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A great meteoric shower occurred in November of that year, and in observing it Professor Denison Olmstead, of Yale, noted that all the stars of the shower appeared to come from a single centre or vanishing-point in the heavens, and that this centre shifted its position with the stars, and hence was not telluric.
Olmstead asked me the same questions when I spoke to him. I suppose he thought from our intimacy that I must have been acquainted with him before he was arrested." With this explanation, and the ingenuous manner in which it was given, the mind of Mr.
He acknowledged he had seen you, and it didn't take me long to figure out the matter and, Sara Olmstead, I will own I was disappointed in you dreadfully disappointed! He met Bertha right here at my house happened in one day when she was here on an errand and she said something pleasant about you.
"Open it, Molly," she said abstractedly, thinking it might be either Kathie or Grisel; but instead of the round pink and white face and yellow braids she looked for, there appeared a tall lady, richly dressed, whose pale, fine countenance was quite unfamiliar. The lady advanced. "This is Miss Olmstead, I know; and I am Mrs. Macon. I have often seen you through the window at home."
"Good-morning; and thank you," said Sara timidly. "Thou art mos' velcome; adieu!" and with a flourish of his hat he was gone. "You may take off your wraps in here, if you please, Miss Olmstead," said Professor Macon, leading the way to a small cloak-room; then, as she returned unbonneted, he pointed to the desk near his own.
The very Hibernian answer was, "Shure, sur, 'tis Profissor Olmstead, a very great man; he invents comets, and has discovered a new stove."
Olmstead received his before the other was delivered. This, however, was proven to the contrary, and the fact was that even had there been anything hidden under the ground, Bucholz's defenders were too dilatory in going in search of them.
Stoddard's stopping with him over night. Mr. Stoddard sold an animal to Mr. Woodis of New Braintree. He had twenty-three fine cows. It ruined his herd utterly. Seven or eight animals died before the commissioners got there. Mr. L. Stoddard also sold a yoke of cattle to Mr. Olmstead, one of his neighbors, who had a very good herd.
"Yes, beautiful, only that father is getting old for such hardships. I dread his going more and more every time." "Ah! but where will you find a stouter heart, or a steadier hand and eye, than belong to good old Reuben Olmstead? He can put many of the young men to shame, thanks to his temperate life!
Olmstead had demurred to the reduction, for reasons which seemed sufficient for his action, and had informed Mr. Bollman that he would visit the jail, have an interview with Sommers, and ascertain the full particulars of his case. In accordance with that suggestion, he had called at the jail, and Sommers had been notified of the desire of the State's attorney to see him.
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