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I think she must be détraquée.... I have a faint hope that by taking her in hand and interesting her in our work which entre nous deux is turning out to be very profitable I may sober her and regularize her. No doubt in 1950 most women will talk as she does to-day, but the advance is too abrupt. It not only robs her parents of all happiness, but it upsets my mother.
She had on a plain little shabby suit and hat, but round her throat was a string of beads of a blue to match her eyes, an enticing, naive harmony. She carried the forgotten aprons, and handed them to him gravely. "You left these," she said; and then, to regularize the situation, "My name's Anita Smithers. I ought've told you this afternoon, but I guess I was kind of forgetful, too."
She did not fully understand his feeling about it, which was that with the soiled experience of her marriage another ceremony with him would be a mere legal farce. To the pure idealism of his nature it seemed cleaner, nobler for them to take this step without any attempt to regularize it in the eyes of Society.
My chief desire is to regularize the present situation. I can't have you two running about together all day and every day. If you like to ask Peggy, you have my permission and her mother's." "Thank you, Uncle Edward," said Marmaduke. "Let us join the ladies," said the Dean. In the drawing-room the Dean exchanged glances with his wife. She saw that he had done as he had been bidden.
Bolivar, after an expedition to inspect the military operations of his army, sent a communication to Morillo, notifying him that he was ready to communicate with him. In a later letter, he asked Morillo to give instructions to his commanders to enter into a treaty to regularize the war, the horrors and crimes of which up to that time had steeped Colombia in tears and blood.
Their supply of money was coming to an end; attempts must be made to regularize that position by drawing on Mrs. Warren's German investments and the capital she still had in Belgian stock if that were negotiable at all. Where should they go? Mrs. With the influence of the Government Secretary behind her she might turn out some of its occupants and regain the use of the old "appartement."
She had come to Lady Henry firmly determined to marry as soon and as well as she could to throw off the slur on her life to regularize her name and place in the world. And then the possible heir of the Chudleighs proposes to her and she rejects him! It was sometimes difficult for her now to remember all the whys and wherefores of this strange action of which she was secretly so proud.
While leaving the utmost possible freedom for initiative to our leaders, we are seeking everywhere to solidify and regularize every effort that has once been shown to be of any practical use.
Why don't you regularize it? Why don't you marry her, and then we'll know where we are? She's got more brains than anybody else in our circle. She's got tact and humour. Her sister's a fool; she's done harm. Junia's got sense. What are you waiting for? I wouldn't leave her for Tarboe! Look here, Carnac, I wanted you to do what Tarboe's doing, and you wouldn't. You cheeked me so I took him in.
Much can be done to protect the standard of life of these classes by measures outside of the scope of any policy of wage settlement. The suggestion made by Professor Taussig that it may be possible to regularize the supplies of the principal agricultural products from year to year deserves careful consideration.
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