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"What do you mean to make of him?" persisted Miss Hancock, the half-sister of his wife, the a in whose name Walter said ought to have been an e. "Whatever he is able to make himself. He must have the main hand in it, whatever it be," answered Mr. Colman. "It is time twice over he had set about something!
He took them in, and they talked as they drifted on. The lights behind the locusts fell far astern. "Come, come!" said Colman at last: "this won't do. We have a long pull now, and we're to be off at two in the morning." Field turned and asked the young fellow if he was engaged for a week or two.
Thereon the Academy erected its present buildings, and when they were completed the Academy declared itself on the first opportunity to be no public body at all, but a private enterprise. Then why the site, and why the Royal charter? Mr. Colman, Mr. Pears, Mr. Reckitt are not given sites worth three hundred thousand pounds.
"It is not mine," said Mrs. Harding, briefly. "The child of a neighbor, I suppose," thought the landlord. Meanwhile he scrutinized closely, without appearing to do so, the furniture in the room. At this point Mr. Harding entered the house. "Good-morning," said Colman, affably. "A fine morning, Mr. Harding." "Quite so," responded his tenant, shortly. "I have called, Mr.
I entreat, if not too late, you will keep this affair a secret for some time. "I am, dear sir, your very humble servant, The negotiation of Johnson with the manager of Covent Garden was effective. "Colman," he says, "was prevailed on at last, by much solicitation, nay, a kind of force," to bring forward the comedy.
It would be difficult to picture the amazement of Colman. "Surely, you told me a different story last night," he said. "Last night and this morning are different times. Then I could not pay you; now, luckily, I am able. If you cannot change this amount, and will accompany me to the bank, I will place the money in your hands."
We were then reprimanded and sent back. Soon after we were recalled, and upon motion of Mr. Dillon and Sir Colman O'Loghlen, on behalf of Mr. Meagher, who stated that he would express his regret for the contempt of court, but nothing else, we were both released, although I persisted in refusing even to join in the expression of regret made for but not by Mr. Meagher.
The easel stood beneath these three old pictures, sustaining one that had been recently commenced. After a little inspection they began to recognize the features of their own minister, the Rev. Dr. Colman, growing into shape and life, as it were, out of a cloud. "Kind old man!" exclaimed Elinor. "He gazes at me as if he were about to utter a word of paternal advice."
I want likewise for myself, as you can pick them up, second-handed or cheap, copies of Otway's Dramatic Works, Ben Jonson's, Dryden's, Congreve's, Wycherley's, Vanbrugh's, Gibber's, or any Dramatic Works of the more modern Macklin, Garrick, Foote, Colman, or Sheridan. A good copy too of Moliere, in French, I much want.
"Will you not take a seat?" she said, in the tone of "You may sit down." "Your ladyship will excuse me!" he answered. She gave a condescending motion to her pretty neck, and said, "I need hardly explain, Mr. Colman, why I have sought this interview. You must by this time be aware how peculiar, how unreasonable indeed, your behavior was!" "Pardon me!
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