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His cousins had made their way through the crowd to the spot. "O Frank," Alice exclaimed, "what a mad thing for you to do. Oh! I am so pleased you did it but oh, you do look cold! What will you do?" "I am all right, Alice," Frank said, as cheerfully as his chattering teeth would allow him to speak.
But they did not move. At which Mr. Hamlin called out faintly but cheerfully, "They're here, all right." Again the voice arose with still more marked and lofty distinctness, "John Wesley and Mary Em-me-line." It seemed to Mr. Hamlin that human accents could not convey a more significant and elevated ignoring of some implied impropriety in his invitation. He was for a moment crushed.
"Well, old lady," said she cheerfully, "and how do you do?" Mrs. Judge replied, in fawning accents, "Thank you, miss, I be well enough to get about. I was a-telling 'em about you and, to be sure, it is uncommon good of a lady like you to trouble so much about poor folk." "Don't mention it; it is my duty and my inclination.
"Let's hope not," said Peter; "but now let me get you some tea." The little room was packed, but Peter got through somehow and made his way to a series of tables spread with cakes and sandwiches. He got a cup and seized a plate, and shouldered his way back. In the crush he saw only the top of Miss Raynard's head, and made for that. "Here you are," he said cheerfully, as he emerged.
Cheerfully he accepted the inevitable, got someone to read and write for him, to guide him through the streets, and went ahead with his work just as if nothing had happened, looking forward to the time when his eyesight would be restored to him and hopefully and intelligently worked to that end.
The pantomime was not bad. We waved our hand to the diligence, and set out cheerfully, with our bags at our backs, entering a gorge in the fir-covered hills before sunset, after starting the proposition Does the sun himself look foreign in a foreign country?
Although I did not very well understand what he meant by this party, which was to view the act so kindly, I very cheerfully told the judge that the apartments lately occupied by my lord Chatterino and his friends were perfectly at his disposal. I was then asked when I intended to sail; and the answer was, the instant the wind hauled, so we could lay out of the harbor.
He casually glanced round upon the nearly deserted platform, and was hurrying to the outlet, when his eyes fell upon Edward. At sight of his friend he was quite bewildered, and could not speak. 'Here I am, Mr. Graye, said Edward cheerfully. 'I have seen Cytherea, and she has been waiting for you these two or three hours. Owen took Edward's hand, pressed it, and looked at him in silence.
Yes, and please your honour, said Thomas, though I told them, that you, madam, of your own accord, on a letter I had brought you, very cheerfully wrote what I carried: But the old gentleman said, Why, wife, there are in these papers twenty things nobody should see but ourselves, and especially not the 'squire.
She laid her hand on his arm, "Go by yourself there's a big work over there, and you can do it best alone." He looked down at her, smiling a little, but smiling sadly. "If Jean's mother had lived I should not have been such a weathercock. Will you write to me promise me that you will write." "Of course," cheerfully.
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