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I am sure we shall be very merry; you were in the wrong this morning." "Well, perhaps I was." "There is no perhaps at all, for it is a fact you were so." "Chevalier, chevalier, your advice is not good." "Nay, my advice is good; all the advantages are on your own side. Your violet-colored suit, embroidered with gold, becomes you admirably.
I am very sorry for them, for the Doctor's sake. Thence to the 'Change, and so home to dinner. When," says he, "I in myself am forced to spend many times as much." 26th. The Queene is drawn in one like a shepherdess, in the other like St. Katharin, most like and most admirably. I was mightily pleased with this sight indeed. Mr.
As eight of us nurses chanced to be off duty at once, we had an excellent opportunity of trying the virtues of these gentlemen; and I am bound to say they stood the test admirably, as far as my personal observation went. Dr. O.'s stethoscope was unremitting in its attentions; Dr. S. brought his buttons into my room twice a day, with the regularity of a medical clock; while Dr.
"All I meant was that you were admirably quick in seizing an opportunity of beginning your propaganda." "I don't think you meant only that," remarked Dyce, coolly, looking her in the eyes. "Is it your habit to contradict so grossly?" asked Constance, with a cold air of surprise. "I try to make my talk especially with women as honest as I can. It seems mere justice to them, as well as to myself.
"But it explains everything." There was a loud knock at the door. The secretary appeared upon the threshold. Behind him was a tall, slim young man in traveling costume. "The King's messenger!" Brott exclaimed, rising to his feet. The Prince presented himself with a low bow. Lucille had a copy of the morning paper in her hand. "I congratulate you, Countess," he said. "You progress admirably.
His words described admirably the self-righteousness of the Pharisees, “I never transgressed a commandment of thine;” they also show how little he appreciated his true privileges, “thou never gavest me a kid.” The reply of his father intimates the possibilities which he never had appreciated and the privileges which he never had enjoyed, “Son, thou art ever with me, and all that is mine is thine.” It had always been possible for the Pharisees to enjoy the grace and mercy and love of God; but to them religion had been a mere burdensome round of rites and duties.
He enjoyed what he called "stringing words together," and most of his verses were written off-hand, with a facility which betrayed the marked gift for verbal expression which is apparent in his often admirably stated lectures. But his especial reason for writing the words for his songs was his difficulty hi finding texts which quite suited him.
Archibald welcomed this plan with open arms, and hugged it and his daughter to his breast. It suited him admirably, and he declared that all business and engagements of every kind should be set aside, and that he would be ready to start on the wedding-journey with Mrs. Archibald the moment the ceremony should be completed. "You will wait until the reception is over, father?" said Kate, laughing.
Ferdinand, standing upon the doorstep, whistled to the night. Strange to say, in about two minutes there appeared round the corner the very same cabman who had conveyed the Prophet and Lady Enid to the astronomer's on the previous day, driving the very same horse. "This horse will do admirably," said the Prophet to Mr. Ferdinand. "He isn't lame, sir."
This masquerade becomes him admirably. In the woman's frock he looks ominous and weird beyond belief. I see him now come pacing towards me in the cruel sun, solitary, a figure out of Hoffmann.
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