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After this there was little more to be said. The miracle had indeed happened! It was clearly a case of perjury on the part of Harker's clerk, for whose arrest the judge ordered a warrant to be issued. On the delivery of the verdict in Adrien's favour, Lady Merivale left the court. She did not glance at Leroy, nor indeed anyone present, but walked blindly out.
Secondly, that, in granting Home Rule to discontented Ireland, that form of responsible government has been adopted which, as Mr. Merivale declares and his declaration subsequent events have more than verified when conferred on the discontented colonies, changed restless aspirations for separation into quiet loyalty.
As the letter had been brought round quite openly by one of the Merivale servants, needless to say, he could have given Jasper a very fair idea of where he had gone; but he preferred to keep his own counsel. "Oh, very well. I'll just go up and write a few letters, Norgate," said Jasper, making a pretence of indifference; and he passed into the study, Norgate returning to his own quarters. Mr.
It was plain to her that, for some reason or another, the subject was intensely painful to Miss Merivale. Rhoda came shyly across the hall as they entered. She had on a new brown dress that Miss Merivale had given her. It was brown cashmere, made very simply, but it was a prettier dress than Pauline had ever seen her wearing, and she stared undisguisedly at her as they shook hands.
"There is very little he does not know, and even that is made up by the estimable Jasper." "Yes, I saw them together got half an hour ago," said Paxhorn. "If I had known of this picture, I would have got them to come with me; for Vermont is a genius at settling any question under the sun." "He's not always right, though," put in Lord Merivale, quietly. "What about that horse of Leroy's?
M'Alister, was, the smiling servant-maid told Miss Merivale, and led the way into the front sitting-room. The boys ran upstairs. Miss Merivale heard them shouting to their mother that a lady wanted her, and she sat down on a chair near the door, trembling all over.
You must have met her on the stairs." Miss Merivale started. "Yes, I met someone coming down. Was that Miss Sampson? Then she is not coming back to-day? I wanted some programmes typewritten. Could you give me her address?" "Yes, I have it here somewhere. But she will be here on Monday.
The French had halted on the brow of the hill to form, when Merivale came cantering up to us. "Fourteenth, are you ready? Are you ready, lads?" "Ready, sir! ready!" re-echoed along the line. "Then push them home and charge! Charge!" cried he, raising his voice to a shout at the last word. Heavens, what a crash was there!
"is born to blush unseen And waste its sweetness on the desert air." But still the purpose was strong within me, and the first effort was made after the following fashion. I was located at a little town called Drumsna, or rather village, in the county Leitrim, where the postmaster had come to some sorrow about his money; and my friend John Merivale was staying with me for a day or two.
Thirlwall and Merivale were conspicuous examples, but they devoted themselves chiefly to great works of secular history. Arnold who was one of the strongest personal influences of his age, and whose influence was both perpetuated and widened by Dean Stanley and Whately, who was one of the most independent and original thinkers of the nineteenth century, were strongly antagonistic.
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