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And Rose, even whilst turning away, smiled in response. The train stopped. The commercial traveller alighted. Rose, leaning towards her father, whispered that she was thirsty; would he get her a glass of milk or of lemonade? Though little disposed to rush on such errands, Mr. Whiston had no choice but to comply; he sped at once for the refreshment-room.
'It looked at first as if we should have such a nice quiet dinner. 'I enjoyed it all the same, replied his companion, whose name was Rose. 'That abominable habit of drinking! added Mr. Whiston austerely. He himself had quaffed water, as always. 'Their ale, indeed! See the coarse, gross creatures it produces! He shuddered. Rose, however, seemed less consentient than usual.
Tumbrill has always attributed his defeat to his want of courage in not taking up at once the glove which Selina Whiston threw down. I think I have said enough to make it clear how the State of Atlantic came to be the first to grant equal civil and political rights to women.
Madame d'Arblay describes the pertinacity of George III. in attending service here in bitter November weather, when the queen and court at length left the king, his chaplain, and equerry "to freeze it out together."... Whiston what fault people had to find with her conduct, he replied that the fault they most complained of was her habit of talking in chapel.
Nevertheless, the position maintained by Waterland, by Whiston, by Blackburne, and by some of the more ardent Calvinists, was strong, and felt to be so.
In addition to those from their own neighborhoods, the Tories were reinforced two days before the battle by two hundred well-armed men from Lower Creek, in Burke county, under Captains Whiston and Murray. Colonel John Moore, son of Moses Moore, who resided six or seven miles west of Lincolnton, took an active part in arousing and increasing the Tory element throughout the county.
Most of these writings engaged him in many and violent controversies with some of the ablest divines of his time. Among these, beside Swift, may be named, Whiston, Hare, Hoadly, Bentley, and Samuel Clarke. But then Steele's opinion on such a matter was of no great moment.
The word "male" was simply omitted from all laws. "Nothing is changed," said Mrs. Whiston, quoting Charles X., "there are only 201,758 more citizens in Atlantic!" This was in January, 1861, you must remember; and the shadow of the coming war began to fall over us. Even our jubilee was thinly attended, and all but two of the members on whom we relied for speeches failed us.
R. Whiston, long the head master of the Rochester Grammar School, that this and similar institutions were, about the middle of this century, made to conform more to the spirit of their original foundations, by the making of alterations, especially in the terms of scholarships, to meet the great changes that have since occurred in money values.
Whiston reached home at tea-time. The first glance showed his daughter that trouble and anger once more beset him. She trembled, and all but wept, for suspense had overwrought her nerves. 'I find myself obliged to speak to you on a very disagreeable subject' thus began Mr. Whiston over the tea-cups 'a very unpleasant subject indeed.
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