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I am told 'Tis a fine healthy Child." Casually thereafter he mentions "my Daughter." Twice her mother "Requested me to Chastise her for Unchristian Temper," which chastisement he seems to have administered with thoroughness and a rattan, in his office. On the second occasion, "I whip'd her Severely & did at the same Time admonish her to Ask Pardon of God.

May I ask how you came by these papers?" "You may," he replied; "but I won't answer you. At a future time it is likely I will but not now. It's enough for you to have them."

Then, leaning forward to the chauffeur, he said impressively: "Ten francs extra if you help me now." These words had an immediate effect upon the man, who touched his cap and asked what he was to do. "Go to this house," pointed M. Paul, "ring the bell and ask if there is a note for M. Robert. If there is, bring the note to me; if there isn't, never mind.

If there were a man they loved, it was Biribi; Biribi, whose advent in camp had always been the signal for such laughter, such abundance, such showers of newspapers, such quantities of intelligence from that France for tidings of which the hardest-featured veteran among them would ask with a pang at the heart, with a thrill in the words.

You've had a fair trial at your own management and you've failed to show satisfactory results. Now I'm going to step in. I'm going to see if I can save you from this drifting about and getting nowhere. I don't ask you to go back and anchor with Robert Jennings again. I'm shocked to confess that I don't believe you're worthy of a man like Jennings.

She nodded, and held out her exquisitely gloved hand. "I knew you were going to be an ally" she murmured under her breath. "Don't let the others get hold of him." She was gone before Wrayson could ask for an explanation. The others! If only he could discover who they were. He turned back into the room. "Do you mind coming down into my flat for a moment, Barnes?" he asked.

For instance do you never hide the faults of the goods you sell, and heighten the faults of those you buy? Do you never take advantage of an ignorant dealer, and ask more for a thing than it is worth? Do you never turn the distressed circumstances of a man who has something to sell, to your unfair benefit; and thus act as unjustly by him as if you had stolen?

"From a Maryland manor to a ducal palace. 'Tis a fable, egad! No less!" "Indeed, I think it is," retorted Betty. "Mark me, doctor, Dorothy will not put up an instant with a roue and a brute." "A roue!" cries he, "and a brute! What the plague, Miss Tayloe! I vow I do not understand you." "Then ask my Lord Comyn, who knows your Duke of Chartersea," said Betty. Dr.

Houghton, who considered herself to be on very confidential terms with Lord George, should, as they were alone, ask a few questions and express a little sympathy. "How does the dear Marchioness like the new house?" she asked. "It is tolerably comfortable." "That Price is a darling, Lord George; I've known him ever so long. And, of course, it is the dower house."

We hear, too, that it is the custom in the part of the country you have taken for English officers to give whisky and beer to officials who come to see you to our officials, and she looked at the men who had come up with me, and they blushed. 'The prince wishes to ask you not to do it here.