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"Silence!" he commanded. "Silence to me!" roared Aintree, "you impertinent pup!" He flung himself forward, shaking his fist. "I'm Major Aintree. I'm your superior officer. I'm an officer an' a gentleman " "You are not!" replied Standish. "You are a drunken loafer!" Aintree could not break the silence. Amazement, rage, stupefaction held him in incredulous wonder. Even Meehan moved uneasily.
One was a young man who held in his hand an open note-book, the other was Tim Meehan, of Tammany. The latter greeted her with a shout. "We heard everything he said!" he cried. His voice rose in torment. "An' we can't use a word of it! He acted just like we'd oughta knowed he'd act. He's HONEST! He's so damned honest he ain't human; he's a gilded saint!" Mrs. Earle did not heed him.
"What may be termed the central authority of the Brotherhood, within the Senate, stands thus, Dec., 1868: "PRESIDENT GENERAL JOHN O'NEILL. Executive Committee VICE PRESIDENT GIBBONS, P.J. MEEHAN and E.L. CAREY. Acting Sec. of War P.J. MEEHAN. Assistant Treasurer JOHN P. BROPHY. Sec. of Civil Affairs DAN. O'SULLIVAN, of Auburn.
Rid of his presence, she leaped, rather than ran, up the stairs and threw open the door of her office. As she entered, two men followed her. One was a young man who held in his hand an open note-book, the other was Tim Meehan, of Tammany. The latter greeted her with a shout. "We heard everything he said," he cried. His voice rose in torment. "An' we can't use a word of it!
In 1916 the resolution for a constitutional amendment to eliminate the word "male" again failed to pass when introduced by Frank E. Powell of De Ridder in the Lower House, though asked for by all the suffrage organizations, which now included a new group the Equal Rights Party formed by Miss Florence Huberwald. Owing to the absence of Mrs. Meehan, Mrs.
"'That's as it may be, me lad, retorted Meehan, 'but fire I must. The bur-rd won't wait!" Prettyman Sweet was used to being laughed at, yet he flushed at the gibe. "Never mind," he said. "I bring home the game, just the same." "You 'bring home the bacon, in other words," said Chet, approaching him. "Let's see the bunnies?"
I'm afraid the ideas that I submitted to the consideration of His Holiness have been degraded by my very poor Latin. I should have wished Father Meehan to overlook my Latin, but he refused. He begged of me not to send the letter." "Father Meehan," said his Grace, "is a great friend of yours. Yet nothing he could say could shake your resolution to write to Rome?" "Nothing," said Father MacTurnan.
For some time they chatted about the plan in contemplation, and drank freely of the spirits, until at length the impatience of the elder Meehan at the delay of his brother became ungovernable. His voice deepened into tones of savage passion, as he uttered a series of blasphemous curses against this unfortunate butt of his indignation and malignity.
The sight of Meehan whipped him into greater fury. "I want that man broke. I want to see you strip his shield off him now, you unnerstan', now for 'saulting me, for 'saulting an officer in the United States army. And, if you don't," he threw himself into a position of the prize-ring, "I'll beat him up and you, too." Through want of breath, he stopped, and panted.
"The following named Senators, nine in number, were elected to fill vacancies: "J.C. O'Brien, Rochester, N.Y.; J.W. Fitzgerald, Cincinnati, Ohio; Major J. McKinley, Nashville, Tenn.; R. McCloud, Norwich, Conn.; J.E. Downey, Providence, R.I.; P. Bannon, Louisville, Ky.; W.J. Hynes, Washington, D.C.; P.J. Meehan, New York; Colonel John O'Neill, Dubuque, Iowa.
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