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Thwaites, who has edited Hennepin's "New Discovery of a Vast Country," from which the account of Niagara Falls here given is taken, describes him as "an uneasy soul, uncontent to remain cloistered and fretting to engage in travel and wild adventure."
Cornstalk, in irony, demanded of them; "No? Then I will go and make peace." * Thwaites, "Documentary History of Dunmore's War." By the treaty compacted between the chiefs and Lord Dunmore, the Indians gave up all claim to the lands south of the Ohio, even for hunting, and agreed to allow boats to pass unmolested.
Once or twice I ran over late at night to Monte Carlo, and occasionally Thwaites and I met after ten o'clock at the Casino of Mentone to play bowls or try our luck at the tables; but the spirit of J. P. never failed to attend upon these dismal efforts at amusement.
Morrish, at Newfield, shows most clearly the past inattention to education. And yet Mr. M. stated that his school was a fair specimen of the intelligence of the negroes generally. One more evidence in point is the acknowledged ignorance of Mr. Thwaites' teachers. After searching through the whole freed population for a dozen suitable teachers of children. Mr.
A slip in the manoeuvres, ever so slight a mistake on Captain Thwaites' part, or a blunder in the carrying out of his orders, might give one vessel the chance to make fast, and while we were arresting their onslaught there would be time for the others to get close in and throw their scores of bloodthirsty savages upon our decks.
"I knew the trouble we should have with that man," said Mr. Goffe, who had always disliked the Thwaites. Then Mr. Flick went on to say that Mr. Goffe had better tell the Countess, and Mr. Goffe on this point agreed with his adversary.
There is in a Paris library a map of this expedition made by the hand of Pere Bonnecamps, who signs himself "Jesuitte Mathematiciant." Thwaites, vol. 69.
I shall never get it to the right focus." The captain gave a dry cough, and I turned round sharply, expecting to hear some angry exclamation. "No," cried Mr Reardon, "he is not clinging to the life-buoy. I wouldn't for anything that it should have happened. Poor fellow! Poor fellow!" "Ay, poor fellow!" muttered Captain Thwaites. "Any use to lower another boat, Reardon?"
You remember Corporal Thwaites you caught his horse, when he had his foot near wrenched off, going through the gate and his way of breathing through the under-row of his teeth the poor creature was in such pain that's just how she takes her breath. It makes her look sometimes like that woman's head with the snakes for her hair. This bothers me how is it you and Mrs.
You remember Corporal Thwaites you caught his horse, when he had his foot near wrenched off, going through the gate and his way of breathing through the under-row of his teeth the poor creature was in such pain that's just how she takes her breath. It makes her look sometimes like that woman's head with the snakes for her hair. This bothers me how is it you and Mrs.
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