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At length, he reappeared at the Minister's levée and announced himself a Spanish scholar. "Then," said Lord Oxford, shaking his hand cordially, "let me congratulate you on your ability to enjoy Don Quixote, in the original." Johnson seems to throw doubt on the story, because Rowe would not even speak to a Tory, and certainly would not apply to a Tory minister for advancement.
There were not wanting some malevolent people, and some pretenders to poetry too, that would sometimes bark at his best performances; but he was too much conscious of his own genius, and had so much good-nature as to forgive them, nor could however be tempted to return them an answer. This is the amiable character of Mr. Rowe, drawn by Mr. Welwood, to which we shall add the words of Mr.
She caught at the sides of the table, there was a strange look in her face. With scarcely a murmur she fell back in her seat. Quest leaned hurriedly forward. "Captain!" he exclaimed. "Steward! Mrs. Foston Rowe is ill." There was a slight commotion. The Doctor came hurrying up from the other side of the salon. He bent over her and his face grew grave. "What is it?" the Captain demanded.
Former U. S. Senator Bailey, who had been residing in New York for some years, made a speaking tour of the State, assailing the amendment in the most vindictive manner. The Women's National Anti-Suffrage Association sent Miss Charlotte Rowe of New York, who spoke and worked against the amendment. Mrs.
And above the noises of their coming and going I heard the lapping of the water of the incoming tide against the dock, which spoke with a voice more powerful than that of Mr. Rowe. And yet I went with him. Rowe spoke of my widowed mother and of Henrietta, he touched a sore point on my conscience.
Jonathan Jones's trees, this afternoon at two o'clock. Did you ever hear anything so perfectly mag?"—mag being "Gypsy" for magnificent. "Who are to make the party?" asked her mother. "Oh, I and Sarah Rowe and Delia Guest and—and Sarah Rowe and I," said Gypsy, talking very fast. "And Joy," said Mrs. Breynton, gently. "Joy, of course. That's what I came in to say."
At eleven o'clock all papers were tied and handed in to Miss Rowe, and the girls filed out of the room. Enid saw Muriel glance cautiously at the floor under Patty's desk, as if searching for her note, and laughed to herself to think that she had already secured it. "Are you looking for anything?" she asked, meaningly. "Oh, dear, no!" returned Muriel.
She looked into Ellen's face with the inexpressibly pure love of one innocent girl for another. The park was a large grove of oaks and birch-trees which had recently been purchased by the street railway company of Rowe, and it was to be used for the free entertainment of the people, with an undercurrent of consideration for the financial profit of the company. "I'm afraid I can't go," said Ellen.
It was afore I wrote to him to keep away from the Court for fear of the Police.... Yes I did! Just after Mr. Rowe came round that time, asking inquiries.... I am his wife, Mo nothing can't alter it." "I ain't blaming you, old girl." "Well it was then he said he'd go to Chorlton again. And he's been." Silence again, and the sound of the children above.
He was interred in Westminster-Abbey, over against Chaucer; his body being attended with a vast number of friends, and the dean and chapter officiating at the funeral. A tomb was afterwards erected to his memory, by his wife, for which Mr. Pope wrote an epitaph, which we shall here insert; not one word of which is hyperbolical, or more than he deserves. Epitaph on ROWE, by Mr. Mr.
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