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"Yes, he is mighty well for a provincial, upon my word. He was beat at Fort What-d'ye-call-um last year, down by the Thingamy river. What's the name on't, Talmadge?" "The Lord knows, sir," says Talmadge; "and I dare say the Postmaster, too, who is laughing at us both." "Oh, Captain!" "Was caught in a regular trap. He had only militia and Indians with him. Good day, Mr. Washington.
Joe remained in Millville two days and then took the train back to the East. Ned was the first to greet him on his return to Riverside. "What luck?" he asked, anxiously. "None whatever," was the sober answer. "Oh, Joe, that's too bad!" "I am afraid I am stumped, Ned." They walked to the Talmadge mansion, and that evening talked the matter over with Ned's father.
Frank: "Then wouldn't you like to see her as she really is? Here a slim lady with a tense, eager, pale face and a mass of hair stood up and bowed. Immense enthusiasm. Frank: "That's Norma Talmadge. You do like saving your honour, don't you, Norma? Here another slim lady bowed her acknowledgments and the play was permitted to proceed.
Burr's liaison with Margaret Moncrief destroyed entirely the little regard left for him in the mind of Washington. I asked Colonel Talmadge if Burr and Hamilton ever were friends. They were very close friends apparently; but it was palpable that each entertained a jealousy of the other, however much they strove to conceal it.
We can bring back to it the strength to resist by giving nerve-and tissue-building food and tonics, but how is the spirit to be ..." "How persistently the earth-man kicks against the pricks," cried Mr. Talmadge. "Child, your friend will not lift his eyes from the maze of doubt. You pledged yourself to help him. Help him now."
Still I gathered enough from the recital of the abuses and injuries that had driven my nation to this course to feel myself swelling with indignation, and ready with all my little mind and strength to applaud the concluding passage, which Colonel Talmadge rendered with resounding majesty. I was as ready as any of them to pledge my life, fortune, and sacred honor for such a cause.
Dodge, Jan. 17, 1847, and the following gentlemen were constituted the first Board of Trustees: Henry Dodge, Loyal H. Jones, Jacob L. Bean, Wm. H. Sampson, N.P. Talmadge, Henry R. Colman, H.S. Baird, Wm. Dutcher, M. C. Darling, M.L. Martin, Geo. E.H. Day, D.C. Vosburg, and Reeder Smith.
The trouble in this case, at least, was that I never consciously tried to reconcile what I regarded as the old and new beliefs." "But, Mr. Talmadge," Smiles' perplexed voice broke in. "If human beings just developed from a kind of monkey ..." "The anthropoid ape wasn't exactly a monkey, although he may have looked and acted like one," laughed Donald.
The people of Maine were now about to separate from Massachusetts, and also petitioned for entrance into the Union. A bill for this purpose passed the House on December 30, and a month later a bill for the admission of Missouri, with the Talmadge amendment, was also introduced into the House.
He held Washington in higher esteem even than Colonel Talmadge; and differed from him in many particulars relative to his character. It was my good fortune to sit and listen, more than once, to discussions between these venerable men. It was always amicable and eminently instructive. Wolcott was an admirer of Mrs. Washington, Talmadge was not.
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