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Why does not that simple and truthful lady, devoted to her husband, alas, answer to my call today as she used to do before with sweet smiles? Then that Brahmana, who was within the hut, thus replied to Sudarsana, 'Do thou learn, O son of Pavaka, that a Brahmana guest has arrived, and though tempted by this thy wife with diverse other offers of welcome, I have, O best of Brahmanas, desired only her person, and this fair-faced lady is engaged in welcoming me with due rites.
Bea peered around the edge of her particular door in order to catch a glimpse of this freshman so distinguished. It was the tall, fair-faced child with the splendid long braid, who lived at the end of Berta's transverse. Now the sweet mouth was drooping disconsolately, and the big eyes looked dewy with anxious tears. "I I don't think I'd like to," she said.
He discharged all these fair-faced ladies and kept only the ill-favoured ones, his assigned reason being that as ugly females find a difficulty in getting husbands, it would be only charitable to retain their services.
Malatesta gave a low whistle. "Enrica Guinigi! Is not that the marchesa's niece?" asked Orsetti; "a pretty, fair-faced girl I see driving with her aunt on the ramparts sometimes?" "The same," answered Malatesta. "But what, in the name of all the devils, could Marescotti know of her? No one has ever spoken to her."
"The fair-faced God must come soon, or too late!" sighed the Aztec, bowing his head in joined palms the better to conceal his evident grief. "He has promised to come, but hurry! They die they die!" This was hardly an acceptable stopping-point, but questioning was of little avail just then.
I had known that the moment our eyes met, and by the way Tim smoked now, and by the tone of his terse inquiry, I knew that he had met a woman who had said "Fair Sir" to him, and I feared for him. It was disturbing. I felt a twinge of jealousy, but whether for the tall, strong young fellow before me, to whom I had been all, or for the fair-faced girl, I could not for the life of me tell.
The servants remained huddled in terror round the hearth, and the pause was first broken by a fair-faced boy, who, breaking from the trembling circle, came forward, and in a quivering tone said, "Sir, are you my father's spirit?" Gaston's laugh came strangely on the scene, but Eustace, bending down, and holding out his hand, said, "I am your uncle Eustace, Arthur. Where is your mother?"
The man with the guitar sang a ballad about caged birds and blossoms in flower-pots. "Mine," observed the work-girl to Jean, "are carnations, and I have birds too canaries they are." At the moment he was thinking of some fair-faced châtelaine roaming under the battlements of a donjon. The work-girl went on: "I have a pair, you understand, to keep each other company.
I have one sitting by me just now fair-faced, blue-eyed, dark-haired, sweet eighteen she little thinks the devil is so near her!" and a great deal more in the same silly, post-Byronic strain. In his postscript Branwell says: "Of course you won't show this letter", and of course John Brown showed it all round.
Otis, large and fair-faced, with her soft, massive curves swathed in purple thibet, stared for a second in speechless wonder. "Who is it? How did she get here?" she whispered. "Hush I don't know. She's from Ware Centre. Her name's Hautville." "Seems to me I've heard of her. What has she come here for, Jim?" "Hush I don't know. She'll hear you. Go and get something hot for her to drink.
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