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In what blacksmith shop or hardware house in America does not Sheffield show its face and faculties? Did any American, knowing the difference between cast-iron and cast-steel, ever miss the sight of Naylor and Sanderson's yellow labels in his travels? How many millions of acres of primeval forest have the ages edged with their fine steel cut through, and given to the plough!
Sanderson's clothes, his manner, his slightly English accent, were all so many items in a good letter of credit to those simple people. The Squire was secretly proud at having a city man like young Sanderson for a neighbor. It would unquestionably add tone to Wakefield society.
* Rushworth, vol. i. p. 398. Sanderson's Life of Charles I., p. 58. * Franklyn, p. 203, etc Parliament. Hist. vol. vii p. 300
But Sanderson's knowledge of the man is of comparatively recent date going back about five years to the time Armitage purchased his Montana ranch. Whoever Armitage may be, he pays his bills; he conducts himself like a gentleman; he travels at will, and people who meet him say a good word for him." "He is an agreeable man and remarkably well posted in European politics," said Judge Claiborne.
He grinned, not looking at the other, apologized, and was proceeding on his way, when he chanced to look toward the doorway of the building he was passing. Alva Dale was standing just inside the doorway, watching him, and as Sanderson's gaze met his Dale grinned sneeringly. Sanderson's lips twitched with contempt. His own smile matched Dale's in the quality of its hostility.
"Before Bill left last night he made out a bond for ninety thousand dollars just what your cattle are worth at the market price. If there's any damages comin' to you you'll get them out of that." "It's a frame-up," growled Carter, at Sanderson's side. "It proves itself. This guy, Lester, makes out a bond before we're within two days' drive of his bailiwick.
I want to get warm before I go to Putnam's." Hi put on his muffler, mits and cap each with a favorite "swear word," such as "ding it," "dum it," "darn it." Nevertheless he wisely concluded to take the half dollar from him and save it for the spring crop of circuses. Anna started to leave the room, but Sanderson's peremptory "Stay here, I've got to talk to you," detained her.
"BISHOP SANDERSON'S JUDGMENT concerning SUBMISSION to USURPERS." 2. "BISHOP SANDERSON'S JUDGMENT in ONE VIEW for the SETTLEMENT of the CHURCH." 4. "REASONS of the present JUDGMENT of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD, concerning the SOLEMN LEAGUE and COVENANT, the NEGATIVE OATH, the ORDINANCES concerning DISCIPLINE and WORSHIP. London, 1678."
Sanderson, who, growing uneasy at my absence, had set out to look for me; that for more than a month, and then again for almost two months, my life hung in the balance; and that I owe my recovery to Mr. Sanderson's unceasing kindness all this I have learnt but lately. I can write no more at present. "Oct. 3rd. I am slightly better.
The latter's face grew white with impotent fury as he looked at the rope in Sanderson's hands; but the significant Hardness that flashed into Sanderson's eyes convinced him of the futility of resistance, and he held his hands outward. Sanderson tied them.
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