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Mention of Lord Fleetwood set Sir Meeson harping again on his alarms, in consideration of the vagabond object of the young lord had roamed away with. 'You forget that Russett has gypsy in him: Welsh! it's about the same, said Livia. 'He can take excellent care of himself and his purse. 'Countess, he is a good six days overdue. 'He will be in time for the ball at the Schloss.
There is also a legacy of one hundred pounds for the orphans two months overdue, in the prospect of the payment of which the heart might be naturally inclined to use some money from the building fund, to be replaced by the legacy money, when it comes in; but I would not thus step out of God's way of obtaining help.
"You've given me some valuable information, Miss Rogers; and I'll see to it that the newspapers correct any impression they may have left that Miss Gresham might have been connected with the crime. Meanwhile" he rose "I'm a bit overdue down at headquarters; so if you'll excuse me " Evelyn Rogers rose and stood before him. Her pretty little face was eager. "I've really helped you, Mr. Carroll?"
Its forces are keeping the fragile peace in Balkan hot spots, like Macedonia. It will contribute to the EU's long-heralded rapid reaction force. It owns the bulk of the, frequently overdue, sovereign debts of Russia, Ukraine and other east European countries. One tenth of Germany's trade is with the candidate countries, a turnover comparable to its exchange with the United States.
Such a word had struck this young lady; and she watched for her father, as lunch died away, to get the elucidation overdue. She was able to intercept him at the end of a long colloquy with Sir Coupland. "What did you mean, papa dearest, just now?..." "What did I mean, dear?... When?" "By 'until he's fit to move'?" "I meant until Sir Coupland says he can be safely brought up to the house."
It was enough that the public nerve had at the moment been tried by the non-arrival of the Atlantic, several days overdue, to the pitch at last of extreme anxiety; so that, when after the fall of the curtain on the farce the distracted Mr.
I had long overrun the hour the Colonel had given me. "Your ladyship will pardon me," said I, springing up, "but I'm overdue for duty." "Duty?" "Yes. His Royal Highness has appointed me assistant aide-de-camp to himself."
On this December afternoon the three rangers, as often, were separated. Lash was far to the westward of Sonoyta, somewhere along Camino del Diablo, that terrible Devil's Road, where many desert wayfarers had perished. Ladd had long been overdue in a prearranged meeting with Gale. The fact that Ladd had not shown up miles west of the Papago Well was significant.
But nothing can insure the hearts on shore against the bitterness of waiting for the worst. For if a "missing" ship has never turned up within the memory of seamen of my generation, the name of an "overdue" ship, trembling as it were on the edge of the fatal heading, has been known to appear as "arrived."
At that moment the Rector entered, long overdue to give them an hour in Latin an hour of which a goodly part already was gone. The boys dropped into their seats. A murmur of expectation passed through the class. Every eye was on the Rector's face which seemed to twitch in a peculiar fashion. "The school has suffered a terrible loss," he said at last, his voice sounding very hoarse.
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