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Meanwhile he held his peace on the subject of some letters he had received that morning. There was to be an expedition in Nigeria. Officers were wanted; and he had volunteered. The result of his application was not yet known. He had no intention whatever of upsetting his parents till it was known. "I wonder how Miss Mallory liked Tallyn," said Mrs. Roughsedge, briskly.
"Look at Ellen Mallory," was answered promptly, "and Mrs. Cummings, and half a dozen others I could name." "The two you have mentioned are painful instances, I must admit, and form the exceptions of which I spoke; but the result is by no means one that should excite our surprise, for it is a natural consequence flowing from an adequate cause.
J. D. E. Jones, father of Arnold, himself a tennis player of renown, accompanied the team, as did Mr. Mallory. The invading tennis players sailed May 12th on the Mauretania to Cherbourg and from there journeyed to Paris, where they engaged in the Hard Court Championship of the world. The first week of the stay was devoted to practice on the courts at the Stad Francais, St.
I sent him away. Yet there is no tongue like his in the world; he is tall and beautiful, and has the face of a spirit." From the Fort Fyles watched the two. With a pair of field-glasses he could follow their actions, could almost read their faces. "There'll be a lot of sulking about those epaulettes, Mallory," he said at last, turning to his clerk. "Old Athabasca has a bee in his bonnet."
It seemed to her now that she understood his explanation perfectly, and she wondered the more that he had been so mistaken in his estimate of Adele. She turned away a little impatiently and looked anxiously towards the point where Dawson had disappeared. Bent followed her eyes. "He'll be here in a moment, Miss Mallory. He has to drive slowly through the grain, but I hear the wheels."
"It's all right," says I. "He's promised to give the peace sign. You know the Senator, don't you, Skid?" "The Senator!" he gasps out. "I believe I once had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Mallory," says the old boy, comin' to the front graceful. "Hope you will pardon the intrusion; but "
"I shall be so much obliged to you," she replied hesitatingly, "and so will my father, I know." "I reckon," said the man with the same look of amused conjecture; then, with a quick, assuring nod, he turned away, and dived into the wheat again. "You're all right now, Miss Mallory," said Bent, complacently. "Dawson will fix it. He's got a good horse, and he's a good driver, too."
She has begun to make inquiries, and I agree with Sir James it is right she should be told " "I propose to go down to Beechcote to-morrow," put in Sir James. "Have you any idea what view Miss Mallory would be likely to take of the matter as affecting her engagement?" "She could have no view that was not unselfish and noble like herself," said Marsham, hotly.
In 1864 he was elected the Representative from Oregon to the Thirty-Ninth Congress. He was succeeded by Rufus Mallory. JOHN B. HENDERSON was born in Virginia, November 16, 1826, and at ten years of age removed with his parents to Missouri. He taught school as a means of support while attaining an academical education. He studied law, and was admitted to the bar in 1848.
"Much obliged for nothin'," says I. Course, there wa'n't any use registerin' a kick. Orders is orders, and we was on the wrong side of the fence. Mallory and I takes a turn through the corridors and past the main dinin'-room, where they keeps an orchestra playin' so's the got-rich-quick folks won't hear each other eat their soup. We was tryin' to think up a new move.
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