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After all was done, the remains of the small canoe were converted into a bonfire, round which the tired and hungry travellers assembled to smoke and chat, while supper was being prepared by the indefatigable Bryan and his friend La Roche.
Possibly prenatal influences caused him often to call before breakfast and remain until after supper. Just imagine Pericles, Aspasia and Socrates sitting at table with Walter Savage Landor behind the arras making notes! Doubtless Socrates and Mrs.
And now I came round here to ask you to supper, and I think you'll be better drinking port with Stephen Strong than hell-fire with another tradesman, whom I won't name. Before we go, however, just give me your word of honour that there shall be no more of this sort of thing," and he pointed to the broken glass, "now or afterwards, as I don't want to be mixed up with inquests."
"VILLANOW, September, 1792." When Somerset joined his friends at supper, and imparted to them the commands of his father, an immediate change was produced in the spirits of the party.
At ten then she sat down to supper by herself, for Mrs. Atkinson was then abroad. And here we cannot help relating a little incident, however trivial it may appear to some.
The colonel was in a domino and had not tried to disguise himself. We went in to supper together, and I managed to be almost the last one to unmask, and all the time Colonel Fitz-James, domino removed, was standing in front of me, and looking down with a smile of serene expectancy.
All the choir had supper here, for there was a service in the middle of the night; but they did not want us at it, and on Tuesday we are to have a Christmas ship, and a magic-lantern, and Rollo and Mr. Bowater are coming to help -he is the clergyman at the next place -and no end of fun, and the biggest dog you ever saw.
"No, no; it doesn't seem to occur to you that I'd like a rest from a crowd of chatter-boxes!" His merry smile belied his words, and he went off leaving the young people together. Mrs. Berry looked in, and hospitably invited the boys to stay to supper, which they willingly agreed to do.
What housework do the boys ever do but looking after the baby? And this afternoon she was asleep in the cradle, and off they went, and when she awoke, I must leave my work to take her. I gave her her supper, and put her to bed.
Your heart is as free from care as the birds around us, and, like them, you think you will be provided for." The girl sprung up with a ringing laugh, and kissed her mother as she exclaimed, "I'll cut off my hair, put on one of brother Bob's old suits, and enlist;" and then she left the room. At supper there was a constraint on all except Suwanee. Mrs.
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