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"John," and Saunderson looked up, "I would give ten thousand worlds to stand in the shoes of that good man who conveyed me from Kilbogie yesterday, and with whom I had very pleasant fellowship concerning the patience of the saints.
No man knew what the minister of Kilbogie might not ask the student was only perfectly certain that it would be beyond his knowledge; but as Saunderson always gave the answer himself in the end, and imputed it to the student, anxiety was reduced to a minimum.
"'Well, you see, Mister Saunderson, George hes hed many things to think about, and he maybe hasna hed time for releegion yet, but nae doot he 'll be turnin' his mind that wy soon." "Poor George, that I baptised and admitted to the sacrament and . . . loved: exchanged his soul for the world."
But the novel form of appropriation it suggests a wrinkle to prospectors in mining countries was held to be illegal; and the poor doctor had to content himself with using the hat, or hats, as a means of securing seats. Colonel Saunderson another of the Orange army of fire-eaters was early at the trysting-place; and this brought about one of the curiosities of the sitting.
Among the vestrymen of this new parish may be found the following names: Francis Forbes, Colonel Maurice Moore, Captain Hecklefield, Thomas Hardy, Captain Richard Saunderson, Henry Clayton, Joseph Jessups, Samuel Phelps and Richard Whedbee. Most of these gentlemen were men of note in the colony, and many of their descendants are now living in Perquimans County.
"'Donald will be knowing more doctrine and telling more lies every month, I said to her. 'Doctor Saunderson who is a very fine preacher and can put the fear of God upon the people most wonderful and our minister had a little feud, and they will fight it out before some chiefs at Muirtown like gentlemen, and now they are good friends again.
In the meantime who do you think arrived? Mr. and Mrs. Saunderson, with all their children. They seemed as glad to see me as I was to see them. They had intended to go another road, but went on to Conway on purpose to spend the day with us. A most pleasant day we did spend with them.
Our hero, with the assistance of Saunders Saunderson, escorted the Baron of Bradwardine to his own dwelling, but could not prevail upon him to retire to bed until he had made a long and learned apology for the events of the evening, of which, however, there was not a word intelligible, except something about the Centaurs and the Lapithae.
He opened the drawers and pigeon-holes of the great table with a faint hope he might light on some overlooked note, or uncomplete memorandum addressed to him. Mr. Saunderson had assured him no such thing existed beyond the curt exact clue he had put in his hand four years ago when the old will had been destroyed.
Saunderson was ushered in quietly; when he bent over the patient, the latter wrenched the proffered hand with hysterical strength. "See here, Carter, this won't do," said his caller, making a wry face; "I believe that you have been shamming these two months." "Two months?" Carter sat upright. "Have I been laid up that long?" "To the very day," said Saunderson, smiling.
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