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"Why, Popover!" for the kitten had come up unnoticed, and now jumped to the Doctor's knee. "Is n't she cute? Brida thinks lots of her there!" she broke out compunctiously, "I forgot all about Brida, and she does n't know what's become of her! I must run up and tell her. Will it be very much trouble to keep her here till to-morrow? Thin I'll carry her home."
He knew, as well, the other things of which her appearance was at any time and in Eaton Square especially made up: her resemblance to her father, at times so vivid, and coming out, in the delicate warmth of occasions, like the quickened fragrance of a flower; her resemblance, as he had hit it off for her once in Rome, in the first flushed days, after their engagement, to a little dancing-girl at rest, ever so light of movement but most often panting gently, even a shade compunctiously, on a bench; her approximation, finally for it was analogy, somehow, more than identity to the transmitted images of rather neutral and negative propriety that made up, in his long line, the average of wifehood and motherhood.
He knew, as well, the other things of which her appearance was at any time and in Eaton Square especially made up: her resemblance to her father, at times so vivid, and coming out, in the delicate warmth of occasions, like the quickened fragrance of a flower; her resemblance, as he had hit it off for her once in Rome, in the first flushed days, after their engagement, to a little dancing-girl at rest, ever so light of movement but most often panting gently, even a shade compunctiously, on a bench; her approximation, finally for it was analogy, somehow, more than identity to the transmitted images of rather neutral and negative propriety that made up, in his long line, the average of wifehood and motherhood.
What was it in his music that made you forget all of us and even, as you said, forget that you were not in your own cabin?" "That was stupid of me and rude, too," he said compunctiously. "Something that he was playing called up so vivid a memory that I forgot everything." There was a quick gleam in her eyes; she was resentful of memories that could make him forget her very presence, hers.
I therefore no longer compunctiously strangle any stray smiles that visit my countenance. I have taken several drives with Barbara in my new pony-carriage it is a curious sensation being able to order it without being subject to fathers veto and we have skirted our own park, and have peeped through his close wooden palings at Mr.
You come to me mechanically, compunctiously, with the dregs of your tenderness and the remnant of your life. I can renounce you, but I can't share you; the best of you is hers; I know what it is and I freely give you up to her for ever!"
"How we're talking about her!" Kate compunctiously sighed. But there were the facts. "From illness I keep away." "But you don't since here you are, in spite of all you say, in the midst of it." "Ah I'm only watching !" "And putting me forward in your place? Thank you!" "Oh," said Kate, "I'm breaking you in. Let it give you the measure of what I shall expect of you. One can't begin too soon."
"As I have no doubt that you told him," says Algy, with a smile. "I dare say I did," reply I, distantly, for I am not pleased with Algy. A little pause. "I think he was nice, too, in a way," say I, rather compunctiously. "I used to tell him about all of you, and I dare say it was pretense but he seemed to like to hear about you!
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