... ganliam.n aame tbe plaat where was and were about p him, when b. ac.o.tad Me Hardman, .aid. Can I apeak with yon The gentleman Jims addressed appaarad to know him well, and said. Not now. Tbe man, lioweaar. not tatiafird with tht. reply, followed Mr ...

... cosseantly asked id pin five horses in lour etalle. THE: - GENTLEMAN JUL BY :caoow. p lu m you have ii; the of Beet. • wick — Gentleman Jim he wale nailed in the minn7- One of the men who t eame from Son:ewhere along an rifty-nine. Be was different, ;on aee Irma ...

... addresses to the young lady. Her father had married for the aecond time, and had thus given Mias Spalding, stepmother. The old gentleman, Jim called him, was eaay*going mao, kind-hearted in every way, generous to fault, and looked kindly enough on Dr. Jim’s suit ...

... stopper The delicious ecent to try, And, desr reader, henoe she teardrops 1o the corner of her eye. —Life. PPN Lo e A ol it GENTLEMAN JiM. « @id dap thar!” shouted Reddy Boyd. A pistol-like ** erack” of his whip accompanied the command and the little mouse-coloured ...

... exclamatian from under Fracgais asserts that when oat, and especially | lectarer said that one would gratefully admit Gentleman Jim's mask broke upon the air. | » black tom oat, comes, of its own acoord, with | that the dog was & loyal and true and affeo« ...

... hain’t expeoted to know, Gentlemun Jim, 'cause this ia yer first time. Ye've got to learn, ye know.” | The one addressed as Gentleman Jim turned AwWaY. « Yos, he muttered, ** this is my first time, and, God helping me, it will be my lasc.” ~ « Hold yer rumpus ...

... toilsome ways, He wore the demeanour of gentler days. In April last, when the mine fell i*, Beneath the timbers stood Gentleman Jim: W itb giant grasp flung two of the boys Clear of the danger—with deafening noise The shaft gave way every side The boys ...

... Houghton. 4. Tewkesbury Abbey. The Very Rev. H. M. Spence, D.D., Dean Gloucester, illustrations by C. Alfreds Charmer. 5. Gentleman Jim. Mary Gaunt. 6. Lillies. Ethel Clifford. 7. Dickens and Punch.” P. O. Kitten. Illustrations from the Collection of Mr. ...

... Realism.' The Dean of Gloucester discourses pleasantly about Tewkesbury Abbey. Let no lover of short stories Fail to read 'Gentleman Jim,' by Miss Mary Gaunt, • young Australian writer whose fresh, vigorous work on the Colonial Press has recently attracted ...

... room. It was pleasingly played by Miss Violet Vanbrugh and Mr. Uourctner. Very similar in design to the foregoing is Gentleman Jim.’’ by Mr. W. R. Walkcs, which has been added the bill at Court. In 111# lady mistake* casual visitor for highwayman. The ...

... and wa* naturally still V*« bkely occur Kate. Tire «ame j»«t hod brought her letter from another equally •aagiun* young gentleman; Jim had written to her tbe most exalted strain : hi* chance had come Never mind what did last year, hr* running ws* all wrung ...

... have all the Rockfeller or Morgan Legally, but this doesn’t by any means profess to convey the state af actuality, Gentleman Jim” broke. He hasnt a dollar m the world, and, he told the court a few days ago, he wouldn’t have a piece to eat or place ...