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There was a visible revulsion in the larger part of the audience as the tale went on; and when the lawyer wound up with the story of Mrs. Sprague's baffled efforts in Washington to have her boy brought North, there was an outburst of applause and a faint cheer from the younger men for "glorious old Jack." The factions shifted a good deal after this official rendering of the affair.

"After Sprague's disappearance, every one of the six was absent from the porch at one time or another.... No, by George! There are seven suspects now!

This ejaculation was produced by the sudden sinking of the two left wheels in the mire in such a manner that the ponderous Colonel Braddon was thrown into Mr. Sprague's lap. "You see, I had to go somewhere," said Braddon, humorously. "Weally, I hope we sha'n't get mixed," gasped Sprague. "If it's all the same to you, I'd rather sit in your lap."

So far as I could determine, I had not walked in my sleep again, and there was about Maggie an air of cheerfulness and relief which showed that my condition was more nearly normal than it had been for some time. The fear of the telephone and of the back hall was leaving me, too. Perhaps Martin Sprague's matter-of-fact explanation had helped me.

Will you therefore kindly confide in the bearer of this letter, giving him by word of mouth such facts as will enable John Sprague's relatives to work intelligently in the search for him, living or dead? "Very truly yours, It was hardly written when Elkins himself appeared, radiant with satisfaction and blushing like a peony under lamplight. "Yeour note came just in th' nick o' time.

The first was a reminder to the public that certain theatrical columns of Sunday, February 9, had carried the rumor of Dexter Sprague's engagement to Dolly Martin, popular "baby" star of Altamont Pictures, and that the same columns of Tuesday, February 11, had carried Sprague's own denial of the engagement Dolly having "nothing to say."

Sprague's "Annals of the American Pulpit" tells many stories of our old ministers as good as Dean Ramsay's "Scottish Reminiscences." He has not recorded the following, which is to be found in Miss Larned's excellent and most interesting History of Windham County, Connecticut. The Reverend Josiah Dwight was the minister of Woodstock, Connecticut, about the year 1700.

My going up to Boston, to be acquainted with Channing, and to preach in his church, excited in me no small expectation and anxiety. I approached both the church and the man with something of trembling. Sprague's "Annals of the American Pulpit." In entering the pulpit of Dr.

"Just a few one in particular," Dundee said. "But I grant it's a good one, provided Dr. Price's autopsy bears you out as to the course of the bullet, and that Carraway finds Sprague's fingerprints on that contrivance for raising the screen. Even then " But Dundee was not allowed to finish his sentence, for Strawn was summoned to the telephone, by Whitson.

Raines beaming with the delight of bearing good news, she sank into a chair, saying faintly: "Did you wish to see me, Mrs. Mrs. "You are not Mrs. Sprague?" "No; my mother is very ill. I am Mrs. Sprague's daughter. Can I " "Well, Miss Sprague, I think I can cure your mother. She arose and walked mysteriously to the door and looked into the hallway.

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