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Brown to a young and rather stylishly-dressed woman who was approaching a tall, good-looking girl with a slight limp, whose hat encountered unspoken feminine criticism at every step. Their eyes met as she came up, and recognition flashed suddenly into both faces. "Fancy seeing you here!" said the girl. "Well, this is a pleasant surprise." She held out her hand, and Mr.
Enter Boy, followed by a stylishly-dressed lady of middle age. Boy. Mrs Robinson. Arabella! Mrs Robinson. William! Arabella. I had begun to almost despair. No, no, dear. You were right. Arabella. How sweet of you to think so, William. Smith. Yes, yes, it's the least I can say. ... I have been very lonely without you, dear. ... And now, what shall we do? Shall we get married again quietly?
But, to return to the mere pretenders in society, of which, of course, there are not a few here, as elsewhere. I once met two very stylishly-dressed women at a place of public entertainment. The father of these ladies had followed the lucrative but unaristocratic trade of a tailor in London.
Will you see that Mrs. Davies gets this before to-night?" And in the dim light of the little bachelor den, Percy Davies, slowly turning, was aware of a stylishly-dressed, handsome young civilian, whose face, though pale and apparently bruised, was vaguely familiar to him, in whose outstretched hand was a little box-shaped packet.
Quite in the afternoon there were calls from stylishly-dressed ladies, and cake and cool drinks were brought in. Then Cousin Chilian told her that he would like her to stay all night and he would come in to-morrow. She didn't want to a bit. "Why, I would be very quiet and not disturb Cousin Elizabeth," she said, with beseeching eyes. "Will you not do it to please me?"
"Hello, William Philander Tubbs!" cried Tom, as a tall, dudish-looking student crossed the college campus. "What's the price of eggs this morning?" "What is that, Tom?" questioned the stylishly-dressed youth, as he turned in the direction of the others. "I asked what was the price of eggs?" said Tom, innocently. "The er the price of eggs?
Brown to a young and rather stylishly-dressed woman who was approaching a tall, good-looking girl with a slight limp, whose hat encountered unspoken feminine criticism at every step. Their eyes met as she came up, and recognition flashed suddenly into both faces. "Fancy seeing you here!" said the girl. "Well, this is a pleasant surprise." She held out her hand, and Mr.
While she stands there, there comes out of the door of the bridal reception-room a gentleman with a stylishly-dressed lady on either arm, with whom he seems wholly absorbed. He is of middle height, peculiarly graceful in form and moulding, with that indescribable air of high breeding which marks the polished man of the world.
A boy in high-school uniform, with an expression of fright on his face, stood gazing on the old man. Not far from them, in the corner, a pair of lovers were sitting. She was a very young, pretty, stylishly-dressed girl with short-cropped, flaxen hair and an energetic face; he was a fine-featured, handsome youth, with wavy hair, and in a prison coat.
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