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... box which he thought contained them, until he was asked to get off. Chief Ranger Wadsworth, with right bower Stern and left bower Jenkins searched fo... ...Columbia or the New York law school, Allen will probably enter busi- ness. Andrews will study civil engin- eering at Cornell. Barton will teach French... ...irst sessions of the Na- tional Arbitration and Peace Con- gress, of which Andrew Carnegie is president, were held in Carnegie Hall, New York city, fr... ..., Mass. 11 E. C. Robert P. Anderson, Springtield, Mass. 6 S. C. Francis L. Andrews, Dalton, Mass. 2 E. C. Jay B. Angevene, Highland, N. Y. D. C. H. Ma... ...urt." a tale of the Adirondacks, published by S. H. Lippinoott & Sons. '92—Andrew P. McKean, a member of the New York Bar as- sociation, has been reno... ...oor hall. The following are the candidates for the freshman football team: Andrews, Angevene, Bohnet, Carr, t~^hnpin, Cook, Dissell. Edwards, Elliott,...

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... bad habit. Modern Children are being raised on such a sick TV diet of Power Rangers and Telebunnies etc; that normalizes them so early to fake viol... ...ve hung him in the street in front of the White House. If it had happened in Andrew Jackson’s term: he would have been shot down like a dog in the ... ...e and die like flies working for companies to make cold-blooded reptiles like Andrew Carnegie filthy rich; the masses of driven insane workers in the...

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...then. No one greatly marvelled when, a few weeks after the birth of little Andrew, his father disappeared, though whether he had perished in some braw... ... save Archie Scott, an old groom of their mother’s; Ankaret, nurse to baby Andrew; and the seneschal and his wife, both Hepburns. Eleanor and Jean, wh... ...mself under the guidance of his first cousin, James Kennedy, Bishop of St. Andrews and now Chancellor of Scotland, one of the wisest, best, and truest... ...nd let Andie’s Mary wash them,’ said that little personage, picking up fat Andrew in her arms, while he re- tained his beloved crab’s claw. ‘Jeanie, w... ...ian name being James; then Annaple and Johnnie hand-in-hand, Mary carrying Andrew, and lastly old Ankaret, hobbling along with her stick, and, when ou... ...nly hoped, as he galloped onward, that they belonged to outlaws and not to rangers. T oo soon he saw that his hope was vain; there were ten or twelve ... ...s her jesses,’ said the girl, but in a lower tone, as though rebuked. ‘Sir ranger,’ said Sir Patrick courteously, ‘I trust you will let the young demo... ...lood royal are not bound by forest laws.’ ‘Sir, if we had known,’ said the ranger, who was evidently of gentle blood, as he took his foot off the jess... ... we shall be beholden to you for guiding us.’ He further inquired into the ranger’s hurts, and salved them with a piece of gold, while David thought p...

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...t I have solemn vows to pay, And may not linger by the way, To fair St. Andrews bound, Within the ocean-cave to pray, Where good Saint Rule his hol... ...uth intent, Guard every pass with crossbow bent; And through the brake the rangers stalk, And falc’ners hold the ready hawk; And foresters in greenwoo... ...gh, 158 Marmion Crested with bays and rosemary. Well can the green-garbed ranger tell, How, when, and where, the monster fell: What dogs before his d... ...d untrue! Then Douglas struck him with his blade: “Saint Michael and Saint Andrew aid, I dub thee knight. Arise, Sir Ralph, De Wilton’s heir! Fo... ...f Wallace wight, Or well-skilled Bruce, to rule the fight, And cry, “Saint Andrew and our right!” Another sight had seen that morn, From Fate’s dark b...

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...th a pension of a few farthings, and he used to get the children aside and teach them right ways secretly. Father Andrew also taught Tom a little Lati... ...mendicancy were stringent, and the penalties heavy; so he put in a good deal of his time listening to good Father Andrew’s charming old tales and lege... ...ou hast an easy grace in it. Art learned?” “I know not if I am or not, sir. The good priest that is called Father Andrew taught me, of his kindness, f... ... neck, nothing but flight may stead thee. The man is this moment delivering up the ghost. ’Tis the priest, Father Andrew!” “God-a-mercy!” exclaimed Ca... ... First Lord of the Buckhounds, who passed it to the Second Gentleman of the Bedchamber, who passed it to the Head Ranger of Windsor Forest, who passed... ... Master of the Wardrobe, the Chancel- lor Royal of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Third Groom of the Stole, the Head Ranger of Windsor Forest, the Sec- o... ...enced a pleasant sen- sation for the first time since he had been in the jail. He said to himself, “This is Blake Andrews, a servant all his life in m...

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...aw the teeth of him,” said Gurth, “and the mother of mischief confound the Ranger of the forest, that cuts the foreclaws off our dogs, and makes them ... ...read riddles.” “Why, how call you those grunting brutes running about *The Ranger of the Forest, that cuts the fore-claws off our dogs. 10 Ivanhoe on... ... yeomen at first presented themselves as competitors, several of whom were rangers and under-keep- ers in the royal forests of Needwood and Charnwood.... ...her own, where her gallant deliverers may range at full freedom, and never ranger ask whose arrow hath struck down the deer.” “Thanks, gentle lady ,” ... ...e gift, bold yeoman,” said the Knight; “and better help than thine and thy rangers would I never seek, were it at my utmost need.” And then in his tur... ... the Friar, “I know but one mode in which thou mayst escape. This is Saint Andrew’s day with us, we are taking our tithes.” “But not of the church, th... ...f high birth and rank, like the famous Lord James Stewart, the Prior of St Andrews, who did not fail to keep for their own use the rents, lands, and r...

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...d, in a low voice. “Did he wear a green scarf?” “Aye, aye. Belonged to the Rangers, but they are pretty nigh all gone now.” “Under the rail of the mil... ... and the Lucks were highly respected. The old miller was good and kindly , Andrew Luck the steadiest of young men, and though not seen to much advanta... ...ave been a good mother to him, you’d be the same to our little ones. Come, Andrew, can’t ye say a word for yourself?” “Come, Patience, do ‘ee come!” p... ...t ye say a word for yourself?” “Come, Patience, do ‘ee come!” pleaded poor Andrew, and the tears even sprang to his eyes. “I’d be very good to thee, a... ...be coy, my lass,” said the old miller. “You’ll not get a better offer, and Andrew has no time nor heart either for running about courting. What he wan... ...t cleave to Steadfast though ’tis very good of you, Master Luck and Master Andrew, and I never could have thought of 131 Yo n g e such a thing, and I...

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...ve a word to say to him, and continued to converse in English with old Sir Andrew Macniven about the campaigns of the Marquis of Montrose, both of the... ...s, as I had promised Eustace that I would do. It was from one of them, Sir Andrew Macniven, a clever man who had been a law student in Scotland and at... ...ade the Frondeurs hope much from beginning to resist; but I re- member Sir Andrew said that he did not believe that these nobles and princes cared in ... ...Parliament had any definite scheme, or knew what they wished. In fact, Sir Andrew dreaded any movement. He had been so much disappointed, and so bro- ... ...traveling soldiers, and I know not what! They were at last admitted to the ranger’s lodgings, and had an interview with the Chancellor, who was harsh ... ...nemy’s dog, and the road to Paris was far 155 Yo n g e from safe; but the ranger’s house was a wretched place for elderly men more used to comfort th... .... Some even said that the Louvre had been asked and plundered; but old Sir Andrew Macniven, who had made his way through the mob like a brave old Scot...

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...tory church there.” “St. Kenelm’s, do you mean? That is not so near as St. Andrew’s Church, but that is very satisfactory, and I go to one or other of... ...nes we went to on Sunday; but there’s one that is very low indeed, and St. Andrew’s, which is their parish church, was suiting the mod- erate high chu... ...in Magdalen’s opinion, but perfectly “the thing” in her sisters’. This St. Andrew’s fulfilled to her mind, being handsome, reverent, and decorous in a... ...t, avoiding the worst parts of the road, to be at early celebration at St. Andrew’s, and get to the Sunday 45 Yo n g e school at Arnscombe afterwards... ...one in the morn- ing, the other after dinner. It was possible to go to St. Andrew’s matins at ten o’clock before the drawing class, and to St. Kenelm’... ...ical nephew was not sufficiently gratified by Lord Roger’s intention to se ranger to undertake to offici- ate; and a Bishop, who had enjoyed the hospi...

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...ill Stickers, ‘was Engineer, Beadle, and Bill Sticker to the parish of St. Andrew’s, Holborn, in the year one thousand seven hun dred and eighty. My ... ...en my father was Engineer, Beadle, and Bill Sticker to the par ish of St. Andrew’s, Holborn, he employed women to post bills for him. He employed wom... ... vari ous kinds of water thieves, said my friend Pea, there were the Tier rangers, who silently dropped alongside the tiers of 159 Charles Dickens s... ...they had turned in and were asleep. Hearing the double fire, down went the Rangers into the skippers’ cab ins; groped for the skippers’ inexpressible... ...ood, and nothing seemed awake but a dog here and there. So we took no Tier rangers captive, nor any Lumpers, nor Truckers, nor Dredgermen, nor other e...

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...l—tell me, was not that humor, of Diogenes, which led him to live, a merry-andrew, in the flower-market, better than that of the less wise Athenian, w... ... long after Hull’s dubious surrender at Detroit, Moredock with some of his rangers rode up at night to a log-house, there to rest till morning. The ho...

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...o a very poor one, my love,” replied the Earl; “this is the Order of Saint Andrew, revived by the last James of Scotland. It was bestowed on me when i... ... am told, a halting fellow; and he stood, they say, a tough fight with the rangers of old Sir Thomas Lucy of Charlecot, when he broke his deer-park an... ... impatience in the base-court; hounds yelled in their couples; and yeomen, rangers, and prickers lamented the exhaling of the dew, which would prevent...

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..., Hinders witches of their will; Weel is them, that weel may Fast upon St. Andrew’s day. Saint Bride and her brat, Saint Colme and his cat, Saint Mich... ..., that’s it!—Hark to him, hark to him! Now, my dogs! now, my dogs!—hark to Ranger, hark!” “I think,” said the old gardener to one of the maids, “the g... ...ace directly!” “Is my boy found? is he alive? have ye found Harry Bertram? Andrew, have ye found Harry Bertram?” “No, sir; but—” “Then he is kidnapped... ...d Harry Bertram?” “No, sir; but—” “Then he is kidnapped!. I am sure of it, Andrew as sure as that I tread upon earth! She has stolen him—and I will ne... ...m foreign parts arrived at this our court of Holyrood—with our bold yeoman Andrew Dinmont, who has succeeded to the keeping of our royal flocks within... ...nd broken in- scription informed the reader, that in the Year 1650 Captain Andrew Bertram, first of Singleside, descended of the very ancient and hono...

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...n. When I went with Sir William agin’ the French, at Fort Niagara, all the rangers used the rifle; and a dreadful weapon it is, in the hands of one wh... ...hum—’I beg to conclude with assurances of my per- fect respect.’—hum, hum—’Andrew Holt. ‘—Andrew Holt, a very sensible, feeling man, this Mr. Andrew H...

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...APTER XXVII ? THE SUNDAY WASH-UP?ON SHORE?A SET-TO?A -- GRANDEE???SAIL HO!???A FANDANGO, 122 -- CHAPTER XXVIII ? AN OLD FRIEND?A VICTIM?CALIFORNIA -- RANGERS?NEWS FROM HOME?LAST LOOKS, 128 -- CHAPTER XXIX ? LOADING FOR HOME?A SURPRISE?LAST OF AN OLD -- FRIEND?THE LAST HIDE?A HARD CASE?UP ANCHOR, FOR HOME!?HOMEWARD -- BOUND, 136 -- CHAPTER XXX ? BEGINNING THE LONG RETURN VO...

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...GO CHAPTER XXVIII — AN OLD FRIEND—A VICTIM—CALIFORNIA . . . . . . . . . 128 RANGERS—NEWS FROM HOME—LAST LOOKS CHAPTER XXIX — LOADING FOR HOME—A SURP... ...een our crew and the others, whether the new comers or the old Califor- nia rangers should treat first; but it being settled in favor of the latter, ... ... Mast Richard Henry Dana CHAPTER XXVIII — AN OLD FRIEND—A VICTIM—CALIFORNIA RANGERS—NEWS FROM HOME—LAST LOOKS Monday, Feb. 1st. After having been... ...ere, and him I shall always remember as a good speci- men of a California ranger. He had been a tailor in Philadelphia, and getting intemperate a... ...ain hailed and asked who was president of the United States. They answered, Andrew Jackson; but thinking that the old General could not have been el... ...t him he was civil and pleasant. I believe I omitted to state that Mr. Andrew B. Amerzene, the chief mate of the Pilgrim, an estimable, kind, an...

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...curate, Sunday and weekday schools were set on foot, the latter under Mrs. Ranger and her daughter, whose rule continued almost to the days of nationa... ...s of the north porch, looking towards the hills of Winchester, are Bishops Andrewes and Ken on the outside; on the in- side, Wykeham and Waynflete. On... ..., this was averted, and he was still at his post when, on the night of St. Andrew’s Day, the 30th of November 1864, as he was sitting up writing to De...

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...r after their heads have been cut off. A bloodthirsty and bullying race of rangers, inhabit ing the fertile river bottoms, with ever a lance in rest,... ...derness near Baker’s River; he per formed notable service as a captain of rangers in the French war; commanded a regiment of the New Hampshire militi... ...o citizens of Londonderry, were “distinguished and brave” officers.—”Major Andrew M’Clary, a native of this town [Epsom], fell at the battle of Breed’...

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...itting sub- ject for buffoonery and ribaldry. This bard of milder mood was Andrew Symson, before the Revolution minister of Kirkinner, in Galloway, an... ...pon to-day than killing deer”; meantime, taking out his purse, he gave the ranger a dollar for his en- couragement. The fellow received it as the wait... ...f armed men on the other side. There was auld Ravenswood bran- dishing his Andrew Ferrara at the head, and crying to us to come and buckle to, as if w...