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Nevertheless, as with a muttered "Good-morning" the young fellow turned away, she quietly brushed past her father, and followed him with her hands still penitently behind her, and the rosy palms turned upward as far as the gate. Her single long Marguerite braid of hair trailing down her back nearly to the hem of her skirt, appeared to accent her demure reserve.
The one is about as different from the other as the slowly moving glacier of the Alps is from the gaudily decorated and artificially frozen concoction of the ice-cream vendor. 'I am very sorry I said it, returned Greif penitently. He took her passive hand in his, hoping to make the peace as quickly as he had broken it, but she did not return the pressure of his fingers.
"I can imagine his astonishment when you asked for a bill, and must admit that you're a sport. All the same, it's humiliating to have my friends told you don't trust me with money." "The trouble is I can't trust you. Now you listen, Bob. This tanking and gambling has got to be stopped." "I'm afraid I've given you some bother," Charnock answered penitently. "For all that, I'm not so bad as I was.
"Fair Dorothy, sweet Dorothy," Manners penitently exclaimed, dropping hurriedly upon his knees; "you shall be my queen. Forgive me or condemn. I sue you for your pardon, nor will I rise until I have gained it." "I will visit you to-morrow, then," she said, turning to go. "Farewell." Her voice was sweet again, and her brow was once more clear.
"I beg your pardon," said Paul, penitently. "Shall I look in and give an opinion?" "Yes; you and Sally, too. Perhaps you would come to tea with me this afternoon? Daddy is gone to a Congress, or he could have told me everything." "Yes, we will come Sally and I." "And then I can tell you all about it, for Nurse knows but has promised not to tell."
Nevil penitently agreed it was only fitting to do so, and slipping his arm through his father's, began to explain to him the rights of a controversy just started in the Historical Review. No one was ever angry with Nevil long.
"Oh yes! so you did, sister," said Willy, penitently. "But you see, I am griddle-cake hungry to-day, and yesterday I wasn't." "Come, Hilda! we'll make our little gentleman pickerel-hungry before he is an hour older!" and the two girls hurried into the house. Inside the camp was a large, low room, with a huge open fireplace filling nearly one side.
"Can't you give Dad and me a chance to rest, and give us perhaps a cup of tea " "Oh, I'm a selfish old beast!" said Billie penitently. "I might have known you would be terribly tired after that long train ride!" And still scolding herself she hurried them before her into the house and flew to find Debbie.
So now I'm scratching off all the girls I CAN " "I do think you ought to ask Grace Hawkes!" Lydia said firmly and reproachfully. "Well, I can't!" Martie answered quickly. "So it doesn't matter what you think! I beg your pardon, Lyd," she added penitently, laying her hand on Lydia's arm. "But you know Rodney's sisters would die if Grace came!"
Finally they reached the side of the room where the princess was waiting. There was no impatience in her voice, but she looked tired, and Nina cried penitently: "Ah, Aunt Eleanor! Why did you not call me sooner? I get so carried away by all the things I see, and the tales Don Giovanni tells me, that I have no sense of time."
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