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As far as your advice goes, it's all well and good; but just now without one word of counsel, you paid no heed to me when I came in, but, flying into a huff, you went to sleep. Nor could I make out what it was all about, and now here you are again maintaining that I'm angry. But when did I hear you, pray, give me a word of advice of any kind?" "Doesn't your mind yet see for itself?"
Bride " the captain styled Eve thus, throughout the day, to the utter neglect of the claims of Lady Templemore "Mrs. Bride, we will consider my forlorn condition more philosophically, when I shall have the honour to take you, and so many of this blessed party, back again to Europe, where I found you. Under your advice I think I might even yet venture." "And I am overlooked entirely," cried Mr.
They went together to consult Jean Paul Laurens, who said that the most efficacious way would be not to study under one master, but to go to one of Juan's ateliers, where students get the benefit of sound advice from several leading artists.
"That is most sage advice, Geoffrey," the young Irishman laughed, "and worthy of my father confessor; but it is not so easy to follow. In the first place, I must tell you that I do not regard Inez as in any way a step to fortune, but rather as a step towards a dungeon. It would be vastly better for us both if she were the daughter of some poor hidalgo like myself.
Denslow particularly, were diligently consulted as to every detail of the new house, an expression of my wishes, views, and advice was not only not solicited, but, when volunteered, seemed to be regarded as an impertinence.
If you care to obtain legal advice you will find that I as his father have a right to keep him under my protection. I shall do so; but will allow you to see him as soon as I shall have received a full guarantee that you have no idea of withdrawing him from my charge.
Alan grew suddenly angry. "Nag, nag, nag! You're worse than an old woman! Why don't you keep quiet the way you did last night, and leave me alone? I know what I'm doing, and when I want your advice I'll ask for it." "Have it your own way," Rat said. His tone was mildly reproachful.
Brooks," he said, "I have told you all that I know. You have asked me a question which I have not been able to answer. I can, however, give you some advice which I will guarantee to be excellent some advice which you will do well to follow. Shall I go on?" "If you please!" "Do not seek to unravel any further what may seem to you to be the mystery of your father's disappearance from the world.
"If he succeeded," said he, "which is very improbable, but not impossible for everything is possible in this world what would you advise him to do?" "To think that by the will of God he lost his crown but by the good will of men he recovered it." An ironical smile passed over the lips of Monk. "Unfortunately, monsieur," said he, "kings do not know how to follow good advice."
"Ha, Grand Master!" was Henry's greeting, his voice harsh and strained. "What do you say to this? What is to be done now?" "Nothing at all, sire," says Sully, as calm as his master was excited. "Nothing! What sort of advice is that?" "The best advice that you can follow, sire.
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