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The very late east window of the south presbytery aisle was inserted as part of Bishop West's Chapel, who died in 1533. In 1539 the monastery was surrendered to the king. Such of the domestic buildings as were not required for the use of the dean and canons were as usual sold. The Constitution of Henry VIII. provided for the customary officers of a cathedral establishment.
He knows where to find me, when anybody does." A few minutes later Barbara was asking Bubbles if he happened to know Mr. Harry West's address. "He won't be coming back here," she said, "and I want to send him a book." "I'll deliver it," said Bubbles. "He don't keep no regular address. You have to catch him on the run."
Carroll was too preoccupied with the danger that seemed to threaten his friends from this surly pretender to resent Prince's tactless allusion. He was thinking of Maruja's ominous agitation at his presence at Dr. West's grave. "Do they suspect him at all?" he asked, hurriedly. "How should they?
No sound of movement or speech reached West's ears from the cabin, and he settled down into moody forgetfulness, still staring dully out through the open port. What was to be, would be, but there was nothing for him to do but wait for those who held him prisoner, to act. He was still seated there, listless, incapable even of further thought, when the door was suddenly unlocked.
The east window of Bishop Alcock's chapel, which was of course in existence long before his time, is round-headed, with four lights, and some good Decorated tracery. That to Bishop West's chapel, in the south aisle, is of five lights, of very late Perpendicular character.
Gait, West's biographer, saw the picture in the state in which it had thus been left sixty-seven years afterward; and the artist himself used to acknowledge that in none of his subsequent efforts had he been able to excel some of the touches of invention in this his first essay."
The pump valves of deep mines are a perpetual source of expense and trouble, as from the pressure of water upon them it is difficult to prevent them from closing with violence; and many expedients have been contrived to mitigate the evil, of which the valve known as Harvey and West's valve has perhaps gained the widest acceptation. Q. Will you describe Harvey and West's pump valve?
Come, Frances, here's the copy for you to read." Frances West's voice had a peculiarly charming quality, and her manner of reading was so absorbed and sympathetic that she never failed to interest her auditors; so that even the mechanical drudgery of correcting proof was endurable with her help.
In criticism, however, whether the matter in question be works of art, or of literature, the best opinion is exactly that which is the most reasonable; and the point at issue here, is not one in which an artist's judgment can be allowed greater weight than that of any other man. Chap. Observations on Mr. West's Intercourse with the King. Anecdote of the American War.
After hearing Terry's talk, I am more than ever determined to continue to do my part, working in the light as He gives me the power to see the light." "Percy, dear," she asked, "did you know the bride whose wedding cards you received yesterday?" "Don't you remember what I told you of Adelaide West, Mr. West's daughter?" he queried. "I thought so," said the mother.
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