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... should shaped All her life passed in the thought how to please him effort to do so successfully It just little effort for Arthur Gray musician of the most critical one of those whom it is hard to satisfy Margaret violinist begun to learn five old from then: ...
... age makes no difference bad ruled swayed though unconsciously for she simple unselfish to degree and her smile meant to Arthur Gray now as it ever done no meant She only creature in world' that he cared for and now he could not have lived without her this ...
... look you -importation -obtained from North of England charitable lady sort of registry office and planted out situations Arthur Gray objected to servants they obtained girls and hopeless pupil had had but yet they -liked her She had pretty red hair pretty ...
... quite you that why Margaret suddenly broken off our engagement in this extraordinary Will you give me explanation ” “No Arthur Gray with perfectly innocent air “that absurd— impossible can do that but Margaret herself She told me this morning intended ...
... expressing disappointment she felt long the old home she had so long tprned round to return found herself face to face with Arthur Gray quite her looking at her with singular expression hard read Margaret’s face changed as looked Regret anxiety love left a ...
... Marchmont little excited capture to of affair occurred “I’ll liberty to come rounasnd mum Mr ’s lodgings” said 1 then off Arthur Gray who nothing not even looked Stephen with constables banged door of firmly behind them of them having ascertained latch-key ...
... escaped from It puzzled cross-examining counsel to find out where ignorance ended reticence began The result the trial was Arthur Gray sentenced to penal servitude for twenty-five years He heard his sentence unmoved and with an impassive face was led away ...
... Sheffield SURPRISED o’clock Skin-day two ofMr Jacobs diamond were by one the men trying skylight injured Hospital he remains Arthur Gray's Inn-road man oi WHERE on to tower cd— vicinity Wolsley’a banquet Oan-dirtal by LATE DR PARKER STORIES Dr the An Easter ...
... Adualt School. The Chairman explained that the school was to be a similar one to that run by MrJ. Barker in Grimsby. Mr Arthur Gray szid that the school was for those whose education had been neglected when they were young. They would be tanght reading ...
... solicitor Grtmiby-roed Wffi builder Cleethorpes Henry trawler owner CleeUiorpee owner Stafford House merchant road Gray Arthur Gray St Mashford St tor 's-vi vote Here i tor the first in Council It by way moat to matter are dimply this have Mr of his to ...
... ADVENTURE IN A CAVE I Boys Afraid Disclose Tragedy in search the told Coroner Gray Stockport body after was in River Sunday Arthur Gray a Himself went Wednesday play by climbed a I the river embankment then the slope the Palmer bridge Saxby candle caves Gray ...
... Fawcett Goddard, ship chandler, Clifton House, Weelsby-road, 21s. ; Gertrude Graves, married, 33, Robertsstreet, 10s.; Arthur Gray, saw mill pm‘-i prietor, 48, Tasburg-street, 215.; William Hamilton, boatman, back 254, King Edwardstreet, 15s. ; John Hancock ...