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Calverley sketched a whistle, and showed no other trace of astonishment. "I see. The fool confided in the spendthrift. My dear, I understand. In nature Pevensey gave the gems to some nymph of Sadler's Wells or Covent Garden. For I was out of England. And so he capped his knavery with insolence. It is an additional reason why Pevensey should not live to scratch a gray head.
"There's Potter's wood!" said Benis, who had been somewhat silent. Desire looked out eagerly. But Potter's wood was just like any other wood and "There's Sadler's Pond!" said John. "They've cut down the old elm!" Aunt Caroline voiced deep displeasure. "And put up a bill-board," said Benis. Desire felt a trifle lonely. These people, so close to her and yet so far away, were going home.
Medland," said an officious probationer, "he jumped over the rail and broke it." He walked up to the offender all listened for the storm. He calmly said, "Mr. Medland, you are fond of jumping go to Sadler's Wells it is the best academy in the world for improving agility." A student as he passed held up his drawing, and said confidently, "Here, sir I finished it without using a crumb of bread."
As this little dust-cloud came slowly nearer it might have been seen to rise from the wheels of a richly-built and well-appointed coach. Four dark horses obeyed the reins handled by a solemn-visaged lackey on the box, and there was a goodly footman at the back. Within the coach were two passengers such as might have set Sadler's Wells by the ears.
One side of Goswell Street, in those days a road ascending to the old Angel Inn faced, near the top, a number of the pretentious squares and terraces I have been describing. That interesting old theatre, Sadler's Wells, was in the rear, and the New River passed beneath it or beside it, and, quite uncovered in those days, rippled along on its course from the country.
It is thought by many persons that Grimaldi is seen to greater advantage on the small stage of Sadler's Wells, than on the more capacious one of Covent Garden; but, this is an opinion with which we cannot coincide. He always appears to us more at his ease at the latter house; to come forth exulting in his power, and exclaiming, "Ay, marry, here my soul hath elbow-room."
"At 'Sadler's Wells' in '16? Of course I did. Real name was Budge. Lord Slapper admired her very much, my dear boy. She married a man by the name of Crump, his Lordship's black footman, and brought him five thousand pounds; and they keep the 'Bootjack' public-house in Bunker's Buildings, and they've got fourteen children.
Is 1 to 160 as 3.66 to 5.48? If Mr Sadler's principle were just, the number of children produced by a marriage at the Cape would be, not 5.48, but very near 600. Or take America and France. Is 4 to 140 as 4.22 to 5.22? The number of births to a marriage in North America ought, according to this proportion, to be about 150. Mr Sadler states the law of population in England thus:
Wouldst have them get a better start of us than they have? Dost know that they did leave the treasure chests empty, and then dost thou counsel us to wait on the tardy moon? 'Twas rich treasure they took, or report speaketh false. And every moment maketh our chance to seize it smaller." Every man was now astride his horse, and Sir Thomas, his hand on Robert Sadler's bridle, dashed ahead.
Harrison came over early to the post-office, hoping to find some sort of a note, and he was wonderfully astonished when he read what was in the one I put there. I told him not to say anything to anybody, and he didn't, but he started off for Sadler's immediately, and came almost on a run, he says, he was so afraid I might go away before he saw me."
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