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Stonewall Jackson would tell them what to do. The rhythmic forms grew fainter, and he slept. He was awakened the next instant by Dalton. Harry opened his eyes heavily and looked reproachfully at his friend. "I've slept less than a minute," he said. Dalton laughed. "So it seemed to me, too, when I was awakened," he said, "but you've slept a full two hours just as I did.
Only three months ago I married that object over there." The captain attempted a melodramatic start with such success, that, having somewhat underestimated the weight of his fair bride, he nearly lost his balance. "It can't be helped, I suppose," he said reproachfully, "but you might have waited a little longer, Martha."
"Don't you forget, now," said the boy, looking bashfully into the bright eyes that danced with pleasure as the girl blushed and smiled, and answered reproachfully; "Why, of course I shan't!"
Mr Abney gulped. His face wore the reproachful expression of a cod-fish when jerked out of the water on the end of a line. He stared at me with pained repulsion. That scoundrelly old buccaneer Sam did the same. He looked like a shocked bishop. 'I ah trusted you implicitly, said Mr Abney. Sam wagged his head at me reproachfully. With a flicker of spirit I glared at him. He only wagged the more.
William had made arrangements to stay all the afternoon, but he now found an excuse for going to the village, and drove away down the lane. He had not turned into the highroad before he wished himself back again, while Israel Haydon looked after him reproachfully, more lonely than ever, in the sense that something had come between them, though he could not tell exactly what.
"I was to find out she cried out 'Dead! and again 'Dead! and in the tomb which she was watching there were I know not how many persons attacked by the plague." "You saw them?" "Yes, I had only heard of this disease till then. It is frightful, and quite answers to the descriptions I had read of it." "But Caesar!" cried Antinous reproachfully and in alarm.
"We thought you had gone," said Jo hastily, for she knew he was looking at her. Her bonnet wasn't big enough to hide her face, and she feared he might think the joy it betrayed unmaidenly. "Did you believe that I should go with no farewell to those who haf been so heavenly kind to me?" he asked so reproachfully that she felt as if she had insulted him by the suggestion, and answered heartily...
For the heat, and still, easy motion made every one lazy. Upon hearing this remark the boy looked up. "Lamb dinner? I thought it was pig this morning. It hasn't changed into sheep, I hope?" "And must I really explain my observation to a lad about entering the High School?" cried his uncle reproachfully. "I'll warrant Bess knows and somebody else, too!" catching the gleam in Hope's eye.
"I am going a little ahead of you and Georgie, Ma," said Virginia, rising, "for I want to see Mamie Evans about tickets for Saturday." "Say, listen, Jin, I'm not going to-night," said Miss Georgie, hastily, and with a little effort. "Why, you said you were, Georgie!" the older sister said reproachfully. "I thought you'd bring Ma." "Well, I'm not, so you thought wrong!" Georgie responded airily.
'But I am not; I'm very glad I'm very proud of it. Yes, look as reproachfully as you like, Kate! "very proud" was what I said. 'Then I am indeed sorry, said Kate, growing pale as she spoke.
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