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Upon the foregoing manifestation a certain true Christian, scil.: Colman, at that time a priest and afterwards a holy bishop, came, rejoicing greatly and filled with the spirit of prophecy, to the place where Declan was; he preached the faith of Christ to the parents and made known to them that the child was full of the grace of God. Through the grace of God, these, i.e.
They were affable, but untrustworthy, stealing what they could lay their hands on, and a few days later shooting arrows at a boatload of seamen from the ship, and killing one John Colman. Hudson went ashore, and was honored with dances and chants; upon the whole, the impression mutually created seems to have been favorable.
"Keep hold of yourself," he whispered, and the warning came in time, I pushed away my wineglass, and thereafter ate only enough of the exquisitely seasoned viands to satisfy my hunger. And all the while Mr. Colman Hoyt babbled foolishly about the white glories of the queen of the North; to-morrow he should again be on the way to her dear embraces.
A pique having risen between Colman and Garrick, in the course of their joint authorship of The Clandestine Marriage, the former had become manager and part proprietor of Covent Garden, and was preparing to open a powerful competition with his former colleague.
But even if I don't give bail, Miss Hastings even if I am sent to jail Colman and I still you must not interfere. You promise me?" Jane hesitated. "I can't promise," she finally said. "You must," said Victor. "You'll make a mess of my plans, if you don't." "You mean that?" "I mean that. Your intentions are good. But you would only do mischief serious mischief." They looked at each other.
"I have little to tell you more but that we are at present all well, and expect returning when we have stayed out one month, which I did not care if it were over this very day. I long to hear from you all, how you yourself do, how Johnson, Burke, Dyer, Chamier, Colman, and every one of the club do.
Success is certain. Will you honor me by drinking to it?" We drank solemnly. "I thought you were wearing a dark-green scarf," I interrupted, somewhat irrelevantly, speaking to Indiman. "I am," he replied. "It is red," I insisted. "Not green at all." "Nonsense!" said Indiman, and thereupon Mr. Colman Hoyt burst into a cackle of laughter. "Complementary colors," he said.
He paused a moment, then, with a gallant sidelong glance at his companion, resumed in a concise whisper, which had the effect of a disclosure, "Prophecies, especially political prophecies, are dangerous affairs, but it seems to me not improbable that before many years have passed the wife of Senator Lyons will be equally prominent be as conspicuous socially as the wife of Senator Colman."
Such, to the letter, was the maxim which guided the conduct of Colman and his brethren, of whom Bede makes such honourable mention, in the third century after the preaching of St. Patrick.
Colman testifies to, nor, indeed, any confessions at all. These two propositions are attempted to be supported by the testimony of N.P. Knapp. These two witnesses, Mr. Colman and N.P. Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of reconciling them. No charity can cover both. One or the other has sworn falsely. If N.P. Knapp be believed, Mr. Colman's testimony must be wholly disregarded.
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