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The shadow of future suffering seemed already on Rosalind's beautiful face as she raised it to Arthur's, and cried tremblingly: "Arthur, I cannot! I love you dearly, but I cannot face it! Evewy one would be so surpwised so astonished! They would laugh at me behind my back, and mother would bweak her heart and and oh, I couldn't bear to give up so much!
The plan was based on the fact that the French line of operation was too extended, and it proposed that instead of, or concurrently with, action on the front to bar the advance of the French, we should attack their line of communication. He began explaining his plan to Prince Andrew. "They can't hold all that line. It's impossible. I will undertake to bweak thwough.
"Needn't bweak my earzh open, if 'tis, whined Toddie." "I only holloed in one ear, Tod," remonstrated Budge "an' you ought to love dear Aunt Alice enough to have that hurt a little rather than not wake up."
There is some in this little cupboard there! I won't touch it, in case it soils my gloves. Shall I call Marie to put it on for you?" "Thank you, there's no need I can do it! I would rather do it myself!" "Oh oh, isn't she cwoss! You will bweak the cork if you scwew it about like that, and then you'll never be able to get it out. Why don't you pull it pwoperly?"
Give me five hundwed men and I will bweak the line, that's certain! There's only one way guewilla warfare!" Denisov rose and began gesticulating as he explained his plan to Bolkonski. In the midst of his explanation shouts were heard from the army, growing more incoherent and more diffused, mingling with music and songs and coming from the field where the review was held.
Fopling's ears pricked up a flicker of interest and he betrayed symptoms of being about to speak. "Stow-wy!" exclaimed Mr. Fopling thoughtfully, as though identifying that nobleman, while Bess and Richard looked on as do folk who behold a miracle, "Stow-wy! I say, Stawms, why don't you go into Wall Stweet and bweak the beggah? He's always gambling, don't y' know!
But the four-year-old baby was absolutely incorruptible, he cried bitterly and sobbed out: "'Farver said I mustn't never tell anybody never! Farver said Philip Fairfield of Fairfield mustn't never bweak his words, and that was all. "Nothing could induce him to give the least hint. Of course there was great search for it, but it was well hidden and it was never found.
Richard went slowly homeward, his chin on his chest, not in discouragement, but thought. The counsel of the vacuous Mr. Fopling followed him to ring in his ears like words of guidance. "Bweak him!" squeaked Mr. Fopling, feebly vicious. Since Mr. Fopling had never been known to think anything or say anything anterior to this singular outburst, the conclusion forced itself upon Richard that Mr.
"What?" said Kutuzov, in the midst of Denisov's explanations, "are you ready so soon?" "Ready, your Serene Highness," replied the general. Kutuzov swayed his head, as much as to say: "How is one man to deal with it all?" and again listened to Denisov. "I give my word of honor as a Wussian officer," said Denisov, "that I can bweak Napoleon's line of communication!"
Bweak him; that's the way to punish such a fellah." "Why! what a malicious soul you have grown!" cried Bess in astonishment. "Really, Algy," Mr. Fopling's name was Algernon, "if you burst on us in this guise often, I for one shall stand in terror of you!" "But, weally," protested Mr. Fopling, "if you want to get even with a fellah, Bess, just bweak him!
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