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This intelligence being communicated to Julia, she came rushing upstairs, and dragged me unwillingly into Mrs Ragg's bedroom with her. A most commonplace, mean-looking room, the wind blowing through it from open window to open door. The bed still unmade, but the square box of a place otherwise clean and tidy. "What a home of mystery!" I said, with fine sarcasm, to Julia.

"No; I never heard of that," said Miss Monro, rather unwillingly, for she considered it as a piece of loyalty to the Wilkinses, whom Mr. "It is a strange story," said Mr. Corbet, musing.

She not unwillingly accepted a mission towards him, stimulated thereto by Henrietta's plaudits and thanks. And and Colonel Carteret? For now somehow she no longer, even in thought, could call him by her old name for him, "the dear man with the blue eyes." Could it be true, as Henrietta intimated, that he went through life throwing the handkerchief first to one woman and then to another?

And in less extreme eases men of business have a fixed capital, which cannot lie idle except at a great loss; a set of labourers which must be, if possible, kept together; a steady connection of customers, which they would very unwillingly lose.

Falkland well knows I affirm it in his presence how unwillingly I have proceeded to this extremity. I have reverenced him; he was worthy of reverence: I have loved him; he was endowed with qualities that partook of divine. "From the first moment I saw him, I conceived the most ardent admiration. He condescended to encourage me; I attached myself to him with the fulness of my affection.

Labor not unwillingly, nor without regard to the common interest, nor without due consideration, nor with distraction; nor let studied ornament set off thy thoughts, and be not either a man of many words, or busy about too many things.

Upround's care, he had done his best to provide that mischief should not come of gossip; and the only way to prevent that issue is to preclude the gossip. Sir Duncan Yordas, having lived so long in a large commanding way, among people who might say what they pleased of him, desired no concealment here, and accepted it unwillingly.

Apparently, even though he lost his life, Barnes was too clever for them, for his precious belongings must still be undiscovered." The Colonel finished his wine and leaned back in his chair. "I am tired of this subject," he said. "I should like to get back to the club." Wrayson called for the bill a little unwillingly. He was, in a sense, disappointed at the Colonel's attitude.

"We'll be all right in another moment." They were, but before that Grit, taken unawares, had slid unwillingly to the edge of the open deck. "Look out for him!" shouted Dick, making a grab for his pet. But he was too late. The deck was smooth, and the bulldog could get no grip on it. In another instant he had toppled over the edge of the platform, rolling under the lowest of the guard rails.

"What have you been doing with all those lovely curios?" said Aneta. "I?" said Maggie. "I oh, I like to look at them." "Do pick up that cross which is lying on the floor, and let me examine it." Maggie did so rather unwillingly. "Please bring over all the other things, and let me look at them," said Aneta then.