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"What a funny little staircase!" cried Eleanor. "And what huge rooms! You must come in, Aunt Flo, and see the fireplace." "And look at the walls!" cried Quin. "You don't see walls like those these days. But you just wait till you get upstairs. You've got the surprise of your life coming to you." "Outside's good enough for me," Mr. Ranny declared. "I want to take a look at that old apple orchard."

The fur-lined cloak was now lying in the easy-chair, and there was nothing to break the sweeping lines of the black velvet from her dazzling shoulders to her waist, to her knee, to her feet. Mr. Van Torp watched her in silence, till she sat down again. 'You know me well enough to understand that, he said, going on. 'My outside's my business side, and that's what matters most.

"That's fortunate," Osmond observed. "Fortunate for me, I suppose you mean. For him it matters little." "There's no use talking of him," Osmond said. "As I tell you, I've turned him out." "Yes; but a lover outside's always a lover. He's sometimes even more of one. Mr. Rosier still has hope." "He's welcome to the comfort of it! My daughter has only to sit perfectly quiet to become Lady Warburton."

"But never mind; if the outside's bad we'll eat the in." "Look at the crack over yonder now!" cried Aleck, after a time, during which the only sounds heard were those of two people eating. "What for?" "It look's so light; just as if the sun was shining upon it outside. I must try if I can't dive down and swim out." "With a rope round your waist," said the middy, eagerly, "so that if you stuck "

He is one of my inamoratos, Sir; They call him Mounsir Device. Sir Fr. Lady, your faire excuse. He has, it seemes, Some confidence to prevaile upon your liking That he hath bought so many Bride laces. Sis. You may interpret him a walking mirth. Sir Fr. He moves upon some skrues and may be kinsman To the engine that is drawne about with Cakebread, But that his outside's brighter. De.

If you don't take it I shall shoot you myself now, here, and mark you I shall shoot you for the sake of a boy I loved at school in the old country." Hatteras took the revolver in silence, laid it on the table, fingered it for a little. "My wife must never know," he said. "There's the pistol. Outside's the swamp. The swamp will tell no tales, nor shall I. Your wife need never know."