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"Now, my kind friend," said Israel, "can you tell me where Horne Tooke and John Bridges live?" Our adventurer thought it his best plan to seek out one or other of those gentlemen, both to report proceedings and learn confirmatory tidings concerning Squire Woodcock, touching whose fate he did not like to inquire of others. "Horne Tooke? What do you want with Horne Tooke," said the farmer.
The 21 we tooke 8 li. 7. ounces and a quarter. The 22. 3. li. 8. ounces and a quarter. And this night about 4 of the clocke the Captaine who had layen all this while vpon the shoare, went away with all the rest of the people with him. The 23 day we were waued a shoare by other Negroes, and sold them cloth, caskets, kniues, and a dosen of bels, and tooke 1 li. 10 ounces of gold.
Holt was anxious to make arrangements for the education of the boys proceeding together, in order to their being companions in their voyage and subsequent employments. And then followed some account of what these arrangements were to be. "Now, Proctor," said Mr. Tooke to the breathless Hugh, "you must consider what you have to say to this. Your parents are willing to agree, if you are.
Afterward we tooke our leaue of them, because the night approched, and then returned to lodge in our shippes.
Cnute perceiuing the most part of all the realme to be thus against him, and hauing no great confidence in the loialtie of the Londoners, tooke order to leauie monie for the paiment of his men of warre and mariners that belonged to his nauie, left the citie, and imbarking himselfe, sailed to the Ile of Shepie, and there remained all the winter.
"Would not it be a pity, ma'am," said Holt, earnestly, "would it not be a pity for him to fail when he bore everything so well at first, and when he helped me so that I don't know what I should have done without him? He made me write to Mr Tooke, and so got me out of debt; and a hundred times, I am sure, the thought of him and his secret has put spirit into me.
"I do not want you to tell me what Mr Tooke wrote on that paper that he burned. I only want to know whether he asked you to choose so as to indulge me." "You! O no! There was not a word about you." "O! Very well!" replied Hugh, not sure whether he was pleased or not.
James's Street: or of a Committee of Public Safety formed by Fox, Paine, and Horne Tooke. Meanwhile Whig prophecies of the failure of the war were not disproved by its results. Though the English navy had been victorious, English interference on the Continent had been futile. Millions of money had been wasted: and millions were flowing freely.
"Steps, of course," replied Mr Tooke. "You will think it a pretty paper, I am sure." "But, sir, she must quite understand that she is not at all obliged to us, that is, to me," said Holt. "Certainly. You will tell her so yourself, of course." Here again Holt's pride was hurt; but the thought of being out of Meredith's power sustained him. When Mr Tooke was gone, Hugh said to his companion,
By Charles C. Jones Jr., p. 382. On one occasion the natives came from the shore in three canoes, and Rosier remarks of them: "they came directly aboord us and brought us tobacco, which we tooke with them IN THEIR PIPE which was made of earth very strong, but blacke and short, containing a great quantity.
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