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Still, Robin Gillespie, the doctor's son at Inver, could not have much to spare, but apparently he had given Eileen a good many trinkets. "When does Terry join his regiment?" Sir Shawn asked his wife one day with a certain sharpness. "Not till September." "And it is now August. A pity he should waste his time philandering." "Does he philander?" Lady O'Gara's voice had a hurt sound in it.
"You are going to be very smart, Eileen," Lady O'Gara said. "This looks like gaieties at Inver." "There may be some," answered Eileen, colouring slightly. "There are some soldiers under canvas at Inver Hill." Lady O'Gara referred to Eileen's preparations a little later in talking with her husband. Sir Shawn had got a bee in his bonnet about Terry and Eileen.
Or perhaps Gianesi may come by sea to Loch Inver. When Merton had read this elegant epistle aloud, Benson entered, bearing electrical apparatus which had been found in the book boxes abandoned by Blake. What he had done was obvious enough.
The mail had been delayed in consequence of there being no means of passage either by land or water. On the 10th Mr. W and Mr. K dined at Inver, and the former resisted all persuasions to remain until the morning, being anxious to reach his station, Ingolf, next day in time to intercept the expected mail-carrier, and feeling sure he could reach the intermediate station, Kalmar, before dark.
Inglewood took the paper from his hand, and read, half aloud, "These are to certify, that the bearer, Robert Campbell of of some place which I cannot pronounce," interjected the Justice "is a person of good lineage, and peaceable demeanour, travelling towards England on his own proper affairs, &c. &c. &c. Given under our hand, at our Castle of Inver Invera rara Argyle."
"Jolly nice of you to come for me. The mater must have missed you." "They insist on my presence at Inver now and again. I don't know why. It is very unreasonable of them!" She put out a satin slipper and stirred Shot with it. "The only drawback to this dear house," she said, "is that there are dogs everywhere." Shot growled in his sleep. Perhaps she had not touched him in quite the right way.
A council had been called in the Many-Coloured Land to discuss the case of a lady named Becuma Cneisgel, that is, Becuma of the White Skin, the daughter of Eogan Inver. She had run away from her husband Labraid and had taken refuge with Gadiar, one of the sons of Mananna'n mac Lir, the god of the sea, and the ruler, therefore, of that sphere.
The 27th of August dawned sultry and oppressive, but having decided to leave Inver for a long-promised visit to Ostersund on that day, and feeling that if I did not get the parting with the children over at once I should never succeed in going away at all, I determined to carry out my intention, although by doing so I was obliged to forego the pleasure of visiting Kalmar, which I regretted very much.
He crossed the three first lakes in safety upon the ice, and naturally thought that he should find the fourth equally firm, forgetting that the sun had been, shining on the north side with a heat doubled by the high, rocky shore. He attempted to cross, but, alas, never reached the other side. K , who had been detained at Inver, asked Kalmar when Mr.
This, of course, did not contribute to allay their fears; and it is literally true, that in several of the Gaelic villages, particularly near the firths of Loch Inver and Kyle-Sku, we saw on our departure old folks wring their hands in despair at the thought of the terrible misfortunes which the Danes would now bring on their hitherto peaceful country.
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