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At this juncture the Duke, who has been expected, sends a messenger to announce that we are not to wait for him a sly fellow the Duke! The bard now concentrates himself for inspiration, but begs us to talk on, and not mind him.
Then she went on her knees and stretched out her hands and cried: "One more kiss oh, my God, one more, one more, it is the dying that begs it!" She got it; she almost smothered the little thing. And when they got it away again, she cried out: "Oh, my child, my darling, it will die! It has no home, it has no father, no friend, no mother " "It has them all!" said that good priest.
Things would indeed change if women would remember at the right time, that their role is always that of the party to be entreated, ours that of him who begs for new favors; that, created to grant, they should never offer.
Mr Rokesmith quickly wrote, and then read aloud: "Mr Boffin presents his compliments to Mr John Rokesmith, and begs to say that he has decided on giving Mr John Rokesmith a trial in the capacity he desires to fill. Mr Boffin takes Mr John Rokesmith at his word, in postponing to some indefinite period, the consideration of salary.
Her manly soul feels it "the most degrading punishment that omnipotent cruelty could devise, to be imprisoned in a female form." From such a masculine spirit some fortitude and magnanimity might be expected; but presently she begs to be pitied, for a broken spirit, and more than female tenderness of heart.
The servant returned with a polite apology: "Miss Vanstone's kind love, and she begs to be excused she's prompting Mr. Clare." She prompted him to such purpose that he actually got through his part. The performances of the other gentlemen were obtrusively imbecile. Frank was just one degree better he was modestly incapable; and he gained by comparison.
Bernard, to her son's astonishment, begs him to lend the tottering firm the sum required. He objects that, unless the business is better managed, the loan will only postpone the inevitable disaster. "Well, then, my son," she replied, "you must go into partnership with M. Fourchambault." "I! with that imbecile!" he exclaims.
And she is at her busiest just now with the season's shopping in full swing. It's the price the stores have to pay for displaying their goods, but we have to do it, and we are at the mercy of the thieves. I don't mean by that the occasional shoplifter who, when she gets caught, confesses, cries, pleads, and begs to return the stolen article. They often get off.
A ship crosses the Gulf: a woman begs me, for the sake of her I love, to go with her to save her father. He is in prison, he has murdered a man, but he is old: she loves him she kneels to me. I promised to help him escape: I did my best. I said Florine could wait. I left my trunk in an old man's counting-room. We laid our plans, but we failed in all.
So that your petitioner humbly begs leave to express his confidence that your Honourable House will clearly perceive, that if any insurrection had taken place on the day of the first Spafields meeting, it would have been entirely owing to the neglect, if not connivance, of those persons who possessed a previous knowledge of the principles and views of the parties with whom that meeting originated.
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