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She also hoped, and even more earnestly, that "dearest Bobo was not being neglected in the general hubbub, and given his biscuits without their being properly soaked first, and his chicken in great pieces, not carefully minced," and begged that every care should be taken of him, imploring that everybody would remember that "hot milk invariably made the poor dear ill."
"I hate to have you tease him, dearest," his wife interposed. "Oh, no," the mother said, laughing still, but with a note of tenderness in her laugh, which dropped at last to a sigh. "He's too much afraid of lese-majesty, for that. But I dare say he couldn't stand the sight. He's queer." "He's beautiful!" said Mrs. March. "He's good," the mother admitted. "As good as the day's long.
Then he turned to his slim young wife, who with the boy was standing behind him, and presented her to the old housekeeper: "The dearest treasure that I won in Italy! I commend her to your love." Frau Schimmel raised the beautiful Italian's hand to her lips and lifted the little boy and hugged him.
'Oh! my dearest Coley, what comfort I have had in you what delightful conversations we have had together, and how thankful we ought to be to our gracious God for allowing it to be so: and still not less thankful for the blessings of being watched and comforted and soothed by the dear girls, and by that dear and good Jem.
Remember me to the Prince of Lowenberg, or whatever his name may be, and tell him that if the German Confederacy does not recall me soon I shall go to Paris and betray the length and breadth of Germany. God be with you. I hope you will pardon this absurd letter. Ever thine, What a terrible storm is your letter, dearest Richard! How desperately it lashes and knocks down everything.
"Don't for a moment think, dearest, that what he said, made me uneasy as regarded you: but whom do you think he selected for you of whom do you think he is jealous?" "I cannot attempt to guess a madman's thoughts, Henri." "I will tell you then," said he; "but you will be shocked as well as surprized. He is jealous of Cathelineau!"
I say, then, that my dearest friends and relations, actuated by the warm and laudable affection and regard they have for me, seeing how little I eat, represented to me, in conjunction with my physicians, that the sustenance I took could not be sufficient to support one so far advanced in years, when it was become necessary not only to preserve nature, but to increase its vigour.
"Is it?" returned Helen almost sharply. " But he's not your brother, and you don't know what it is to lose him! Oh, how desolate the world will be without my darling!" And again her tears found way. "All that I can do to make up for the loss, dearest Helen," said George, "Oh George!" she cried, starting to her feet, "is there NO hope?
He loved this woman because she was virtuous; he loved her virtue, her modest grace, her imposing saintliness, as the dearest treasures of his hidden passion.
The other postscript contained this: "Dear Miles has got to Leghorn, my father tells me, and may be expected home this summer. How great happiness this will bring you, dearest Grace, I can well understand; and I need scarcely say that no one will rejoice more to see him again than his late guardian and myself."
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