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"The Governor-General of all Canada," gasped another. "And borrowing milk from us!" chimed in two more. "No fish for supper," said Bob, "and my fault, too, but I'll get some for breakfast, or my name'll be Dennis."
"Let them rather take me. Is it your fault, poor boy, if for seven years I have hidden from you the secret of my affections; if I did not wish you to know it until you were the first of men in wisdom and intelligence as you are already the first in greatness of heart? You are paying dearly for my ambition, since it has been interpreted as scorn and hatred.
"This night," she said, "would be for me without a regret if I were not vexed with myself for what I said to you about the countess. Not that I wish to find fault with you. Novelty attracts me. You have found me amiable, I should like to believe in your good faith.
"It is not my fault that there are Dissenters," said the Reverend Mr. Platitude; "if I had my will I would neither admit there were any, nor permit any to be." "Of course you would admit there were such as long as they existed; but how would you get rid of them?" "I would have the Church exert its authority." "What do you mean by exerting its authority?"
Finch, remained persuaded that his cousin had perverted him from the first, and was now trying to revive her pernicious influence when he might have been saved; or that perhaps he was driven to an immediate wealthy marriage by his honourable feeling and his necessities. It was all her own fault for not having taken him at once.
"Well, Percy, my boy, so they caught you too? I am awfully sorry. It was my fault for going with only two men into that temple, but as the village had been deserted and scarcely a man was found there, it never entered my mind that there might be a party in the temple." "Of course not, Jack; it was a surprise altogether.
Sir Philip did not appear to be conceited he would have repelled the accusation with astonishment, not knowing that in his very denial of the fault, the fault existed.
I quite understand you; and until I feel that you have good reason once more to respect the maniac who lost you by his own fault, I, who fought you like your most deadly foe, will not even speak the final word. I will silence my longing, I will try...." "You will try to show me nay, you will show me that in you, my foe and persecutor, I have gained my dearest friend!
"I will take you for a brother gladly. You are a fool not for loving her, but all men are fools when in love, they are so besotted with themselves. But I am afraid of one fault in you." "Yes," he answered hurriedly, "don't I know? On my honor, I have tried; why not leave me to God? Didn't you leave yourself that way once?" "Oh, you are cruel." "Pardon me, dear Cass. I must do well now, surely.
He spoke before Skag could see his eyes: "Sir, I take pleasure in ordering you to leave my premises. You will be good enough not to be seen again in this vicinity." "Yes? You are finding fault with me?" "What occurs to mine does not in the least concern you! You are occupying yourself with my affairs. I will not permit it. Am I explicit enough?" "You are explicit enough."
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