Small Dick Lady Boy
Meanwhile, the "Pilgrim" had continued her course, making for the eastas much as possible. This lamentable continuance of calms did not ceaseto trouble Captain Hull - not that he was uneasy about two or threeweeks' delay in a passage from New Zealand to Valparaiso, but becauseof the extra fatigue which this delay might bring to his lady passenger.
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Captain Hull was troubled, in the first place, to accommodate Tom andhis companions as conveniently as possible. The crew's quarters on the"Pilgrim," built on the deck in the form of a "roufle," would be toosmall to hold them. An arrangement was then made to lodge them underthe forecastle. Besides, these honest men, accustomed to rude labors,could not be hard to please, and with fine weather, warm andsalubrious, this sleeping-place ought to suffice for the whole passage.
"Sir," replied Cousin Benedict, dryly, "learn that Sir John Franklinmade a scruple of killing the smallest insect, be it a mosquito, whoseattacks are otherwise formidable as those of a flea; and meanwhile youwill not hesitate to allow, that Sir John Franklin was a seaman who wasas good as the next."
So the gigantic black lived in the world of coleopteras, carnivorousinsects, hunters, gunners, ditchers, cicindelles, carabes, sylphides,moles, cockchafers, horn-beetles, tenebrions, mites, lady-birds,studying all Cousin Benedict's collection, not but the latter trembledon seeing his frail specimens in Hercules' great hands, which were hardand strong as a vise. But the colossal pupil listened so quietly to theprofessor's lessons that it was worth risking something to give them.
History tells us that Mr. Whittington and his lady liven in great splendour, and were very happy. They had several children. He was Sheriff of London, thrice Lord Mayor, and received the honour of knighthood by Henry V.
The door was opened by a tall, bent old lady, with bright brown eyes, luxuriant white hair, and very large horn rimmed glasses. Or perhaps it was because her face was so thin and small that the glasses looked so large.
A true olive skin; enormous brilliant green eyes under heavy black brows; a quantity of jet black hair hanging down upon her shoulders in a long bob; small, upturned nose, and a well proportioned, plump little figure. That was Mary. She was perhaps a year or two younger than her brother in the easy chair.
Small Manuscript Collections consists of material acquired by the Wittliff either through gift or purchase that are not part of larger collections. They are often indiidual items or small groups of items relating to a particular author, musician, photographer, or topic. Types of material include: manuscripts; letters; photographs; ephemera such as pamphlets, brouchures or cataloges; reports; historical documents; and other printed material. Each item or group of items is assigned a unique number such as SMC-0001, SMC-0002, SMC-0003, etc. that serves as the call number for the respective small collection.
Small Manuscript Collections consists of material acquired by the Wittliff either through gift or purchase that are not part of a larger collection. They are often indiidual items or small groups of items relating to a particular author, musician, photographer, or topic. Types of material include: manuscripts; letters; photographs; ephemera such as pamphlets, brouchures or cataloges; reports; historical documents; and other printed material. Each item or group of items is assigned a unique number such as SMC-0001, SMC-0002, SMC-0003, etc. that serves as the call number for the respective small collection. 041b061a72