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Stebbing says he is going to dissolve the partnership and go away. 'Then it would all be easier. It seems too good to be true. 'And that man Mr. White. He must do something for you! He ought. 'Oh no! He has done a great deal already, and has not been well used. Don't talk of that. 'I believe he is awfully rich.
Stebbing would be against it; but mamma said he would get over them, if she would not be so stupid, and he could make her quite a lady, like an officer's daughter, as we are. Is it not a pity she won't, Miss Gillian? 'I do not know. I think she is very good, said Gillian.
'Close to the blasting powder, eh? said Miss Mohun. 'And he is boring and worrying them all out of their lives over the books, added Fergus. 'Poking his nose into everything, so that Stebbing says his governor vows he can't stand it, and shall cut the concern it the old brute does not take himself off to Italy before long.
There was a moment's silence through the crowd, a kind of awe at the spectacle and the possibilities that had been mercifully averted. Then one of the men said 'That was how it was. I saw one of them above -not Stebbing -No coming out to the brow; and after this last frost, not a doubt but that must have been enough to bring it down.
Stebbing, that, at his departure for France he had written a considerable portion of the "Jerusalem," besides a variety of minor pieces. His reputation was already high at the court of France, where he was received by Charles IX. with distinguished attention.
Stebbing says he is sweet upon Gill; but I told him that couldn't be, White knew better. A general's daughter, indeed! and Will remembers his father a sergeant. 'It is very foolish, Fergus. Say no more about it, for it is not nice talk about your sister. 'I'll lick any one who does, said Fergus, bumping his stone up another step. Poor Aunt Jane!
He seemed to hold the clergy particularly responsible for witch cases and advised them to be more conversant with the history of diseases and to inquire more narrowly into the physical causes of things. A defender of Justice Powell, probably Henry Stebbing, later an eminent divine but now a young Cambridge master of arts, entered the controversy.
The most recent Lives are by Stebbing , and Hume . Works , with Lives by Oldys and Birch. Novelist, b. at Bury St. Edmunds, dau. of an English f. and a French mother. For many years she lived in London, but about 1874 she went to Italy, where she d. She wrote over 40 novels, which had considerable popularity.
His father was my friend and brother-officer, and I am very anxious about him. 'I have been greatly disappointed in those young people, Sir Jasper, said Mr. Stebbing uneasily. 'I understand that you are intending to prosecute Alexis White for the disappearance of the fifteen pounds he received on behalf of the firm. 'Exactly so, Sir Jasper.
'It might be well to settle the matter in private, without dragging Miss White into Avoncester away from her dying mother. 'Those things are so exaggerated, said the lady. 'I have seen her, said Sir Jasper gravely. 'May I ask who these witnesses are? demanded Mr. Stebbing. 'Two are waiting here -the messenger and his companion.
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