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Lyman brought the group up to the gentleman in question and introduced them. "Mr. Magnus Derrick, of course," observed Cedarquist, as he took the Governor's hand. "I've known you by repute for some time, sir. This is a great pleasure, I assure you." Then, turning to Presley, he added: "Hello, Pres, my boy. How is the great, the very great Poem getting on?"
He had been gambling you know the Governor on another bonanza crop this year to recoup him. Well, the bonanza came right enough just in time for S. Behrman and the Railroad to grab it. Magnus is ruined." "What a tragedy! what a tragedy!" murmured the other. "Lyman turning rascal, Harran killed, and now this; and all within so short a time all at the SAME time, you might almost say."
Lyman Howe and several other world-explorers have already set the pace in the more human side of the educative film. The list of Mr. Howe's offerings from the first would reveal many a one that would have run the gantlet of a university department. He points out a new direction for old energies, whereby professors may become citizens.
I admit that I drank a few drinks, small ones, not enough to hurt me if I had been right at myself, but I was tired and sleepy before I touched a drop. Lyman, I wish you would explain it to her. She's got a good deal of confidence in you a good deal more than she has in me. I wish you would tell her that I wasn't drunk." "I think the best plan, Uncle Jasper, would be to say nothing about it."
There was a young man in Boston, when Jethro arrived in Lyman Hull's team, named William Wetherell. By extraordinary circumstances he and another connected with him are to take no small part in this story, which is a sufficient excuse for his introduction.
Wilbur, too, gathered from the newspapers that, though he might die upon a battlefield, there was little chance that a French general would be commissioned to repeat his last words to Mrs. Lyman Teaford of Newbern Center. He almost decided that he would not become a soldier.
It would be a crime to attempt to merge that young woman's life into yours." "I know you have a pretty low estimate of me, but I won't resent it. We are to be cool." "And considerate," said Lyman, with a slight bow. "Yes, sir; and considerate. But I don't see where the crime would come in. My family is as good as hers." "That may be. I am not looking at her family, but at her.
"Who is doing this?" asked Lyman, suspiciously. "I can't see as that makes any difference to you," Ned replied. "I was in the hope," Lyman went on, "when you came down upon me so unexpectedly, that my friends had found me. You speak English like a New York man," he went on. "Perhaps you live over there?" "Yes," was the reply. "I live in New York, when I am home."
Westlake read everything in verse and "light fiction"; that Lyman Cass, the veal-faced, bristly-bearded owner of the mill, had tramped through Gibbon, Hume, Grote, Prescott, and the other thick historians; that he could repeat pages from them and did. When Dr.
Lyman tore the cover from the top of the package, drawing out one of a great many huge sheets of white paper, folded eight times. Suddenly, he uttered an exclamation: "Ah, I see. They ARE maps. But these should not have come here. They are to go to the regular office for distribution." He wrote a new direction on the label of the package: "Take them to that address," he went on.
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