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It was excruciatingly funny I'll admit that. But they missed the point, after all. They didn't care about Legard's books a bit they cared much more about that funny cameo ring he wears on his tie!" "It all seems to me horribly vulgar," said Kaye. "No, it was no more vulgar than a dance of gnats," said Father Payne. "They were all alive, those people.
Precisely as the clock struck eight and a bell began to toll somewhere in the recesses of the High Street, an old gentleman walked in, and the barmaid, catching Spargo's eye, gave him a glance which showed that the play was about to begin. "Good evening, Mr. Kaye," said the barmaid. "You're first tonight." "Evening," said Mr. Kaye and took a seat, scowled around him, and became silent.
I therefore immediately engaged my passage in this vessel for America; and having taken leave of Dr. Laidley, to whose kindness I was so largely indebted, and my other friends on the river, I embarked at Kaye on the 17th day of June.
A Letter on the Ministerial Crisis, by the old Montreal Correspondent of the Colonial Gazette, Kingston, 1843. Quoted from Ryerson, Story of my Life, pp. 332-3. Ryerson, op. cit. p. 323. See above, p. 116. Viger was defeated in the election of 1844. Kaye, Papers and Correspondence of Lord Melcalfe, p. 426. See, for the whole intrigue, Correspondence between the Hon. W. H. Draper and the Hon.
On the 9th June the batteries began playing, and after four thousand six hundred shots a good breach had been effected in the defences along the Kaye an earthen work lying between two strong walls of masonry. The breach being deemed practicable, a storm was ordered. To reach the Kaye it was necessary to cross a piece of water called the Haven, over which a pontoon bridge was hastily thrown.
A thousand years hence we shall probably know something about it we don't now." "I feel that very strongly about books," said Kaye. "There are certain authors, who have skill, charm, fancy, invention, style all the things you value who yet leave you absolutely cold. They have every qualification for pleasing except the power to please. It is simply a case of Dr. Fell!
"Well, no; not pulmonary disease. A kind of atrophy. I scarcely know what to call it. Now, look here, Kaye. This illness has thrown all my affairs into a muddle. Taken in conjunction with the depressed state of the money-market, it has been altogether an upset for me.
Kaye, irritated, or having reached the conclusion that the newcomer was not in the very least worth while, said with soft fervor to her who was: "How delightful that dear Jack was returned! Of course you are as interested in his career as the rest of us." "I should be a good deal more so if his mother had turned him across her knee a little oftener or if I could shake him myself occasionally."
He knew the man, a preemptor of Folly Bay, a truckler to the cannery because he was always in debt to the cannery, and a quarrelsome individual besides, who took advantage of his size and strength to browbeat less able men. MacRae had got few salmon off Sam Kaye since the cannery opened. He had never asked Kaye to hold fish for him.
"He has not arrived, however." "Has there been any telegram from him? any news as to the cause of his non-return?" Fischer persisted. "I believe that Mr. Kaye, his secretary, has some information, sir," the man admitted. "Perhaps you would like to see him." Fischer did not hesitate, and was conducted at once to the study in which Mr.
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