More which to-day, in New York, have called out the vigorous protests of Dr. Morgan Dix.

There is scarcely anything said by Rev. Morgan Dix, in his excellent Lenten Lectures, which was not said by Hannah More in the last century.

There was a little flutter of excitement in the offices of Messrs. Kendrick, Stone, Morgan and Company when, at a few minutes after eleven the following morning, Wingate descended from a taxicab, pushed open the swing doors of the large general office and enquired for Mr. Kendrick.

But upon closer acquaintance a man comes to be not bad, but Ebenezer Smith or J. Henry Jones; and a woman is not good, but Nellie Morgan or Mrs. Arthur Cadwalader.

More, the, v. Morgan, ii.

And only in the last decade of the Nineteenth century the Frenchman De Morgan has made marvellous discoveries in the Elamite lands.

And so to France was given the right, for the honor and enrichment of the Louvre, to explore Persia; and De Morgan went to Susa, to Shushan, the palace of Xerxes and Darius, of Ahasuerus and Esther, in search of what was far earlier than they, for another Frenchman and his wife, M. and Mme.

But De Morgan has only begun to scratch the surface of the mounds of Elam, and a multitude of scholars believe that out of Elam came the first civilization of Chaldea.

AT CAMP KEEWAYDIN*** E-text prepared by Dave Morgan and Project Gutenberg Distributed Proofreaders The Camp Fire Girls At Camp Keewaydin

On the same road, a thousand yards closer to the rider of the black stallion, was Morgan's place.

Which I may say is the main reason I bought Dan Morgan's place so's to keep fightin' men away from our Whistlin' Dan.

We're about to get rid of Morgan's place, an' now I reckon there won't be any temptation near Dan.

I told Morgan there wasn't to be any gun-play in his place today.

If you hear any shootin' go down there an' remind Morgan to take the guns off'n the men.

Miss C.E. Morgan, The Novel of Manners, (1911), 100.

[20] Miss C.E. Morgan, The Novel of Manners, 221.

Miss C.E. Morgan, The Novel of Manners, 72.

He was a zealous adherent of Jefferson, and supported Morgan Lewis for governor of New York in 1803 against Aaron Burr.

In 1807 supported Daniel D. Tompkins for governor against Morgan Lewis, the latter having come to be considered less true than the former to the measures of Jefferson.

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SEE Morgan, Thomas Hunt.

SEE Morgan, Edna.

SEE Morgan, Frank M. FOOTE, AGNES COPE.

By Thomas A. Gonzales, Morgan Vance & Milton Helpern.

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