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They are going to give him a two years' contract for milling, and they talk of declaring twenty thousand shares of my stock invalid." "How many directors have you got?" "Two Barber and myself. Decker thinks he has Barber." "Then you want an injunction?" "Yes." The lawyer looked at his watch. "The meeting is at twelve-thirty. H'm. You'll have to hold them for half an hour maybe an hour."

At ten o'clock it was necessary to post extra traffic police to take care of the cars headed upstate to look at the mystery. At eleven it began to move! Sluggishly, to be sure, and rather raggedly, but it undoubtedly moved, and as undoubtedly it moved independently of the wind. It was at twelve-thirty that the first casualty occurred.

It was further known that something was going on between her and Georgie, for she had been heard by one Miss Antrobus to ask for Georgie's number at the telephone in the Ambermere Arms. He himself took no part in the green-parliament that morning, but had been seen to dash into the fruiterer's and out again, before he went in a great hurry to The Hurst, shortly after twelve-thirty.

"Stella," he said, "you asked me at dinner when we were leaving here. You are leaving to-morrow morning by the twelve-thirty train." "What do you mean?" she demanded, with a sudden sinking of the heart. "Please do not ask," he replied. "You know and I know. It is not my wish to make public the story of our disagreement."

At one of the tables Sommers found Miss Hitchcock and Mrs. Porter, surrounded by a group of young men and women who were talking and laughing excitedly. "Ah! you couldn't get the twelve-thirty," Miss Hitchcock exclaimed, as Sommers edged to her. "We waited luncheon for you until the train came; but you are in time for the polo. Caspar is playing and Parker," she added in a lower tone.

Now come over 'ere by the band section and I'll tell how we'll work it out. Of course, we'll improve it every day. All you needs is confidence. We 'ave dinner at twelve-thirty in the performer's end of the cook-tent. It's all right there. I'll fetch yours into the dressin'-tent for you, so's you won't be seen. There's my daughter over there. Ain't she a stunner? Say, she's a gal as is a gal.

Jane Hubbard has restored my faith in Woman. Sam! Sam!" "What?" "I said that Jane Hubbard had restored my faith in Woman." "Oh, all right." Eustace Hignett finished undressing and got into bed. With a soft smile on his face he switched off the light. There was a long silence, broken only by the distant purring of the engines. At about twelve-thirty a voice came from the lower berth. "Sam!"

The first day it had rained all the time. The second day it had rained from eight till twelve-fifteen, from twelve-thirty till four, and from five till eleven. And on this, the third day, there had been no intermission longer than ten minutes. It was a trying Summer. Even the writers in the daily papers seemed mildly surprised, and claimed that England had seen finer Julys. Mr.

Then I turned and went up-stairs, weak in the knees, to put on my hat and coat. I had made up my mind that there had been murder done. I looked at my clock as I went down-stairs. It was just twelve-thirty. I thought of telephoning for Mr. Reynolds to meet me, but it was his lunch hour, and besides I was afraid to telephone from the house while Mr. Ladley was in it. Peter had been whining again.

At dinner you look like you just as lief be dead as livin', and now " "You or I will be dead if I miss that twelve-thirty train. Have you called the cab?" "No, sir. I ain't called no cab. You ain't never call the word cab. You mean " Moses's hands dropped limply at his side. "You mean you're goin' away for Christmas?" "That's what I mean!"