" "No." "Too bad!" murmured Mr. Mackintosh in disappointed but not altogether convinced tones.

Kerry Mackintosh at his best!

"And now," said Mr. Mackintosh with the air of a man who had cast from his shoulders a distinct problem, "that does away with the necessity of bailing the other chap out.

Avery slipped the streaming mackintosh from her shoulders and entered the room into which he had invited her.

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The appointment of Sir James Mackintosh to a Judgeship in India was one, which, however flattering to his vanity or favourable to his interests, was entirely foreign to his feelings and habits.

Sydney Smith described Sir James Mackintosh as "abating and dissolving pompous gentlemen with the most successful ridicule."

One may readily conceive Sydney Smith's enjoying this joke, for his spirits were those of a boy: his gaiety was irresistible; his ringing laugh, infectious; but it is difficult for those who knew Mackintosh in his later yearsthe quiet, almost pensive invalid to realize in that remembrance any trace of the Mackintosh of Doughty Street and Orchard Street days.

Park sent me the Life of Mackintosh by his son.

A gossamer for a lady and a mackintosh for a gentleman, and heavy shoes, and coarse, warm and comfortable clothing for both should be provided.

when these were completed, pouch his message, hitch his damp mackintosh about him and button it close, drag heavily across the stone floor and vanish into the darkness of the stone-staired passage.