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I promise you that I shall not send it until I have done something which will make the whole staff of the Daily Bugle feel very doleful indeed." For the first time Mr. Hardwick gave utterance to a somewhat harsh and mirthless laugh. "Oh, very well," he said, "I'll promise that." "Thank you! And good afternoon, Mr. Hardwick. I am so much obliged to you for consenting to see me.
Ain't she at home?" "At home!" echoed Ida, apprehensively, opening wide her eyes in astonishment. "Yes; ask her." Ida looked inquiringly at Mrs. Hardwick. "You might as well take off your things," said the latter, grimly. "We ain't going any further to-day." "And where's the lady you said you were going to see?" "The one that was interested in you?" "Yes."
The Earl of Devonshire and his family were removing to Hardwick Hall in the same county, and Hobbes, who felt his days were fast drawing to a close, was anxious to be near them in his last moments; his journey, though short, was accompanied with both pain and inconvenience: he travelled on a feather bed, and in a few days after his arrival at Hardwick a paralysis terminated his existence on the 4th of December, 1679.
Hardwick at all, for all she was my old nurse, and I don't believe ever shall." "Oh yes, you will," said Mrs. Crump, "when you find she is exerting herself to give you pleasure." "Am I going to-morrow morning with Mrs. Hardwick?" "Yes. She wanted you to go to-day, but your clothes were not in order." "We shall come back at night, sha'n't we?" "I presume so."
I have been outspoken and above-board with you and have told you what we want. Meet me halfway and tell me what you want." "I want a square deal all around, Hardwick; that's all. You've got to take the same ground and make a clean fight if you want me with you. I can't make it any plainer than that, can I?"
Hardwick, lead me so quietly into a snare. Aunt Rachel was about right when she said I wasn't fit to come alone. I hope she'll never find out about this adventure of mine. If she did, I should never hear the last of it." Time passed. Every hour seemed to poor Jack to contain at least double the number of minutes. Moreover, he was getting hungry. A horrible suspicion flashed across his mind.
Hardwick says that he favours one of the rival papers, and the Bugle has been unable, so far, to receive anything like fair treatment from him; so Mr. Hardwick wanted to take the document to him, and thus convince him there was danger in making an enemy of the Daily Bugle.
Such men as Sir Monier Williams, Sir William Muir, Professors Rawlinson, Fairbairn, and Legge, Bishop Carpenter, Canon Hardwick, Doctors Caird, Dodds, Mitchell, and others, have given the false systems of the East a thorough and candid treatment from the Christian standpoint.
The Hardwick mill was a large one; to the mountain-bred girl it seemed endless, while its clamour and roar was a thing to daunt.
In spite of these opinions, however, the Senator was obliged to vote for the amendment because his state had so ordered. Senator Hardwick of Georgia, Democrat, felt somewhat betrayed that the suffrage plank in the platform of his party in 1916, recommending state action, should be so carelessly set aside. "There is not a Democratic Senator present," said Mr.
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