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Sent up Sergt. Pryor to the mandan village, for Some Corn which they offered to give us. he informed that they had more Corn collected for us than our Canoes Could Carry Six load of which he brought down.
Pryor to refuse grumpily and that would have made enough scandal. But Mr. Pryor bounded briskly to his feet, unctuously said, "Let us pray," and forthwith prayed. In a sonorous voice which penetrated to every corner of the crowded building Mr.
This Mr. Pryor pronounced impossible, asserting that "in every element of national strength and happiness Russia is great and prosperous beyond any other country in Europe," and that the United States and Russia, instead of becoming enemies, "will consolidate and perpetuate their friendly relations by the same just and pacific policy which has regulated their intercourse in times past."
"Well, hardly I expect," said the other. "They just barely know each other: he's only been here a few weeks; they haven't had time to get much acquainted, you see." "I suppose not," agreed Mr. Pryor, with perfect readiness. "I suppose not. I'll bet he tries all he can to get acquainted though; he looked pretty smart to me. Doesn't he come about as often as the law allows?"
Pryor poured forth a flood of fluent words, and was well on in his prayer before his dazed and horrified audience awakened to the fact that they were listening to a pacifist appeal of the rankest sort. Mr.
Bear it in mind, then, that they desire to control a nomination for no other purpose than to have it defeated by a line of sections. "Yours truly, "I am a secessionist and not a revolutionist, and would not 'precipitate, but carefully prepare to meet an inevitable dissolution." Yancey to Pryor, "Richmond South," copied in "National Intelligencer," September 4, 1858.
Lavendar thus and so: but even as she marshalled her words, that scene in the waiting-room of the railroad station ached in her imagination. Alice's ignorance of her existence became an insult; what she was going to say to Dr. Lavendar turned into a denunciation of Lloyd Pryor; he was vile, and cruel, and contemptible! But these words stumbled, too.
John H. Pryor, of Buffalo, and by the use of every pound of pressure which as Governor I could bring to bear in legitimate fashion including a special emergency message we succeeded in getting through a bill providing for the first State hospital for incipient tuberculosis. In addition to labor legislation I was able to do a good deal for forest preservation and the protection of our wild life.
Lavendar," he said in his coldly courteous voice, and turned quickly at an exclamation behind him. "Lloyd!" "I've brought your brother home, Mrs. Richie," said Dr. Lavendar. Helena Richie was standing inside the hedge, her face radiant. "Oh, Lloyd!" she said again breathlessly. Mr. Pryor laughed and shook hands with her in somewhat formal greeting. "Do you see my other passenger?" Dr.
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