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"Is that all?" asked Craig, with the mention of Australia Mac showing the first real interest yet in anything that McNeill had done since we met him the night before. "All so far. I wired for more details immediately." "Do you know anything about this Australia Mac?" "Not much. No one does. He's a new man, it seems, to the police here."
For the bones uv me frinds that's lyin' in this haythen land, I'll clane as fur as I can reach. An' I'll have the run uv me belt to-day, an " he added, then stopped short as the order came from McNeill that the Berkshires should receive dinner by half-battalions. "An' 'igh time," said Corporal Bagshot.
With McNeill, I walked back along the pier, leaving Kennedy with Armand, until we came to the wide porch, where we joined the wallflowers and the rocking-chair fleet. Mrs. Verplanck, I observed, was a beautiful dancer. I picked her out in the throng immediately, dancing with Carter. McNeill tugged at my sleeve. Without a word I saw what he meant me to see. Verplanck and Mrs.
His neighbors believed him to be worth about twelve thousand dollars. John McNeill was an unmarried man at least so he represented himself to be and very soon after becoming a resident of New Salem he formed the acquaintance of Ann Rutledge, then a girl of seventeen. It was a case of love at first sight, and the two soon became engaged, in spite of the rivalry of Samuel Hill, McNeill's partner.
"Do you know the next verse?" "Yes," said McNeill. "He neither shall be clothed In purple nor in pall, But all in fair linen As are babies all!" "That's it," nodded the other. "And the next goes, "He neither shall be rocked In silver nor in gold But in a wooden cradle That rocks on the mould " Alternately they sang the carol through.
"In spite of all that has been said of him, I know that James McNeill Whistler was one of the intensest Americans who ever lived. He was not what you call an enthusiastic man, but when he reverted to the old days at the Military Academy his enthusiasm was infectious. I think he was really prouder of the years he spent there three, I think they were than any other years of his life.
Gibbs a very pestilent and very empty member of the young army of silly obstructives moved that the words be taken down an ancient formula not heard of for years till the present Session, when everything is turned to account for the purpose of occupying time and breaking down the House of Commons, and at the same time accused Mr. Swift McNeill of having used the words. Mr.
"Well, I will tell you, though I was planning it for a happy surprise. This person is a kinsman of yours a Captain Alan McNeill." I stepped back a pace and eyed him. "Then," said I, "your story will certainly not suffice; for I know it to be impossible. It was only last April that I took leave of Captain Alan McNeill on the road to Bayonne and close to the frontier. "Then he must have escaped."
It was pleasant to be described as the champions of the Protestant faith, as the men who stood up for the Gospel against that spurious liberality which made no distinction between truth and falsehood. It was pleasant to hear your opponents called by every nickname that is to be found in the foul vocabulary of the Reverend Hugh Mcneill.
Norman McNeill Hale and his wife were to occupy one. This was quite a card. C. R. Walker, dry-goods merchant and possessor of at least two hundred thousand dollars, had taken another; a well-known coal merchant had been induced to take the third, and Hurstwood and his friends the fourth. Among the latter was Drouet.
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