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... Nor murmur’d at the unfeeling Ordinance. 10. COMPOSED IN THE VALLEY, near DOVER, On the Day of landing. Dear fellow Traveller! here we are once mor...

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...member—one midday in the vanished past—when the British Association was at Dover, coming on Section C or D, or some such letter, which had taken up it... ...m above Thursley Hanger he could get a glimpse of the London, Chatham, and Dover railway, but ploughed fields and a suspicious hamlet pre- vented his ... ...o- gether he and this stranger from his kindred came down into the town of Dover, saying little to one another and feeling many things. They sat for a... ...ngeness that this poor returning soul found in the once familiar world. In Dover itself he remarked little except the goodness of beer from pewter—nev... ...and venerable airs. The contrast was very vivid indeed along the line from Dover to London at that time. For a space they traversed just such a countr...

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...conjecture, by a rumour, telling of Aminta Farrell’s aunt as a resident at Dover. Those were days when the benevolently international M. de Porquet ha... ...f young ladies, not much more than a morning’s drive out of London, though Dover was my residence. She had got a hero! It was Lord Ormont! Lord Ormont... ...ually. Warned he meant to be desper- ate, I kept her away from my house at Dover four months, place to place; and I did well. I heard on my return, th... ...a girl he loved when at school; and of his jour- neys to an empty house at Dover. That was past; but, as the boy, so the man would be in sincerity of ... ... ming was a gift she had from nature. Pagnell vowed she swam out a mile at Dover when she was twelve. He had seen her in blue water: he had seen her r... ...to the consolable Amy,’ said Mrs. Lawrence. ‘He had to catch the coach for Dover,’ Adderwood ex- plained. ‘His wife was at a dinner-party. I saw her a...

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... Inc. All rights reserved. Based on the 19th edition of Edward Moxon & Co., Dover Street, London 1862. Electronic text created by Helen Triggs, Octob...

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...She had stated therein that she had fallen into adversity, and was leaving Dover for good, but had quite made up her mind to it, and was so well that ... ... prolonged dejection, made a pretence of being anxious that I should go to Dover, to see that all was working well at the cottage, which was let; and ... ...and lifting me into a proctor s. From this di- gression, let me proceed to Dover. I found everything in a satisfactory state at the cottage; and was e... ... in conversation until it was gone. He spoke of a traveller s house on the Dover Road, where he knew he could find a clean, plain lodging for the nigh... ...n my enthusiasm first came on. My aunt, however (who has sold the house at Dover, to good advantage), is not going to re- main here, but intends remov... ...fore the very breath he draw d. She come to England, and was set ashore at Dover. I doen t know, said Mr. Peggotty, for sure, when her art begun t... ...to say, my aunt, Mr. Dick, Traddles, and I, went down to Canterbury by the Dover mail that night. At the hotel where Mr. Micawber had re- quested us t... ...nes of my friends, I was prepared. My aunt had long been re-established at Dover, and Traddles had be- gun to get into some little practice at the Bar... ...oughly tired, I went to bed too, at mid- night; passed the next day on the Dover coach; burst safe and sound into my aunt s old parlour while she was ...

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...rd Kipling Dick was permitted to see the girls off. They were going by the Dover night-boat; and they hoped to return in August. It was then February,... ...ck- ing her canvases, that she had not time for thought. Dick went down to Dover and wasted a day there fret- ting over a wonderful possibility. Would... ...oke. Maisie was furious with him and with herself. She was hurried on from Dover to London almost before she could ask for breakfast, and—she was past...

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... after consulting each other. “Good,” said Mr. Fogg. “The train leaves for Dover at a quarter before nine. I will take it.” “This very evening?” asked... ... the other, showing his watch. “I know it; I don’t blame you. We start for Dover and Calais in ten minutes.” A puzzled grin overspread Passepartout’s ... ...days! Was his master a fool? No. Was this a joke, then? They were going to Dover; good! T o Calais; good again! After all, Passepartout, who had been ...

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...ne, the mighty camp of Alesia; nay, there too would be the white cliffs of Dover, and the struggle with the Britons on the beach. Models in wood and i... ...ntinent of Europe approach Great Brit- ain so closely as at the straits of Dover, and when our sover- eigns were full of the vain hope of obtaining th... ...ssembled all the forces that were left at home, and crossed the Straits of Dover, and a messenger brought King Edward letters from his Queen to say th... ...ere was a large and gay fleet to be seen crossing from the white cliffs of Dover, and the King, his son, and his knights rode down to the landing plac...

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... the BASTARD .] BASTARD: All Kent hath yielded; nothing there holds out But Dover castle: London hath received, Like a kind host, the Dauphin and hi...

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...ould they see that they had since made any of their own. A letter with the Dover postmark brought exciting news. A debate had been held on board the y... ..., when Miss Ford received a telegram from shore, and said, “No; it must be Dover.” Now, Mrs. Chump’s villa was on the Devon coast. Lady Charlotte had ... ...This was the reason of their decid- ing for Devon. But Georgiana stood for Dover; thither Merthyr said that he must go, whether be sailed or went on ... ... off the stage. There was a perfect dagger in her eyes. She fought against Dover: do men feel such compliments as these? They are the only true ones! ... ...nly true ones! She called the captain to witness that the wind was not for Dover she called the mate: she was really eloquent—yes, and handsome. I thi... ... handsome. I think Wilfrid thought so; or the reason far the opposition to Dover im- pressed my brother. I like him to be made to look foolish, for th... ...y stating grounds for diverse opinions. Of course we sailed East, reaching Dover at ten; and the story is this— I knew Emilia was in it:—Tracy Running... ...is this— I knew Emilia was in it:—Tracy Runningbrook had been stationed at Dover ten days by Miss Ford, to intercept Emilia’s father, if he should be ... ...by you, and on I go to Italy. I get a letter at Milano,—”Marini stop me at Dover,” signed “Giuseppe Belloni.” Ze letter have been spied into by ze Aus...

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...affection. And so, my lord protector, see them guarded And safely brought to Dover; where inshipp’d Commit them to the fortune of the sea. [Exeunt all...

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...him for better and for worse. And so Sir Mordred drew with a great host to Dover, for there he heard say that Sir Arthur would arrive, and so he thoug... ...CHAPTER II How after that King Arthur had tidings, he returned and came to Dover, where Sir Mordred met him to let his landing; and of the death of Si... ...his landing; and of the death of Sir Gawaine A nd so as Sir Mordred was at Dover with his host, there came King Arthur with a great navy of ships, and... ... tenth day of May last past, my lord Arthur and we all landed upon them at Dover; and there we put that false traitor, Sir Mordred, to flight, and the... ... yielded up the spirit; and then the king let inter him in a chapel within Dover Castle; and there yet all men may see the skull of him, and the same ... ...s host to pass into England. And so he passed over the sea till he came to Dover, and there he landed with seven kings, and the number was hideous to ... ... and the number was hideous to behold. Then Sir Launcelot spered of men of Dover where was King Arthur become. Then the people told him how that he wa... ...aine. And then cer- tain people of the town brought him into the castle of Dover, and shewed him the tomb. Then Sir Launcelot kneeled down and wept, a... ... God day and night with prayers and fastings. Thus the great host abode at Dover. And then Sir Lionel took fifteen lords with him, and rode to London ...

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...ow irregular little street of thatched houses strung out on the London and Dover Road, a little mellow sample unit of a social order that had a kind o... ...o Do- ver, only passable by adventurous coaches in dry weather, became the Dover Road, and was presently the route first of one and then of several da... ...mood rose to its quintessence. And once it came to me, as I shall tell, on Dover cliffs. And a hundred times when I have thought of England as our cou... ...ogether,” I said, and planned that we should meet for a half a day between Dover and Walmer 333 H G Wells and talk ourselves out. I still recall that... ...in?” … I took her to the station, and after she had gone I was to drive to Dover, and cross to Calais by the night boat. I couldn’t, I felt, return to...

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...Please don’t come till thirtieth. Anna.” All the way from Charing Cross to Dover the train had ham- mered the words of the telegram into George Darrow... ...etext for activ- ity. Even should he decide to take the next up train from Dover he still had a yawning hour to fill; and the obvious remedy was to de... ...la, and at the pressure of her arm against his he recalled his walk up the Dover pier with Sophy Viner. The memory gave him a startled vision of the i...

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...gh to get some of these packages he gets from Paris and Brussels opened in Dover, with confiscation to fol- low for certain, and perhaps a prosecution... ...let himself fall into the chair, as though he had tramped all the way from Dover. It was early morning. Stevie, dusting various objects displayed in t... ...to live in a cottage in the country, somewhere on the London, Chatham, and Dover line. Karl Yundt had come too, once, led under the arm by that “wicke...

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...wide highway of salt water all to myself. There were ships in the harbor, at Dover, but they were naked as to sails, and there was no sign of life abo... ... — the stock board. When you left, three miles of the London, Canterbury and Dover were ready for the rails, and also ready and ripe for manipulation ... ...ped down on him with the Interdict. The king returned; Mordred fought him at Dover, at Canterbury, and again at Barham Down. Then there was talk of pe... ...in.” “Yes. The two armies lay near Salisbury. Gawaine — Gawaine’s head is at Dover Castle, he fell in the fight there — Gawaine appeared to Arthur in ...

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...oy, We slip past the Scillies like poor honest men. ‘T wix’ the Lizard and Dover, We hand our stuff over, Though I may not inform how we do it, nor wh... ...he mother she wanted to get to some dry bed middlin’ quick. We runned into Dover, and said nothing.’ ‘Was Sir Francis Drake very much pleased?’ ‘Heart...

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...ithout keeping his day. And after the Epiphany, though the party did reach Dover in a day’s ride, a stormy period set in, putting crossing out of the ... ...ospitality of the Captain of Calais, where everything was as English as at Dover. When they again started on their journey , Suffolk severely insisted...

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... to her son. The Prince had told the poor lad all as they were riding from Dover: “I had as lief he had shot me, cousin,” Frank said: “I knew you were... ...hink he should have laughed as he told me the story. As we rode along from Dover, talking in French, he spoke about you, and your coming to him at Bar...

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...CRUSOE but an easy and safe Journey by Land to Paris, and so to Calais and Dover; or to go up to Madrid, and so all the Way by Land thro’ France. In a... ... was so prepossess’d against my going by Sea at all, except from Calais to Dover, that I resolv’d to travel all the Way by Land; which as I was not in... ..., and without any consid erable Stay, came to Callais, and landed safe at Dover, the fourteenth of January, after having had a severely cold Season t...