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Rubber stamps hold infinite possibilities of entertainment. So do colored cards arranged in trays. Elsmere shifted them all about, and stamped the date on everything in sight. Then came more Public, Mrs. Kittredge's maid this time, returning a book and not wishing more.
The detective leaned closer and said impressively: "If these things are true, it ought to be set forth in Kittredge's letters to you." It was another chance shot, and Coquenil watched the effect anxiously. "His letters to me!" she cried with a start of dismay, while M. Paul nodded complacently. "He never wrote me letters that is, not many, and whatever there were, I I destroyed."
He could scarcely eat another mouthful, and Minty found it unexpectedly easy to obey Aunt Kittredge's injunction to decline snow pudding lest there should not be "enough to go round." "What are you going to do?" asked Minty, overtaking Jason, as he walked dejectedly through the woodshed as soon as dinner was over. "I don't know; run away and be a cowboy like Hiram Trickey, I guess."
And this pistol belongs in a leather holster that I found in Mr. Kittredge's room. Dr. Joubert let me take the pistol for verification and there, you can see for yourselves." With this he produced the holster and the pistol and laid them before the judge. There was no doubt about it, the two objects belonged together. Various worn places corresponded and the weapon fitted in its case.
This was in Kittredge's department, and Blount called the superintendent on the phone. Kittredge was in his office, and he evidently knew about the vice-president's telegram. Also, he seemed anxious to have the division counsel go to Lewiston at once; so anxious that he offered his own service-car to be run as a special train.
An' this air a painter's " affecting to scan it by the window "two ears 'cordin' to law; yes, sir, two; and this" his keen old face had all the white light of the sad gray day on its bleaching hair and its many lines, and his eager old hands trembled with the excitement of the significant satire he enacted "an' this air a wolf's, ye say? Yes; it's a Kittredge's; same thing, Mr.
You are reasonably sure that you haven't been recognized here by any of our local people?" "I've kept the 'make-up' on most of the time. I've been in Mr. Gantry's office a couple of times, and in Mr. Kittredge's once, and neither of them caught on to me." "That's good. You'd better go now. O'Brien has gone after Gantry and Kittredge, and I don't care to have them find you here.
He had made two visits to this room, one at about three in the afternoon of the fatal day, when he spent an hour there, and entered Kittredge's room, no doubt, for the boots and the pistol; the other visit he made the same night when he tried to return the boots and was prevented from doing so. How he must have cursed that little photographer!
An hour before, as arranged the previous night, Papa Tignol had started out to search for Kittredge's lodgings, since the American, when questioned by Gibelin at the prison, had obstinately refused to tell where he lived and an examination of his quarters was a matter of immediate importance.
Marsh's Lectures on the English Language; Bradley's Making of English; Lounsbury's History of the English Language; Emerson's Brief History of the English Language; Greenough and Kittredge's Words and their Ways in English Speech; Welsh's Development of English Literature and Language. What did the Northmen originally have in common with the Anglo-Saxons and the Danes?
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