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And, strange to say, though there were times when success seemed very hard to grasp, and when he was obliged to forestall quarter-day, and even to borrow money from Rainham when that bird of passage was within reach he sold sketches from time to time; he obtained commissions for portraits; and the editors occasionally read and retained his contributions.
All which sommes shall be duly paide each quarter-day out of their wages, and bestowed on the poore, or other godly vse. No. By Miss Emma Roberts.
Who she really was, where she had lived, the reason for the mystery that surrounded the affair, the lawyer would not, or could not explain. He had left Malden soon afterward, but was established in Cincinnati and he met all Nancy's bills promptly and asked each quarter-day after her health. But he showed no further interest in the little girl.
Put her on my private pension list, Skinner, and send her Cap'n Noah's salary every quarter-day as long as she lives. Tell her we'll attend to the collection of the life insurance and will bring Noah's body home to Port Townsend at our own expense. It's the least we can do, Skinner. He was the only skipper I ever had who did not, at one time or another, manage to embroil me in a lawsuit.
The words fell on the ears of the discarded son like music; and from that moment, he not only found an interest, he took a pride, in his plebeian tasks. The press of work was still at its highest when quarter-day approached.
There was only one thing left to do, and that was to pray, and pray I did, more constantly and earnestly than I ever did before, although, the good Lord knows there have been times, about quarter-day, when I haven't kept much peace before the Throne. Finally, one day Mrs. Perry was taken unusually bad, and the doctor had to be sent for in a hurry. We were in her room the doctor and Mrs.
"I mean upon the same conditions as the last," said Carthew. "The conditions are exactly opposite," said the lawyer. "Last time I had reason to know you were in the colony; and even then I stretched a point. Be here on quarter-day, or your allowance ceases." "This is very hard and, I think, rather silly," returned Carthew. "It is not of my doing. I have my instructions," said the lawyer.
He began to look about for lodgings when he went out alone in the morning, and he saw more than one that would have suited him; but none of them would be free until the Feast of Saint John, which was then the quarter-day in Rome, on which leases began and expired.
She subscribes to Church and parish charities; and is a directress of meritorious charitable institutions of Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital, the Washerwomen's Asylum, the British Drummers' Daughters' Home, &c.. She is a model of a matron. The tradesman never lived who could say that he was not paid on the quarter-day.
The Turk, who was a man of strict honour, paid the Count by embezzling the tribute in kind of the province he governed; and as on quarter-day he could not, of course, make up his accounts with the Divan, he joined the Greeks." While the Baron was entertaining Mr. St. George, the conversation between Lady Madeleine and Vivian proceeded.
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