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She became aware of a throbbing in her head, a dull pain, and mechanically seating herself near one of the tables, she put up her hand and started to draw the pins from her hair, but soon desisted. Again she began to think, more clearly this time, more poignantly, of all she had experienced listened to that night! She, a Wray, sprung from a long line of proud, illustrious folk! And he?
Jameson seemed aware of it, but people began to say that Harry Liscom and the eldest Jameson girl were going together. I had no doubt of it after what I had seen in the grove; and one evening during the last of July I had additional evidence. In the cool of the day I strolled down the road a little way, and finally stopped at the old Wray house.
Old Wray, the banker, is to dine here, and one or two Monckton worthies. Stay till Tuesday or Wednesday. The next meets are Friday and Monday, on this side of the county. There will not be many more this season." "Thank you; I shall be very happy."
"The scholarship belongs to Wray," said Braddy, "and I mean to say it's a blackguard shame if he doesn't get it!" "It's downright robbery, that's what it is!" said another; "the fellow ought to be kicked out of the school!" "I vote some one tells the Doctor," said Braddy. "Suppose you go and tell him now, yourself," said Pembury, with a sarcastic smile; "you could do it capitally.
Does any boy present know anything about the missing paper?" You might have heard a pin drop as the Doctor paused for a reply. "No? I expected not; I am quite satisfied. You can disperse, boys, to your various places." "What a fellow the Doctor is for speeches, Wray," said Oliver, as he and his friend made their way to the Sixth Form room. "Yes.
He justified himself against Lord Fielding by maintaining that he had not opposed this election in the character of a minister, but as an individual, or private person; and that, as such, he had freely and honestly given his vote for another namely, for Sir Cecil Wray, adding that the King, when he appointed him Secretary of State, had entered into no agreement with him by which he lost his vote as an individual; to such a requisition he never would have submitted.
As for Lady Wray, Lord Ronsdale knew that he had in that practical and worldly person a stanch ally of his wishes; these had not become less ardent since he had witnessed the unqualified success of the beautiful colonial girl in London; noted how men, illustrious in various walks of life, grave diplomats, stately ambassadors, were swayed by her light charm and impulsive frankness of youth.
John Yeardley held a pretty long time next, from John ii. 4. I next, from 1 Cor. xiv. 19. On the 12th we set out for Wray in Lancashire, five miles, John Yeardley being our guide, taking his wife and Ann Stordy along with him in a taxed cart.
This petition was presented by Sir Cecil Wray, who, on introducing it, spoke very respectfully of the society. He declared his hearty approbation of their application, and said he hoped he should see the day when not a slave would remain within the dominions of this realm.
"Strong man; splendid sort of chap, Steele! A jolly good athlete, too! Witness our little fencing contest of this morning!" "True! You are an evident admirer of Mr. Steele, Captain Forsythe. And if I am not mistaken," she laughed, "others share your opinion. Sir Charles, for example, and Jocelyn Wray. She didn't look displeased this morning, did she? When the contest was over, I mean.
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