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They served only eighteen no more, though Okoochee could never understand why. On each dinner Mrs. Pardee made a minimum of seventy-five cents. Eighteen times seventy-five ... naught and carry the four ... naught ... five ... thirteen-fifty ... seven times ... well, ninety-five dollars or thereabouts each week isn't so bad. Out of this Mrs. Pardee managed to bank a neat sum.
"MISS MOLLIE AINSLIE: "I avail myself of your kind permission to address you a letter through Captain Pardee, to whom I will forward this to-morrow.
I should say there were three or four hundred scholars, of all ages, sizes, and colors black, brown, white apparently, and all shades of what we used to call 'ginger-cake. These two ladies and the man Eliab teach them. It is perfectly wonderful how they do get on. You ought to see it." "I certainly shall," said Pardee, "as a special duty calls me there. How would it do for a polling-place?"
The following churches reported themselves as having been organized in the Territory: No. of Members. Pardee, Atchison Co 92 Union Church, Atchison Co 60 Leavenworth City 70 Big Springs, Douglas Co 72 Prairie City, Douglas Co 44 Peoria City, Lykins Co 23 Leroy, Coffey Co 108 Emporia 80 Stanton, Lykins Co 91 Iola, Allen Co 21 Humbolt, Allen Co. 12 Burlington, Coffey Co 9 Wolf Creek, Doniphan Co 70
His manner of wearing an invisible cloak, sword and buckler, though actually garbed in ready-mades, thrilled her. She had come of a good family; he of, seemingly, no family at all. When the two married, Milly's people went through that ablutionary process known as washing their hands of her. Thus ideally mismated they tried to make the best of it and failed. At least, Sam Pardee failed.
"I think Nimbus is in favor of having the election here," said Captain Pardee. "No doubt," she replied. "So are they all, and they have been very pressing in their importunity all except Mr. Hill.
Why, does the girl propose to give away all this magnificent property for nothing?" she asked in astonishment. "Absolutely nothing to her own comfort or advantage," answered the attorney. "Well, now, that is kind that is kind!" said the invalid. "I am sorry for what I have said of her, Captain Pardee." "I thought you would be, madam," he replied.
"Perhaps there is none," said Pardee thoughtfully. "You think I have said enough?" she asked. "You could not say more," was the reply. After a moment's pause he continued, "Are you willing that I should give Miss Ainslie any statement I may choose of this matter?"
In writing they were about a match; Pharaoh wrote his name much more legibly than Glass could, but Glass accomplished the task in about three fourths of the time required by Pharaoh. The third member of the board was Captain Theron Pardee, a young man who had served in the Federal army and afterward settled in an adjoining county. He was the chairman.
The church at Pardee had revived, and had been doing well under the care of Prof. N. Dunshee; and, later on, by the assistance of Prof. J. M. Reid, and of Mr. Hastings. But, about six years ago, being left without a leader, they begged father to take charge of them, although they were unable to offer him much remuneration.
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