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Ogilvie she was in all respects the most sane as well as one of the most charming of women. 'And as for giving you dates, she said pleasantly, 'that is very easily done, for it was in the year and the month of my marriage that I first met her. 'That would be? said Mr. Semple, unlocking his clasped hands and touching his fingers together in the characteristic manner of the confidential lawyer.
Then his cousin Janet saw that he was silent and absorbed; and his mother inquired once or twice why he did not ask one or other of his neighbors to come over to Dare to have a day's shooting with him. "I think you are finding the place lonely, Keith, now that Norman Ogilvie is gone," said she.
One American officer, Ogilvie, of the 13th regulars, thinking the situation hopeless, raised his handkerchief on his sword-point in token of surrender. Wool, a soldier of different calibre, tore it down, and a company of United States infantry coming at that moment to his assistance, he rallied his men.
"When Mistress Ogilvie made that remark," replied the Reverend Ronald, "she had no idea that it would ever touch the shoulders of the martyred Sir Patrick Spens. Now, I happen to love " Francesca hung out a scarlet flag in each cheek, and I was about to say, 'Don't mind me! when he continued
Ogilvie is!" said she, glancing across the room. He did not answer. "But he does not look much of a soldier," she continued. "I don't think I should be afraid of him if I were a man." He answered, somewhat distantly: "It is not safe to judge that way, especially of any one of Highland blood. If there is fighting in his blood, he will fight when the proper time comes.
Ogilvie raised her eyebrows and said simply, 'I do not know what forgiveness means. She paid no attention to the vulgar gossip which her sister-in-law tried to attach to her name, and Greville Monsen had either got over his disappointment, or was sufficiently attached to his former fiancée to forgive her her treatment of him.
"He never flogged you," said Johnny contemptuously. "He did!" cried Jock, triumphantly. "At least he flogged Bobus, when " "Shut up, you little ape," thundered Bobus, not choosing to be offered up to the manes of his father's discipline. "You think you must explain it to my uncle, mother," said Allen, rather ruefully. "Certainly. He ought to be told first, and Mr. Ogilvie next.
"Well, sir, that's just how it wouldn't be done if I was in command against you." There was neither eating nor drinking going on now, except that the Prince poured out his third glass of brandy. Everybody was intent on the dialogue. Ogilvie, his hand clasping his wife's under the skirt of the napery, looked so intently at the Colonel that his face was like a figure in a Euclid book.
"Oh," said Miss Ogilvie, "it is a kind of arithmetic: they call it Algebra; but I can tell you nothing about it." And we talked about other things; but on going home I thought I would look if any of our books could tell me what was meant by Algebra. In Robertson's "Navigation" I flattered myself that I had got precisely what I wanted; but I soon found that I was mistaken.
"Good-morning," Lucy commenced, and the words were uttered in a tone that I thought bespoke great familiarity, if not confidence; "will you have the goodness to tell your mother that Mrs. Ogilvie begs she will not leave Albany until after her arrival. The other sloop, Mrs.
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