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How dared he have anything to break, and yet how dared he break it? "Good-night, Miss Forsyde! Remember me to Mrs. Dartie. I'm not so bad, really. Good-night!" Fleur left him standing there with his hat raised. Stealing a look round, she saw him stroll immaculate and heavy back towards his Club. 'He can't even love with conviction, she thought. 'What will Mother do?
Then, as if he would saunter out for a stroll, the captain left the house, which was much the same as inviting these disorderly ones to attack him; but they lacked the courage, for he went to the fort without being molested.
No one else will stroll down these wide avenues to-day." "You'll be there." He dropped his voice instinctively. "Well, you'll always look the same to me whether you are dressed in silk or cotton bagging." She looked up quickly with a startled expression, began to say something, changed her mind and spoke in a matter-of-fact voice: "Then get out and I'll be ready in fifteen minutes."
Ben, on his return, had heard with grave apprehension that she was about to carry out her intention; but, as he saw that any remonstrance on his part would be worse than useless, he abstained from offering any, and warmly entered into her plans. After an hour's talk, he had proposed to Dick to go out for a stroll with him. "I am glad to have a talk with you, Ben," Dick said.
You stroll out to pluck a Sweet William in the park and lo! bandits attack you you are ambulanced to the hospital you marry your nurse; are divorced get squeezed while short on U. P. S. and D. O. W. N. S. stand in the bread line marry an heiress, take out your laundry and pay your club dues seemingly all in the wink of an eye.
Aware that much of interest was being seen by him for the first time, yet he experienced a strange sense of familiarity with many objects in this changing panorama. He took an extended stroll along the banks of the lake. He stops and soliloquizes: "Still the same unaccountable sensation!
One day after dinner Will took a stroll among the firs; a grave beatitude possessed him from top to toe, and he kept smiling to himself and the landscape as he went.
She came down early, all radiant smiles; she kissed her mother on both cheeks and the lips, rumpled her father's hair affectionately, went for a stroll with Mr. Gratton before breakfast, craved Georgia's pardon abjectly, and made the world an abiding-place of joy for the college boys. Gloria was mildly surprised that Gratton did not appear in the least to resent her day of adventuring with King.
We arranged, however, during a stroll we made from the camp, after breakfast was finished, not to agree to Bradley's proposition in reference to the conveyance of our present stock of gold, unless one of us three formed one of the party accompanying it.
In front of each of these hotels is a double row of tables and a hedge, and then the trees, under which, while the orchestras play, all Pest comes to stroll and take the air between coffee-time and the late Hungarian dinner.
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