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Is Miss King thinking of going for a drive on your car? If she is, the Major will lend the new cushions." "She is not," said Doyle; "not that I heard of any way, though she might take the notion later." "Then what do you want the cushions for?" "It's an English gentleman," said Doyle; "a high-up man by all accounts, that has the fishing took from Simpkins.
On the far side, also smooth like the walls, was the reverse of a wide, but not high, iron door. Here there was a little more light, for the high-up aperture over the door opened to the air. Lady Arabella took from her girdle another small key, which she inserted in a keyhole in the centre of a massive lock.
He spun a specious tale about pretending to the French to have French sympathies, and winning the confidence of high-up men, by serving as a surgeon on several fronts. To prove his German patriotism he had notes to show, realistically made on thin silk paper, and hidden inside the lining of his coat.
Poor Ad paints above the heads of the public, so if this is a high-up Publican, she'd better make sales while the sun shines." "What's her work like?" "You can see more of it in this house than anywhere else. Vicky is so fond of Ariadne and so sorry her pictures don't sell better, that she buys a lot herself." "Does Miss Gale know Miss Van Allen does it out of " "Don't say charity!
It was Sally that did it, and Aleck weakly submitted. At bottom both were troubled and ashamed, for he was a high-up Son of Temperance, and at funerals wore an apron which no dog could look upon and retain his reason and his opinion; and she was a W. C. T. U., with all that that implies of boiler-iron virtue and unendurable holiness.
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