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Ladies looking for furnished rooms always have a history and a past; I don't like 'em." Jenny nodded without in the least understanding her aunt. She had heard this before, but she knew it was a peculiarity of Miss Husted always to say the same thing under the same circumstances, whether the occasion called for it or not.
Then she asked suddenly, "Have you had your breakfast yet?" Von Barwig shook his head. "Then, professor, you won't say no to a bite of hot breakfast with me," and Miss Husted smiled sweetly. Von Barwig still shook his head. "Ah, do," pleaded Jenny. "Dear, good, kind hearts, no! Many thousand thanks, no! I have much to do.
No," went on Miss Husted, now thoroughly aroused, "but you tell a great many things that you don't know! Not one of your fortunes has come true, lately, not one!" The cards had toppled over, there were no more fortunes in them, and Mrs. Mangenborn saw that her reign had come to an end.
Miss Husted looked at the letter-carrier inquiringly, but that official appeared not to have heard the question. At all events, he made no reply, and Miss Husted knocked on the professor's door. "Come in." Miss Husted opened the door. "Ah, madam, what can I do for you?" said Von Barwig, rising from the table at which he was writing. Miss Husted smiled sweetly.
Delegations from the Common Councils of New York, Brooklyn and Poughkeepsie and many of the Yale Alumni. The Legislative Committee: Messrs. James W. Husted, L. Bradford Prince, Samuel J. Tilden, Severn D. Moulton and John Simpson. The funeral address, delivered by Dr. Adams, was long and eloquent, and near the conclusion he said:
At this instant a loud scream was heard, followed by another, and still another. Von Barwig rushed into the hallway, followed by Jenny. "She's gone, gone! jumped out of the window!" screamed Miss Husted, from the top floor. "Look! the window's open, and she's gone; jumped out gone." "Who, who?" shouted Thurza, rushing upstairs.
At all events, when the bell had been nearly jerked out of its socket for the third time, Miss Husted poked her head out of Mrs. Mangenborn's room and shouted for Thurza to hurry up and answer it. As she received no answer, she went down a flight to the head of the kitchen stairs, and gave vent to a most unusual display of temper. This was brought on by the fact that Mrs. Mrs.
Outside stood a hack piled up with baggage, and on the doorstep, waiting patiently, stood a gentleman who bowed when the door was opened and asked gently with a foreign accent, if Miss Husted had a room for a studio and a bedroom.
It was evident that Von Barwig had made some impression on her, but she would not admit it. "I had built such hopes on Jenny," she said, shaking her head sadly. "Can you tell how Poons will turn out?" inquired Von Barwig, feeling that he was gaining ground. Miss Husted elevated her nose slightly, and handed the professor his letter.
Most valuable reports were read from all the affiliated countries containing accounts of their political conditions and the status of the movement for woman suffrage, which were printed in the Minutes, filling over fifty pages. The Resolutions Committee, Mrs. Ida Husted Harper, Miss Ashton and Mrs. van Loenen de Bores, reported strong resolutions, which were fully discussed and adopted.
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