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But I do strictly forbid thee to let it from thy hand; and if they still hold aloof from thee, why, then say nought, but let them think me dead. Obey me in this; for, if thou dost disrespect my judgment and my will in this, thou lovest me not." There was a silence, and Gerard's words copied by Margaret here handed round and inspected. "Well," said Catherine, "that is another matter.
Perceiving that the young lady was treated with no particular disrespect, I so far overcame the feeling as to remain quiet, though I silently changed my position sufficiently to get near her elbow, where I could and did whisper a word or two of encouragement. But Mary thought only of her father, and had no fears for herself.
Flum proceeded: 'I mean no disrespect to the proficiency, or to the very high position which my learned brother holds in this Convention; but what will be said by the two governments when it is found that among the great array of cases brought before this high tribunal so few have been settled without a reference to the Umpire?
It's showin' disrespect to the sex, and sence I've settled on shore, Butts, and am married to the best woman that ever lived, I'm standin' up for the sex to the extent that I ain't seein' no insults handed to a woman even if it ain't anything but an Injun maiden in front of a cigar-store." Butts dropped his rock.
Now, instead of looking up at the queen of the night, as one would naturally have expected after such flattering comments, they both, as though by common consent, treated her with the most marked disrespect, not once looking toward her, but bestowing all their attention on a certain little whitewashed cottage down the road, from a window of which streamed a light.
There was a certain freedom in our corps, but it never warranted such impudent presumption as this; and I sharply rebuked the huge fellow for his implied disrespect toward Colonel Sheldon. "Very well, sir. I will bite off this unmilitary tongue o' mine and feed it to your horse.
They may manage to do it; but if they had you with them, they would probably fail no disrespect to your prowess, so don't pout your lips." "What do you say to my plan, lieutenant?" "Although I would rather have Miss Middlemore's company, yet I confess that I should be often very anxious about her and her servant venturing into places through which I should not hesitate to penetrate alone.
But she doesn't know him, yet she is going to live in his house to help him with his literature. Have you inquired, dear Father O'Grady, what this man's writings are, if he is a Catholic or a Protestant? I should not like Miss Nora Glynn to go into a Protestant household, where she would hear words of disrespect for the religion she has been brought up in.
In fact, if I were to attempt a brief comprehensive description of her, I would say, without the most distant feeling of disrespect of course, that she is square and skinny singularly so! Mrs Bingley's contempt for my intellect is excelled, I might almost say redeemed, by her love for myself.
But I fear he intended disrespect to the ministration's of God's services, as conducted in conformity with the rules of the Church of England. 'But might it not be that he thought it his duty to express his dissent from that which you, and the dean, and all of us here approve? 'It can hardly be the duty of any young man rudely to assail the religious convictions of his elders of the church.
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