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... silver-framed portraits and cameos, comfortable armchairs and a roaring fire in the grate of the white, marble Adam fireplace, above which hung a b... ... ships to be powered by steam. Amongst the passengers were Brigadier General, Sir James and Lady Cameron, friends of Sir Terence, returning to India... ...ble. A short, sturdy man, with a complexion reddened by years of exposure to salt spray, Captain White had a jocular personality and as Helen was so... ...en was soon to discover, he was a first-rate seaman. His bright, brown eyes above a full, bushy, white beard surveyed his seated guests whom he addr... ...until our next port of call.’ Helen found herself seated between the Brigadier General and Lady Cameron, whom she had met on a few occasions at Cha... ...ron, whom she had met on a few occasions at Charnwood Hall before their departure for India. Sir Cameron was a tall, gaunt-faced man with a leathery... ..., gaunt-faced man with a leathery tanned skin from his years under the Indian sun. His wife, Lady Cameron, was nearly as tall as her husband and rem... ...eart which was full of compassion for the under- privileged. On her visit to Charnwood Hall, Lady Cameron had spent a great deal of time at the Miss... ...lash of lightning illuminated the darkness for a moment and Helen saw, to her horror, a gigantic, white-crested wall of water approaching the ship. ...

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...rcy, Sebastian, Sevier, Sharp, St. Francis, Stone, Union, Van Buren, Washington, White, Woodruff, Yell California: Tax Deed State 58 Counties Al... ...Union, Upson, Walker, Walton, Ware, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Webster, Wheeler, White, Whitfield, Wilcox, Wilkes, Wilkinson, Worth Hawaii: Tax D... ...tark, Stephenson, Tazewell, Union, Vermilion, Wabash, Warren, Washington, Wayne, White, Whiteside, Will, Williamson, Winnebago, Woodford Indiana:... ...anderburgh, Vermillion, Vigo, Wabash, Warren, Warrick, Washington, Wayne, Wells, White, Whitley Iowa: Tax Lien Certificate State 99 Counties Ada... ...sumption, Avoyelles, Beauregard, Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Calcasieu, Caldwell, Cameron, Catahoula, Claiborne, Concordia, De Soto, East Baton Rouge... ...ureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Lyon, Mineral, Nye, Pershing, Storey, Washoe, White Pine What Your Bank Doesn’t Want You to Know . . . 12... ...eny, Armstrong, Beaver, Bedford, Berks, Blair, Bradford, Bucks, Butler, Cambria, Cameron, Carbon, Centre, Chester, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Col... ...Brewster, Briscoe, Brooks, Brown, Burleson, Burnet, Caldwell, Calhoun, Callahan, Cameron, Camp, Carson, Cass, Castro, Chambers, Cherokee, Childress,...

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...incoln Park; Trafalgar Square; Monadnock Block; Lakeside Building, Capitol, White House, County Hospital, Boston Public Library, New York Post-Offic... ...oln's first cabinet Seward was secretary of state; Chase, of the treasury; Cameron, of war; and Bates, attorney-general." Often, however, such cons... ...nt-stock com- pany, English-speaking peoples, nineteenth-century progress, white-rat serum, up-to-date machinery, four-year-old boy, house-to-house...

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...loud; Tittering fell upon all at sight of the impudent thing, At the sight of a gift unroyal flung in the face of a king. And the face of the king tur... ... a crack in twain, And the man came slack in his hands and tumbled a lump at his feet. Ballads 25 One moment: and there, on the reef, where the break... ...rring, for now was the priest to speak. Forth on his terrace he came, and sat with the chief in talk; His lips were blackened with fever, his cheeks w... ...ad first saw the light of day in Scribner’s Magazine, Mr. Nutt and Lord Archibald Campbell have been in pub- lic controversy on the facts. Two clans, ... ... the Campbells must rest content: they have the broad lands and the broad page of his- tory; this appanage must be denied them; for be- tween the name... ..., the muse will never hesitate. Ballads 47 I. THE SAYING OF THE NAME On the loch-sides of Appin, When the mist blew from the sea, A Stewart stood wit... ...ewart stood with a Cameron: An angry man was he. The blood beat in his ears, The blood ran hot to his head, The mist blew from the sea, And there was ... ...t danger about me, Danger behind and before, Death at wait in the heather In Appin and Mamore, Hate at all of the ferries And death at each of the for... ...ross of war. His heart beat in his body, His hair clove to his face, When he came at last in the gloaming To the dead man’s brother’s place. The east ...

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...n Dee-side, and the Clan Chattan on the Gordons’ lands, and the Grants and Camerons in Moray-land. And since that, I have seen the Cravats and Pandour... ...rn abruptness of his usual manner; “are the Gael to-day of softer flesh or whiter blood than their fathers were? Knock the head out of a cask of usque... ...] still congealed the hail-drops in her hair; they were like the specks of white ashes on the twisted boughs of the blackened and half-consumed oak th... ...nd in samite; and the pearls which they wove among her black tresses, were whiter than the frozen hail-drops. While the song proceeded, Lord Menteith ... ..., or onslaughts of any sort. And albeit I have not with me a trumpet, or a white flag, in respect our army is not yet equipped with its full appointme... ...ed the most perfect knowledge respecting theirs from the friendly clans of Cameron and M’Donnell, whose mountainous dis- tricts he now traversed. Stri... ...nd, by the stately form and deep voice, easily recognised the Chief of the Camerons. “I have news for you,” said that leader, “which is worth while to... ...d not hesitate were the odds but one to two.” “Then do not hesitate,” said Cameron; “for when your trumpets shall sound to attack M’Callum More, not a... ...ext day, shall be a day of battle to all who bear the name of M’Donnell or Cameron, whatever be the event.” “It is gallantly said, my noble friend,” s...

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...f the hills, and one of these surrounded with what seemed a garden. These conspicuous habitations, that patch of culture, had we but known it, were a ... ... It was longer ere we spied the native village, standing (in the universal fashion) close upon a curve of beach, close under a grove of palms; the sea... ... company, were from that hour the bondslaves of the isles of Vivien. Before yet the anchor plunged a canoe was already pad- dling from the hamlet. It ... ...nchor plunged a canoe was already pad- dling from the hamlet. It contained two men: one white, one brown and tattooed across the face with bands of bl... ... the fact that they were cannibals; the Directory (my only guide) was full of timid cautions; and as for the trader, whose presence might else have re... ...’ had raised partisans and enemies; the church was once more rent asunder; and a new sect, the Kanitu, issued from the division. Since then Kanitus an... ...clean bill and a fresh start, will comfort many staggering professors. There is yet another sect, or what is called a sect—no doubt improperly—that of...

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...ot killed at Flowdoun, tho there, but lived to a great old age. He married Cameron Daughter to Ewen Cameron of Lochiel.” Following this is a paragraph... ...aws.” The next person I came across was a dapper little man in a beautiful white wig, whom I saw to be a barber on his rounds; and knowing well that b... ... had burst into tears. As it was, I could find no words, neither black nor white, but handed him the letter, and sat down to the porridge with as litt... ...lthily observing the other. Not another word had he to say to me, black or white, but was busy turning some- thing secretly over in his mind; and the ... ...early in our faces as we went. It was the month of June; the grass was all white with daisies, and the trees with blossom; but, to judge by our blue n... ... our blue nails and aching wrists, the time might have been winter and the whiteness a December frost. Uncle Ebenezer trudged in the ditch, jogging fr... ... country, which they call Mamore, and which is one of the countries of the Camerons. He’s King’s Factor upon both, and from both he has to drive out t... ...old my tongue, for that was not to be thought of; and ask- ing me what the Camerons would think? (which confirmed me, it must have been a Cameron from...

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...the highroad near Lockerby, where he was found exhausted and expiring. The white pony, the companion of his pil- grimage, was standing by the side of ... ..., whom I remember to have seen. Thus overpowered, Lieutenant-Colonel Allan Whitefoord, a gentleman of rank and consequence, as well as a brave officer... ...d to each other by the celebrated John Roy Stewart, who acquainted Colonel Whitefoord with the quality of his captor, and made him aware of the necess... ...Highlands to raise men, he visited Colonel 12 Chronicles of the Canongate Whitefoord at his own house, and spent two happy days with him and his Whig... ...t is, even supposing the nearest party, commanded by Sergeant Allan Breack Cameron, has been commanded hither by express from Dunbarton, as it is most... ...MacT avish, lay down your arms and surrender.” “Do you stand, Allan Breack Cameron, and command your men to stand, or it will be the worse for us all.... ...e taken unless you can assure me against the Saxon lash.” “Fool!” answered Cameron, “you know I cannot. Yet I will do all I can. I will say I met you ... ...ather’s blood to defend your father’s hearth!” Hamish fired his piece, and Cameron dropped dead. All these things happened, it might be said, in the s... ... mations; while the melancholy note of a lament, appropri- ate to the clan Cameron, played on the bagpipe, was heard from time to time. Elspat started...

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...NERAL J. W . GEARY . WAR DEPARTMENT, May 25, 1862 1.45 P.M. GENERAL GEARY, White Plains: Please give us your best present impression as to the number ... ...the 30th day of last month, which is in these words: “Resolved, That Simon Cameron, late Secretary of War by investing Alexander Cummings with the con... ...nsure expressed in this resolution to rest exclusively or chiefly upon Mr. Cameron. The same sentiment is unanimously entertained by the heads of depa... ...eedings which the House of Representatives have censured. It is due to Mr. Cameron to say that although he fully approved the proceed- ings they were ... ...SHINGTON, D.C., June 28,1862. GENERAL DIX: Communication with McClellan by White House is cut off. Strain every nerve to open communication with him b... ...R GOLDS BOROUGH, Fort Monroe: Enemy has cut McClellan’s communication with White House, and is driving Stoneman back on that point. Do what you can fo... ...han when you left. Fulton of Baltimore Ameri- can is now with us. He left White House at 11 A.M. yester- day. He conversed fully with a paymaster who... ... LINCOLN. 246 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Six TELEGRAM TO SIMON CAMERON. EXECUTIVE MANSION, W ASHINGTON, February 13, 1863. HON. SIMON CAME... ... LINCOLN. 350 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Six TELEGRAM TO SIMON CAMERON. [Cipher .) W AR DEPARTMENT, W ASHINGTON CITY , JUL Y 15, 1863. HON...

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...Cope’s army, a battery of four field-pieces was stormed and carried by the Camerons and the Stewarts of Appine. The late Alexander Stewart of Invernah... ...nally obtained him liberty on his parole. The officer proved to be Colonel Whitefoord, an Ayrshire gentleman of high character and influence, and warm... ...ecruits, on which occasion he spent a day or two in Ayrshire among Colonel Whitefoord’s Whig friends, as pleasantly and as good- humouredly as if all ... ...f Charles Edward, and dispersed his proscribed adherents, it was Colo- nel Whitefoord’s turn to strain every nerve to obtain Mr. Stewart’s pardon. He ... ... of the beast!’ as a subject unfit for favour or pardon. At length Colonel Whitefoord applied to the Duke of Cumberland in person. From him, also, he ... ...dard in the valley of Glenfinnan, mustering around it the Mac-Donalds, the Camerons, and other less numerous clans, whom he had prevailed on to join h... ...e was the very model of one of Cromwell’s military saints,’ Gilfillan, the Cameronian,’ answered Mr. Morton. ‘I wish the young gentleman may be safe w... ... am.’ ‘I believe a person called Gilfillan, one of the sect who are termed Cameronians.’ ‘I never heard of them before.’ ‘They claim,’ said the clergy... ... arms during those reigns. They take their name from their leader, Richard Cameron. ‘I recollect,’ said Waverley; ‘but did not the triumph of Presbyte...

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...thinks—he says at least— that the Republican party is in favor of allowing whites and blacks to intermarry, and that a man can’t be a good Republi- ca... ...he triumph that the Republican party will lead to a general mixture of the white and black races. Perhaps I am wrong in saying that he is afraid, so I... ...the success of our party will result in the amalgamation of the blacks and whites. I think I can show plainly, from documents now before me, that Judg... ...s of freedom, and that slavery is an unqualified evil to the negro, to the white man, to the soil, and to the State. Regarding it as an evil, they wil... ...ed, April 30, 1861. A. LINCOLN. Colonel Thomas will make this order. SIMON CAMERON, Secretary of War. CONDOLENCE OVER FAILURE OF FT. SUMTER RELIEF TO ... ...e- pendence of the United States. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President: SIMON CAMERON, Secretary of War, PROCLAMATION SUSPENDING THE WRIT OF HABEAS CORPU... ..., A. LINCOLN. 245 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Five TO SECRETARY CAMERON. EXECUTIVE MANSION, June 20, 1861. MY DEAR SIR:—Since you spoke to ... ...s been authorized to raise two additional regi- ments of volunteers. SIMON CAMERON, Secretary o f War. 246 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Five... ..., suppose you step over at once and let us see General Scott (and) General Cameron about assigning a posi- tion to General Fremont. Y ours as ever, A....

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...ance, it was no better than a large toy-shop. When I saw an ancient, dusty white hat, with some peculiar append- age to it which was unintelligible, i... ...ge to it which was unintelligible, it was no more to me than any other old white hat. But had I been a man of science, what a tale it might have told!... ...m the building into the space of the portico. The President’s house—or the White House as it is now called all the world over—is a handsome mansion fi... ...Pennsylvania Avenue, which has now made another turn. Here in front of the White House is President’s Square, as it is generally called. The technical... ...less ocean of private life the ship might perhaps be saved. These were Mr. Cameron, the Secretary of War, and Mr. Welles, the Secretary of the Navy. I... ... of the Navy. It was said that Lincoln, when pressed to rid his cabinet of Cameron, had replied, that when a man was crossing a stream the moment was ... ...r- 28 North America V ol. 2 tions he knew that he could not trust. So Mr. Cameron went, and Mr. Stanton became Secretary of War in his place. But Mr.... ...ameron went, and Mr. Stanton became Secretary of War in his place. But Mr. Cameron, though put out of the cabinet, was to be saved from absolute disgr... ...ow that it would become me here to repeat the accusations made against Mr. Cameron, but it had long seemed to me that the mainte- nance in such a posi...

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...barren acres in a dreary neighborhood; his father a typical “poor Southern white,” shiftless and with- out ambition for himself or his children, const... ... his own. First he sketched these with charcoal on a wooden shovel scraped white with a drawing-knife, or on basswood shingles. Then he transferred th... ...ll the vicissitudes of his life from the modest home in Springfield to the White House at Washington, adding untold private heart-burnings to his publ... ...wish on his part to have social and political equality established between whites and blacks. On this point he summed up his views in a reply to Dougl... ...hat disappointment was inten- sified when they saw this Western man in the White House, with so much of rustic manner and speech as still clung to him... ...mselves more easily. In Janu- ary, 1862, Lincoln found it necessary to bow Cameron out of the war office, and to put in his place Edwin M. Stanton, a ...

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...kissed his eyes, and with thin, small hands felt the warm body through his white flannel nightgown. She pressed him closer to herself. “Are you sleepy... ...ately after Mrs. Carey’s death Emma had ordered from the florist masses of white flowers 11 W. Somerset Maugham for the room in which the dead woman ... ...ut chose the bodice of the evening dress which she liked best: it was of a white dam- 20 Of Human Bondage ask which was fashionable in those days. Sh... ...was a tall, thin man with a sallow face and a long nose; his hair was very white, and to Philip he seemed extremely old. He kept the parish accounts, ... ...d wear black; now and then, in conspiracy with Miss Graves, she ventured a white feather or a pink rose in her bonnet, but the Vicar insisted that it ... ...h spectacles and a beard which was quite gray . The lecturer came in, Mr . Cameron, a handsome man with white hair and clean-cut features. He called o... ...e appreciation of art. Philip pricked up his ears. He heard later that Mr. Cameron lec- tured also to the students at the Royal Academy . He had lived...

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...tinctly what she meant, in answer to a terrific glare from the unsubmerged whites of the eyes of Mr. Pericles, this was his comment, almost roared for... ... not a man. Our usual organist is a man, I believe.” The eyes of the Greek whitened savagely, and he relapsed into frigid politeness. Wilfrid was not ... ... was about to do duty at the pi- ano. During a pause, Mr. Pole lifting his white waistcoat with the effort, sent a word abroad, loudly and heartily, r... ...d still singing, she turned her head to him. The eyes of Mr. Pericles were white, as if upraised to intercede for her with the Pow- ers of Harmony. He... ...ying in the rice- fields to escape from the soldiers—which makes me hate a white coat. There was my father; and at night he used to steal out to one o... ...d not make the mistake of the other evening, when you were talking to Mrs. Cameron.” Emilia left him, abashed, to dread shrewdly their meeting within ... ... door. “Remem- ber, we dine half-an-hour earlier to-day, on account of the Cameron party,” was all that he uttered. Emilia made an effort to go. She f...

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...o meet on high, His boughs athwart the narrowed sky. Highest of all, where white peaks glanced, Where glistening streamers waved and danced, The wande... ...at blackening streaks of blood retained, And deer-skins, dappled, dun, and white, With otter’s fur and seal’s unite, In rude and uncouth tapestry all,... ...weetly o’er the lake was heard thy strain, Mixed with the sounding harp, O white-haired Allan-bane! II. Song. ‘Not faster yonder rowers’ might Flin... ...ed; by which, afar, Our sires foresaw the events of war. Duncraggan’s milk-white bull they slew,’— Malise. ‘Ah! well the gallant brute I knew! The cho... ...t we might presume to think slight grounds. It is reported of old Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel, when upwards of seventy, that he was surprised by night... ...hat fell out at my table, in the Highlands, between one of that name and a Cameron. The provocation given by the latter was, “Name your chief.” The re... ...as going to the place appointed with a small-sword and pistol, whereas the Cameron (an old man) took with him only his broadsword, according to the ag... ...ach. Sir James Grant of Grant is in possession of a letter of apology from Cameron of Lochiel, whose men had committed some depredation upon a farm ca... ...desperate as that of the celebrated Sir Ewan of Lochiel, chief of the clan Cameron, called, from his sable complexion, Ewan Dhu. He was the last man i...

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...event seemed to confirm the policy of the general course. Doctor Archibald Cameron, brother of the celebrated Donald Cameron of Lochiel, attainted for... ...ve by Dr. Johnson and other persons who might pretend to impartiality. Dr. Cameron had never borne arms, although engaged in the Rebellion, but used h... ... the same prison with her husband, and confined with unmanly severity. Dr. Cameron was finally executed with all the severities of the law of treason;... ...I, being al- most publicly imputed to a mean and personal hatred of Donald Cameron of Lochiel, the sufferer’s heroic brother. Yet the fact was that wh... ...s heroic brother. Yet the fact was that whether the execution of Archibald Cameron was political or otherwise, it might certainly have been justified,... ...nds, that well-mounted horsemen lay aside hopes of safety, if they see its white surge advancing while they are yet at a distance from the bank. These... ... brow was not much furrowed, and his jet-black hair was only grizzled, not whitened, by the advance of age. All his motions spoke strength unabated; a... ...fur- nished from ear to ear with it range of unimpaired teeth, of uncommon whiteness, and a size and breadth which might 42 Redgauntlet have become t... ...salt- cellar of silver, handsomely wrought, containing salt of ex- quisite whiteness, with pepper and other spices. A sliced lemon was also presented ...

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...tic ad- mirer of Charles Strickland, and there was no danger that he would whitewash him. He had an unerring eye for the despicable motive in ac- tion... ...the good taste of the period. It was very severe. There was a high dado of white wood and a green paper on which were etchings by Whistler in neat bla... ...rely bald. His face was perfectly round, and he had a very high colour , a white skin, red cheeks, and red lips. His eyes were blue and round too, he ... ...Didn’t you know?” “Seriously?” “ Very , I understand.” Stroeve’s face grew white. “Why didn’t he write and tell me? How stu- pid of me to quarrel with... ...embarrassed. A faint colour came into her cheeks, and then her face became white — more than white, ghastly; you felt that the blood had shrunk away f... ...quesas. She had relations there. I have heard that the boy works on one of Cameron’s schooners. They say he is very like his father in appearance.” At...

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...France and Belgium, and saying to the people there, ‘We have been to those white cliffs across the water, which you can see in fine weather, and from ... .... They were very fond of horses. The standard of Kent was the picture of a white horse. They could break them in and manage them won derfully well. I... ...the same plant that we hang up in houses at Christmas Time now — when its white berries grew upon the Oak. They met together in dark woods, which the... ...Gaul; and hearing, in Gaul, a good deal about the opposite Island with the white cliffs, and about the bravery of the Britons who inhabited it —some o... ...ngs of the old Bards, who used to go about from feast to feast, with their white beards, re counting the deeds of their forefathers. Among the histor... ...lties against the Covenanters. There were two ministers named Cargill and Cameron who had escaped from the battle of Bothwell Bridge, and who re tur... ...erable but still brave and unsubdued Covenanters afresh, under the name of Cameronians. As Cameron publicly posted a declaration that the King was a f... ... Bloody Queen Mary 319 Boadicea 15 Bonner 306 Burnet 420 C Calais 319 Cameron 417 Caractacus 13 Caradoc 13 Carausius 16 Cardinal Campeggio 2...

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... out a few errors, which the translator, with the kind assis- tance of Mr. Cameron of H. M. Geological Survey, has ven- tured to point out and correct... ..., and after having bid good-bye to the swan, sailing gracefully amidst the white water lilies, we returned to the quay by the steamer. That is just wh... ...athed in sunlight. The Sound stretched away to Elsinore, dotted with a few white sails, like sea-gulls’ wings; and in the misty east and away to the n... ...hey put around their heads a coloured handkerchief, crowned with a peak of white linen. After a good walk I returned to M. Fridrikssen’s house, where ... ...When the apparatus is put in action this gas becomes luminous, producing a white steady light. The pile and coil are placed in a leathern bag which th... ...; we had turned the great bay of Faxa, and the twin peaks of Snaefell rose white into the cloudy sky at the distance of at least five miles. The horse...

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...llion; and all who have engaged in any way in treating colored persons, or white per- sons in charge of such, otherwise than lawfully as prisoners of ... ...cause and supplying the places which otherwise must be filled with so many white men. So far as tested, it is difficult to say they are not as good s... ...t then think it an indispensable necessity. When, a little later, General Cameron, then Secretary of W ar, suggested the arming of the blacks, I obje... ... in our foreign relations, none in our home popular sentiment, none in our white military force, no loss by it any how, or anywhere. On the contrary, ... ...ssee, on the Mississippi River, of some three hundred colored soldiers and white officers [I believe it latter turned out to be 500], who had just bee... ... it can in regard to it. We do not to-day know that a colored soldier, or white officer commanding colored sol- diers, has been massacred by the rebe...

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... an additional church. He succeeded, as we have heard; and it was the tall white spire of the now Church of St. Austin’s, which greeted Anne Merton’s ... ...letter of every step in the progress of the building; but now, that narrow white point, in the greyish green of the distance, shewed her, for the firs... ... YONGE As the door opened, a flood of golden light poured in upon the pure white stone Font, while the last beams of the evening sun were streaming th... ...ger, and Harriet continued, ‘Well, and what do you wear to-morrow, Kate?’ ‘White muslin, with pink ribbons,’ said Katherine. ‘I have a green and orang... ... ‘Rupert is not like Anne,’ said Katherine, ‘he has a very bright pink and white complexion, and light hair.’ ‘Is he tall?’ ‘No, not so tall as your b... ..., and there is no chance of my getting his portrait. I am in great want of Cameron of Lochiel, or Lord Nithsdale, or Derwentwater; for Claverhouse is ...

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...d wearing his pontifical robes, but not the tiara. Pacing before him was a white hackney, bearing the sac- rament of the altar,—the said hackney being... ...aring the sac- rament of the altar,—the said hackney being led by reins of white silk held by two footmen finely equipped. Next came all the cardinals... ... her life for her husband the Senechal de Breze. Her colors were black and white, and the king was wearing them at the tournament when he was killed. ... ... Duke of Albany, the handsomest young woman, some say, that was ever seen, white and very fair; also one of her own relations, Clarice Strozzi, a magn... ... like an awning, were strongly circled by a pale-blue band, the skin being white and shining at the spring of the nose,—a sign which almost always den... ...ustoms preceding those of England called Puritanism, which were due to the Cameronians, disciples of Cameron (a Frenchman deriving his doctrine from C... ... it. All is said in the way of doctrine; let no one add one iota. Why does Cameron, that little Gascon pastor, presume to write of it?” Calvin, de Bez...

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... upper part of her body, her breasts, which were well formed and extremely white, at tracted the eyes of her deliverer, and for a few moments they st... ...him a thousand times more. During this short conversation, she covered her white bosom as well as she could possibly with her arms; for Jones could no... ...es them to show at once their good humour, their pretty dimples, and their white teeth. “This smile our heroe received full in his eyes, and was imm... ....” “Yes, madam,” cries the mistress of the house, “I have some excellent white wine.”—”You have no sack, then?” says the lady. “Yes, an’t please you... ...for he had now (he said) discovered that she was no other than Madam Jenny Cameron herself. Chapter 3 A very short... ...ighest degree; and that good woman, concluding that she had attended Jenny Cameron, became in a moment a stanch Jacobite, and wished heartily well to ... ...l applied to herself many things which the landlord had addressed to Jenny Cameron; she therefore ordered her maid to pump out of him by what means he... ...it out to my face, that your ladyship is that nasty, stinking wh re (Jenny Cameron they call her), that runs about the country with the Pretender? Nay... ...he tumble of Sophia from her horse, &c., with the mistake concerning Jenny Cameron, with the many consequences of the punch, and, in short, with almos...

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...ed doublet, and more tattered pair of breeches, and sallied forth, a great white-headed, bare-legged, lubberly boy of twelve years old, so exhibited b... ... at Killiecrankie. At the skirmish of Dunkeld, 1689, he was shot dead by a Cameronian with a silver button (being supposed to have proof from the Evil... ..., on which grew some old trees, and terminating upon 36 Guy Mannering the white sand. The other side of the bay, opposite to the old castle, was a sl... ...ume, she spun a thread, drawn from wool of three different colours, black, white, and gray, by assistance of those ancient implements of house-wifely,... ... brindled panther’s hide, As fades his swarthy race, with anguish sees The white man’s cottage rise beneath the trees He leaves the shelter of his nat... ...aise?” “I dare say no,” said the precentor; “for Miss Bertram comes on the white powny ilka day to the kirk—and a constant kirk-keeper she is—and it’s... ... and grandeur of the scenery, I rather shared your feel- ings and those of Cameron, whose admiration of such wild rocks was blended with familiar love...

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...der results? We determined to go to Portland, in Maine, from thence to the White Mountains in New Hampshire—the American Alps, as they love to call th... ... to be the case with most of them. From Portland we made our way up to the White Moun- tains, which lay on our route to Canada. Now, I would ask any o... ...whether they ever heard, or at any rate whether they know anything, of the White Mountains? As regards myself, I confess that the name had reached my ... ...might name the latter half of that month as the best time for visiting the White Mountains. I am not going to write a guide book, feeling sure that Mr... ...then, if he take my advice and follow my track, go by Portland up into the White Mountains. At Gorham, a sta- tion on the Grand Trunk Line, he will fi... ...d polling, and Mr. Lincoln won the day. On that occasion Mr. Chase and Mr. Cameron, both of whom became members of Mr. Lincoln’s cabinet, were also ca... ... of a statesman. He was there, and it was a pity. He was not so bad as Mr. Cameron, the Minister for War; that was the best his own party could say fo...

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...wn, our bridal,” quoth Grace, plac- ing on her sister’s head the wreath of white roses. “Treacherous child!” cried Rachel, putting up her hands and to... ... taking off the flowers and examining them with a grave sad look. “I chose white roses,” proceeded the well-pleased mother, “because I thought they wo... ...f the silks you have now, though I own I should like to see you in another white muslin.” “I have done with white muslin,” said Rachel, rousing from h... ...aggressive, but holding his own, and not very approachable; Leoline, thin, white-cheeked, large-eyed and fretful-lipped, was ready to whine at Conrade... ...the hands, and lured them home with promises of an introduction to certain white rabbits at the lodge. After their departure, their brothers became in... ...mortally wounded: carried back to die among the men he had saved.” “Jessie Cameron singing his dirge,” mumbled this provok- ing individual, with somet...

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...away to have the house purified. They can?t take her with them, for their sister has children, and she will have to roam from room to room before the whitewashers, which is not what I should wish in the critical state of chest left by measles.?...

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...ter has chil- dren, and she will have to roam from room to room before the whitewashers, which is not what I should wish in the critical state of ches... ...ng the little girlish angular creature, looking the browner for her bridal white, so that even a deep glow, and a strange misty beaminess of expressio... ...ER III CHAPTER III CHAPTER III CHAPTER III CHAPTER III THE THE THE THE THE WHITE SL WHITE SL WHITE SL WHITE SL WHITE SLA A A A ATE TE TE TE TE Dark ho... ...d- denly in the night, evidently in her sleep. 25 Yonge Carey turned very white, but said only “Oh! why did I go without them?” It was such an overwh... ...and found next day it was for the sake of walking me out before Sir Philip Cameron, the Cutteejung man, you know. He is sure to be sent out again in t... ...al, as she exclaimed “India!” but rallying at once she went on “Sir Philip Cameron! My dear boy, that’s a great compliment. How delighted your uncle w... ...o depend when we are both gone?” “When?” “Yes, I’ve a chance of getting on Cameron’s staff in India.” “Oh, that’s all right, old fellow! Why, you’ll b... ...or Lucas’s exchange till it was certain into what part of India Sir Philip Cameron was going. In the meantime his regiment had gone into camp, and he ... ...eed allowed that he was acting rightly according to his lights. Sir Philip Cameron told him that his duty to a widowed mother ought to come first, and...

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... two or three distinct operations; to put it on is a peculiar business; to whiten the pins is another; it is even a trade by itself to put them into t... ...is, in the present times, generally worth more than two pounds of the best white bread; and in plentiful years it is sometimes worth three or four pou... ...h they are commonly paid by any other produce. In Cochin China, the finest white sugar generally sells for three piastres the quintal, about thirteen ... ...d from our colo- nies, and not a sixth part of what is paid for the finest white sugar. The greater part of the cultivated lands in Cochin China are e... ...nt. When we read in Pliny, therefore, that Seius {Lib. X, c. 29.} bought a white nightingale, as a present for the empress Agrippina, at the price of ... ...cts must always flow from such causes. It is not thirty years ago since Mr Cameron of Lochiel, a gentleman of Lochaber in Scotland, without any legal ...

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..., and others; not forgetting the celebrated popu- lar preacher, Mr. George Whitefield, of whom, though Dr. Johnson did not think very highly, it must ... ...r. Hogarth came one day to see Richardson, soon after the execution of Dr. Cameron, for having taken arms for the house of Stuart in 1745-6; and being... ..., ‘I’ll come no more behind your scenes, David; for the silk stockings and white bosoms of your actresses excite my amorous propensi- ties.’ 1750: AET... ...rsed; or that GOD at first created two kinds of men, one black and another white; or that by the heat of the sun the skin is scorched, and so acquires... ...o a linnet. Cibber’s fa- miliar style, however, was better than that which Whitehead has assumed. Grand nonsense is in- supportable. Whitehead is but ... ...ich was literally true: ‘Boswell, in the year 1745, was a fine boy, wore a white cockade, and prayed for King James, till one of his uncles (General C...