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The secretary of the board appeared on his little platform. "E. W. Clark & Company," he announced, at one-thirty, "have just closed their doors." "Tighe & Company," he called at one-forty-five, "announce that they are compelled to suspend." "The First National Bank of Philadelphia," he called, at two o'clock, "begs to state that it cannot at present meet its obligations."
"Here you sit and there you are!" "Thanks," said Carden, laughing again. "Now," continued the Tracer, "you must be there at one o'clock. She will be there at one-thirty, or earlier perhaps. A little later I will become benignly visible. Your part is merely a thinking part; you are to do nothing, say nothing, unless spoken to.
Oxygen was applied by his wife and a nurse, and the doctor sent for. By one-thirty he was lower still, very low. "His face was blue, his lips ashen," his wife told me. "We put the oxygen tube to his mouth and I said 'Can you speak, Peter? I was so nervous and frightened. He moved his head a little to indicate 'no. 'Peter, I said, 'you mustn't let go! You must fight! Think of me!
Dinner ran from twelve-thirty to one-thirty. Recitations began again at two and lasted until half-past three. Supper was at six. Between seven and eight the students were required to remain in their rooms and study, although on permission of the House Master one could study in the library instead. All lights were supposed to be out at ten-thirty. And Mr.
Several posses have already started after him, and sheriffs all through northern New England are being notified. "'Christopher Wiley, lumber magnate and brother of Ruggam's former victim, on being told of the escape, has offered a reward of five thousand dollars for Ruggam's capture, dead or alive. Guard Lambwell was removed to a hospital, where he died at one-thirty'.... All right?"
"He'll do what he can, Ken," said Wingate, with a smile, as he left the office, "but you may take it that the odds are a trifle on us. Not later than one-thirty, then." "There is no doubt," he remarked a moment later, as he stepped into his car, where Josephine was waiting for him, "that we are at war." She laughed quietly.
Usually the hour set for a ceremonious luncheon is one-thirty o'clock; it is safe to say, then, that three o'clock or half-past three is ample time to take one's departure. The appointments of the formal luncheon table are, as was pointed out above, almost identical with those of the dinner table. In the first place, butter may be served with the formal luncheon and rarely with dinner.
There's Vanovitch at two on Wednesday, and Loughhead's wife Thursday morning, and Heise's little girl Thursday afternoon at one-thirty; Mrs. Watson on Friday, and Vanovitch again Saturday morning early at seven. That's what I was to have had, and they ain't going to come. They ain't ever going to come any more." Trina took the little slate from him and looked at it ruefully.
If I were to arrive with that exact punctuality upon which I so credit myself, I must buy my bead necklace upon some other day. I said good-bye to the Burlington Arcade, and stepped out of it with the air of a man who has done a successful morning's shopping. A clock in the hall was striking one-thirty as I entered. Then I remembered. It was Tuesday's lunch which was to be at one-thirty.
He left her, and on the way home in the auto he whispered: "I shall be on the west veranda tonight. Will you come?" "I don't know, I'll try." He walked leisurely to that place later when all was still, and sat down to wait. Gradually the great house quieted. It was one and one-thirty, and then nearly two before the door opened.
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