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Blair a letter in which, after referring to Mr. Davis, he said: "You may say to him that I have constantly been, am now, and shall continue, ready to receive any agent whom he, or any other influential person now resisting the National Authority, may informally send to me, with the view of securing Peace to the People of our common Country." On the 21st of January, Mr.
Strange to meet us so that we could talk informally about some business. Although we must call a shareholders' meeting if my suggestions are approved, we hold enough stock between us to force through any decision at which we arrive." "To begin with, you had better state whose votes you command," said George. When Stormont gave the names the secretary opened the register and then nodded.
Abram Pantin, who announced vivaciously that she had run in informally for a few minutes and brought her shadow embroidery. Since Mrs. Pantin never ran in informally anywhere, and she was wearing the sunburst and rings which Mrs.
She was at home on Sundays informally, she had said, whenever she happened to be in town during the winter, though Thursday was her "day" during the season. It had only been because Sir Walter's affairs rendered a short stay in town necessary, that they were spending Christmas in Park Lane.
Often the old ruler of Sambir would visit informally the blind Arab and listen gravely to his talk during the hot hours of an afternoon. In the night, Babalatchi would call and interrupt Omar's repose, unrebuked.
But this was far from being the sentiment of Don Frederic. He seemed to read defiance as well as despair in the sunken eyes which glared upon him as he entered the place, and he took no thought of the pledge which he had informally but sacredly given. All the officers of the garrison were at once arrested. Some of them had anticipated the sentence of their conqueror by a voluntary death.
It is not well to let go every tie, drop everybody so completely. No man can do that to advantage. It would be so much better for you to go about a bit see and be seen, you know; just to meet a few people informally; go to see some pretty girl you know well enough to to " "To what? Make love to?" "That would he very good for you," she said. "But not for the pretty girl.
He turned then to the waiting secretary, and letting his hand drop on Edestone's shoulder: "Mr. Williams," he said, "this is Mr. John Fulton Edestone, of New York, whose name is no doubt familiar to you. He is desirous of meeting and discussing quite informally with the potentates of Europe, a little matter which he thinks, and I more or less agree with him, will be of decided interest to them."
As the London "Times" expressed it, America was not to be allowed "to retain what she had taken from us, at the cheap price of an interminable correspondence." December 19 this dispatch reached Lord Lyons; he talked its contents over with Mr. Seward informally, and deferred the formal communication until the 23d. Mr. Lincoln drew up a proposal for submission to arbitration.
"Who would not confide," replied Neyen, "in the word of so exalted, so respectable a Beggar as you, O most excellent prince?" With these facetious words began the negotiations through which an earnest attempt was at last to be made for terminating a seemingly immortal war. The conversation, thus begun, rolled amicably and informally along.
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