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"No, indeed," she returned, with a brilliant smile, "I am sure it would be very uncourteous in me to allow you to do so after your kindness in coming with me."
I know mamma did not notice it last night, though she and papa were so angry about your wearing it, and about the sleeves too. 'Now just mind your own business, if you please, said the uncourteous Mabel. 'I hear, she added, 'that papa has gone out, so I shall go down and coax mamma to get a dress for me.
"But that is slightly different." When I think what I have suffered from the gentlemen of your profession, I only wonder that I have any brains left. But I am uncourteous." "No, no," she said; "let me hear about your sufferings." "Whenever I have specially wanted to be quiet," he said and then he glanced at her childish little face, and he hesitated. "It seems so rude of me," he added.
Ye are the more uncourteous, said Sir Frol, and therefore I will depart from you. Ye may do as ye list, said Sir Lamorak, and yet by my company ye have saved the fairest flower of your garland; so they departed. THEN within two or three days Sir Lamorak found a knight at a well sleeping, and his lady sat with him and waked.
"That is very uncourteous, Master Edgar," Dame Agatha laughed; "a good knight should hold the weight of a lady to be as light as that of a down pillow." "Then I fear that I shall never be a true knight," Edgar said, with a smile. "I have heard tales of knights carrying damsels across their shoulder and outstripping the pursuit of caitiffs, from whom she had escaped.
Excessive mental agitation had rendered the prince uncourteous, and he wholly forgot to offer his services to the other lady but what was there that he would not have forgotten at this moment?
Bertram put out his hand to him as he entered, and he just took it, muttering something; and then, having done so, he sat himself down at the table. His face was not pleasant to be seen; his manner was ungracious, nay, more than that, uncourteous almost brutal; and it seemed as though he were prepared to declare himself the enemy of all who were there assembled.
"But do you love me?" "You are ungenerous not to take an answer without driving me to be uncourteous." "I do not care for courtesy. Tell me the truth. Can you ever love me? With one word of hope I will wait, and work, and feel myself to be a hero. I will not go till you tell me that you cannot love me." "Then I must tell you so." "What is it you will tell me, Nora? Speak it. Say it.
"You see that oak. That is the largest tree we have here at Gatherum; and I doubt whether there be a larger one in this part of England." The Duke's voice and words were not uncourteous, but there was something in them which hindered Sir Orlando from referring again on that occasion to county suffrages or increased armaments. The Duchess's New Swan
Upon this the King, boiling with rage, seized the Prince by the wrist, and shaking it violently, exclaimed in Spanish, "No los estados, ma vos, vos, vos! Not the estates, but you, you, you!" repeating thrice the word vos, which is as disrespectful and uncourteous in Spanish as "toi" in French.
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