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Tamasese and Brandeis had slipped to sea in a schooner; their troops had followed them in boats; the German sailors and their war-flag had returned on board the Adler; and only the German merchant flag blew there for Weber's land-claim.

Like the title of Emeritus Professor, it is a tribute to be accepted, hardly to be longed for. When the curtain rises again, it will show Miss Hazard in a new character, and surrounded by a new world. Mr. Bradshaw was obliged to leave town for a week or two on business connected with the great land-claim.

He stood in the way of a land-claim, and human life was cheap that night." Tell Mapleson's face was ashy gray with anger; but no heed was given to him, as my father continued.

The son of the executed Matthew Maule, while building this house, took the opportunity to construct that recess, and hide away the Indian deed, on which depended the immense land-claim of the Pyncheons. Thus they bartered their eastern territory for Maule's garden-ground." "And now" said Uncle Venner "I suppose their whole claim is not worth one man's share in my farm yonder!"

Like the title of Emeritus Professor, it is a tribute to be accepted, hardly to be longed for. When the curtain rises again, it will show Miss Hazard in a new character, and surrounded by a new world. Mr. Bradshaw was obliged to leave town for a week or two on business connected with the great land-claim.

Tamasese and Brandeis had slipped to sea in a schooner; their troops had followed them in boats; the German sailors and their war-flag had returned on board the Adler; and only the German merchant flag blew there for Weber's land-claim.

Mulinuu, for which Becker had intrigued so long and so often, for which he had overthrown the municipality, for which he had abrogated and refused and invented successive schemes of neutral territory, was now no more to the Germans than a very unattractive, barren peninsula and a very much disputed land-claim of Mr. Weber's.

The immensity of this land-claim was sufficient to defeat it, and it was asserted that the claimant, whose father had established his title to the Earldom of Stirling in the Scotch courts, was a pretender, and that the most important papers substantiating the claim were forgeries.

Mulinuu, for which Becker had intrigued so long and so often, for which he had overthrown the municipality, for which he had abrogated and refused and invented successive schemes of neutral territory, was now no more to the Germans than a very unattractive, barren peninsula and a very much disputed land-claim of Mr. Weber's.