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Instead of retracing their steps through the mountains, they passed round their southern extremity, and, crossing a range of low hills, found themselves in the sandy plains south of Ogden's River; in traversing which, they again suffered, grievously, for want of water.
And as a clamor of many voices in the outer entrance heralded the arrival of the rest of Ogden's crowd: "Here comes the mob now. Come in and close the door." Morehouse, still from head to toe a symphony in many-toned browns, shed every shred of his facetiousness at Hogarty's crisply repeated invitation.
He lowered his voice an octave or so, and spoke in a husky growl. "Aw, cheese it, kid. Nix on the rough stuff!" "Keep those hands up!" advised Ogden. "Sure! Sure!" growled Mr. Crocker. "Can the gun-play, bo! Say, you've soitanly grown since de last time we got youse!" Ogden's manner became magically friendly. "Are you one of Buck Maginnis' lot?" he enquired almost politely. "Dat's right!" Mr.
'The Katy wasn't bothering you, and there's a law against monkeying with express packages. "And he sits on H. Ogden's stomach and goes through his pockets symptomatically and careful. "'I'll make you perspire for this, says Ogden, perspiring some himself. 'I can prove who I am.
Let us be as hopeful as was Godkin in his earlier days, and rest assured that intellectual training will eventually exert its power in politics, as it has done in business and in other domains of active life. R. Ogden's Life and Letters of E. L. Godkin, I, 255. Ogden, II, 88. Ibid., I, 257. Parton's Greeley, 331, 576; my own recollections; Ogden, I, 255.
After supper, we made a procession to Saint Leonard's College, the landlord walking before us with a candle, and the waiter with a lantern. Thursday, 19th August We rose much refreshed. I had with me a map of Scotland, a Bible, which was given me by Lord Mountstuart when we were together in Italy, and Ogden's Sermons on Prayer.
The ex-lightweight ignored entirely the covertly delighted grin that lit up Bobby Ogden's features at his appearance. His own too-pale, too-thin lips were curved in a ghost of a smile; his face had lost all its dangerous tautness, but the greatest change of all lay there in his eyes. Their flaring antagonism had burnt itself out.
Of course, yours is the bigger practice, but we can arrange that." So after considerable discussion, the sign on Peter's door became "Stirling and Ogden," and the firm blossomed out with an office boy one of Peter's original "angle" friends, now six years older than when Peter and he had first met. Ogden's friends did materialize, and brought good paying cases.
You force them to criminate themselves, and to sign their confessions, by the threat of imprisonment; and you punish Colonel Smith before you have tried him, by depriving him of his office. Why, such a proceeding is worse than any "Inquisitorial Tribunal" or "Star-Chamber Court." Nonsense! answered the Democrats. Ogden's and Smith's testimony does not implicate the Government in the least.
When we entered this court, it seemed quite academical; and we found in his house very comfortable and genteel accommodation . We rose much refreshed. I had with me a map of Scotland, a bible which was given me by Lord Mountstuart when we were together in Italy , and Ogden's Sermons on Prayer; Mr. Nairne introduced us to Dr. Watson, whom we found a well-informed man, of very amiable manners. Dr.
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