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"Mother," he said, taking her in his arms, "no one can be a friend of mine who is not a friend of yours." "Not even Consuello?" she asked him, banteringly. Acclamation of Gibson's frustration of the plot of "Red Mike" to wreck the "Lark" grew in volume the following day.
After you have enjoyed a few hours of my beneficent society you may refuse to be torn from me and my sheltering home," she ended banteringly. "I haven't the least doubt of it," averred Emma in a perfectly serious tone. "That's why I feel as though I ought to decide now while I am in my most heroic mood. I never dreamed of any such wonderful good fortune. Honestly, Grace, I don't know what to say."
"He's trying to make me let go all holds and tip my hand," he thought, keenly reading him, and he steadied himself. "What d'yuh mean by me pouring oil on fire!" Baumberger urged banteringly. "Sounds like the hero talking to the villain in one of these here save-him-he's-my-sweetheart plays." "You go to the devil," said Good Indian shortly.
The chamberlain had worthily carried out his master's orders, and the scene in connection with the supper that night was brighter than ever; but the King did not seem satisfied. His heavy face looked gloomy, and Francis banteringly asked him if he was too much wearied by the hunt that day, receiving a grave nod in reply.
The man addressed called the dogs to him, and was unwillingly obeyed, but a few stones thrown by the rest overcame the animals' objections, and they trotted off, leaving the prisoner relapsed into a sulky silence; his captors chatted pleasantly together about his fate, banteringly telling him that for certain he would be hung over the castle wall.
Pericles half banteringly for his absence while business was urgent, saying that they must lay their heads together and consult, otherwise a significant indication appeared to close the sentence. "But if you've just come off your journey, and have got a lady in there, we must postpone, I suppose. Say, this afternoon. I'll keep up to the mark, if nothing happens...."
"I do not care to eat." "No?" He finished his sandwich and drained his glass, talking banteringly the while to her. She did not answer. Something told her that the time of explanation between them was coming fast; he had ceased to play with his good fortune, ceased to feel he could afford to wait and look and fancy. He had come urgent, in the dead of night.
" he added "It is the hour of sunset, there is a green hillock in my garden yonder from whence we can behold the pomp and panoply of the golden god's departure. 'Tis a sight I never miss, I would have thee share its glory with me." "But art thou then indifferent to woman's tenderness?" asked Theos half banteringly, as he took his arm "Dost thou love no one?"
"Then just to add one more to the conquests girls love I'll I'll propose to you," he declared, banteringly. "Beware, boy! I might accept you," she exclaimed. His play was short-lived. He could not be gay, even under her influence. "Please don't jest," he said, frowning. "Can't we talk of something besides love and war?" "They seem to be popular just now," she replied, audaciously.
After we've rid ourselves of military guard, and have reached the Montez estate, we are at least released from our word of honor not to attempt an escape. I guess, Harry, we had better take up with Don Luis's rascally offer." "Well, caballeros, does it need much discussion to enable you to accept my kindness?" called Montez, banteringly. "Not at all, Don Luis," Tom made answer.
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