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It was beyond her power to analyze the situation as closely as it required. It was beyond her ability to realize that a man may say he is the son of God, if it be that he has behind the words the power of the personality of a Jesus Christ. Traill had the personality the dominance behind him in what he said that was all.
Traill went on, quietly: "If the court permits me to do so, I shall be glad to pay for Bobby's license, but I'm thinking that carries responsibeelity for the bit dog." "You are quite right, Mr. Traill. You would have to assume responsibility. Masterless dogs have become a serious nuisance in the city." "I could no' tak' responsibeelity.
Philadelphia, 1860 Childs and Peterson, 602 Arch Street. V. A History of Matrimonial Institutions, chiefly in England and the United States: by George Elliott Howard. 4 vols. The University of Chicago Press, 1904. VI. Social England: edited by H.D. Traill. 6 vols. G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1901. VII. Social Life in the Reign of Queen Anne, taken from original sources: by John Ashton.
Then the time-gun boomed from the Castle, and the little dog trotted up for his dinner and nap under the settle and his daily visit with Mr. Traill. In fair weather, when the last guest had departed and the music bells of St.
The man, a clerk, with slavery written legibly across his face, offered some mumbled acceptance of the inevitable. Traill himself would not have borne with any such intrusion. He would have called the manager insisted upon having the table to himself; but he intruded his presence with only a momentary consciousness of being in the way. His manner with waiters was peremptory.
The fact that at the 'Varsity Devenish had developed taste for dress was outweighed by the fact that he was a double blue, holding place in the fifteen and winning the quarter-mile in a time that justified admiration. These qualities had left a lasting impression upon Traill. He disliked the dandy with a strong predisposition to like the man.
"You had a good dinner, Monsieur?" "Excellent, thank you, Madame." "Oh, Monsieur;" she caught Traill's arm and detained him as Sally went out in front. "Oh monsieur elle est charmante!" Her eyes lifted and her hands carried the words upwards to heaven, if need be. Traill threw back his head and laughed. "Madame vous etes trop romanesque pour ce monde." "Ah, non, Monsieur je suis ce que je suis.
Some lives were miserable; she had known them. What good had the blessing of the Church been to them? None! Then Traill would return to her and doubts would vanish like shadows that a light disperses. They were happy. She had never conceived of such happiness before. Her mood was one of continual gratitude. She thanked him for everything if not with lips, then with eyes.
Letter of Commander J. Cruford Caffin, R.N., of Her Majesty's steam sloop "Scourge," dated 15th February, 1847, written to Captain Hamilton. Assistant-Commissary Bishop's letter of 14th Feb., 1847. So he always signed himself, although Captain Caffin calls him Dr. Traill. Letter to Mr. Trevelyan of 14th Feb., 1847. Correspondent of Dublin Freeman's Journal. "Report: Colonization from Ireland."
Traill felt the sting of it. "Ay, the caretaker has been his gude friend, but Mr. Brown is ill of rheumatism, and can no' come out. Nae doubt, if necessary, his deposeetion could be tak'n. Permission for the bit dog to live in the kirkyard was given by the meenister of Greyfriars auld kirk, but Doctor Lee is in failing health and has gone to the south of France.
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