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I was simply to spend the money on anything I thought best, for he had entire confidence, he gave me to understand, in my taste and judgment. I think I suspected a design of some sort, but I did not dare to refuse, and then his manner to some extent disarmed me. I took the shilling, therefore, with which I bought some article I forget what and got back to the school at dusk.

We were in hopes that at the rate we were proceeding we should meet our friends before the close of the day, but darkness approached, and the blacks gave us to understand that we must go on shore and spend the night at a village of their tribe, where we should be hospitably entertained.

'Twill always have as long to spend As when it first begun. "Great God! no finite mind can tell How much a thing can be: I only pray that I may dwell That long, long time with Thee." "Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear." HEBREWS xi. 3.

"I only got this this morning just as I was coming away. It's in reply to the one I wrote him about his V.C. Oh, Marko, so splendid, so utterly splendid as he is, and then to be like this. Look, he says he's just got leave and he's going to spend it in Paris! One of his women is there. That Mrs. Winfred. He's taken up with her again. He says, 'Poor thing. She's all alone in Paris.

There is good teaching in the following passage from one of Madame Guyon's letters: "It is very desirable, and in the earlier part of your ministry especially, that you should spend a portion of your time and that perhaps not a small portion with God in retirement.

Now, when I have money to spend I shall not buy diamonds, I shall buy a yacht. By the way, did you know we were all going out sailing this afternoon, to Rocky Point?" "Are we?" said Mary listlessly. "Why I thought you would enjoy it. We have been talking of this sail for two or three days, and you little kitties were wild about it, I thought."

"Shall I be grateful because you leave the mother of your children alone with them while you spend your time at the public-house?" "No, not for that, but because I married you!" "You really think I ought to be grateful for that?" "Yes, like all decent people who have got their way!" "Well, there is no happiness in a marriage like ours. Your family doesn't acknowledge me!"

The sound of the quays and bridges hardly reaches us, the city might be veiled; at this height, its activity is like a dream and I seem to be living over again those quiet moments which we used to spend side by side at Sainte-Colombe. Are you happy?" Smiling and with her eyes still fixed on the sky, she says: "Yes." "Perfectly?" "Yes." "You are not afraid of the future?"

You needn't have changed till after lunch, at any rate." "My dear auntie, have you forgotten?" asked Austin, in innocent surprise. "To-day's Thursday, and I'm engaged to lunch and spend the afternoon with Mr St Aubyn. You know I told you all about it the very day he asked me." "Mr St Aubyn? I don't understand," said Aunt Charlotte, with a bewildered air.

"Can you arrange to spend the week-end with me at Stuyvesant Verplanck's at Bluffwood?" asked Kennedy over the telephone, the afternoon that I had completed my work on the newspaper of undoing what Annenberg and the rest had attempted. "How long since society took you up?" I asked airily, adding, "Is it a large house party you are getting up?"