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Especially is this so when looking at the town from the neighbourhood of the river. Before actually reaching Morpeth the Wansbeck waters the fair fields that once held Newminster Abbey in its pride; now, nothing remains but an arch or so and a few stones, to remind us of the noble abbey which Ralph de Merley built so long ago.
"If he's hurt the best place for him is a hospital," remarked the motorman. "But I can't see where he's hurt." "I can't walk, I tell you," whined Merley, and he attempted to get up, but fell back. One of his friends caught him in his arms. "There, you see! Of course he's hurt!" declared Jagle. "Go call an ambulance, Fripp."
In the valleys there were a few hamlets and scattered cottages, and on the uplands an occasional "booth," as the hut of the herdsman was termed; but of more important mansions there were only six, as Merley, Twistleton, Alcancoats, Saxfeld, Ightenhill, and Gawthorpe.
I had much unity with the concluding prayer by Pastor Merley. 2nd. The evening was spent at Mad'e W.'s, with a pretty large company. proposed for a few verses to be sung; afterwards he read a chapter, and gave a long exposition, somewhat dry. When this and a prayer were gone through, it was late; neither my M.Y., nor myself, were able to express what was on our minds.
"I never had much of a chance to get an education, but I like to know things." "So do I," agreed Ruth. "I never tire of Emerson." Mr. DeVere was surprised when he heard about the accident to Merley. "I can't understand it," said the girls' father. "He must have been hurt, and yet er was he in a sensible condition, Russ?"
"We can't appeal to them for help, not after the way Merley behaved to us." "Of course not! Oh, isn't it provoking? Just as we see help we can't avail ourselves of it. The men are getting farther and farther away," Alice went on. "If we are going to appeal to them we must be quick about it." "Don't call to them!" exclaimed Ruth. "It might be dangerous. They haven't noticed us let them go.
The motorman had stopped his car and had run back to the scene with the conductor. "What's the matter here? What did you want to get in the way of the car for, anyhow?" demanded the motorman. He was nervously excited, and the reaction at finding, after all, he had not killed a man, made him rather angry. "Matter? Matter enough, I should say!" replied one of the men with Merley.
I knew Dan Merley was an unprincipled man, but I did not believe he was an accident swindler. But you can stop him, Russ." "I don't see how you are going to do it," remarked Alice. "I mean, I don't see that Dan Merley will let you take a moving picture of him, to show to the court, proving that he is a swindler." "I don't suppose he would if he knew it," laughed Russ.
"Is Dan Merley making more trouble?" "Yes," answered Mr. DeVere. "He has brought suit against me, it seems. This is a notice from the lawyers that if I do not pay within a certain time I will be brought to court, and compelled to hand over the money." "Can they make you do that, Daddy?" asked Ruth, anxiously. "I'm afraid they can, my dear.
It was so quiet and peaceful at Elk Lodge that Mr. DeVere soon forgot all about the annoyance caused by the demand of Dan Merley for the five hundred dollars. At first he had expected some sort of legal summons in a suit, but when none came he breathed easier. Several days passed, and a few snow scenes were filmed to be used later, and worked into dramas. Mr.
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