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Tuppence paled a little. "Are you going to poison me?" she asked in a whisper. "Perhaps," said Mrs. Vandemeyer, smiling agreeably. "Then I shan't drink it," said Tuppence firmly. "I'd much rather be shot. At any rate that would make a row, and some one might hear it. But I won't be killed off quietly like a lamb." Mrs. Vandemeyer stamped her foot. "Don't be a little fool!

You've been very good to me always, and I shan't forget your kindness while I'm away. And you'll be good to Julia, too, while while I'm away, won't you? Mrs. Rusker's objections had never had any heart in them, and had been merely perfunctory, and such as she conceived her age and semi-maternal authority compelled her to make.

I shan't forget it right away." Perhaps the sweetest, most joyful tears Ethelyn shed that day were those which came to her eyes when they brought her Ethelyn, her namesake, the little three-year-old, who pushed her brown curls back from her baby face with such a womanly air, and said: "I'se glad to see Aunt Ethie. I prays for her ever' night. Uncle Andy told me so. I loves you, Aunt Ethie."

I have an idea we shan't stay much longer, and report says Freycinet will be the next premier." He evidently had heard the same report, and spoke warmly of Freycinet, intelligent, energetic, and such a precise mind. If W. were obliged to resign, which he personally would regret, he thought Freycinet was the coming man unless Gambetta wanted to be premier.

'You shan't call me those names, I said, in an angry tremor. 'What name, dearest cheaile? 'Calomniatrice that is an insult. 'Why, my most foolish little Maud, we may say rogue, and a thousand other little words in play which we do not say seriously. 'You are not playing you never play you are angry, and you hate me, I exclaimed, vehemently.

"I say, mother shan't talk that stuff to you next time. I'll tell her " he said imploringly. "Halloa! let me out, will you?" And to her amazement, before she could draw in the pony, he had jumped out of the cart. "There's Mr. Helbeck!" he said to her with a crimson face. "I'm off. Good-bye!" He shook her hand hastily, turned his back, and strode away.

Those people always do something to pass the desperate moments. It's no use our trying to tame spiders, because we shan't have time. 'I HOPE not, said Jane, doubtfully. 'But we ought to scratch our names on the stones or something. 'I say, talking of stones, said Robert, 'you see that heap of stones against the wall over in that corner.

And then you can give them a licking a-piece, if it's any satisfaction to you, and put them out by the back-door, and we shan't see any more of them, I fancy. And then come along and have some of this cold tongue. It's first rate. I'm very pleased with you, Mole!"

No human power could force him to any course of action. In this latter quality Captain Dunning was neither eccentric nor singular. "I'm sorry you don't like my proposal, my dear sisters," said he; "but I'm resolved." "You won't!" said Martha. "You shan't!" cried Jane. "I will!" replied the captain.

"But I will have oysters," said the little boy, "and you shan't say that I can't have them shall she, mother?" And he began to scream and to cry. "Do not cry, my sweet soul," said his mother, "and we will see what we can do. Dry up your tears, my little man, and come with me, and, the cook, I dare say, will be able to get some oysters before dinner.