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... had supposed H» ansv ered for friend? Oh, yes, lie's a friend of mine Douj's a friend. Doctor, take vourstif away I want to speak friend.'' ...
... blun:ne»» tbe dismissal, I could not say: but tb* doctor prepared to go, I will send you some medicine which pains of wbicii you speak. ' You mustn't talk too much. Rest una? composure are what you principally need. Cmifytind your composure' With vio.c-nt ...
... bon-fire kindled on yonder rock and a man might get rich in a night. A fearful trade, she replied, shuddering. How can you speak it the *>urchyard, where the poor fellows cast ashore are buried? Now the wreckers lie with them side by side—mighty queer ...
... be, I feel that he will bo soon. You'll find tiiat for once he's told the truth. However that may be, I wish you wouldn't speak like that. sounds a little inhuman. As if you anxiously anticipated his entering the fires of hell to enable you enjoy bliss ...
... upon sudden? Here's the news for which you have been waiting arrived at last, and you look as black as black can be, and speak so crossly that I hardly know you for yourself. You arrive too rapidly at your conclusions. I have grown weary of expecting ...
... white; ehe put her hand Mary's arm. We will up. Kindly tell me the number the room, she said, as distinctly as she cemd speak. The waiter looked her curiously. Are you expected, I enquire, miss? a*ked. Hester merely bowed head. Her tall, proud beauty ...
... afraid ot recommending them other people ? *' Yes, I can, said Miss i.ydiate, emphatically, they have cured me, and 1 can speak well of them, and I have no objection to doing so. Tbey have also done Mr. ynino deal of good, and 1 will recommend them to ...
... remarks of. Alderman Burr >ws. (Couneillor Natter) was trying bailder-np and not puller down man could charge him with ever to speak to the gallery during six year- be had been member of tbe Council. The Mayor thought the Corporation wa* doming looked too ...
... hour; on appointment, 4id. per hour; and after three years' service, sd. per hour. He said that committee he had attempted to speak on that matter, but a big-hearted Counciscr—(laughter)—got up, moved the wages, which were seconded and carried whilst he speaker) ...
... scarcely ball to stop, so good was the home defence. On Wednesday the visited GlosGop, and the local team made rings, vulgarly speaking, round the visitors. Not goal did the Seedhillites score, and they wero beaten by four goals to nothing. The spectator? who ...
... and Co., Colne; and ail chemists and medicine vendors everywhere. iMiiaiiiia—■Mwimiaiiiii i HINTS?!! TEL ' Actions ALWAYS speak louder than words, especially when they take the form : seasonable presents! WORDS may mean ANYTHING cr NOTHING, but a FB ...
... to rely the main for financial support and workers, on the thrifty, workingclass section the community, who have genrraDv speaking been the main-stay of the Although still have yonaidereMo debt wipe off, amy consider ourselves, financially, to easy ci ...