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'She is as proud as a queen, he had once said as he was rowing from Hampton to Searle's Wharf, and lay on his oars as the falling tide carried his boat softly past the green banks of Richmond 'she is as proud as a queen, and yet as timid as a fawn.
But it may probably be said that had Norman been as poor as Tudor, Tudor might probably have shrunk from rowing in the same boat with him. As it was they lived together and were fast allies; not the less so that they did not agree as to many of their avocations. Tudor, at his friend's solicitation, had occasionally attempted to pull an oar from Searle's slip to Battersea bridge.
And Van could only grit his teeth and continue, apparently, to smile. All this and more came duly to the ears of Glenmore Kent and Beth. The girl was in despair as the days went by and nothing had been accomplished. The meager fact that Lawrence had run and corrected the reservation line, at Searle's behest, was all that Glen had learned.
Clement Searle, Mr. Searle's great-uncle, by Sir Joshua Reynolds. He died young, poor gentleman; he perished at sea, going to America." "He was the young buck who brought the majolica out of Italy," I supplemented. "Indeed, sir, I believe he did," said the housekeeper without wonder. "He's the image of you, my dear Searle," I further observed.
G. E. Dering, in the year 1856, at Messrs. Searle's yard, on the River Thames; it was worked by a motor in which rotation was effected by magnets arranged within coils, like galvanometer needles, and acted on successively by currents from a battery.
"I do not know that I meet in any of my walks, objects which move both my spleen and laughter so effectually as those young fellows at the Greecian, Squire's, Searle's, and all other coffee-houses adjacent to the law, who rise early for no other purpose but to publish their laziness.
'Yes, it's at Searle's, said Norman. 'But the punt is here, said Katie. 'Not this evening, Katie, said he. 'Katie, how can you be such a tease? said Mrs. Woodward; 'you'll make Harry hate the island, and you too. I wonder you can be so selfish. Poor Katie's eyes became suffused with tears.
She had begun to feel, perhaps partially by intuition, that something was altogether wrong. Searle's anxiety to assure her she need not write to Glen that he was coming to Goldite had provided the one required element to excite a new trend in her thought. She knew that Glen would not come soon to town. She knew she must get him word.
In Searle's eyes, as they fell on him, there shone for a moment the light of a human message. "Lord have mercy!" gasped Mr. Rawson. "My friend," said Searle, "there's to be one American the less so let there be at the same time one the more. At the worst you'll be as good a one as I. Foolish me! Take these battered relics; you can sell them; let them help you on your way.
When we had resumed possession of our two little neighbouring rooms I asked him whether Miss Searle's note had been the result of anything that had passed between them on his going to rejoin her. "I found her on the terrace," he said, "walking restlessly up and down in the moonlight. I was greatly excited I hardly know what I said. I asked her, I think, if she knew the story of Margaret Searle.
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