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"There is wisdom in that," declared the Woggle-Bug, approvingly; "a single glance at you makes me content with being so excellent a bug." "True," murmured the King, yawning. "But you tire me, good stranger. Miss Chim, will you kindly get the gasoline can? It's high time to eradicate this insect." "With pleasure," said Miss Chim, moving away with a smile.
It enabled him to approach somewhat nearer to an embrace than he might have found practicable had they both been on their feet. The donkey himself was quite at his ease, and looked as though he was approvingly conscious of what was going on behind his ears. "I have a right to a word, Mary; say 'Go, and I will leave you at once." But Mary did not say "Go."
Both instinctively looked for the roughest part of the land and the thickest stretches of forest. Only there could they hope to escape the lancers who were thundering after them. Ned more than once wished to use his rifle, but he always restrained the impulse, and Obed glanced at him approvingly. He seemed to know what was passing in the boy's mind.
"That's good head work," he said approvingly. "I didn't think Morton had it in him." "It's time something was done to run that gang out of town," fumed Dr. Rankin. "No; it is not time," denied Danny, "any more than it was time when you and Johnny and the rest of you had your celebrated jury trial." "I'd like to know what you are driving at!" fretted the worthy doctor.
"You've got a touch, I know," the new friend said approvingly. "You'd get on. Isn't there anybody to pay the premium for you?" Nelly shook her head sorrowfully. "They couldn't do without me," she said. "There's mother and Jim, that won't try to earn anything, and I stitch now twelve hours a day. I'm off shirts, and on trousers. Trousers pay better.
But he made no sound; nor did Swan, when he dropped his fingers to the dog's head and patted him approvingly. They heard a horse sneeze, beyond the spruce grove, and Warfield stepped forward authoritatively, waving Swan back. This, his manner said plainly, was first and foremost his affair, and from now on he would take charge of the situation.
"It is rather impossible," remarked Grace, regarding Betty's flushed cheeks and dancing eyes with admiration. "I wish I didn't need any more sleep than you, Betty. Oh, well, the worst part of getting up is over now and I'll feel fine when I get some breakfast. You just watch me." "That's something like," Betty said approvingly.
She handed in the groceries which they had bought at the little store, half a mile away, stepped lightly into the exact middle of the canoe, and sank with one motion to her seat. Roger nodded approvingly. "You are perfect in your entrances!" he said. "Some day I shall have to drill you in your exits, as I did the girls." "What do you mean?" asked Hilda. "Don't I get out properly?"
I married my wife. I bought land. It is near Ghent. I am, as you have guessed, a person of great importance." "Ah; an officer, perhaps. Civil, or military?" inquired Ajo with mock deference. "Of better rank than either. I am a citizen." "Now, I like that spirit," said Uncle John approvingly. "What is your name, my good man?" "Maurie, monsieur; Jakob Maurie. Perhaps you have met me in New York."
Peterkins was making up his mind that in future that coveted seat should be his for he and Maggie could talk in whispers during the meal about Spot-ear, Angelus, and the rest when his father said, "Sit down, my boy; take your place at once. You are rather late." The boy slipped into his seat. "I am glad to see you looking so tidy, Andrew," said his mother approvingly.
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