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Here is Evan risking his neck for an indifferent there's some word for "not soft." In short, Rose is the cold-blooded novice, as I have always said, the most selfish of the creatures on two legs. 'Adieu! Would you have dreamed that Major Nightmare's gallantry to his wife would have called forth a gallantry so truly touching and delicate? Can you not see Providence there?
What an opportunity it would have been for you! a certain seat. But I care for no boroughs now. My lord will want you to dine with him to-day; I hope you can come. Perhaps he will not be able to see you this morning, as his agent will be with him about these elections. Adieu!" If Lady Montfort did not like conundrums, she had succeeded, however, in sending one sufficiently perplexing to Endymion.
"You will find it well authenticated. Look upon the back of it." She looked, and her heart beat a little faster. "This was done when he was alive?" she said. "For the King of Rome," he answered. "Adieu, madame. Again I thank you, for our cause as for myself." He turned away. She let him get as far as the door.
Bidding adieu to the kind J. J., and leaving him to pursue his art, in that silent serious way in which he daily laboured at it, we drove to Fitzroy Square hard by, where I was not displeased to show the good old hospitable James Binnie the young lady who bore my name. But here, too, we were disappointed. Placards wafered in the windows announced that the old house was to let.
She was bidding adieu to youth; and though her talents, her wealth, her great reputation, and her indomitable determination to surround herself with admirers still made her a sort of queen of society, some illusions at least must have been passing from her. The most serious of her many passions, that for Benjamin Constant, was coming, though it had not yet come, to an end.
"Do tell me that you are happy in the contemplation of your new ties, that I shall live to see you once more restored to your former self." "All I can answer, Audley," said L'Estrange, with a thoughtful brow, "is, that you are right in one thing, I am changed; and I am struggling to gain strength for duty and for honour. Adieu! I shall tell my father that you accede to our wishes."
This I declined doing, suspecting his object, and advised him to call on some person with whom he was better acquainted. We then bid adieu to Mr. Rutherford, his family, the banditti and the edge of the twelve-mile prairie. We had not traveled more than half a mile when we fell in with four travelers going to St. Louis, which increased our number to eight persons, and placed us out of danger.
Meanwhile, Valancourt had returned to a little inn of the village, whither he had arrived only a few moments before his visit to Theresa's cottage, on the way from Tholouse to the chateau of the Count de Duvarney, where he had not been since he bade adieu to Emily at Chateau-le-Blanc, in the neighbourhood of which he had lingered for a considerable time, unable to summon resolution enough to quit a place, that contained the object most dear to his heart.
Nay, my dear, if you cannot be all duty, all resignation better stay where you are. But after the instance you have given Instance I have given! What instance, Sir? Well, well, Child, better stay where you are, if your past confinement hangs so heavy upon you but now there will be a sudden end to it Adieu, my dear!
For though I may not be able, out of my own little stock of knowledge, to afford you what you require, I can easily direct you to the books where it may most readily be found. "Adieu, and believe me ever, my dear friend, Reading with pen or pencil in hand fixes the attention, assists method, strengthens purpose, and charges memory with its sacred trust.
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