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We went in on the night of the twelfth and the attack was scheduled for the night of the thirteenth, or rather the morning of the fourteenth, as the preliminary bombardment was to commence at twelve-forty-five and "zero" was one-thirty A.M. This was the greatest place I have ever seen for rifle grenades and "Minnies."
Wade, whom I want you to meet, and I should be glad if you could join us at lunch at the club.... Well, can't you call that off, now?... Say, at one-thirty.... Yes.... Very kind of you.... Thanks! Good-by." Having made his arrangements with Mr. Wade, he hung up the telephone, and pushed an electric button. A young man from an outer office responded. "Tell Mr.
It would be pleasant for a conscientious historian to be able to say that the one-thirty broke down just outside Victoria, and that Babington arrived at the theatre at the precise moment when the curtain fell and the gratified audience began to stream out. But truth, though it crush me.
With luck, he could be at Suzanne's by one or one-thirty in the morning. "I know you need to be good on Saturdays," he had said to her. "But it will be Sunday. I can actually stay all night, for once." Suzanne thought for a second. "If I'm in bed, the door will be open," she said. Oliver felt a jolt of electricity, remembering. He looked around the house and ruffled Woof's ears. "See you tomorrow.
School hours were from nine to twelve, and from one-thirty to four. This was quite a change for the better. I remained in this office till the regiment moved. One death occurred at our detachment. Our bathing grounds were about one and a half miles from the barracks and we always bathed in the early morning.
If I had seen little of him before, I saw nothing of him now, as his work was exactly doubled. We did breakfast together, but it was a most irregular meal sometimes at twelve o'clock, sometimes at one-thirty, and very rarely alone. We always dined out or had people dining with us, so that family life became a dream of the past. We very rarely went together when we dined out.
"When I reached Milwaukee, ten days ago," continues Trueman, "I found that the committee of coercion had anticipated my arrival and had issued its edict against the citizens turning out to see me. The police had received their instructions to keep the streets clear, and they were untiring in their efforts to earn the approbation of their masters. The train arrived at one-thirty in the afternoon.
Do you recollect, Bill, to have got a barrel from Bournemouth this morning containing specimens?" "I don't know about specimens," replied Bill; "but the party as received the barrel I mean raised a sight of trouble." "What's that?" cried Morris, in the agitation of the moment pressing a penny into the man's hand. "You see, sir, the barrel arrived at one-thirty.
A notice stated that these would be sold at one-thirty precisely. These, I found out afterwards, were dealers and amateurs. They were a kindly-faced set of people, and I took a liking to them. The whole place was quaint and pleasant, especially by contrast with the horrible London fog outside.
About one-thirty, when the gay dance had ended at Hotel de Peking, which by the way, would be a credit to London or New York, we took an hour's rickshaw ride in the moonlight to the Forbidden City. The solemn pom-pom-pom of the funeral dirge for the Mother of the heir to the Chinese Throne, was indescribably impressive. About eighty men bore the casket from the dwelling to its canopied hearse.
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