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The motor power was carried through the air from a central source. It is even yet, however, a test of one's knowledge of Boston a city not laid out by William Penn, but by cows and admirers of crookedness to understand the street-car system of the city.
It means that, if you doubt my story, all you need do is to find Mifflin I forgot what theater his play is coming on at, but you could find out in a second and ask him to corroborate. Are you satisfied?" McEachern did not answer. An hour before, he would have fought to the last ditch for his belief in Jimmy's crookedness; but the events of the last ten minutes had shaken him.
He had never doubted his mother's word at any time in his life, but now he knew beyond doubt that there had been crooked work somewhere. He shrank from believing his mother untrue, yet where else could the crookedness come in? When Mrs. Eastman had gone to the kitchen to prepare dinner, Maggie Hatfield was startled by the appearance of Lawrence at the low open window of the sitting-room.
Did he not think the crookedness of their carpet patterns a blemish? Some people pretended to admire them, but was not that all nonsense? Was not the modern polished floor, with a rug in the middle, much superior to the old carpet fitted into the corners of the room? Yes. Enormously superior. Immensely "Why, what are you thinking of to-day, Mr. Erskine? You have played with my ball."
M. le Duc d'Orleans had too much penetration not to see this snare; but, marvellous as it may seem, the crookedness of this policy, and not the desire of reigning, seduced him.
"When I get out I am going to lead an honest life and take care of my money. It does not pay to get money by crookedness. Such money never does one any good." Having imparted this information he bade me good night and went over to another part of the ward, where he took his place beside the cot of a dying convict.
And this is very singular in this humanitarian age, when excuse is found for nearly every moral delinquency in heredity or environment, that the greatest factor of discontent and crookedness, the weather, should be left out of consideration altogether. The relation of crime to the temperature and the humidity of the atmosphere is not taken into account.
Much of the time, baffling winds and the crookedness of the stream made sailing impossible, and the boats were towed by men walking along the banks. Even this was sometimes difficult, on account of the rocky ledges that beset the shores, and sharp stones that lay in the path of the towing parties.
Meanwhile at all events it was enough that they did affect one so far as the village aspect was concerned as whiteness, crookedness and blueness set in coppery green; there being positively, for that matter, an outer wall of the White Horse that was painted the most improbable shade.
Perhaps it is considered fair enough up here to do those things, but I just can't hold myself when I see crookedness going on." "You haven't said what it was about yet," reminded Ned. "They were plotting against Darwood." "You don't say?" "Yes, they were." "How?" "I am not going to tell you now. The question is, ought I to tell Mr. Darwood?
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