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The love of a lifetime seemed to tremble in those two words. In an instant her arms were around his neck, and he was "kissing away the sorry feelin's" as tenderly as the lost Amanthis could have done. As soon as Lloyd began to realize what was happening, her face grew radiant. She danced around in such excitement that Fritz barked wildly.
"But I couldn't die without forgivin' yer." "Edna," said Jimmie, with a sob in his voice, "I have no hard feelin's left." "These three beasts," said Mrs. Greiffenhagen, in a hard, unwavering voice, "are disgracefully and unblushingly intoxicated. Girls, leave the room!" The girls looked at each other. Mamie Willing leapt to the situation.
'Och, groaned the lover, 'av there ever was in the whole 'varsal world a woman so hard to manage! She hasn't no more feelin's than one of them chaneys, or she wouldn't be lookin' at me these four years a-pinin' away visibly before her eyes.
Do not dissuade me; my mind is fixed, and no power on earth can change it." "Yes, Denis," she replied calmly, "there is a power, and a weak power, too, that will change it; for I will change it. Don't think, Denis, that in arguin' with you, against the feelin's of my own heart, I am doin' it without sufferin'. Oh, no, indeed!
But since you're a bunch of sky pilots at the Slash Lazy D, I'll withdraw anything that hurts yore tender feelin's." "Are you takin' back what you said about about her?" Bob demanded harshly. Bandy's smouldering, sullen eyes slid round. "I'm takin' it back. Didn't you hear me say I don' know a thing about her? I know Houck, though. So I judged " He spat a loose tooth out on the floor venomously.
Nevertheless, these things did not avail. It was felt instinctively that he was not beaten down as he ought to have been, and Mrs. Saunders, the smith's wife, was applauded when she said to her neighbours that "you couldn't expeck a man with John Bolderfield's money to have as many feelin's as other people."
If I'd known it I'd never have stayed with ye a minnit Who are YOU, I'd like to know, to bring me up any betther than me father? He's just as much a gentleman as any of yez. He never hurt a poor girl's feelin's just because she was poor. Suppose he hasn't any money? Nor ME? What of it? Is it a crime? What has yer money an' yer breedin' done for you?
His face was pale, and for the moment all the aggressiveness had gone out of him. He lifted a hand weakly to his heart. "A sudden faintness," he groaned, closing his eyes. "If you two men had any feelin's, you'd offer to see me home." "The pair of us?" asked Mr. Jope suavely. "I scale over seventeen stone," murmured Mr. Coyne, still with his eyes closed; "an' a weight like that is no joke." Mr.
"Couldn't t'ink ob such a t'ing," said the negro, with a solemn, remonstrant shake of the head. "Why not?" "'Cause I neber sing a song widout a moral, an' I don't like to hurt your feelin's by singin' a moral dat would be sure to waken up some o' your consciences." "Never mind that, darkey. Our consciences are pretty tough. Heave ahead."
Moreover, I wouldn't overcome it if I could, for it's my opinion that He who made us knows what He wants us to do, an' has given us sitch feelin's and inclinations as will lead us to do it, if we don't run mad after notions of our own, as the folk in the settlements are raither apt to do."
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