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I have not gone fully into the reasons that induced Whitaker to believe that the discoveries showed that the building was a Rotunda, but it is curious that he should have thought they had a similarity to the Pantheon at Rome, which antiquaries since his time have proved was not 'built for a temple, but that it was an entrance hall or vestibule of the Baths of Agrippa, although it is doubtful if the Rotunda was built at the same time as the Portico, which was, without doubt, erected B.C. 27.
She ate hardly any breakfast, and went back to Whitaker. The more she studied the less sure she became; till, idly turning the pages, she came to Scotland. People could be married there without any of this nonsense. She had only to go and stay there twenty-one days, then Jon could come, and in front of two people they could declare themselves married. And what was more they would be!
Whitaker had scarce regained his post in the rear, when he again quitted it, and galloped to the main body with more speed than before, with the unpleasing tidings that they were pursued by half a score of horseman, and better. "Ride on briskly to Hartley-nick," said the Knight, "and there, with God to help, we will bide the knaves.
I noticed some bags of meal." "Good. And you say they took the lower road?" "Yes. I recollect that distinctly." "Isn't there a short cut? Can't we cut across lots and head them off? They would have to go slow, and it might be that we could head them somewhere and get those canes away from them." "Yes," replied Mr. Whitaker.
Whitaker, set upon her track by the startled Sir Thomas, found her and seating himself beside her, he talked to her gently, not finding fault with her loyalty to her people and their beliefs, but explaining how they had never had the chance to hear what she was being taught, and how by acknowledging the Christians' God, she might lead those she loved to do the same and to benefit by His great gifts.
There was Whitaker, to whom, at a loose end, he wrote a great many letters of rebuke, some stately, some less so. There was Brian, whose absence had revolutionized his pleasant way of life; and Garry and Jan and Sid, who at any cost merely wanted him to work. Grievance enough for any man who resented the disturbance of unneeded change.
"No," said Kenny. "I was just thinking of a man I know. Name's Whitaker." Thus May came with a warm wind of spice and fresh misgivings furrowed the doctor's brow. "Now that the windows are opened so much," he fretted, "the rumble of that quarry is inferno. The blasts bother him?" "He jumps," said Joan. "I thought so. He must have peace and quiet. If Mr.
The sun is on our side of the hedge now, and we will pay off old scores, as sure as my name is Richard Whitaker." "You presume on your long services, Whitaker, and on your master's absence, or you had not dared to use me thus," said the lady.
"So!" said Kreiling gently and passed on to the cheese with deliberate tact, pushing Jan away. A minute later his hand came down with heartiness on Kenny's shoulder. "Spitzbube!" he rumbled affectionately. Kenny laughed but Whitaker saw that his cigarette was shaking. "Music," he reflected, feeling sympathetic, "always makes him wild and sentimental. And Max sang like an archangel."
For he had all the time believed that the chief engineer was laying a trap for him on behalf of his ancient shipmate, that unhappy victim of groundless jealousy, Captain Whitaker Monk.
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