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"Oh no, no, no!" cried Bessie, clasping her hands in instant, pleading alarm. Margaret laughed and bade her hush. "Nobody contradicts Aunt Olympia," she said in a half whisper. "I will speak to Mr. Fairfax and arrange it at once," Lady Latimer added, and disappeared to carry out her sudden intention. Bessie reiterated her prayer to be left alone. "You will do very well.
Prosecutors and judges were bridled and overawed kinsmen were abashed popular indignation was quelled by reiterated assurances and reports, that the confidential secretary of state had been the passive and faithful executioner of royal commands.
Sponge to himself, as he heard Jog's reiterated assertion that he would be wheezing away that day. 'Wish you may get it, old boy, added he, tucking the now backless Mogg under his pillow, and turning over for a snooze.
Again he strove to laugh, and again it was a wretched failure. Lady Kingsland's light-blue eyes never left his face. "I think you do, Jasper. Since the night of our boy's birth you have been another man. What is it?" A spasm crossed the baronet's face; his lips twitched convulsively; his face slowly changed to a gray, ashen pallor. "What is it?" the lady slowly reiterated.
"Play fair!" shouted the lads. "He should 'kiss her quick and let her go." "Oh, he let her go first!" said the others. "'Kiss her quick," reiterated the boys. "He can't now," answered the girls. The voices took up the refrain: "Don't you muss the ruffles, O!" and the game went on. The old clock gossiped gleefully, its tongue repeating as plainly as words: "Let-her-go! ho! ho! one two three!"
She wants habit and confidence. This is evident in her performance of a part new to her; for it is only after a few representations that she feels herself at her ease. Then the public appreciate her powers, which she exhibits to advantage; and her exertions are rewarded by reiterated marks of their satisfaction.
The next a sumptuous valet had thrown open the folding-doors, and down the vista of the stately apartment I perceived a table richly laden with china and glass and silver, whilst a distinctly savoury odour was wafted to my nostrils. "We will not answer a single question," the fair Angèle reiterated with adorable determination, "until after we have dined."
"He won't never be while you're living, sir!" "Oh, yes, he is! I am dead, you know." "But he won't, sir!" reiterated Rake. "You're Lord Royallieu if ever there was a Lord Royallieu, and if ever there will be one." "You mistake. An outlaw has no civil rights, and can claim none."
For a week sometimes, these attacks heralded their comings with little jabs, like the pricks of an exploring needle. Then the under-eyes began to look their muddiest. They were darkening now and she put up two fingers with little pressing movement to her temple. "You're a great little woman," reiterated Mr. Latz, rather riveting even Mrs.
I now found by the reiterated inquiries for my old uncle, Sir Guy, that he it was, and not Hamlet, to whom I owed my present notice, and I must include it among my confessions, that it was about the first advantage I ever derived from the relationship.
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