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What would be the use of saying you were sorry then? She has always been horridly jealous " "Carrissima jealous!" "From the first time she came here! I suppose it began that evening you took me to Belloni's and kept her waiting for dinner. She would never have forgiven you. Mark, you have had a very, very narrow escape, and I am not certain you deserve to get off so easily.

I was present, I think, twice before the assassination of Mr. Lincoln, when a plan was read. Ques. I want to know whether the plan adopted by Mr. Johnson was substantially the plan which had been inaugurated by Mr. Lincoln as the basis for his future action. Ans. Yes sir: substantially. I do not know but that it was verbatim the same. Ques. I suppose the very paper of Mr.

A local parliament, it seems, is to sit at Dublin, and to send deputies to an imperial parliament which is to sit at Westminster. The honourable and learned gentleman thinks, I suppose, that in this way he evades the difficulties which I have pointed out. But he deceives himself.

I wish you would go away." But Caleb wanted to help; and Dwight tried to make him go away. Presently, he began to laugh at him for being afraid of a cow. "I suppose I could frighten you by moo-ing at you, Caleb." Caleb did not answer, but walked along by the side of the wheelbarrow.

On occasion of a copy of verses, in which the failings of good men are recounted, and in which the author had endeavoured to illustrate his position, that "the best may sometimes deviate from virtue," by an instance of murder committed by Savage in the heat of wine, Savage remarked that it was no very just representation of a good man, to suppose him liable to drunkenness, and disposed in his riots to cut throats.

"We have nearly all of the East India trade. To be sure, there is Harvard at Cambridge, and that calls students and professors. Cousin Chilian is a graduate. He could have been an accepted professor if he had chosen." Then the conversation languished. They were hardly through dinner when the next relay of goods arrived. "Cynthia's desk must go upstairs, I suppose.

"That's not enough for Mrs. Cliff," she said. "She's going to have a nice carriage and a pair of horses, and a regular coachman, not Andrew Marks!" "Well!" said Miss Shott, and for a few moments she sat silent. Then she spoke. "I suppose Mrs. Cliff's goin' to take boarders." "Boarders!" cried Willy. "What makes you say such a thing as that?"

I suppose he's good enough for his place: but I'm glad I'm not dependent on HIM for amusement that's all. Did you see how Mr. Hatfield hurried out to get a bow from me, and be in time to put us into the carriage?

Symes, unrolling her arms, white and wrinkled with washing, to set them aggressively on her lips, "it's the last word as passes between us, Mrs. James, so now you know." "Lord, Maria, don't fly out at me that way." Mrs. James shrank back: "How was I to know you'd take it like that?" "Do you suppose," asked Mrs. Symes, "as no one ain't got no legs except you?

'I suppose he will be back soon, he replied; 'he has cut out and left me expecting him back, in an odd way. Haven't I seen you before? 'Once before if you had your eyesight, replied Miss Wren; the conditional clause in an under-tone. 'When you were carrying on some games up at the top of the house. I remember. How's your friend? 'I have more friends than one, sir, I hope, replied Miss Wren.