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David laughed delightedly and embraced the trio with greater force as he said propitiatingly, "Good snugglings, isn't it, old man?" But at this exact moment Crimie took the situation into his own hands, slipped his cable, grabbed the book as he went and rolled over a couple of yards with a delighted giggle.
"How conducive to high judgment, how accelerating to respect is success," mused the passenger. "Two hours ago hardly one of them who did not set him down for a half-crazy, or, at least, an over-sanguine visionary but now they bound like stags before him, and none more propitiatingly agile than the former satellites of our deposed bosun.
Yet constantly saying 'No, constantly shaking the head and smiling propitiatingly the while is not to appease; and those short hours of companionship in which they had once managed to be happy became times of strain, of disappointment, of barely kept control. 'I wish I could stop loving you, he broke out one day, 'but I can't. You're the kind one doesn't forget.
Timothy stopped his hysterical litany and ran toward her. "Don't you come a-near me, bad Piper Tim!" she sobbed. "You don't dare step on the magic circle anyhow. It 'ud burn your wicked foot!" The big farm laborer drew back in a terror he instantly disguised. "I was just lookin' for you, Moira aroon," he said propitiatingly. "I was wishin' to tell you to tell you why, that it's all pretend.
"I thought it would never come, you know; but it's here at last and so am I." He laughed propitiatingly. Ray yielded now at once. She moved him aside with her gloved forearm as if he were merely an awkward stranger who unwittingly stood between her and the claiming partner.
'Come where you like, returned Tom, 'the place is open. It's a fool that hopes for peace anywhere. They sent a woman here to wait on me, this day month. 'That's a shame! said Mr. Andrew, propitiatingly. 'Well, never mind, Tom: the women are sometimes in the way. Evan went down to bury his father. He's there now. You wouldn't see him when he was at the Brewery, Tom.
Come a dispute the man that knocks down would keep me, not the buyer," and this time the glance was delivered with a still greater accent. "Shoo, honey, you'd settle any ruckus about you 'fore it got going by a kinder cold-word dash and pass-along," answered the poet propitiatingly and admiringly. "But I was jest a-wondering why Mr. Alloway and Miss Rose Mary was so "
'Father! cried Pleasant, from the door. 'Don't defy him! Give way to him! Don't get into more trouble, father! 'Will you leave off a Poll Parroting, I ask you? cried Mr Riderhood, half beside himself between the two. Then, propitiatingly and crawlingly: 'You sir! You han't said what you want of me.
But when we receive our deep wounds, that leave scars, often only God knows; and it is best so, for He can heal, but the world can only probe. "How can you leave Miss Martell?" asked Lottie, as Hemstead approached propitiatingly with a large armful of the choicest evergreens. "Well, I can," he replied with a smile. "As yet, but the next time you will stay longer, and the next longer still."
My lord's hand touched her on her shoulder, propitiatingly in some degree, in his dumb way.
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