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"I am to say, very respectfully, that the fellows are dissatisfied with the idea of going to sea, and giving up the trip to the Rhine." "Yes; and we respectfully request that the principal will make good his promise to take us into Germany," added Hyde. "Don't you mean to say anything about the letters to our fathers, asking them to take us away from the ship?" inquired Lindsley.
"We ought to make ourselves felt, which we haven't done yet, for the rest of the ship's company seem to regard our movement as a good joke, and to think we are having the worst of it. Well, I think we are; and we must make ourselves felt." "Do you call it making yourselves felt when you are pounded on the head with belaying pins, as you were in the Josephine?" inquired Lindsley, dryly.
Conklin the express agent, for secretary. Then a committee on constitution and by-laws was appointed, and the company adjourned to meet in the Commercial Club rooms the next Wednesday night. But where was Dick? Unnoticed by the audience while their attention was diverted toward Mr. Lindsley, he had slipped from the rear of the stage and had made his way by the back stairs to the street.
It was indescribably sad, this swimming up to reality. The buttoning of her little tippet. The smell of damp umbrellas. Then the jamming down the aisle toward the late and rainy afternoon. At the door they were suddenly crushed up against Horace Lindsley, his coat collar turned up about his ears. "Miss Becker," he said, by way of greeting, nodding and showing his teeth.
Paul repeated the explanation to the penitents which the principal had given the day before. "We understood that we were going to sea just to please Shuffles," said Lindsley. "The captain certainly wanted better discipline, and he did propose a day or two at sea for its improvement," added Paul. "I don't care for two or three days at sea, if we are to go to the Rhine," continued Raymond.
Raymond was politic enough not to press the measure very hard, and he returned to his room with the names of only thirty, instead of fifty, which he had expected to obtain. "That's enough to make a show with," said Lindsley. "But I don't intend to say anything about the letters to the principal, if he is willing to do the fair thing by us." "What are they about on deck?
Lilly's second year in High School such an infusion took place in the form of one H. Horace Lindsley, the young master of arts, his degree rather heavy upon him, dawning blondly and behind high-power pince-nez upon the English department. Sweet sixteen capitulated to English literature. The double wave of Mr.
"That's so," added Lindsley. "They have put on the grating to make a show. They can't do anything while sixty of the crew are below." "Are you sure there are sixty?" asked Hyde, doubtfully. "Take twelve from the whole crew, and it leaves sixty. But count them for yourself, if you are not satisfied with my figures." "I will;" and he left the mess-room for this purpose.
Lindsley, whose every whim the trapper humored, was as much fascinated as his daughter. But now commenced a fierce battle in the heart of Emilia. Edwards loved her. By all the speech that his eyes were capable of, he told her so. And by all the beating of her own heart she knew that she loved the brown-faced, long-haired trapper in return.
For a short time it looked as if things were at a standstill, but upon the stage men were putting their heads together, and soon Banker Lindsley shouted: "Mr. Chairman." Instantly the people became quiet and all turned toward Boyd City's leading financier.
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