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Updated: June 26, 2025
She has been playing this afternoon at a concert at Mrs. Rayner Mann's. We were to drive back together, and came this way that I might call here for the photo. But Mrs. Rolfe became faint after her exertions Redgrave surpassed himself in graceful courtesy. How could Mrs Strangeways dream of offering excuses? Why had she not called for tea or anything?
Their home stood for the Indian race, and the schoolmaster and his wife devoted themselves to the cause of Indian education. Through the silent influence of Mr. Mann's correspondence with the East, Indian civilization was promoted, and the way prepared for the peaceful settlement of the great Northwest. Gretchen taught the Indians as long as she lived.
Gladys, through a wholesome fear of her mother, had released her hold on her braids, and stood a little behind. Mrs. Mann's scanty rough hair blew in the winter wind as she took hold of the carriage. Maria again tucked in the white fur robe to conceal her discomfiture. She was becoming aware that she was being proved in the wrong. "Shet up!" said Mrs. Mann in response to Josephine's answer.
The next morning we proceeded nine miles to Heading's to breakfast, and from thence seven miles to Mann's, where we fed our horses, and dined at Daggett's, nine miles further; that afternoon we arrived at Providence, and put up at our old friend Olney's.
Mann states that "the troops at Burlington, Vt., in the winter of 1812-13, did not number over 1,600, and the deaths did not exceed 200, from the last of November to the last of February." But Dr. According to Dr. Mann's statement, the mortality was at the annual rate of 50 per cent.; and according to that of Dr. Gallup, it was at the rate of 75 to 96 per cent.
Progress of Pickle Charles's last resource Cluny called to Paris The Loch Arkaig hoard History of Cluny Breaks his oath to King George Jacobite theory of such oaths Anecdote of Cluny in hiding Charles gives Pickle a gold snuff-box 'A northern Asks for a pension Death of Old Glengarry Pickle becomes chief The curse of Lochgarry Pickle writes from Edinburgh His report Wants money Letter from a 'Court Trusty' Pickle's pride Refused a fowling- piece English account of Pickle His arrogance and extortion Charles's hopes from France Macallester the spy The Prince's false nose Pickle still unpaid His candour Charles and the Duc de Richelieu A Scottish deputation James Dawkins publicly abandons the Prince Dawkins's character The Earl Marischal denounces Charles He will not listen to Cluny Dismisses his servants Sir Horace Mann's account of them 'The boy that is lost' English rumours Charles declines to lead attack on Minorca Information from Macallester Lord Clancarty's attacks on the Prince On Lochgarry Macallester acts as a prison spy Jesuit conspiracy against Charles.
There was no one else except three tall American youths with their don or tutor, who silently adjusted his glasses and played football with them by day. They parted their reddish yellow hair in the middle and had long, impassive faces. Mann's English.
As one proof of Williams & Mann's good intentions towards Richard, the boy found his salary on the following week increased to eight dollars, and Frank received a proportionate addition to his pay.
The whole affair appears to have arisen out of a misunderstanding. There was considerable danger to Borrow in Mann's presence in the capital; but it was not the thought of the danger that incensed him so much as what he conceived to be Mr Rule's unwarrantable conduct, and his own deeply-rooted objection to working with anyone else.
Mann's house had been a temporary expedient only; and for that matter, the Manns, following the example of most Americans before and since, had rented the place merely as a stepping-stone to something else. My father's eyes again turned with longing towards the sea-shore; but the fitting nook for him there still failed to offer itself.
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