I have already broached the subject to Mrs. Atterbury, and I shall inform her at once that I am decided.

Jack's unique position, and Dick's attitude of the half-acknowledged fiancé of an Atterbury, broke down bars that even Mrs. Gannat's far-reaching sagacity might not have been able to cope with in certainty.

As soon as this formality was ended, Rosa whisked Dick in one direction while Mrs. Atterbury asked Jack to take her to the library.

"Ah, Mrs. Atterbury, conquests at your age, from hand to lip, there's but short interval," and the President held up a warning finger as he came closer to the lady.

" "Nor your misfortune either," and Mrs. Atterbury glanced archly at her rival, Mrs. Davis, the mature beauty of the scene.

Mrs. Atterbury is too loyal to the Confederacy to conceal anything.

" Kate, struggling with her tears, told the story so far as she knew it, but of course she knew little beyond the mere fact that Wesley had come to his death in Mrs. Atterbury's room; that Jack stood over him with the smoking pistol, and owned that he had fired in the darkness.

Nor," he added, significantly, "can it be told who killed Wesley Boone until all the shots fired in Mrs. Atterbury's chamber are accounted for.

In the withdrawal of Johnston's army from Manassassignalized in history as the Quaker campaign, because our army found wooden guns in the deserted worksthat ardent young Hotspur, Vincent Atterbury, ran upon a disagreeable end to a very charming adventure.

"Major Atterbury?

She hastened her step, and, as she came up with the men, she said, tremulously: "I am Major Atterbury's sister.

In 1710 he became associated with Harley, St. John, Atterbury, and Prior, in the defence of the Tory party; but he never relinquished his friendship with Addison, for whom he had profound respect and admiration.

The character of this worthy prelate was expressed in few words by Bishop Atterbury, who, having heard much of him, wished to see him.

Against the banishment of Francis Atterbury, Bishop of Rochester.

Now that Peggy Atterbury isn't coming back Mary'll be the most popular girl in camp without a doubt.

"And who got it last year?" "Peggy Atterbury," said Miss Judith.

"Peggy Atterbury was a new girl last year, and the girl who won it the year before last was a new girl also.

Then there were Nellie Atterbury, and Janet Mudge, and Polly and Mattie Dexter; there certainly was no lack of active young teachers for the Sunday-school, and Phebe was well content to remain passively aside, as of old.

He had cut out Jake Dexter with Nellie Atterbury, and made it up to his friend by offering him a lock of Bell's hair, which he had surreptitiously cut from her hanging braids, and which Jake wore pinned in his button hole as a trophy for the rest of the evening, to the immense scandal of everybody.

"Atterbury's Sermons, i, 2.

"Bishop Atterbury deserves being particularly mentioned:" i.e., to be particularly mentioned.

"ATTERBURY: ib.

' (Atterbury).

The Bps. of Peterborough, Landaff, Bangor, St. Asaph, St. David's, Dr. Atterbury, Prol.

Finally, when I had spent my last cent for a beggarly meal, I saw an advertisement for a teacher in the reform school, and called on a Mr. Atterbury, the trustee.