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"It is not pleasant to have to go hat in hand borrowing money, but there are times, as you may find before you are my age, Westmacott, when a man must stow away his pride. But here's their number, and their plate is on the corner of the door."
However, I could talk to my father, who knows a very great deal of the world." "I wish you would. I should be so glad if you would." "Then I certainly will. And now I must say good-night, Mr. Westmacott, for papa will be wondering where I am." "Good night, Miss Walker." He pulled off his flannel cap, and stalked away through the gathering darkness.
"It is quite on the cards that I may lose the seat by petition." "They never can be so cruel," said Mary. "Cruelty!" said Sir Thomas laughing. "In politics men skin each other without the slightest feeling. I do not doubt that Mr. Westmacott would ruin me with the most perfect satisfaction, if by doing so he could bring the seat within his own reach again; and yet I believe Mr.
Vallancey and Blake watching him, and the sudden metamorphosis that was wrought in him, despised him heartily, and yet were glad for the sake of their association with him that things were as they were. "Mr. Westmacott," said Wilding quietly, his eyes steadily set upon Richard's own arrogant gaze, his lips smiling a little, "I am here not to fight, but to apologize."
"There now!" cried the Admiral in triumph. "What d'ye think of that? Nothing wrong in the engine-room, eh?" "You seem fit enough, sir. "Blessed if I believe the swab was a certificated doctor at all. He was flying false colors, or I am mistaken." "They keep the directories and registers in this eating-house," said Westmacott. "We'll go and look him out."
Capping the portico is a sculptured tympanum by Sir Richard Westmacott, representing the "Progress of Civilization" not unworthily. As a whole, the building is one of the few in London that are worth visiting for an inspection of their exterior alone. It seems admirably designed to be, as it is, the repository of one of the finest collections of Oriental and classical antiquities in the world.
Westmacott moved a step or two forward, a swagger unmistakable in his gait, his nether-lip thrust out in a sneer. "Why," said he, his voice mighty disdainful, "if Mr. Wilding apologizes, the matter hardly can go further." He conveyed such a suggestion of regret at this that Trenchard bounded forward, stung to speech. "But if Mr.
Westmacott means to bring an action against him, and I am afraid he will have to pay dearly for his momentary indulgence of temper. I must have done writing, though I had a good deal more to say. God bless you, dear. If you answer this letter directly, I will write you a better next time. Ever yours, F. A. K.
Griffenbottom, "it seems that after all we are to have these d petitions." Sir Thomas lifted his left foot on his right knee, and nursed his leg, but said nothing. On one point he was resolved; nothing on earth should induce him to call his colleague Griffenbottom. "No doubt about that, Mr. Griffenbottom," said Mr. Pile, " that is, unless we can make Westmacott right.
The clouds of war were gathering in that summer sky, and about to loose the storm gestating in them upon that fair country of the West, and young Westmacott, committed as he stood to the Duke of Monmouth's party, was forced to take his share in the surreptitious bustle that was toward.
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