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She held out her hand, which the young man took and shook cordially. "I am extremely obliged to you," he said. Maggie was near enough to hear his words. Rosalind tripped past her three fellow-students with an airy little nod and the faint beginning of a mocking curtsy. Hammond came up to the three girls and joined them at once. "Are you going to the Marshalls'?" he said to Maggie. "Yes."
Then Collie stooped and picked up a little red flower that had dropped from the boisterous one's offering. The Marshalls and Billy Winthrop came in their car. The ride through the cañon had been pleasant. They were talking about Overland. They had been discussing the rearrangement of a great many things since the news of Louise's heritage had become known.
But it will please our sovereign the Emperor Napoleon if we take this bridge, so let us three go and take it! 'Yes, let's! say the others. And off they go and take the bridge, cross it, and now with their whole army are on this side of the Danube, marching on us, you, and your lines of communication." * The marshalls. "Stop jesting," said Prince Andrew sadly and seriously.
Home and the Marshalls have the pull of the professors in one way that is, they don't perform on a platform but in a private room, and they let you examine everything beforehand. Theirs is the ars celare artem.
I am not ashamed of any slight correspondence we may have together; but I refuse to countenance, or to be in any sense a party to, what may even seem underhand. "I shall try to be at the Marshalls' on Sunday afternoon, but I have nothing to say in reply to your letter. My views are unalterable. "Yours sincerely, Maggie did not read the letter after she had written it.
Towards the close of this period he acknowledged that London was "among improper places" the best for "writing books," after all the one use of living "for him;" its inhabitants "greatly the best" he "had ever walked with," and its aristocracy the Marshalls, Stanleys, Hollands, Russells, Ashburtons, Lansdownes, who held by him through life its "choicest specimens."
Then, as if further words were wrung from her against her will, she continued: "I saw the tears in your eyes in the fern-house at the Marshalls'. I am very sorry, but I did see them." "My dear Prissie!" said Maggie. She went up suddenly to the girl, put her arm round her neck and kissed her. "Come home now," she said, drawing Prissie's hand through her arm.
As she did so, Rosalind took the opportunity to come up to Priscilla and whisper to her: "You're not wanted, you know. You had much better come home with us." "What do you mean?" replied Prissie in her matter-of-fact voice. "Miss Oliphant has asked me to go with her to the Marshalls'." "Oh, well if you care to be in the " resumed Rosalind. Maggie suddenly flashed round on her.
He had thought to remain with the Marshalls perhaps three or four days, but instead of that he delayed till the very last train that would get him back to the seminary in time for work, and missed two classes at that.
Pierce and I very glad at the fate of the officers of Ordnance, that they are like to have so much blame on them. Here Mrs. Pierce tells me that the two Marshalls at the King's house are Stephen Marshall's, the great Presbyterian's daughters: and that Nelly and Beck Marshall, falling out the other day, the latter called the other my Lord Buckhurst's whore.
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