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After locking up the bureau again, he walked to the window and gazed out as impassibly as he had done at the beginning of the interview, while Raffles took a small allowance from the flask, screwed it up, and deposited it in his side-pocket, with provoking slowness, making a grimace at his stepson's back.

At length she could control herself no longer, so she sent a trusty servant to her old and faithful friend the Fairy of the Mountain, to beg her to devise some means by which she might get rid of her stepson.

The divorced mother would have her own illegitimate family, in which his position as a stepson and his education would not be good.

"See how a Christian can die," he said to his wild stepson, the Earl of Warwick, who came to say farewell to his stepfather.

On his deathbed, with a somewhat self-conscious virtue characteristic both of himself and of the period, he called his stepson to come and 'see in what peace a Christian could die.'

Not only is he great, but so are his ancestors, his brothers, his stepsons, and his brothers-in-law.

In addition to her husband, Brenda is survived by her son, Mark Adams of Harrisburg; sister, Ramona Lawrence and her husband Ron of Anna; stepdaughter, Linda Hanks and her husband George of Harrisburg; stepson, Jim Lane of St.

Eddie Garcia critical but still alive, says stepson !-- -- Deni Rose M.

The traditional ruler of Osi community where a woman and her stepson were abducted on Sunday evening, Oba David Olajide, on Tuesday afternoon escaped from the hands of kidnappers who attempted to abduct him.

A WIDOW killed herself on Remembrance Day while mourning her SAS hero husband and her soldier stepson, a coroner heard.