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Do you suppose it was the hermit sighing? Much he cares about the hermit! Not a bit of it, this sigh simply reminds him of her first sigh, thirty-seven years before, "in Germany, when, dost thou remember, we sat under an agate tree and thou didst say to me, 'Why love?
At these words, Catinella, laughing heartily, said that she regretted the accident because it would deprive her friends of the pleasure they would have enjoyed in hearing me play the harpsichord. "I am glad to find it a laughing matter, cousin." "I laugh, because it reminds me of a sprained ankle which I once feigned to have in order not to dance."
No direct contact with the Romans had yet taken place, and no one could tell what might come out of this singular state, which reminds us of the early times of Islam; but this much it needed no prophetic gift to foretell, that proconsuls like Antonius and Piso were not called to contend with gods. The Joint Rule of Pompeius and Caesar Pompeius and Caesar in Juxtaposition
"Less on his side, since Felicia Vanderkist has been here; but I think Vera has been all the more disposed to to " "Run after him," said Agatha. "I could fancy it in Flapsy; but he is such a boy, and not half so nice-looking as the rest of them either." "My dear Agatha, I must tell you he reminds me strangely of a young Mr. Merrifield whom I knew at Filsted when I was younger than you."
It reminds me at once of the poetic alarm clock that wakens me every morning, 'I am dying, Egypt, dying. There is no doubt that Higginson's poem suggested this one. Here is the whole of the thing as it is printed here," he said, and read the following: LOVE'S TWILIGHT
He then reminds the Lord of the promise, and the Lord renewed the covenant, and Abram rested in faith. Skeptical that from herself should come the promised seed, she besought Abram to make a concubine or wife of her Egyptian maid, Hagar. Abram listens to her, and grants her request. Sarai is then despised by the woman, and lays her complaint before her husband.
'I was only a child, she went on; 'but of course I remember Ella. She was very beautiful and fascinating, and she bewitched us all. She had such lovely eyes, and such a sweet laugh; and she was so full of fun, and so high-spirited and charming altogether. Giles was very different in those days; but he reminds me of his old self this evening. I made no answer.
"'The person you speak of intended leaving anyhow, she said, and her voice was mon Dieu! ice." The listener swallowed. "Quite so," he said jauntily. "Miss Dalrymple is absolutely correct." She regarded him an instant with sudden, very mature gaze. "I can't quite make you out." "No one ever can. Don't try. It isn't worth while. Which reminds me" he rattled on "I did you an injury; an injustice "
That reminds me, I was to let him out just as soon as you come back." "Why lock him up, and then let him out? Things have been moving at the Inn, Jess, since I've been gone!" "Moving yes, sir. But them's my orders first thing I was to do soon as you come back was to let the old Frenchy out and do as he pleased. Mister Tom was to arrange everything else with you, sir."
"I have taken all that, and some expense, off you. You will make a nice thing out of it." "I will," Gordon assented heartily. "And that reminds me I saw an old acquaintance of Pompey Hollidew's in Greenstream to-day. I don't know his name; I drove him up in the stage, and Pompey greeted him like a long-lost dollar." A veiled, alert curiosity was plain on Simmons's smooth, pinkish countenance.
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