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Kate has sworn to you that she will never marry me now hasn't she?" "But I can talk her around you can win her back. I'll tell her it was my plan I'll have courage to tell her later " "So you have been laying that crazy idea all to me?" "But I'll get up courage to tell her some day and your devotion will win her back devotion always wins. You can " "Mrs. Kilgour, I know you pretty well.
Bread said about Madame de Cintre: 'She is a delicate creature, and they make her feel wicked' and she ends by thinking any sacrifice light at the moment, if only it wins her back the affection and esteem of her friends." Ideala had been carried away by her earnestness, and now she stopped abruptly, somewhat disconcerted to find every one listening to her.
He had loved a bit and gambled much, with equal misfortune, and the next day he had forgotten. He had lived the free, clean life of a man who wins joyously or goes down with defiance in his throat, but this venomous thing that Runnion had planted in him had seeped and circulated through his being until every fibre was penetrated with a bitter poison.
A jingling line of his to the effect that "The gown wins grander triumphs than the sword" had been thought to be pointed against the recent victories of Pompey, and to have provoked him to use his influence to get rid of the author. But this annotation of Cicero's poetry had not been Piso's only offence.
If the working class wins this time there will be no end to their demands. We might as well turn all our properties over to them at once and be done with it. This strike in Millsburgh is only a small part of the general industrial situation. The entire business interests of the country are involved." Again she waited a little before answering. Then she said, sadly, "How strange!
There is no doubt that many a man owes his good fortune in life solely to the circumstance that he has a pleasant way of smiling, and so wins the heart in his favor. However, the heart would do better to be careful, and to remember what Hamlet put down in his tablets that one may smile, and smile, and be a villain.
"Son, this yere last proposal wins over old Glegg in a body. He not only withdraws all objections to the nuptials, but allows he'll make the pinfeather sport an' Abby full partners in the Sunflower.
Ross confessed that he was in Luna City and planted a time bomb on Gigi's ship when the French Chicken came in for refueling." "Say," exclaimed Roger, "I just happened to think! With Miles disqualified, Kit wins the race!" Seated in the pilot's chair, Kit turned to Roger and waved a paper. "Here's the contract, Roger. Signed, sealed, and with only the crystal to be delivered."
"For several days," we learn, "she reigns like a Queen in the salon of the Ambassador, out of whose penchant for beautiful women she has no difficulty in wiling a passport that enables her to enter the most exclusive circles of Roman society." In Rome she lays aside her regal trappings, and wins the respect of all by her unostentatious living and her prodigal charities.
Modesty had apparently kept Muriel from the gathering, but brothers Frank and Percy stood at his bedside, shaking him by the shoulders and shouting. Mr. Coppin thrust a newspaper at him, as he sat up blinking. These epic moments are best related swiftly. And beneath it another in type almost as large as the first: POOR CLERK WINS £40,000
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