glover

John McKenna III noted in the letter that the sniper who killed his son and Glover had been captured by their fellow Marines.

She accompanied Miss Glover on her district visiting, but she disliked the poor, and their chatter seemed hopelessly inane.

Jim was mounted on the gray, bending low in the saddle, racing in frantic pursuit of Glover.

In the morning Glover made several ineffectual efforts to see Gertrude early.

The justice before whom it was originally tried, imposed a fine on Glover, who appealed to the Common Pleas.

“She has an evil conscience, or she would not fly so fast,” observed Glover.