss.
"Do you read me, Three? Well, Jack Holloway's got a little squatter trouble. Yeah; that's it. He's ordering them off his grant, and he thinks they might try to give him an argument. Yeah, sure, Peace Lovin' Jack Holloway, that's him.
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