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Keating, informed me that he was much better recompensed by the larger sizes of the rope he spun than by these. Bale or wool lashing is also made to a small extent for shipment to Sydney, &c.; the quality of the hemp used in making it being of an inferior description, and of a brownish colour.
They kept a man with me every minute of the time. You know a fellow named Predovich?" "I do," said Hal. "The company store-clerk; he once went through my pockets." Keating made a face of disgust. "Well, he was my chaperon. Imagine trying to get the miners to talk to you with that sneak at your heels!
"It was there," says the old Irish historian, Geoffrey Keating, "that the Festival of the Fire of Tlactga was ordered to be held, and it was thither that the Druids of Ireland were wont to repair and to assemble, in solemn meeting, on the eve of Samhain, for the purpose of making a sacrifice to all the gods.
The days slipped by, bringing winter to Clerkenwell, and with it Mr. Buffin. He returned to his old haunts one Friday night, thin but in excellent condition. One of the first acquaintances he met was Officer Keating. The policeman, who had a good memory for faces, recognised him, and stopped. "So you're out, young feller?" he said genially.
Keating, all unsuspecting, asked him to go to his home with a message for his wife. "Tell her," said Mr. Keating, "a newspaper gent has given me seats for the play to-night, and I'll be home at a quarter to seven." Mr. Buffin felt as Cromwell must have felt at Dunbar when the Scots left their stronghold on the hills and came down to the open plain.
He was looking ahead, to where the alley debouched onto the street. It was the street behind MacKellar's house, and only a block from the railroad-track. He dared not look behind, but he was straining his ears. Suddenly he heard a shout, in John Edstrom's voice. "Run! Run!" In a flash, Hal dropped the two crutches, and started down the alley, Keating at his heels.
She was shown into an inner room, where she was offered an armchair. Upon taking it, Mr Napper gravely seated himself at a desk and said: "Mr Keating is un'appily absent. Any confidence made to me is the same as made to 'im." Mavis recited her trouble, of which Mr Napper put down the details. When he had got these, Mavis waited in suspense. Mr Napper looked at his watch.
The Kingdom of Man. Lankester. Cost of Tuberculosis. Fisher. School Hygiene. Keating. Economic Loss Through Insects That Carry Disease. Howard. Report of Associated Fraternities on Infectious, Contagious, and Hereditary Diseases. Conservation of Life and Health by Improved Water Supply. Kober. Backward Children in the Public Schools. Davis. Dangers to Mine Workers.
Wellhouse. 11th Ward J. Coonrad, Thos. Dixon. Mayor Edward S. Flint. President of the Council I. U. Masters. Trustees 1st Ward J. J. Benton, C. C. Rogers. 2d Ward T. N. Bond. A. Roberts. 3d Ward A. C. Keating, H. S. Stevens. 4th Ward Henry Blair, E. Thomas. 5th Ward Joseph Sturges, N. P. Payne. 6th Ward Wm. Meyer, Jno.
In 1480, after two years of rival parties and viceroys, Lord Grey was feign to resign his office, and Kildare was regularly appointed Deputy to Richard, Duke of Gloucester, afterwards Richard III. Two years later, Keating was deprived of his rank by Peter d'Aubusson, Grand Master of Rhodes, who appointed Sir Marmaduke Lumley, an English knight, in his stead.
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