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I would not meet his eye again, however. "How long shall you remain, Uxbridge?" "I don't know. You are not interested in the lawsuit, Miss Huell?" he said, putting on his hat. "Not in the least; nothing of mine is involved." "We'll gain it for your portion yet, Miss Margaret," said Mr. Van Horn, nodding to Mr. Uxbridge, and bidding William drive on.
Giles, where he had visited Milton frequently, since the poet had left his lodgings in Artillery Walk, carrying his family and his books to that sequestered village in the shelter of the hills between Uxbridge and Beaconsfield. Here from the lips of his sometime tutor the Puritan had heard such stories of the Court as made him hourly expectant of exterminating fires.
Uxbridge desired me to remain in Waterbury till spring. He would not decide about taking a house in New York till then; by that time his brother might return, and if possible we would go to Europe for a few months. I acquiesced in all his plans. Indeed I was not consulted; but I was happy happy in him, and happy in every thing.
Gr 's non-acquaintance with the roads, both town and rural, along the whole line of our progress from Uxbridge. Hence it may be said, that nature regulates our position for such spectacles, without any intermeddling of ours.
He reined up beside us, and shook hands with Mr. Van Horn. "We are required to answer this new complaint?" said Mr. Van Horn. Mr. Uxbridge nodded. "And after that the judgment?" Mr. Uxbridge laughed. "I wish that certain gore of land had been sunk instead of being mapped in 1835." "The surveyor did his business well enough, I am sure."
The Bath coach was on the point of starting; he bribed his way on to the box and, seated in glory beside the driver, proclaimed aloud the downfall of the Corsican bandit and passed about the warm liquid joy. They clattered through Uxbridge, Slough, Maidenhead. Sleeping Reading was awakened by the great news.
So the sight of the Uxbridge family did not agitate me as it did Aunt Eliza. "The sly, methodical dogs! but I shall beat Lemorne yet!" "How will you amuse yourself then, aunt?" "I'll adopt some boys to inherit what I shall save from his clutches." The bath fatigued her so she remained in her room for the rest of the day; but she kept me busy with a hundred trifles.
In 1723 he was pardoned and returned to England, and an act was passed in 1725 restoring his forfeited estates, but still excluding him from the House of Lords. He thereupon retired to his house, Dawley, near Uxbridge, where he enjoyed the society of Swift and Pope, on the latter of whom he exerted a strong influence.
After Mr. Uxbridge went, I asked Aunt Eliza if she thought he looked mean and cunning? She laughed, and replied that she was bound to think that Mr. Lemorne's lawyer could not look otherwise. When, on the night of the ball, I presented myself in the rose-colored moire antique for her inspection, she raised her eyebrows, but said nothing about it. "I need not be careful of it, I suppose, aunt?"
As soon as the Lord Chamberlain had returned from escorting the Prince, six royal carriages, each with two horses, were drawn up before the entrance to Buckingham Palace, and his Lordship informed the Queen that all was ready for her. Accordingly, her Majesty left her room leaning on the arm of Lord Uxbridge, the Lord Chamberlain.
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