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At the first glimpse of relief from overstrained emotions, she desired that all angry feeling should be at an end. Having gained her point, she could once more be the affectionately wilful girl whose love was the first necessity of John Hewett's existence.
Don't let us forget that, and forget him." "I do, always," said Barby, crying, "forget everything. Fleda, I wish you'd pray for me when you are far away, for I aint as good as you be." "Dear Barby," said Fleda, touching her shoulder affectionately, "I haven't waited to be far away to do that."
Affectionately, The task of being "German Ambassador to Great Britain" was evidently not without its irritations. September 15, 1915. DEAR ARTHUR: Yesterday was my German day. When the boy came up to my room, I told him I had some official calls to make. "Therefore get out my oldest and worst suit." He looked much confused; and when I got up both my worst and best suits were laid out.
"I'll obey you, darling Nell," she said. "I'd much rather have you than Miss Jenkins." And then she sobbed aloud, and really shook herself, for she felt still so angry with Polly. "That's a good little Fly," said Helen, kissing her affectionately in return, and putting her arm round her waist, so as to establish her comfortably on her knee.
Among Eleanor's effects sent on from the school was a little red address book containing the names and addresses of many of her former schoolmates at Harmon. Peter wrote all the girls he remembered hearing her speak affectionately of, but not one of them was able to give him any news of her.
And the servant entering to announce dinner, Crauford took Bradley's arm, and leaning affectionately upon it, passed through an obsequious and liveried row of domestics to a room blazing with light and plate.
Say everything for me to the Ticknors and Nortons and your own people, the W s. Ever most faithfully and affectionately yours, M.R.M. Swallowfield, February 1, 1853. Ah, my dear friend! ask Dr.
By-and-bye the jackal got discontented with the arrangement, and vowed that it would not go on supporting an animal of another species, but would take some opportunity of eating it up. But he did not let this appear, and one day he invited the crow to a feast and gave him as many frogs and grasshoppers as he could eat and treated him well and they parted very affectionately.
There was just a hint of reproach in his voice, but as though to lessen the reproof he laid his hand affectionately upon her arm. "Any friend of yours is welcome, of course, my dear. But you might have told me that you expected him. Let us have no secrets from each other in the future? Now bring him in, and we will see if we can give him a cup of tea." He rang the bell.
From first to last and we are not yet come to her last I most affectionately recommend Mercy to the hearts and minds of all young women here.
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