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... Marston, a youthful friend of mine, and I believe that I used the names of other compan- ions as my imaginary hosts, and even referred to tbe amouut of jam they bad giveu me fot tea,and so on, pardonable fictions I hope, infcnded rather to save my parents ...
... Forth, sternly, than know she was so lost, so disgraced, as to leave the man who saved my life—the man who has only been too good, too kind to her, and to all of us, for a youth like Beaton. Oh I pray God she may not have done so 1 said Ruth, with a passionate ...
... EZEBEL'S FRIENDS, A NOVEL, BY DORA RUSSELL, Author of Footprints ia the Snow, The i I Broken Saal, Tha Track of the Storm, t etc., etc. (AU BIGHTS SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. CHAPTERS I. AJTD II.—Rath Forth, the second daughter of Colonel Forth ...
... particularly because they are friends of Mr Shackeil and friends of mine. You mean that Sir Morgan Morgan and Alderman JonM are ?-Well, they are greater friends of Mr Shackell perhaps. They were friends of MrSaackeil, and I was a friend of ...
... 7EZEBELS FRIENDS, f A NOVEL, BY DORA RUSSELL, Author of Footprints in. the Snow, The 4 i Broken Seal, The Track of the Sto-rm, eta, etc. [ALL EIGHTS RESERVED.] SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS, CHAPTERS 1. AND II.—Rath Forth, the second Jaughzer of ...
... THE DOCTOR'S TRAVELLING FRIENDS. BY HENRY TINSOR It was In the autumn when Mr. Joseph Barnlee, known Amblawell as Dr. Barnlee, made a hasty trip to Loudon rhis was a very rare event with him, although he wa. fond of visiting the great city, and found ...
... Governor, so he found lodgings for her, where she died two days after without anyone having learnt her name. Her death made such an impression upon this good man's mind that he determined to work hard and save all the money be could to found.. hospital for ...
... were your reasons for thinking so ? A friend who had known her well, Maurice Palmer, wrote and told me of ber death. He had pa.id for her burial. Alma drew a long, deep bre*th. How was xhe supposed to have died ? Through an accident. She was, as I have ...
... -i, LLFOYV FIKOT RUBLJ.SHEUJ 'JEZEBEL'S- FRIENDS, A NOVEL, BY DORA RUSSELL, tuthor of Footprints in the Snow, The tt BrokenSeal, The Track of the Storm. t etc., etc. [ALL BIGHT3 BSSSBTCD.1 I SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTKRti i CHA*TEBS L AND II.—Rath ...
... 12.-Kind Friend,—I thought I would write you a few lines and ask a favour of you, as I am alone in America. I have a father and mother in England, besides the remainder of my friends. Kind friend, I would like to ask if you would please try and find some ...
... Vale Collieries, I be- lieve,promised through his friend,Sir W. Lewis, to give something towards some of tha institutions in South Wales connected with the mining indus- try and population, but having died before carry- ing this into effect it gives me great ...
... breach of promise if he decides to rectify his folly and to save both the woman and him- self from being wrecked ontho troubled sea of matri- mony. If a man does take the law into his own hands, and try to eqaaliso things by suing the false fair one who. has ...