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It was your walkin' with Joe Louden that really finished 'em, and I can say it upset me more than anything I've seen for a good many years." "Upset you, Mr. Arp?" she cried. "I don't quite see." The old man shook his head deploringly. "After what I'd written you about that boy " "Ah," she said, softly, touching his sleeve with her fingers, "I haven't thanked you for that."

As little was he the vanished God whom his working people hailed deploringly on the long procession of his remains from city to city under charge of the baroness.

Arthur mentioned his name, and his having promised to call, on the solicitation of Mr Chivery. About something relating to Miss Dorrit, he believed. Mrs Chivery at once laid aside her work, rose up from her seat behind the counter, and deploringly shook her head. 'You may see him now, said she, 'if you'll condescend to take a peep.

She is pricked by an envenomed fly of Satan. Yet, behold her and the duchess! It is the very union I preach; and I am, I declare to you, signorina, in great danger. I feel it, but I persist. The little nobleman swayed deploringly in his chair. "Nothing is so perilous for a soul's salvation as that. The one sane among madmen! The one whose reason is left to him among thousands who have forsaken it!

She is pricked by an envenomed fly of Satan. Yet, behold her and the duchess! It is the very union I preach; and I am, I declare to you, signorina, in great danger. I feel it, but I persist. The little nobleman swayed deploringly in his chair. "Nothing is so perilous for a soul's salvation as that. The one sane among madmen! The one whose reason is left to him among thousands who have forsaken it!

Mr Fledgeby shook his head deploringly at Twemlow, and mutely expressed in reference to the venerable figure standing before him with eyes upon the ground: 'What a Monster of an Israelite this is! 'Mr Riah, said Fledgeby. The old man lifted up his eyes once more to the little eyes in Mr Fledgeby's head, with some reviving hope that the sign might be coming yet.

"It must be a very great evil," said Madge, deploringly. "One might well believe so," answered Dorothy, "but it is not. One instinctively knows it to be the essence of all that is good." Madge asked, "Did Sir John tell you that that he " "Yes," said Dorothy, covering her face even from the flickering rays of the rushlight. "Did you tell him?" "Yes," came in reply from under the coverlet.

Pickwick that he would not forget to pay, he shook hands all round, in an engaging manner, and at length took himself off. 'My dear friends, said Mr. Pickwick, shaking hands alternately with Mr. Tupman, Mr. Winkle, and Mr. Snodgrass, who were the three visitors in question, 'I am delighted to see you. The triumvirate were much affected. Mr. Tupman shook his head deploringly, Mr.

As little was he the vanished God whom his working people hailed deploringly on the long procession of his remains from city to city under charge of the baroness.

Directly across the street from the court-house stood an ample frame building, on whose side wall was emblazoned the legend: "Hollman's Mammoth Department Store." That was the secret stronghold of Hollman power. He had always spoken deploringly of that spirit of lawlessness which had given the mountains a bad name.