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Meet you tomorrow morning, then corner of Conduit Street and New Bond Street say at ten-thirty. Now I'm going home." Starmidge, being a bachelor, tenanted a small flat in Westminster, within easy reach of headquarters. He repaired to it immediately on leaving Easleby, intent on spending a couple of hours in ease and comfort before retiring to bed.
Above all, not a word to anybody you understand the importance of that?" "That's all right." "I have a theory oh, yes, there's a theory. Without a theory nothing can be done. I am working, Gammon, on the scientific principle of induction." "Oh, are you!" "Strictly; it has never failed me yet I can't ay now; appointment at ten-thirty. But you all hear from me in a day or two."
It was now almost daybreak of the morning of the third day following our first gas attack and, almost ready to drop with fatigue, I went over to the wagon lines, gathered some straw and bags together under an ammunition wagon, and was in a dead sleep in less time than it takes to tell it. At ten-thirty I reported to the orderly room to attend Scotty's trial.
"I did come out on his car, the car that gets to the Sloanehurst stop at ten-thirty, and I did leave the car at the Ridgecrest stop, a quarter of a mile from here. I was following Mil Miss Brace. I saw her leave her apartment house, the Walman. I followed her to the transfer station at the bridge, and I saw her take the car there. I followed on the next car.
Daley swung around in his chair, viewed the oblong of landscape framed by the window for a moment and swung back again. There was a faint smile about his eyes. "Edwards, you er are a bit disconcerting. I presume you know that the rules require you to be in bed with lights out at ten-thirty?" "Yes, sir." "Hm! And you er deliberately transgressed that rule?" "I didn't see anything else to do, Mr.
And then, after all, he ran upon Arthur Chester and at the city station, to which he had taken the precaution to go, although the ten-thirty stopped for a half-minute at the village. It must be admitted that he tried to dodge his best friend, but he did not succeed. His shoulders were too conspicuous: he could not get away.
Twenty times he heaves a cannon ball into the air, and twenty times he catches it safely on his neck. The Russian dancer, we find, is booked for ten-thirty, and it is now but eight-fifty. "Why wait?" says the fair Elsie. "It will never kill him." So we try another hall and find a lady with a face like a tomato singing a song about the derby, to an American tune that was stale in 1907.
Leveson would come if we asked him. Let's get back to the lines. It's almost tea-time. Tell him after tea." Leveson proved agreeable. Indeed, he jumped at it. His life, his attitude suggested, had been a hollow mockery until he heard the plan, but now he could begin to enjoy himself once more. The lights-out bugle sounded at ten o'clock; the last post at ten-thirty.
"I'm going to get off on that ten-thirty to-night if I have to break my other arm to do it. I don't know that I'd be much more helpless than I am now if I did. Curious, Johnny, how many things there are a man can't do with one hand." "I should say you could do more with that left hand of yours than most folks can with both," declared young Caruthers, honest admiration in his eye.
Do you want to live to be really old, to enjoy a grand, green, exuberant, boastful old age and to make yourself a nuisance to your whole neighbourhood with your reminiscences? Then cut out all this nonsense. Cut it out. Get up in the morning at a sensible hour. The time to get up is when you have to, not before. If your office opens at eleven, get up at ten-thirty. Take your chance on ozone.
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