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Yet, while Mr. Wentworth spoke of returning to town in a few weeks, Charlie asseverated that he had paid his last visit to that revolting and disappointing place. Lady Merceron wished she had Uncle Van by her side to explain these puzzling inconsistencies.
"If they send you to the North Pole and stop all my letters and put a regiment of soldiers around you, and keep them there, it won't alter matters in the long run," he asseverated, with boyhood assurance, "You belong to me and you are going to marry me." A voice from the house began calling and the girl answered quickly, "I'm just in the garden. I'll be right in."
"I think we ought to sing a hymn, anyway," asseverated Sara Ray. "Well, we might do that, if it isn't a very religious one," conceded Felicity. "How would 'Pull for the shore, sailor, pull for the shore, do?" asked Cecily. "That never seemed to me a very religious hymn." "But it doesn't seem very appropriate to a funeral occasion either," said Felicity.
As for the baptism, it had necessarily to be postponed for four weeks, since the ceremony was performed at the Great Queen Street Chapel only on the first Sunday in the month. 'I never touched it! Tom asseverated solemnly the next day. 'It fell out itself!
He had never, he asseverated, spoken or written to any one concerning this, save herself; if he had done so it would have been to his indulgent uncle, Colonel Rush, to whom he would have applied. How then had Hannah become possessed of his secret, was the question which the brother and sister now asked of each other and of themselves.
The allied Press was over-hopeful, right being certain to triumph over might wedded to wrong. Publicists pitied the Teutons in anticipation of the fate that was fast overtaking them. Pæans of victory resounded, allaying the apprehensions and numbing the energies of the leagued nations. The German, it was asseverated, had shot his bolt and was at bay.
"Hardly, I think, but possibly," said she, and moved away, with her little basket; while the gentlemen, swearing at the heat, the dust, and the smells, sauntered on, asseverated that Amy Waring was an odd sort of girl; and finally went in to the Washington Hotel, where each lolled back in an armchair, with the white duck legs reposing in another excepting Mr.
He had been lucky enough to secure several fares, but there had been nothing in the appearance of any of his passengers to attract his attention. A gentleman in evening dress with his head tied up in a black bag and accompanied by a man wearing a red fez! Certainly he would have taken notice of anything like THAT. "Niver in my cab," asseverated honest Mulvihill.
Yet so strong was the southern influence in the party by 1840 that the democratic platform that year urged the "re-annexation" of Texas, the term assuming that as a part of Louisiana it had always been ours since 1803. This was a fact, but it was now asseverated by the Democracy for a selfish sectional purpose, and the cry brought thousands of votes to the Whigs.
"The President of the Un See here, stranger, I'll take considerable from you, considering the fix yer in, but you don't want to go too far." "It's true," asseverated the professor. "This gentleman is the President, and we've escaped from Washington. Please help the ladies." "I'll help the ladies all right, but I'm blamed if I believe yer yarn. How'd you git here?
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