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Oh, you shall have my class with pleasure; anything to see you happy, love. Shall we make the exchange to-morrow? 'No, thank you, Etta; I think things had better be as they are. And Miss Hamilton walked away proudly, and spoke to Mr. Tudor; the sudden brightness in her face had dimmed, and I was near enough to see that her hand trembled. 'There, you see, observed Miss Darrell complacently.
It's awful exciting!" "All right, I'm sorry, only you pinched me too go on about Selina!" cried Viva in a breath. She kissed her sister on the cheek, and fat little Inda smiled complacently, and repeated, "Go on 'bout S'lina!" Outside in the passage father and mother looked at each other with sparkling eyes. "My dear, she is worth a fortune to us!" cried Mr Wallace rapturously.
"To this new South, that has not any longer need of me or of my kind. "To this new South! She does not gaze unwillingly, nor too complacently, upon old years, and dares concede that but with loss of manliness may any man encroach upon the heritage of a dog or of a trotting-horse, and consider the exploits of an ancestor to guarantee an innate and personal excellence.
When his preparations were made he looked around, and said complacently: 'There now, my friend, I think we shall learn something of you this time! He began his work again, and though as before somewhat disturbed at first by the noise of the rats, soon lost himself in his propositions and problems. Again he was called to his immediate surroundings suddenly.
But perhaps the whole tribe will stay in my country. I think that Cheenbuk will get us over this difficulty. It is wonderful what can be done by a man with a determined mind like Cheenbuk." "Yes, some of us Eskimos have very determined minds," said Nootka, complacently. Adolay laughed lightly.
"I shall see the old woman and the kids very soon, thanks to your kindness." "Don't mention it," said Walter complacently. "I feel indebted to you, rather, as you have given me much more than an equivalent for my money." "That is true, but under present circumstances money is worth a good deal to me. Now, if you don't mind I will go into the smoking-car and have a little smoke before we arrive.
Luigi rested his instrument upon its pole, loosed Jocko to his gambols, and tuned up. The strains which most ears would have found harsh and discordant sounded pleasantly enough to the listening Timothy, who nodded his head complacently, wishing and thinking: "Now he's off! May he keep at it till he wheedles not only the pence but the dollars out the pockets o' them that hears!
And those others had so much that Gopher Prairie complacently lacked the world of gaiety and adventure, of music and the integrity of bronze, of remembered mists from tropic isles and Paris nights and the walls of Bagdad, of industrial justice and a God who spake not in doggerel hymns. One seed. Which seed it was did not matter. All knowledge and freedom were one.
There are a thousand ways in which you might get hurt." "A man of ready wit with a quick eye," replied Tell complacently, "never gets hurt. The mountain has no terror for her children. I am a child of the mountain." "You are certainly a child!" snapped Hedwig. "It is no use my arguing with you." "Not very much," agreed Tell, "for I am just off to the town.
They complacently assumed a necessary progress towards which they had no moral responsibility. They did not realise that this security of progress was a thing still to be won or lost, and that the time to win it was a time that passed. They went about their affairs energetically enough and yet with a curious idleness towards those threatening things.
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