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Communications were also opened through the Bishop of Chester with the west of England Jacobites, always numerous in Cheshire, Shropshire, and other counties nearest to Ireland. Certain changes were then made in the Privy Council; Chief Justice Keating's attendance was dispensed with as one opposed to the new policy, but his judicial functions were left untouched. Dr.
English, for the machine-made rope, generally known as "Keating's patent cordage," supposing the material so spun to be converted into an assorted lot of from one to six-inch cordage.
"I merely wanted to ask if you have sufficient time to let me dictate a few, short letters that ought to go out to-day," said Bobby, sarcastically; and then added with mock apology: "Don't move, Mr. Deever; if you're not in Miss Keating's way, you're certainly not in mine." "A great josher!" that young woman was heard to comment, admiringly.
"Your story'll be on the street in Western City in a little over an hour; it'll be down here as soon thereafter as they can get telephone connections. And take my advice, if you want to keep a whole skin, you'll be out of Pedro when that happens!" When Hal spoke, he did not answer Billy Keating's last remark.
Every one sat beaming, and fragrant veils of smoke soon draped the room. "Why do you call her 'Miss Sherwood'?" Boswell whispered in Keating's ear. "That's her name." "Ain't she the daughter of that old fellow over there by the window? Ain't her name Fisbee?" "No; she's his daughter, but her legal name's Sherwood; she's an adop " "Great Scott! I know all about that.
"There's been trouble on the railroad a freight-car broke down and ripped up the track; it'll be some time before it's clear." They discussed this new problem back and forth. MacKellar wanted to get in half a dozen friends and keep guard over Hal during the night; and Hal had about agreed to this idea, when the discussion was given a new turn by a chance remark of Keating's.
The 'Gutta Percha Company, 'Locock's Female Pills, 'Keating's Cough Lozenges, and the 'Triumphs of Medicine, all with staring woodcuts and royal arms, occupied conspicuous places in every paper. A new advertisement was a novelty. However, the two papers answered a great deal better than either did singly, and any lack of matter was easily supplied from the magazines and new books.
Of course, I'll do as you suggest; but I'm positive I can find nothing discreditable in his dealings here. "Keep me posted on everything. "As ever, yours," Miss Keating's anxiety was aroused. After a very long silence, she took the reins into her own hands. "Is Mr. Briggs in trouble?" she asked at a venture. Mr. Briggs was the only client she could think of, whose name began with a B. "Briggs?
In Keating's Cyclopedia of the Diseases of Children, Dr. John B. Deaver of Philadelphia makes the following statements: "Appendicitis, whether acute or chronic, is essentially a surgical affection, and should be placed at once under the care of a skillful surgeon.
Before I sampled the tramp ward, I covered myself with Keating's powder from head to foot. It wasn't a bit of good. 'When may I come and talk to you? 'Hello, Mrs. Thomas! Vida turned and found the Lady Sophia at her side. 'Why, father! Oh, I see, Miss Levering. Well' she turned to the woman in the corner 'how's the House of Help? 'Do you know about Mrs. Thomas's work? Vida asked.
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