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Hamblin, disgusted beyond measure at the decision of the principal. "Did any one ever hear of a captain working his vessel while in the steerage?" retorted Mr. Lowington, impatiently, as he took a pen and wrote a few lines on a sheet of paper. "Was Captain Kendall respectful to you?" "No, sir." "What did he say that was disrespectful?" "Disobedience is always disrespectful.
Kendall. "Mr. This was news to me. I presumed it was done and that the assignment was duly recorded at the Patent Office. The examination of the records in the progress of obtaining my extension has, doubtless, led to the discovery of the omission."
Kendall shrugged. "There isn't a lot of apparatus. I'm going to install them in my ships, and in the bank. I suspect we haven't a lot of time left." "How near ready are those ships?" "About. That's all I can say. They've been torn up a bit for installation of the atostor apparatus. Now they'll have to be changed again." "Anything more coming?" Buck smiled slowly.
The first afternoon was to be occupied in exploring Rotterdam, and, as usual, Paul Kendall and Dr. Winstock kept together. "This is the Hoogstraat," said the doctor, when they reached the principal street of the city. "Does that mean Hog Street?" "Not at all," laughed Dr. Winstock. "It means the High Street.
"You, Lyn?" Lynda stood in the doorway; Betty's back was to her. "Yes, Betty." "Come and see my red-headed boy my Bobilink! He's going to be Robert Kendall." Then Lynda drew near with Ann. Betty stopped rocking and confronted the two with her far-reaching, strangely penetrating gaze. "What a beautiful little girl," she whispered. "Is she beautiful, Betty?" "She's lovely.
A rope was thrown down upon my head: the offence was suffered to pass unnoticed by Mr. Kendall. I was wilfully or carelessly thrown into the river; the captain did not consult me, but made his inquiries in private, and of course the culprits escaped." "You were thrown into the river by your own carelessness, Mr. Hamblin. I saw the whole of it." "So Mr. Kendall told me, in the most offensive tones.
I think I shall become better acquainted. What's your name?" Patricia was much diverted by this direct address. "I am Patricia Kendall," she returned with equal candor. "I like your looks, too, and I'm quite willing to be as chummy as you like." "H h'm," said the girl again. "Don't bank on me.
Kendall and Norton gained two yards each through centre, and Norton punted to Brimfield's forty-five yard line, where Burrage made a fair catch. The stands grew very quiet while the Claflin quarter-back poised the ball. Then Burrage stepped forward and sent it speeding away.
Captain of the Chancellor Greys Albert Nye, '62. Student companies were organized at once; and the Tappan Guards under Charles Kendall Adams, '61, the Chancellor Greys, under Isaac H. Elliot, '62, and the Ellsworth Zouaves, under Albert Nye, '62, who died at Murfreesboro in 1862, formed a University Battalion which enrolled practically every student in the University.
Terrill directs me to inform you that a squall is coming up," said Ritchie, the third master, as he touched his cap to Captain Kendall. "No interruption! No interruption!" interposed Professor Hamblin, very ill-naturedly. The third master touched his cap, as the captain bowed to him in acknowledgment that he had heard the message, and then retired.
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