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"That's just where I shall have the pull of him. Well, when I've got rich I shall buy father a new suit of clothes and a high hat it is so beastly cold here, Esther, just feel my hands, like ice! and I shall make him live with grandmother in a decent room, and give him an allowance so that he can study beastly big books all day long does he still take a week to read a page?
I tried to get away, but he stopped me, and they said they'd make me play." "Who said? Did Loman?" inquired Oliver, again. "Why yes," said Stephen falteringly, "he and the rest. They held me down in a chair, and made me take hold of the cards, and one of them opened my mouth and shouted beastly words down into it ugh!" "Was that Loman?" "No," said Stephen, relieved to be able to deny it.
"I feel beastly shabby among all these gorgeously attired personages," said Redgrave, looking down at his plain tweed suit, as they were conducted with every manifestation of politeness along the magnificent vestibule into which the door opened. "And I'm sure I am quite a dowdy in comparison with these lovely creatures," added Zaidie, "although this dress was made in Paris.
Only Cospatric, who is at heart no sportsman, murmured, "Small potatoes." It was not till a couple of days afterwards that we got on the subject of music again. We came at it this way: the cutter was going to work south and west again, and it was proposed that I should join her. "Don't go down in one of those beastly coasting steamers," said Cospatric.
He lifted himself nervously on his elbow and his eyes wandered uneasily about the room. "I I had a beastly night; my nerves are horribly jarred; and I thought I think " He stopped. With his increasing consciousness his nervous collapse became more marked.
At any rate anybody who sees us is two miles either way from a police station and may be a lot farther if he tries to interfere with us! It's a hundred to one against anybody being on the road at that time of night; we'll pray for a dark night and dirty weather which, so far as I've observed, you generally get in this beastly neighborhood." He leant forward and tapped the Sergeant on the shoulder.
I suppose it's this beastly rain." "Yes; it will do you good to get down to Spain." She asked if he had the remedies the doctor had given him for a previous attack, and on his replying that he didn't know what he'd done with the stuff, she sprang up, offering to go to the chemist's.
"Yes," replied Lydia, "and then we must tell my father and Lizzie. Oh, Billy, I forgot," as they started down the road, "I've decided to homestead that land." "But why, Lydia dear, you're going to be a lawyer's wife. For heaven's sake, let that beastly land go." "No, I'm going to be a pioneer's wife!" There was a little pause, then Billy laughed uncertainly.
For Anaitis did not really think that, as went natural endowments, her Jurgen had much reason to envy even such a general favorite as Priapos, say, from what she knew of both. So it was that Jurgen honored custom. "Because these beastly nature myths may be right," said Jurgen; "and certainly I cannot go so far as to say they are wrong: but still, at the same time !"
It doesn't follow that there's anything in it." "Oh, Lord, I should hope not! That beastly bounder. What could there be in it?" "He's a clever painter, Nicky. So's Desmond. There's that in it." "I've hardly a right to object to that, have I? It's not as if I were a clever painter myself." But as he walked home between the white-walled gardens of St.
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