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Eleanor and Wayland had gone round through the Pass to the Lake Behind the Peak, where he had dreamed what form of triangulation thoughts must take from the star in the water to the star on the other side of the Holy Cross; where the little waves lipped and lisped and laved the reeds; where they two could drink and drink unseen of the joy of the waters of life before the opening of the political battle.
"Woman, where is my father?" freezing through me, Lisped the mute innocence with thunder-sound; "Woman, where is thy husband?" called unto me, In every look, word, whisper, busying round! Alas, for thee, there is no father's kiss; He fondleth other children on his knee. How thou wilt curse our momentary bliss, When bastard on thy name shall branded be!
I will ask my female readers of every degree to tell their brothers and husbands all the young noble did: how she sat on the floor, and had her child on her bosom; how she smiled over it through her tears; how she purred over it; how she, the stately one, lisped and prattled over it; and how life came pouring into her heart from it.
Her attitude, while not precisely that of a hunchback, made her whole form droop, while her every movement expressed languor. Likewise, though her speech was deliberate, the timbre of her voice, and the manner in which she lisped her r's and l's, were very pleasing to the ear. Finally, she did not "ENTERTAIN" me.
But the veriest blockhead and simpleton who ever lounged in a doorway or lisped in Pall Mall can tell a fine woman when he sees her, and is probably able to find pleasure and hope in the spectacle. It is these blockheads and simpletons who thus set the mode. They fix the standard of fashionable female education.
Hally didn't come cauthe he played ball; and then the man'th boy tied me on." Charlie made up a lip. "Let's take him out to the swing," said Prudy. "That will wake him up, and then we'll make a lady's chair and carry him home." "Don't want to thwing," lisped Charlie. "What for you don't?" said wee Katie. "Cauthe the ladieth will thee me." "O, you's a little scat crow!"
For it was so musical, so tender, so sympathizing, so melodious, so replete with the graciousness of womanhood, that she seemed to have invented the language. And yet that sentence was only an exaggerated form of the 'How d'ye do, whined out, doled out, lisped out, or shot out from the pretty mouths of my fair countrywomen. Miguel admired the paintings.
'Indeed, uncle, you are more gallant than all these young gentlemen, said Nina, rising and approaching him. 'Why they are not all at your feet this moment is more than I can tell. They're always telling me the world is changed, and I begin to see it now. 'I suspect, sir, it's pretty much what it used to be, lisped out Walpole. 'We are only less demonstrative than our fathers.
And the lad lisped and boggled at the English, till I shook the Gaelic into him and there was the story. It would be two nights ago that Bryde McBride came into the loft where the halflin was sleeping, and bade him dress.
That I had feared he would misconstrue my silence, and had wished to explain it to him, but I had no means of doing so except by breaking my promise; and so had preferred leaving all explanation to time, and some future opportunity." "But you did not mean to pain him, did you?" the dear little creature coaxingly lisped, standing on tiptoe to kiss me as she spoke. I assured her that I had not.
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