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Bancroft, Sr., we passed the house of a waggish old man named Asa Tarbell. After a little conversation Tarbell said, "I shall be over soon for Frost's skeleton." Dr. Amos, amazed, looked over and through his glasses, and said, at length: "Why, what do you mean?" Said Tarbell: "Some years ago, your father and I were playing, and I proposed to put my uncle Ben against your Frost.
"I feel as grateful to you as can be; but I don't think I'll tell Celandine all you've said, because " "Perhaps it would be wiser," said Mrs. Tarbell impatiently. "And then, in a week or so " "Precisely; a week or so." Mrs. Tarbell found that precisely was a very short and lawyer-like word, so she repeated it. "Well, then " said Mrs. Stiles. "Some time during the morning," said Mrs.
Tarbell is admitted! just like it was a personal friend of yours, Mrs.
Tarbell found her standing in the door-way, holding her umbrella half open and peering out into the rain, Mrs. Stiles explained that she was waiting for a car. "They run every two or three minutes," said Mrs. Tarbell sweetly. "Good-day." "Here's one now," said Mrs. Stiles. "Mrs.
Studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, under Tarbell, and also under Jean Paul Laurens and Carolus Duran in Paris; and with Vinton in Boston. Mrs.
But yesterday evening I was rather tired, and I " "Tired!" said Mrs. Pegley, in the voice of acute anguish which caused her to be known as a woman of the most extraordinary intensity of convictions. "It is a wonder we are not all in our graves," she added, in tones whose sombre depth was brightened by a little colloquial levity, for she felt that she had been too severe with Mrs. Tarbell.
She had fainted; her bearers were looking about in the hope of seeing an apothecary's shop, or some other such occasional hospital, when Mrs. Tarbell accosted them. Mrs.
The Judges of the Supreme Court were E.G. Peyton, H.F. Simrall and J. Tarbell, who in Mississippi had no superiors in their profession, and who had the respect and confidence of the bar and of the people without regard to race or politics. Judge Peyton was the Chief Justice, Simrall and Tarbell being the Associate Justices. The first two were old residents of the State, while Mr.
Then, acting as man, not judge, he descended to the side-bar, beckoned to Mrs. Tarbell, grasped her by the hand, and made her a speech. "Madam," said the courtly judge, "Mrs.
"Yes but " "What nonsense!" cried Juddson. "Come, my dear, don't be a goose, and don't lose a return-day. Otherwise, I shall buy you a sewing-machine." "Aren't you pleased, Alexander?" said Mrs. Tarbell, with a little effusion. "My dear, I'm delighted. I hope that in five years' time you will be supporting me and my family. Your sister-in-law will be speechless with jealousy. I congratulate you.
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