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Writing of this engagement to the Secretary of War, Wayne says, "Tell the Phila ladies that the heavenly, sweet, pretty red coats the accomplished Gent-n of the Guards and Grenadiers have humbled themselves on the plains of Monmouth." The enemy retreated to New York and remained in that city the balance of the year.
Arriving at Miletus, he was met there by Eurydice, the sister of Phila, who brought along with her Ptolemais, one of her daughters by king Ptolemy, who had before been affianced to Demetrius, and with whom he now consummated his marriage.
It was also matter of wonder that, though he had objected so much to Phila on account of her age, he was yet such a slave to Lamia, who was so long past her prime. One evening at supper, when she played the flute, Demetrius asked Demo, whom the men called Madness, what she thought of her. Demo answered she thought her an old woman.
So much is bound to be over or under done. Cheever made a pretense of rushing out of his office. He looked at his watch violently, so that his secretary should be startled as he politely pretended to be. Cheever gasped, then rushed his lie with sickly histrionism: "I say, Hudspeth, call up my Mrs. Cheever, will you? And er tell her I've had to dash for the train to er Phila" cough "delphia.
It was on the occasion of her first attendance at a ball, an account of which she had given him in a letter: "PHILA., January 16, 1795. "Your letter, the receipt of which I am now acknowledging, is written correctly and in fair characters, which is an evidence that you command, when you please, a fair hand.
New Jersey, placed between Phila. & N. York, was likened to a Cask tapped at both ends: and N. Carolina between Virga. & S. Carolina to a patient bleeding at both Arms."* * "Records of the Federal Convention," vol. III, p. 542.
When she went and nursed the factory hands when the typhoid fever broke out he said 'she wuz like a angel of Mercy." "They said he looked like a angel of Wrath 'lection day," sez Phila. "You know how fair his face is, and how his clear gray eyes seem to look right through you, and through shams and shames of every kind.
Any kind recollections that still might subsist, of the plain and simple rule of the first Antipater, went also to the benefit of Demetrius, whose wife was Phila, his daughter, and his son by her, a boy already old enough to be serving in the army with his father, was the natural successor to the government.
"Filled with valuable matter systematically arranged; cogent." S.S. TIMES, Philadelphia. "He shows the evolution of the soul to be impossible." W. R. MOODY, in Record of Christian Work. "Unexcelled for brevity, clarity and intensity. A compendium of facts." W.C.F.A., which accordingly rewarded the author with honorary membership. "The arguments amount to a demonstration." LUTHERAN, Phila.
"The voluntary affidavit of John Kitts, of the city of Phila., late mate of the sloop Industry, commanded by Robert Harris, taken before the subscriber, chief justice of the commonwealth of Pa., the 16th day of July, 1782.
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