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When at last Pilgrim had been hauled upon the railway levee, and the Doctor and I had gone to summon a shipping clerk, the lad looked pleadingly into W 's face. In tones half-choked with tears, he expressed the sentiment of all: "Mother, is it really ended? Why can't we go back to Brownsville, and do it all over again?" Historical outline of Ohio Valley settlement.
When Erick noticed tears in the mother's eyes, then his grew wet, and when Sally noticed that, she put both hands to her face and began to sob. Then Erick ran to his grandfather and pleadingly cried: "Oh, Grandfather, can we not take Sally along? Don't you think we could?"
When she did not answer he said pleadingly: "Guida, won't you speak to me?" "The Duc de Bercy chooses a strange hour for his visit," she said quietly. "But see," he answered hurriedly; "what I have to say to you " he paused, as though to choose the thing he should say first. "You can say nothing I need hear," she answered, looking him steadily in the eyes.
Her eyes dropped before his glowing ones. "And there is no need to pity me: I am quite happy, quite; happier than I should be if I were playing the piano or paying visits all day. It has quite left off now." Half unconsciously he put his hand on her arm pleadingly, and with the firm, masterful touch of the man. "Will you wait one more moment?" he said, in his deep, musical voice.
Stewart's mind, but it seems to me that I must have looked at him pleadingly and with great hope in my eyes, during the moment of silence which followed. Mr. Stewart in turn regarded the child attentively. "Would it please you to keep her here, Dame Kronk?" he asked at last. As my aunt made glad assent, I could scarcely refrain from dancing.
"Well?" she shrieked, jumping to meet me "Splendid!" I replied, with enthusiasm. "It looks even better than I expected. I could have got good orders at once, but a fellow must not be too hasty. You have got to look around first find out who is who, you know." Mrs. Chaikin looked crestfallen. "So you did not get any orders at all?" "What's your hurry?" her husband said, pleadingly.
"Mademoiselle will have a little more of the blanquette de veau," he would say pleadingly. "It is very good, yes, the champignons I choose myself. The doctor up there will eat whatever I give him. If it is bread and cheese it make no difference, but I, I say to him, 'Il faut que cette demoiselle soit nourié!"
"Oh grandpa!" said the little girl laying one hand again pleadingly on his knee; "I didn't mean I mean I was speaking in general I wasn't thinking of myself in particular." "I know, dear!" said he, as before taking the little hand in his own and moving it softly up and down on his knee. But the action was sad, and there was the same look of sorrowful stern anxiety.
Dinsmore rose, and motioning to his wife and daughter to follow him went to the library. Elsie read grave displeasure in his countenance before he opened his lips. "Dear papa, do not be angry with my boy," she said pleadingly, going to him where he stood, and putting her arms about his neck. "Shall we not wait until we have heard his story?"
"I don't want your candy and you ain't my sister, and I won't go back. You'll beat me, and mom'll beat me and everybody else'll beat me. Don't let her take me back, please don't," Glen concluded, turning his face pleadingly toward Miss Ladd. "Oh, you must go back, Glen," the Guardian replied, reproachfully. "That's your home, don't you know?
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