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"Huh!" snorted the dentist, "so's we could have 'em for breakfast. Might save you a nickel, mightn't it?" "Well, and if it did! Or you might fish for the market. The fisherman across the street would buy 'em of you." "Shut up!" exclaimed the dentist, and Trina obediently subsided.
"Won't you let me try some accompaniment?" said the soldier. "No. I shall just play a little thing from memory," said Aaron. "Sit down, dear. Sit down," said the Marchesa to her husband. He seated himself obediently. The flash of bright yellow on the grey of his uniform seemed to make him like a chaffinch or a gnome.
Time passed by fast so fast; years came, years went. "Miss Multon" had been lying by for a number of seasons. "Renée de Moray," "Odette," "Raymonde," etc., had been in use; then some one asked for "Miss Multon," and she rose obediently from her trunk, took her manuscript from the shelf, and presented herself at command.
Hereupon he drew a thick purse from his pocket, and tossed it, chinking, to my feet. "There are two hundred guineas, bumpkin, maybe more pick them up, and go," and turning, he flung open the door. Obediently I stooped, and, taking up the purse, rolled it in the coat which I still held, and tossed both out of the cottage. "Sir," said I, "be so very obliging as to follow your property."
'We are obediently and respectfully, 'DAVID GOWEN, 'WALTER BENCH, 'JAMES PANNERS PARSONS, 'And seven others. Weyburn spared Aminta an answering look, that would have been a begging of Browny to remember Matey. 'It 's genuine, he said to Mrs. Lawrence, as he attacked his plate with the gusto for the repast previously and benignly observed by her.
"Sure an' it shall go to its mammy," returned Mrs O'Malligan soothingly, "an' whir was it ye left her, me Angel?" "Yes, tell its Norma where it left its mamma," murmured Miss Bonkowski coaxingly. "Yosie bring Angel way a way," explained the baby obediently. "Yosie say Angel be a good girl and her come yite back.
And she walked up to the helpless sentinel with her hand outstretched, while the equally helpless Lieutenant got very red indeed, and Basil shifted his gun to a very unmilitary position and held out his hand. "Let me see your gun, Basil," she added, and the boy obediently handed it over to her, while the little Lieutenant turned redder still.
In that sitting Marshby was at first serious and absent-minded. Though his body was obediently there, the spirit seemed to be busy somewhere else. "Head up!" cried Jerome at last, brutally. "Heavens, man, don't skulk!" Marshby straightened under the blow. It hit harder, as Jerome meant it should, than any verbal rallying. It sent the man back over his own life to the first stumble in it.
Hillsborough is surrounded by beautiful scenes, which it might gratify an educated workman to inspect, during the unavoidable delay caused by the new and very important questions your case has raised. "Yours obediently, "P.S. A respectable workman was with me yesterday, and objected that you receive from Mr. Cheetham a higher payment than the list price.
Grindal, sequestrated and deprived of even his spiritual functions by the woman who now grasped all the reins of the Commonwealth; and now again by the man whom he had just seen, placed there by the same woman to carry out her will more obediently against all who denied her supremacy in matters spiritual as well as temporal, whether Papists or Independents.
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