The Project Gutenberg EBook of A Hive of Busy Bees, by Effie M Williams potx

The Project Gutenberg EBook of A Hive of Busy Bees, by Effie M. Williams potx

... the last morning that Grandpa andGrandma were there, Daddy said at the breakfast table—quite suddenly, as if hehad just thought of it— "Mother, supposeBut Grandma knew. Away back in the orchard, ... excited they could hardly eat anybreakfast. Mother wisely remembered thatwhen she packed their lunch-box. The lastminute, they ran across the street to telltheir playmates good -by. When they cameback, ... which the had already been written to Grandma,telling her when to meet them at the station. And she had written back,promising to be there at the very minute.When the great day came, the childrenwere...

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... full of beesthat it cannot hold them all. As soon asthey find another queen, some of themmust move out."When the bees are swarming, theyalways take good care of their queen.Sometimes they ... in the icy water; and she ran to the road, screaming at the top of her voice." ;A man was passing by at that moment. Hepicked up a board and ran to the pond asfast as he could. And he reached ... lookedstraight into their faces, unashamed andunafraid. They dropped their eyes, andhurried away as quickly as they could.They did not bother Charles again; for the principal had heard of their actions,...

The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Car of Destiny by C. N. Williamson and A. M. Williamson pot

... car, and afterwardsmet Carmona at another garage, he had disappeared, apparently,into thin air.Nevertheless, Dick and I formed a theory that the new auto-mobile, of which we had heard so many ... think I can promise that, though it THE CAR OF DESTINY BY C. N. AND A. M. WILLIAMSONIllustrations by Armand BothOTHER BOOKS BY THE SAME AUTHORSLady Betty Across the Water,My Friend the Chauffeur, The ... commonchauffeur. He is the son of the old coachman who served myfather for many years in England; was groom to my first pony;went abroad with me as handy man; was with me through most of my...

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The Project Gutenberg EBook of A First Book in Algebra, pot

... James has a times as many as John, and Charles hasd less than ﬁve times as many as James. How many has Charles?30. A man bought a pounds of meat at a cents a pound, and handed the butcher an ... − 3a, − 2a, a, −0, a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a. What must be added to 2a to obtain 5a? What then must be subtractedfrom 5a to obtain 2a? 5a − 3a =?What must be added to − 3a to obtain 4a? What then must ... of arithmetic;abundant practice is given in the representation of numbers by letters, and greatcare is taken to make clear the meaning of the minus sign as applied to a singlenumber, together...

The Project Gutenberg EBook of A Man of Business, by Honore de Balzac pptx

... ten minutes' time they had come to anend of all the deep reflections, all the moralizings, small and great, all the badpuns made on a subject already exhausted by Rabelais three hundred and ... coach-builder, and hadfrequently dunned them for money; so hegave out that he 'had had relations with the Imperial family.' Maxime, duly informed by Antonia of the 'nice old man's'proposals ... as a similarity of views in the matter of womankind. Daddy Croizeauwent to dine with &apos ;M. Denisart's fair lady,'as he called her. And here I must make a that creaked like an abbe's;...

The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Adventures of a Forty-niner, by Daniel Knower potx

... time there was a storm came up The objective point was to get to Panamato secure a ticket, so I made anarrangement with four others; three wereto take charge of the baggage of the five,and ... But they did not commence takingthem on board, so the captain of the bargeput a demurrage of $20 per day fordetention. In the meantime, I had boughtmy ticket to sail by the steamer Georgia ... ruins of what was once its greatcathedral. The freebooter Morgan is saidto have plundered one of its altars of a million of gold and silver, and massacredmany of its inhabitants, perpetrating...

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... the air of a lord of a manor, whichprotection of the patron saint of the city. The head alcalder of the city was a Castilian Spaniard, a venerable-lookinggentleman, white as any Northern man,evidently ... time there was a storm came up the Isthmus to go on the 1st of July whichwas but a few days off. They, seeing that Ihad them on my contract, came to me andsaid that my houses should go on their ... piece of ham left and some crackers.He said there were three of them, and theywould soon be there, and when they cameone of them had some bacon and a fewcrackers, which he gave to us. The eatingof...

The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Business of Being a Woman, by Ida M. Tarbell pptx

... others whereprogram is now, as it has always been, the powerful appeal it makes to the seriousyoung woman. Man and marriage are a trap—that is the essence the young womandraws from the campaign ... Nature and Societyhave ordered. The Amazons refused torecognize man as an equal and matedsimply that they might rear more womenlike themselves. Here the tables wereturned and the boy baby ... business, and so doingNEW YORK · BOSTON · CHICAGODALLAS · SAN FRANCISCOMACMILLAN & CO., LIMITEDLONDON · BOMBAY · CALCUTTAMELBOURNE THE MACMILLAN CO. OF CANADA,LTD.TORONTOFOOTNOTES:DECLARATION...

The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Man of Letters as a Man of Business, by William Dean Howells potx

... because they have the affair altogether in their hands they are aptto take advantage in it; but this does notfollow, and as a matter of fact they have the affair no more in their own hands thanany ... literature is the fact that a good novel will have wideracceptance as a book from having been a magazine serial.I am not sure that the decay of the bookis not owing somewhat to the decay of The Project ... fulfils in the literary world, itis because I am impatient of the antiquatedand ignorant prejudice which classes the magazines as ephemeral. They areephemeral in form, but in substance theyare not...

The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Man of Letters as a Man of Business by William Dean Howells pptx

... boys atOxford made an American collegian sayin a theme which they imagined for him inhis national parlance; and the man of letters, as an artist, is apt to have timesand seasons when he cannot ... writing of him as an Artist. Besides, as an artist hehas been done a great deal already; and a commercial state like ours has really moreconcern in him as a business man. Perhapsit may sometime ... invitingbreadth of the library table, I am notdisabled by the hard conditions of a only about half as much as that paid by the trade, but the sales were so much greaterthat the author could very well afford...

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