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...e, come,” he said pleasantly, as they ended with harmonies in the style of Richard Strauss. “This will never do. We must grapple with the anthem this ... .... His companions were hurried and querulous. In particular, he loathed the foreman, a pious humbug who allowed no swearing, but indulged in some- thin... ...father, had he known it, had felt the same; for between Mr. Elliot and the foreman the gulf was social, not spiritual: both spent their lives in tryin...

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...Things do settle themselves. If any one had told her twenty years ago that Richard would have a great woollen factory living, and Cocksmoor and Stoneb... ...s would of course go on with the assis- tance of Mr. White and his Italian foreman, but both as- sured him that the inquiry might be protracted, as wi... ...la on this day, but had sent the young quarry-man to act as guide, and his foreman as interpreter. So Clement had his long ride on mule-back mostly in...

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...ings and conduct on the occasion were candid and liberal. He requested Mr. Richardson, son of the painter, to endeavour to find out who this new autho... ...son of the painter, to endeavour to find out who this new authour was. Mr. Richardson, after some inquiry, having informed him that he had dis- covere... ...is Lordship by Sir Joshua Reynolds, to whom it was given by the son of Mr. Richardson the painter, the per- son to whom it is addressed. I have transc... ...ritten on a slip no larger than a common message-card, and was sent to Mr. Richardson, along with the Imita- tion of Juvenal. ‘This is imitated by one... ... Hogarth. Johnson used to be a pretty frequent visitor at the house of Mr. Richardson, authour of Clarissa, and other novels of extensive reputa- tion... ...ho had acquired a considerable fortune, gave up the trade in favour of his foreman, and went to live at a country-house near town. He soon * Croker id...

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...ocal Literary Institution, and who was at his work this time last night as foreman in a mill. So stimulating has been the influence of these bright ex... .... And there was in the House of Commons a rather indifferent member called Richard Monckton Milnes. Ladies and gentlemen, to conclude, for the present...

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...story may be read in the tragical fate of the second Edward and the second Richard, and the civil wars and dis turbances of the reigns of John and hi... ...e must labor with his 117 J S Mill head, and not solely with his hands. A foreman is generally more intelligent than an ordinary laborer, and a labor...

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...om the French, describing how, quite recently, five years ago, a murderer, Richard, was executed—a young man, I believe, of three and twenty, who repe... ...nted and was con- verted to the Christian faith at the very scaffold. This Richard was an illegitimate child who was given as a child of six by his pa... ...o treat him so. Quite the contrary, they thought they had every right, for Richard had been given to them as a chattel, and they did not even see the ... ...ristocratic and well-bred society of the town rushed to the prison, kissed Richard and embraced him; ‘Y ou are our brother, you have found grace.’ And... ...ichard and embraced him; ‘Y ou are our brother, you have found grace.’ And Richard does nothing but weep with emotion, ‘Yes, I’ve found grace! All my ... ...ion?” (I don’t remember the ex- act words.) There was a complete hush. The foreman of the jury, the youngest of the clerks, pronounced, in a clear, lo...