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"I'm glad to see you're all right, Vane," he added; "I'd heard that you were a little under the weather a bilious attack on account of the heat that's all I meant." He did not wait for an answer, nor would he have got one. And he found Mr. Ridout in the hall. "Well?" said the lawyer, expectantly, and looking with some curiosity at the senator's face. "Well," said Mr.
It was differently designed, too, being much longer, with a double fret-board and no less than nineteen strings. 'Let me see, Stradella said, when he was ready. 'That song of the Senator's you just sang how was it? He struck chords, bent low over the lute, softly hummed a few snatches of the melody, and then, to Ortensia's surprise, he began to sing the piece as if he knew it well.
However, her piteous prayer that Philippus would not abandon her to her fate had prevailed to induce him to continue to see her, in the hope of possibly restricting her use of the drug. The senator's wife, Martina, also required his visits to the palace.
After levelling his suspicion on all who could possibly have betrayed him, he at last fixed on a senator's wife, named Silia, who bore a part in his revels, and was an intimate friend of Petronius upon which she was immediately sent into banishment. Amongst the miscellaneous materials in this work, are some pieces of poetry, written in an elegant taste.
Those on board of her have good ground for arresting us, and before we could prove the true state of affairs at the time of the shooting the treaty would be signed and war would be on." "If we only had that treaty box!" Jimmie exclaimed. "And the senator's son with it!" Jack put in.
"Oh, very well, I'll go anywhere once, but who is Mrs. Rexhill? I suppose, of course, she is the Senator's wife, but who is she in society? I never heard of her." "You wouldn't; it isn't what she is, it is what she wants to be. You must not laugh at her; she is doing the best she can. You'll admit one thing readily enough when you see her.
Harvey being, in a sort, Brandegee's ambassador to the Court of Saint James, the Senator's object was to tell Mr. Hughes what Harvey should do in the Supreme Council. Mr. Brandegee has the gift of direct and forceful speech. In his earnestness, he dispenses with the elegancies and amenities. The upper ranges of his voice are not conciliatory.
The distance to the Senator's room was only a short way along the hall of the second floor. She hurried up the steps, nervous and pale, but giving no other outward sign of the storm that was surging within her. When she came to his familiar door she paused; she feared that she might not find him in his room; she trembled again to think that he might be there.
The alarm had been given by Senator Morr, and by the chauffeur, who slept in a room of the barn next to the garage. "Oh, Roger!" gasped Phil. "That big cannon cracker!" "I was thinking of it, Phil!" returned the senator's son, hurriedly. "We must get it out somehow!" "If it goes off it will wreck the building!" "Yes, and the gasoline tank with it!"
"You bet I will." The sharp left the car, and after a moment one of the confederates came over and took a seat alongside of Desmond, and in a jolly, familiar tone, he said: "You bucked the senator's son down, didn't you?" "Well, yes." "It takes a good man to buck him down; He's got lots of stuff and sand too, but you bucked him." "Yes, I did."
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