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I admit it becomes a very confusing riddle in such a country as England to determine which is the Catholic Church; whether it is the body which possesses and administers Canterbury Cathedral and Westminster Abbey, or the bodies claiming to represent purer and finer or more authentic and authoritative forms of Catholic teaching which have erected that new Byzantine-looking cathedral in Westminster, or Whitfield's Tabernacle in the Tottenham Court Road, or a hundred or so other organized and independent bodies.
An emissary from Tottenham Court Road sped down to Polterham, surveyed the vacant house, returned with professional computations. Quarrier and Lilian abode at the old home until everything should be ready for them, and Mrs. Liversedge represented her brother on the spot solving the doubts of workmen, hiring servants, making minor purchases.
Keep your touch with life and your seat in the saddle as long as you will, the world is no new toy at forty. But Cecily was twenty-one, Cecily who sat stolidly finishing her lunch while Dacres Tottenham talked about Akbar and his philosophy. 'The sort of man, he said, 'that Carlyle might have smoked a pipe with.
"Let's know all we can we shall have to be in with you on this, you know." "Mr. Police-Inspector is right," said Yada. "You will have to conduct what you call a raid. Now, do precisely what I tell you to do. Pilmansey's is an old-fashioned place, a very old house as regards its architecture, on the right-hand side of Tottenham Court Road.
'Biffen passed you in Tottenham Court Road, he added. 'I didn't see him. 'No; he said you didn't. 'Perhaps, said Amy, 'it was just when I was speaking to Mr Milvain. 'You met Milvain? 'Yes. 'Why didn't you tell me? 'I'm sure I don't know. I can't mention every trifle that happens. 'No, of course not.
The cab wheeled smartly across Piccadilly, swung into Half Moon Street, and thereafter made better time, darting briskly down abrupt vistas of shining pavement, walled in by blank-visaged houses, or round two sides of one of London's innumerable private parks, wherein spring foliage glowed a tender green in artificial light; now and again it crossed brilliant main arteries of travel, and eventually emerged from a maze of backways into Oxford Street, to hammer eastwards to Tottenham Court Road.
That same evening, thinking himself more at liberty in his new quarters, he undertook a somewhat longer excursion with Mr. Rippingille. After staying punctually through the performance in the Tottenham Court Road Theatre, sighing over the enchanting looks of Mademoiselle, the friends adjourned to a neighbouring public-house, and from thence to a tavern known as Offley's, famous for its Burton ale.
Those impediments had dropped from him now; and yet he knew not how to proceed upon his course. He walked forth one evening, after his daily task, pondering these things as he went. He made his solitary way along the Kingsland Road, through Tottenham, and on to Edmonton, thinking deeply of his future career. What had John Gilpin done that had made him a citizen of renown? Had he advertised?
Why, you look much more like one who has been in a fire than Miss Beaufort does." Thaddeus put his hand to his head. "I thought I had brushed away all marks of a fire, in which I really was last night." "A fire!" interrupted Miss Beaufort, closing her book; "was it near Tottenham Court Road?" "It was, madam," answered he, in a tone almost as surprised as her own.
Monica could have said many things, but she overcame the desire, and laughed the subject aside. Nor till mid-winter did Barfoot again see his friends the Micklethwaites. By invitation he went to South Tottenham on New Year's Eve, and dined with them at seven o'clock. He was the first guest that had entered the house since their marriage.
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