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I can give you my bill at two months' date, and deposit the policy in your hands as collateral security. I might get this money from other quarters from my bankers', for instance; but I don't want to let them know too much." Mr. Kaye deliberated. He had assisted Mr. Sheldon's financial operations, and had profited thereby.
While Chosroes despatched the preparations of his retreat, he deliberated with his remaining friends, whether he should lurk in the valleys of Mount Caucasus, or fly to the tents of the Turks, or solicit the protection of the emperor.
Three days afterwards, 14th January, the offer, drawn up formally in writing, was presented to envoy Davison, according to the request of Leicester. Three days latter, 17th January, his Excellency having deliberated upon the proposition, requested a committee of conference.
The house of lords having prepared a bill for the more effectual punishment of forgery, which was passed into a law, and ordered the judges to bring in another on the report of a committee appointed to consider the case of imprisoned debtors, at length deliberated upon the state of the nation, particularly the positive demand made by the court of Spain for the restitution of Gibraltar, grounded in a letter written by the late king to his catholic majesty.
The girl usually came to Nilovna on the days when the mother had visited Pavel. "Well, how is he?" "He's well." "Did you hand him the note?" "Of course! I stuck it into his hands very cleverly." "Did he read it?" "On the spot? How could he?" "Oh, yes; I forgot! Let us wait another week, one week longer. Do you think he'll agree to it?" "I don't know I think he will," the mother deliberated.
We gave them a little biscuit and bread, squeezed out of the already scanty supply for the army. On the first day of their arrival a council of war was held in the tent of the General-in-Chief, to determine what course should be pursued with respect to them the council deliberated a long time without coming to any decision.
The devil! we deliberated. Those lands about the Madeleine don't amount to anything; we are operating elsewhere. Hey! my dear sir, if we were not involved in the Champs Elysees and at the Bourse which they are going to finish, and in the quartier Saint-Lazare and at Tivoli, we shouldn't be, as that fat Nucingen says, in peaseness at all. What's the Madeleine to us? a midge of a thing. Pr-r-r!
The discussions, therefore, after the deputies had at last arrived, though courteously conducted, could scarcely be satisfactory to both parties. "The articles were thoroughly deliberated upon," wrote Alexander, "by all the deputies, nor did I fail to have private conferences with Aldegonde, that most skilful and practised lawyer and politician, as well as with two or three of the others.
The child nodded. "Why, these, of course," she declared with emphasis, pointing with her dollie's slippered foot at Captain Cy's pile. "So? Do, hey? Didn't know I could pick so well. All right; the first prize is mine. Who takes the second?" This time Bos'n deliberated before answering. At last, however, she bent forward and touched the teacher's gifts. "These," she said. "I like these next best."
And yet it by no means proceeded from the brutality of any single individual, least of all of Mummius, but was a measure deliberated and resolved on by the Roman senate. We shall not err, if we recognize it as the work of the mercantile party, which even thus early began to interfere in politics by the side of the aristocracy proper, and which in destroying Corinth got rid of a commercial rival.
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