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"I cannot comprehend you, Bart," said the maiden, with a look of surprise and concern. "Spose so; for I have held in, cause I thought I wouldn't worry your mind till needful, which it may be now; so I'll tell you the whole kink," replied Bart, proceeding to relate his last night's discoveries, and then adding,

"Forgive me for adding one burden to all you have to bear. Truth is, this miserable business has so distraught my senses, I can't seem to see anything as it is. Dear mother, it is very hard for you. I wish it were done with." "Thanks for your precious sympathy, my Felipe," replied the Senora. "If it were not for you, I should long ago have broken down beneath my cares and burdens.

He was paying before he went away, when he was knowing that the proprietor would make Augusta to pay." "Ah!" said March, and his wife said, "That was like him!" and she eagerly explained to Mrs. Adding how good and great Burnamy had been in this characteristic instance, while Lili waited with the tray to add some pathetic facts about Augusta's poverty and gratitude.

She was very beautiful, but her usual pallor had increased; her eyes were more brilliant than ever, and her hands, which were generally white like mother-of-pearl, now more resembled wax, to which time was adding a yellowish hue. From Valentine the young man looked towards Noirtier.

By George! the little girl came first; he would stay at home anyhow! "Those gloves," he burst out by way of breaking the news; "the thin ones I told you to mend. Well, you needn't mend them." "I haven't," said Miss Lady, "but I'll do it now." "Needn't mind. Won't need 'em. Fact is, I ain't going." "Yes you are," said Miss Lady, adding inconsequently, "Why not?" "Needed here at home.

"Him die now," said Napoleon; adding, in a musing tone, "he very good man, plenty money; give Injun money all time. Him very good white man, that man; plenty money all a time." Napoleon dwelt upon the wealth of his favorite white man so persistently that presently it occurred to me to inquire a little further. "Suppose a white man had no money," said I, "what sort of a man would you think him?"

But you might come there, if you care to, Bert," he added. "All right, I'll see about it." Dave and the others had already made up their minds what to do about Mr. Fordham. About nine o'clock they sent a message to the elderly gentleman's room, stating they wished to see him on a matter of importance to himself, and adding that Mr. Passmore would be with them.

Whenever labour or expense is not incurred immediately for the sake of enjoyment, and is yet not absolutely wasted, it must be incurred for the purpose of enjoyment indirectly or mediately; by either repairing and perpetuating, or adding, to the permanent sources of enjoyment. Sources of enjoyment may be accumulated and stored up; enjoyment itself cannot.

Besides, I've a plan for adding to my means." Bertram dropped the subject. Dick was often rather casual and inconsequent, but there was a stubborn vein in him. When he took the trouble to think a matter out he was apt to prove immovable. "Anyway, you will let me know how you get on?" "I think not. What good would it do?

He muttered something about making an examination of the clocks, adding that to adjust and regulate them would be a simple matter. She sat very still beside him on the stone coping her dark eyes wandered toward the forest wonderful eyes, dreamily preoccupied the visionary eyes of a Bretonne, full of the mystery and beauty of magic things unseen.