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They had suffered very heavily in the first attack at Potgieter's Drift, but they now volunteered to take Grobler's Hill; and this, aided with the fire of the artillery and Colonel Wynne's brigade, they did in gallant style, the Boers being evidently nervous that they might find their retreat cut off should the Lancasters advance farther up the spruit.

I showed this note to my aunt, and soon went round, very much interested. My latch-key opened the Lancasters' door, and I hurried to the parlor, where I heard my friend practising with great diligence. I went up to her, and she turned her head and kissed me solemnly.

While Lounsbury, too joyfully excited to sleep, was in the sutler's billiard-room, giving Fraser, who was about to depart with the expedition, a sympathetic history of the Lancasters a history in which Marylyn was shrewdly made the dainty central figure. At five o'clock, everything being in readiness, a livelier activity prevailed.

Well, I am much obliged to you for coming around," he said in a tone of dismissal. "You are coming to dine with us soon, I believe? The Lancasters are coming, too. And we expect Rhodes home. He's due next week." "One member of your family will be glad to see him," said Norman, smiling. "The wedding is to take place in a few weeks, I believe?" "I hear so," said the father. "Fine young man, Rhodes?

The storekeeper coloured under his visor. "It's nay-ther," he mocked laughingly. "None o' yer shillyshallin'," warned the ferryman, giving the other a playful whack with his gad. "Oi kin rade ye loike a buke." "You can't read a book," declared Lounsbury. "But I'll tell you: I'm going to the Lancasters'." Old Michael nodded, with a sly wink through the portholes of his mask.

You would have got on all right last week; we had the York and Lancasters.” “Do you think they will come to the meetings?” “I don’t know,” he replied; “they come for everything else! They come for their smokes, candles, soap, buttonsbachelor’s buttonspostcards, and everything else they want. But whether they will come for the religious part, I don’t know.” “Well,” I said, “we can but try.”

"You want this tight, but not too tight, don't you, Julie?" said she. "That can come in a little, still. No," she resumed aggrievedly, "but I board at a nice place on Fulton street; the Lancasters, the people that keep it, are just lovely. Mrs.

Coming from the Lancasters' high city house, it did not seem as if we had to go up stairs at all there, for every step of the stairway is so broad and low, and you come half-way to a square landing with an old straight-backed chair in each farther corner; and between them a large, round-topped window, with a cushioned seat, looking out on the garden and the village, the hills far inland, and the sunset beyond all.

"Now we'll maybe get a few months of peace." "Oh, Bullard has ceased from troubling for good," said Teddy rather cockily. "Indeed, sir!" returned Caw very respectfully. His thoughts were speedily diverted, however, by Alan's intimation of the Lancasters' approaching visit. "And you'll just forget, Caw, that you ever saw Mr. Lancaster in an invidious position here. He has suffered enough."