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It was not likely that the deputation would deliver their ultimatum until late at night, when the study would be empty. From what Reece knew of Monk, he judged that it would be pleasanter to him to leave the document where the Bishop could find it in the morning, rather than run the risks that might attend a personal interview.
Reece always went in last for the School, and the School in consequence always felt that there were possibilities to the very end of the innings. The lot of a last-wicket man is somewhat trying. As at any moment his best innings may be nipped in the bud by the other man getting out, he generally feels that it is hardly worth while to play himself in before endeavouring to make runs.
They called him at ten o'clock no answer. They went in his room. Not there and bed not slept in and his clothes not changed. He's not been seen since." "Hold on. Mark Brendon's here and has the case. He'll speak." Inspector Halfyard reported the statement and Brendon picked up the mouthpiece. "Detective Brendon speaking. Who is it?" "Inspector Reece, Paignton."
An hour in which nothing had been done was to him an hour wasted. If he had nothing else to do he would go over work just completed and make sure it had been done well. In consequence, Reece had few accidents, and rarely suffered delays and waits while something was being "put right." Jimmy appreciated this quality in Reece, and saw its results.
The conversational man had received his first life, and, as he was careful to explain to Reece, it was a curious thing, but whenever he was let off early in his innings he always made fifty, and as a rule a century. Gosling's analysis was spoilt, and the match in all probability lost. And Norris put it all down to Gethryn. If he had been there, this would not have happened.
It is a great thing at his age to be elected to the National Assembly as the leader of his party in the Territory." "I am not afraid of him," said Peggy, with a note of pride. "No, for I have sometimes thought, Peggy, that Monsieur Reece Zhone and you were made for each other." Peggy Morrison sneered. Her nervous laughter, however, had a sound of jubilation. The talk stopped there.
"Certainly, Monsieur Reece, certainly. It is not that. But you see the water is still rising." "I was testing the rise of the water when Colonel Menard reached us. The wind makes it seem higher than it really is. You can go and return, captain, while you are hesitating." "I am torn in two," declared the Indian fighter. "It makes a child of me to leave Angélique behind."
In the present instance everybody knew, and none better than the competitors themselves, that Welch would win the quarter and hundred. The high jump was an equal certainty for a boy named Reece in Halliday's House. Jackson, unless he were quite out of form, would win the long jump, and the majority of the other events had already been decided.
His godmother, Miss Becky Ap Reece, had died and left him her heir, her property realising a far larger sum than had been expected; indeed, it was surmised that the poor lady must have lost a considerable portion of her income at cards, or she would have been able to live in better style, or have done more good with it than she had done.
Bernice Bowden Person interviewed: Jane Reece 819 W. Ninth Street, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Age: 85 "I know this I'm 85. I was born in North Carolina. "Oh, yes'm, I 'member the War. "I'm three thousand miles from my home. "I did have good white folks. Yes ma'am, I'll say that. Stayed there a long time after we was sot free. They was good to us.
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