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...slowly—very slowly, in fact, but still it was growing. The chief citizen was York Leicester Driscoll, about forty years old, judge of the county court... ...o this remote region from his birthplace in the interior of the State of New York, to seek his fortune. He was twenty five years old, college bred, an... ...ll, then gave the old man’s hand a hearty shake and said: “Now that’s right, York—but I knew you would do it. You couldn’t leave that poor chap to fig... ...NUTEST DETAIL!” Wilson said, solemnly: “The murderer of your friend and mine—York Driscoll of the generous hand and the kindly spirit—sits in among yo...

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... wanted to do a civil thing by that poor girl. Where is she now?’ ‘A t New York.’ ‘They’d better take care how they send me to watch the Yankees, then... ...t, and he had stolen a little time, in the dead season, to hurry up to New York, partly on business, and partly to see his daughter, who had communica... ...ance. And all she had ever heard at home, much that she daily heard at New York, inclined her to distrust and dislike of American speculations. It was... ...uller. Cora’s Confirmation had brought the girls into contact with the New York clergy, and had procured them an introduction to the clergyman of Wini... ...amsel stirred. Averil and her sisters, in the English boots scorned at New York, had their share in the laugh, while picking their way from log to log... ...g them, her feathered hat and deli- cate muslin looking as fresh as at New York. ‘What, all alone!’ she said; ‘I know it is poor Ave’s sick day. Is sh... ...d lessened his hopes of practice. The same causes that affected him at New York told in Indiana; and even if he had been employed, the fees would have... ...red lips, without a hand to help them—some, too, whom they had seen at New York, and whose exulting departure they had witnessed—sufferers among whom ... ...e forth to join the army. Cora was advised to return to her friends at New York, but she declared her intention of remaining to keep house with Cousin...

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...g-shops! But was that the model one wanted one’s family 33 Henry James to follow? Morgan had dim memories of an old grandfa- ther, the maternal, in N...

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...m before. Hadn’t he been a friend of one of her nephews at Oxford? Hadn’t he spent the Christmas holidays precisely three years before at her brother-... ...dy would not have pushed him over the cliff. Strange as she was to behold I knew of cases in which she had been obliged to adminis- ter that shove. I ...

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...n’t know what you are talking about.” “Yes, I do. There’s a college in New York just for women. Aunt Kihm sent me the prospectus, and it’s one of the ... ...settle something on you right away; and you’ll marry some one of those New York chaps, and be great big people before you know it.” “The idea, Condy!”... ...t room, bringing with her a brisk, pungent odor of boiled vegetables. “New York—such a town as it must be! It was called Manhattan at first, you know,...

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... when things are sub- stantial. Gerald and Oliver came back yesterday from York- shire. You know we have a colliery there. ANABEL. Yes, I believe I’ve...

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...in every age to be Refuge of injured royalty; Since first, when conquering York arose, To Henry meek she gave repose, Till late, with wonder, grief, a... ... in its halls King James should come; But Nottingham has archers good, And Yorkshire-men are stern of mood; Northumbrian prickers wild and rude. On De...

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...nd voluminous, and succumbed very easily to a low shooter or an unexpected Yorker, hut usually he was caught early by long leg. The difficulty was to ... ...of Staten Island towards the towering vigour and clamorous vitality of New York City, that mood rose to its quintessence. And once it came to me, as I... ...e not his ways. Also he hated particularly, and in this order, Londoner’s, Yorkshiremen, Scotch, Welch and Irish, because they were not “reet Stafford... ...ch things as a comparison of Venice and its nearest modern equivalent, New York, with the elabora- tion of schemes of action when we returned to Londo... ...ord woman who took a first that year. She spent the summer in Scotland and Yorkshire, writing to me continually of all she now meant to do, and stirri... ... queer and ridiculous—and, good God! how I hated my fellow-passengers! New York inflamed and excited me for a time, and when things slackened, I whirl... ...aining that return. I had writ- ten to her from Chicago and again from New York, saying that I felt I ought to be on the spot in England for the new s...

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...worn out. Lord bless you! I would undertake for five pounds to drive it to York and back again, without losing a nail.” Catherine listened with astoni... ...e second unfolded thus much in detail—that they had driven directly to the York Hotel, ate some soup, and bespoke an early dinner, walked down to the ...

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... Cambridge, a Spanish Infanta; and her husband, Edmund, afterwards Duke of York, was beside the Princess of Wales. But more wonderful than all, among ...

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...mtesse de Bourke and her daughter was published in the Catholic World, New York, July 1881. It exactly agrees with 6 A Modern Telemachus the narratio...

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...al villages of the Indians are still called “castles” by the whites of New York. “Oneida castle” is no more than a scattered hamlet; but the name is i... ...n. But the true mocking-bird is not found so far north as the state of New York, where it has, however, two substitutes of inferior excellence, the ca...

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...epis- copal dignities go so far into the outer world as Archbishop Lang of York, who began as a barrister. This early predesti- nation has always been...

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...he other. This was an historical pageant, representing the King’s im- mediate progenitors. There sat Elizabeth of York in the midst of an immense whit...

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...mson and purple clouds, reflected in the ocean—’Mary, Ward is going to Mew York next week.’ ‘So soon?’ said Mary. ‘Aye, and he is coming here to-morro... ...re once more,’ he said. ‘I shall live on that word ‘yet’ while I am at New York. I will tease you no more now; but remember that, though I am too old ...

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...n all) were girls; the elder, Florinda, bore the name of the Archbishop of York’s wife, whose godchild she was: and the younger had been christened Gr...

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...swell, need lessly and imperceptibly, the mighty flood of commerce at New York or Boston. On some such morning, when three or four vessels happen to ...

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...rs. Langford, “and very much he seems to have enjoyed his chance of seeing York Cathedral.” “He wrote to me in court,” said Fred, “to tell me what boo...

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... Chicago, Niagara, have a look at Canada, perhaps make a short stay in New York, a longer one in Newport, use his letters of introduction. The pressur... ...may have learned already from the cablegram sent via San Francisco and New York last night, when the cables were still open. You have read already the... ...to these ways … American bar? Yes. And over there you can see another. New Yorkers mostly fre- quent that one——Here we are at the Amarilla. Ob- serve ...

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...on the days of calm. It was just because of that hesitation that a big New York ship, loaded with oil in cases for Japan, and passing through the Bill...