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The materials used are red and yellow bricks, with terracotta sills, the roofs being slated over the greater part, and for the purpose of forming an agreeable relief, the end houses, and in some cases the central houses, have red tile roofs, the roofs over porches being similarly treated.

"Cut. And you a writer. It's a literary reference, Gussy. He had a little list and nothing on it would ever be missed." "Oh, yeah," Gusterson remembered, glowering. "As I recall it, all that went on that list was the names of people who were slated to have their heads chopped off by Ko-Ko. Better watch your step, Shorty. It may be a back-handed omen.

He succeeded in getting another and more respectable publisher to take up his next book on a royalty arrangement. This was a surprise to him, and a gratification. His satisfaction did not last long after the book came out. It was mercilessly slated. One paper advised him to read "Hodden;" another said he had plagiarized from that popular writer. The criticisms cut him like a whip.

I'm both bad and dishonest." "Ruby, I wouldn't call you dishonest," returned Neale, bluntly. "Bad yes. And wild! But if you had a chance?" "No," she said. "You're both slated for hell. What's the sense of it?" "I don't see that you're slated for heaven," retorted Ruby. "Wal, I shore say echo," drawled Larry, as he rolled a cigarette. "Pard, you're drunk this heah minnit." "I'm not drunk.

As far as the eye could see, the walls stretched away, decayed and crumbling, descending gradually toward the stream. The chateau overlooked them, with its high, slated roofs, the farmhouse, with its red tiles, and the superb park, with its lindens, ash-trees, poplars and chestnuts growing confusedly together in a dense black mass, cut here and there by the arched openings of the paths.

Senator Teller was slated to succeed Kirkwood, and as there was no question about the former being fully in sympathy with everything pertaining to the West, every one interested in the pending project lent his influence in supporting the Colorado man for the Interior portfolio.

The two young men passed out together to the car. "Yes, Tony," said Jack, "I have taken over your job." "My job? What do you mean by that?" asked Tony, bitter and sullen in face and tone. "I am the new manager of the planing mill. Dad had you slated for that position, but you hadn't manager-timber in you." Tony's answer was an oath, deep and heartfelt.

All the time he kept up a run of talk, joking about the wreck and the easy pickings it gave him. "He was disappointed when he failed to find you said he owed you something for gumming his game. Well, he found you all right and when he gets out of the hospital he is slated for twenty years in Joliet." The man paused and glanced at his watch. "Bless my soul! It is after two o'clock!

It gives an admirable view of the city, being almost as high as the steeples and the dome of the State House, and overlooking the whole mass of brick buildings and slated roofs, with glimpses of streets far below. It was really a pity to take it down. I noticed the stump of a very large elm, recently felled.

The appearance of the bare slated building in such a night was particularly sombre, and to those, like me, who knew the purpose to which it was usually devoted, it was or ought to have been peculiarly so. There it stood, silent and gloomy, without any appearance of human life or enjoyment about or within it.

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