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Should not the Young be encouraged to spring to the call, "To arms, to arms, ye braves!" instead of being reproved for buying a Tent with no place as yet to put it, and the Adams's governess being sent along with Elaine because we need a Chaperone? Ye gods! A Chaperone to a Milatary Camp! She is now sitting on one of the camp stools and embroidering a centerpeice.
He was very tall, and walked quickly with long steps; and the children began to cry at the sight of him, because his face was not like the faces of the people of Nihon. My little brother cried out loud, and hid his face in mother's robe; and mother reproved him and said: "This foreigner is a very good man who has come here to serve our prince; and it is very disrespectful to cry at seeing him."
The one, amidst the faults of her you which she reproved, could see his virtues; she could also see that he was suffering she knew not why as well as sinning; the other could only see an insolent, disobedient boy who was taking airs upon himself, flying in the face of his parents, and doomed to perish like the sons of Eli, unless by proving himself a better manager than Eli, he addressed himself in time to the breaking in of the unruly spirit whose offences promised to be so heinous.
They'll never set! she whispered. 'I love you because I understand every bit of you. 'And you, he replied, as though he were a grande personne, 'have got hair like a mist of fire. It will never go out! 'Every one will love me now, she cried, 'my underneath is gold. But her brother reproved her neatly:
In truth it outdid all I could have dreamed of: she held out her hand with an inviting smile, bid him welcome home and to the forest, reproved him for staying so long away from me, his dear little sister, and our good cousin, and then turned her back upon him to desire the Junker to place her cushions aright.
But he reproved her conduct, and even struggled with the kobold who tried to prevent his releasing her from the crab. The elf proved stronger than he. The terrible shears continued to torture her. The more she suffered, the more eagerly Lienhard seemed trying to help her, and this soothed her and blended a sweet sense of comfort with the burning pain.
Now both Leo and I looked at her wonderingly, and I could see that she was watching us through her veil. As usual, however, it was I whom she reproved, since Leo might think and do what he willed and still escape her anger. "Thou, Holly," she said quickly, "who art ever of a cavilling and suspicious mind, remembering what I said but now, believest that I lie to thee."
Don't believe there's an able-bodied man left on a single ranch within fifty miles; all off huntin' for you. You you ought to be spanked!" "Mrs. Benton!" warned Gabriella, in a tone of such distress that the reproved one promptly sank in a capacious heap on the floor and fell to weeping with the same vigor that she applied to all things.
Instead, she gave the old doll to Grandpa. "She don't look like she's happy," Johnnie had declared to Cis more than once. "She looks like she's just standin' it." "Why, Johnnie!" Cis had reproved, "And here you've always said that I was silly about her!" "Who's silly?" Johnnie had demanded, defensive, and blushing furiously. "Grandpa's tickled to have her," Cis had continued.
Philip's glance unconsciously went to the absinthe, and Cronshaw, seeing it, gave him the quizzical look with which he reproved the admonitions of common sense. "You have diagnosed my case, and you think it's very wrong of me to drink absinthe." "You've evidently got cirrhosis of the liver," said Philip. "Evidently."
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