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And what he saw of her at Brighton confirmed him in this judgment. When he accompanied her to Manville Street, he allowed her, of course, to remain alone in the room where Reardon had lived; but Amy presently summoned him, and asked him questions. Every tear she shed watered a growth of passionate tenderness in the solitary man's heart.
For the old effervescence consequent upon his having been kept down so long was passing off, and a complete change seemed to be coming over the boy. Quicksilver by George Manville Fenn "Now, Master Grayson," said Mr Limpney, "what am I to say to the doctor!"
Brandeis, scribbling in her sales book, stopped, pencil poised. "We cannot send Scourine unless with a purchase of other goods amounting to a dollar or more." Mrs. G. Manville Smith's plumes tossed and soared agitatedly. "But my good woman, I don't want anything else!" "Then you'll have to carry the Scourine?" "Certainly not! I'll send for it." "The sale closes at five." It was then 4:57.
He did not go far, but stopped suddenly and shouted to us; and as he did so, I saw a gleam of something white, and then that he was holding someone's face above water. Devon Boys by George Manville Fenn "Ahoy, lad!" he shouted. "Shove a scull over the stern, and scull her this way."
Brandeis sold Scourine two cents cheaper than the grocery stores, using it as an advertisement to attract housewives, and making no profit on the article itself. Mrs. G. Manville Smith always patronized Brandeis' Bazaar for Scourine alone, and thus represented pure loss. Also she my-good-womaned Mrs. Brandeis.
Marion Manville Pope. One of the strongest works of the Exposition in its intense pathos is this conception of the end of the Indian race. Over the country the Indian has ridden for many a weary day, following the long trail that leads across a continent. A blizzard is on. He has peered to right and left, but alas! the trail is gone and only despair is his. So has it been with the Indian.
We were ready then at last; but now the same feeling seemed to pervade both as we stood there on the rock gazing before us at the black arch, through which, flowing easily, came the inky water. From where, from what strange regions? The Golden Magnet by George Manville Fenn I don't think many could have stood peering into that gloomy tunnel without feeling something like a tremor of dread.
Carrying a bag which contained a few things best kept in his own care, he went by train to King's Cross, and thence walked up Pentonville Hill to Upper Street and his own little by-way. Manville Street was not unreasonably squalid; the house in which he had found a home was not alarming in its appearance, and the woman who kept it had an honest face.
The next moment eight fat fingers appeared grasping the palings, there was the scratching of a boot on one of the supporting posts, and a round, red, fat face rose above the top of the fence like a small representation of the sun gradually topping a bank of mist upon a foggy morning. Glyn Severn's Schooldays by George Manville Fenn "Mr Ramball!" cried the boys in a breath. "Aha! Good-morning!
The fight was over, for, hemmed in now, Rajah Suleiman's despairing force threw down their arms in appeal for mercy, crushed, beaten, half-destroyed. Trapped by Malays by George Manville Fenn
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