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Vivie: "Yes, that cablegram.... Let's frame it and send it off as soon as we can; then get tea ready. Talking of tea: I was just thinking before Frank's letter came how much good you'd done me in many other ways than setting me up in business." Norie: "Shut up!..."
He knows what he's doing though, and I warrant you it's the lady's money that pays for that cablegram," whereupon Ralph impulsively raised the paper to his lips and kissed it, then blushed like a girl. With such good and true friends around him, it may be sure that Ralph was not going to be left alone much of the time.
Says he'll not pay a nickel of ransom if the brigands catch me, as they did Miss Stone and that woman who had the baby. He says mother is worried half to death. I'm just going to cable him that it's all off. Because he says if war breaks out he's going to send my brother Dan over here to get me. I'm having Aunt Josephine send him this cablegram from St. Petersburg: 'They never fight in Balkans.
When he learned that even a cablegram could not reach his home in less than eighteen days, that the missionaries to whom he brought letters were a three months' journey from the coast and from each other, his impatience was chastened to wonder, and, later, to awe. His education began at Matadi, where he waited until the river steamer was ready to start for Leopoldville.
I heard a cheery voice, and Lowell passed me, and advanced bowing toward Beatrice, and she turned and smiled at him. But as she rose, she saw my face. "Roy!" she cried. "What is it? What has happened?" I watched her coming toward me, as someone projected from another life, a wonderful, beautiful memory, from a life already far in the past. I handed her the cablegram and stood up stiffly.
"What did you say?" inquired the judge apprehensively. "I just told her to come home at once. To-morrow; we ought to get an answer." Stott meantime had been figuring on the time of Shirley's probable arrival. If the cablegram had been received in Paris the previous evening it would be too late to catch the French boat.
Murphy mused, "of course I'd be a little old man weighing about a hundred and thirty pounds ring-side, and I wouldn't be able to thrash you myself, but if it took my last dollar I'd send somebody down here to do the job for me. "Well, I guess that's just about what Cappy has done," Matt admitted, and handed his mate Cappy's cablegram. "Hah-hah!" Mr. Murphy commented.
We have already noted the action of Basa and the Cortez family who insisted that the Islands must remain American, and that of Agoncillo, who cabled President McKinley in Aguinaldo's name and his own, congratulating him on the outcome of the war, commending the occupation of Manila, and assuring the people of the United States of the allegiance and unquestioning support of the Filipinos, but it is to be feared that the sending of this cablegram was only one more move in the Insurgent game of deceit.
'Can money be sent to Canada by cable? 'Yes, I think so. 'Aren't you quite sure? 'No, I am not. It can be sent by telegraph in this country, and in America. 'How long will it take you to find out? 'Only a few moments. 'Very well. Where is Mr. Kenyon now? 'Kenyon is in Ottawa. I had a cablegram from him yesterday.
They were warned quietly really quietly, for as the day approached she refused to go through another Oniton. Her brother gave her away, her aunt, who was out of health, presided over a few colourless refreshments. The Wilcoxes were represented by Charles, who witnessed the marriage settlement, and by Mr. Cahill. Paul did send a cablegram.
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