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He did not think much of the commonwealth attorney, a useless bookworm. But he detested M. Galpin. Still he bowed to the three men; and, without minding his patient, he said to them, "You see, gentlemen, Count Claudieuse is in a bad plight. He has been fired at with a gun loaded with small shot; and wounds made in that way are very puzzling.
The villagers, all neatly and suitably dressed, were getting in their hay or minding their flocks and herds, with that look of cheerful independence imparted by the responsibilities of property. Many greeted us in the friendliest manner, but as we could not understand their patois, a chat was impossible. They laughed, nodded, and passed on. No sooner were we fairly on our way to St.
Anna-Rose rebuked her, and said that the proper spirit in which to start on a great adventure was one of faith and enthusiasm, and that one didn't have doubts. When do you suppose people have food on board ships? I don't believe we'd mind nearly so much about oh well, about leaving England, if it was after dinner." "I'm not minding leaving England," said Anna-Rose quickly.
I'm forgetting it all fast I would never be minding it at all but for you and Miss Mary there, and that picture of the man I was once, on the wall. I mind more of Badajos and San Sebastian that was the roaring, the bloody, the splendid time! than of the girl that played us on her string three brothers at a single cast a witch's fishing. What nonsense is this to be bringing up at our time of life?
A factory operative minding a "mule" being asked: "Is it not very hard work always watching and piecing threads?" answered, "No, but it is very dree work." But the evil effects of too long hours are not confined to the fact that unrest or disputes arise from the state of feeling produced nor to the diminution of production due to fatigue.
Gilian, it is you?" said the Paymaster, with a very hearty voice; then he seemed to guess the nature of the message, for his voice softened from the loud and bumptious tone it had for ordinary. "How is it in Lecknamban?" he asked in the Gaelic, and Gilian told him, minding duly his "sir" and his "Captain" and his salute. "Dead!" said the Paymaster, "Blessings with her!"
They know very well why they are fighting; even the most ignorant French laborer has some idea as to what the affair is all about. The Boches attacked France who was peacefully minding her own business; it was the duty of all Frenchmen to defend France, so everybody went to the war. And since the war has gone on for so long, it must be seen through to the very end.
And that happens through our maternity; it's our very importance that degrades us. "While we were minding the children they stole our rights and liberties. The children made us slaves, and the men took advantage of it. It's Mrs. Shalford says the accidental conquering the essential. Originally in the first animals there were no males, none at all. It has been proved.
'I could make surer nor anybody else; they'd maybe not mind yon woman Phoebe d'ye call her? 'Nay, mother, said Sylvia, 'thou's not fit to go. 'Shall I go? asked Philip, hoping she would say 'no', and be content with Phoebe, and leave him where he was. 'Oh, Philip, would yo'? said Sylvia, turning round. 'Ay, said Bell, 'if thou would take it they'd be minding yo'.
Coventry, and so I was wiling to carry something fresh that I may look as a man minding business, which I have done too much for a great while to forfeit, and is now so great a burden upon my mind night and day that I do not enjoy myself in the world almost.
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