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Augustus Mills's eloquent lecture, in which she afterwards declared that she heard the words 'barbarous institution' fifteen times repeated, and 'civilized and enlightened age, at least twenty-three times.
These pictures were welcomed with the wildest enthusiasm just as Clarke Mills's statue of General Jackson had been, fifteen years before. Strange to say, they were not absurd, as that amazing figure is, but were really fine examples of clever handling and of a true, if untrained, feeling. Two men attempted to duplicate Church's success, but with very indifferent result.
Mills's disappearance. But in ten minutes we shall have done, if you care to wait." "I don't want to remove anything." said the lawyer. "I merely want to consult " At the moment another man in plain clothes came out of the sitting-room. He carried in his hand two or three letters, and a few scraps of crumpled paper. There was an envelope or two among them.
Mills's child's christening, where she is godmother, Sir J. Minnes and Sir R. Brookes her companions. Clement's Churchyard, where was Deane Wilkins, Dr. Whistler, Dr.
His partner, however, was always conscious of a little impatience in talking to him; Taynton, he would have allowed, did not lack fine business qualities, but he was a little wanting in quickness. Mills's welcome of him was abrupt. "Pleased to see you," he said. "Cigar, drink? Sit down, won't you? What is it?" "I dropped in for a chat on my way home," said Mr. Taynton.
She explained it partly, however, when she told him that every one had been sick at Cove Mills's, and old Cove himself had come near dying. No doctor could be got to see them, as there was none left in the neighborhood, and but for Mrs. Douwill she did not know what they would have done. But Mrs. Douwill was down herself now.
So homeward, and stopped at Mr. Mills's, where he and she at the door, and Mrs. Turner, and Betty, and Mrs. Hollworthy, and there I stayed and talked, and up to the church leads, and saw the fire, which spent itself, till all fear over.
Taynton ran to the door, as if to stop him, but Morris was already halfway down the street, and he went upstairs to the drawing-room. Morris was altogether unlike himself; this discovery of Mills's treachery seemed to have changed his nature. Violent and quick he always was, but to-night he was suspicious, he seemed to distrust Mr. Taynton himself.
"I shall go round to his rooms to see if he is there," he said. "There is no need," said his host, "I will telephone." The instrument hung in a corner of the room, and with very little delay, Mills's servant was rung up. His master had not yet returned, but he had said that he should very likely be late. "And he made an appointment with you for half-past nine?" asked Morris again. "Yes.
The following January, Georgia and I entered public school in Sacramento, where we spent a year and a half in earnest and arduous study. Our school home in Sacramento was with friends who not only encouraged our desire for knowledge, but made the acquirement pleasant. The head of the house was Mr. William E. Chamberlain, cashier of D.O. Mills's bank.
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