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Not an idle hour did Dick Stevens spend during the time they remained encamped at Buffalo Meadows; and when the time came that his father believed they might safely begin the journey to Antelope Spring, he had such a supply of smoked meat as would keep the family in food many days. Mr.
The gentlemen in national politics whom I have had the honor of knowing Senator Moseley, an intimate friend of thirty years; my present colleague, Senator Stevens, and others have been as honest as the day is long." "But the days do get short in November, when Congress meets, don't they?" laughed Haines, rising. "I'm afraid I've taken too much of your time, and I seem to have talked a lot."
I shall censure no one in particular, although there is one boy who must set no more bad examples. No one spelled the words correctly Clinton Stevens the least of any making his average quite low; yet the prize goes to him. I will tell you why " as a chorus of O! O's! greeted her ears.
The four upper windows on the south side of the presbytery contain single figures of the four Evangelists, and commemorate, in order, Dean Stevens, T. H. Day, Esq., Mrs. Day and Mrs. Thorold. In the corresponding windows on the other side are pictured four writers of Epistles, St. Paul, St. James, St. Jude, and St. Peter.
Stevens," introduced Constance. "And this is my uncle, Mr. Roland." Both men bowed and took Mary's hand in turn, expressing their pleasure at meeting her. Old John Roland's faded blue eyes contained a puzzled look. "You are very familiar," he said. "Where have I seen you before?" "Look sharply, Uncle John," laughed Marjorie, who had joined them. "You have never seen Mary before.
Burleigh had plainly intimated as much to his chief clerk and Colonel Stevens, and when Loring and Stone came through a day or two later and questions were asked about that meeting, the aide-de-camp gave it as distinctly to be understood that he had practically assumed command, Dean's inexperience being manifest, and his own prompt measures had extricated the little detachment from a most delicate and dangerous position.
"This is delightful. I am as glad for your sake as for my own." The author also sent word. That evening when she entered the theatre the manager had a most pleasant greeting for her. "Mr. Stevens," he said, referring to the author, "is preparing a little song, which he would like you to sing next week." "Oh, I can't sing," returned Carrie. "It isn't anything difficult.
Reddy, be careful of your ankles and legs to-day. After the meet next week you can cut loose and run bases like a blue streak." Dale stepped forward, earnest and somewhat concerned, but with a winning frankness. "Worry, will you let Stevens and me sit on the bench with the boys to-day?" Worry's face took on the color of a thunder-cloud. "I'm not the captain," he replied. "Ask Homans."
Stevens interrupted. "I get you, to nineteen decimals. And you don't half know just what a good kid she really is. She's the reason we're here we were down pretty close to bed-rock for a while, she stood up when I wilted. She's got everything. She...." "Clam it yourself, Steve! Don't believe a word of it, Dad and Bill. Wilt!" Nadia's voice dripped scorn. "Why, he di...." "Please!"
The critics liked to talk with her. Even George Jean Hathem, whose favourite pastime was to mangle the American stage with his pen and hold its bleeding, gaping fragments up for the edification of Budapest, Petrograd, Vienna, London, Berlin, Paris, and Stevens Point, Wis., said that five minutes of Harrietta Fuller's conversation was worth a lifetime of New York stage dialogue.
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