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"Boston?" queried a third. "No, Kalamazoo. The centre of culture is out there now." "She knows how to dress, anyhow," said the first commentator. "I wonder what Parker would talk to her about when he was painting her. He's never read anything but Poe's 'Ullalume." "Well, that's a good subject 'Ullalume." "I suppose she's read it?" "She's read 'most everything, they say."
"I expaict your Kalamazoo conscience is worryin' y'u because y'u misjudged me." "It isn't," she denied instantly. "I ain't of a revengeful disposition. I'll forgive y'u for doing your duty and saving my life twice," he said, with a smile of whimsical irony. "I don't want your forgiveness." "Well, then for thinking me a 'bad man." "You ought to beg my pardon.
Jury Trial, and dinners, 216. Justice, the Arch Abolitionist, 306. Juvenal: allusion, 22; precept from heaven, 252. Kalamazoo, Mich., allusion, 388. Kamschatka, allusion, 167. Keats, John: quoted, 92; Ode to a Nightingale, 316; faint, swoon, 405. King, the, illustration, 74. Kirkland, John Thornton: Harvard presidency, 26, 52; memories, 27. Koran, allusion, 198. Labor: reform, 141; dignity, 142.
When he entered the Kalamazoo, in the company of the two men who had now fallen the victims of his own designs, his heart was full of the fell intention of cutting off the whole white race. Margery had first induced him to think of exceptions. He had early half-decided that she should be spared, to be carried to his own lodge, as an adopted daughter.
The first prairie we had ever seen was on the road between Detroit and Kalamazoo; distant from the latter place only some eight or nine miles. The axe had laid the country open in its neighborhood; but the spot was easily to be recognized by the air of cultivation and age that pervaded it.
Guilielma H. Barnum, Charlotte, 1904-6; Mrs. Clara B. Arthur, Detroit, 1906-1914; Mrs. Orton H. Clark, Kalamazoo, 1914-1918; Mrs. Belle Brotherton, Detroit, acting president, 1918; Mrs. Percy J. Farrell, Detroit, 1918-1919. From 1902 to 1906 the work was largely confined to the preparing of public opinion for the probable revision of the State constitution.
The sight of the fleet of canoes, in the straits of Michillimackinac, caused the fugitives the only real trouble they had felt, between the time when they left the mouth of the Kalamazoo, and the ten days that succeeded.
Cities are wells of iniquity; they’re full of all kinds of doin’s that respectable people wouldn’t be seen at, and I’m proud to say that I haven’t been in one myself for twenty-five years. I’m a great believer in keepin’ out of trouble, an’ if Jack’d just stuck to college an’ let towns go, he’d never have met the cabman and the Kalamazoo girl, an’ I’d have overlooked the cook an’ the cat.
Fortunately, citizens of smaller towns, like Ypsilanti, Kalamazoo, South Bend, Kenosha, and Racine, took a more sensible view of the proposed enterprise, and the line was built despite the contempt of Chicago capitalists. Now, however, the men of Chicago pay more than five thousand dollars a day for telegraphing at rates far lower than would have been thought possible in that early day.
"We paid full value, C. O. D.," added Si, "and not in Drake's Plantation Bitters labels nor in busted Kalamazoo bank notes, neither. I think fellers that pass patent-medicine labels and business-college advertisements on these folks for money, oughter to be tied up by the thumbs. It's mean." "That's what I say, too," added Shorty, with virtuous indignation.
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