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Now, fair lady, what would ye I should do in this matter? well ye wot, my lady, that I may not joust. Ah, Tramtrist, said La Beale Isoud, why will ye not have ado at that tournament? well I wot Sir Palamides shall be there, and to do what he may; and therefore Tramtrist, I pray you for to be there, for else Sir Palamides is like to win the degree.
Without further ado he joined the policeman, and together they disappeared through the door leading out to the room where the cells were located. Satisfied that his prisoner was taken in charge, the secret service agent turned and without further ado left the building. Bob was much excited and interested. "Who was that secret service man?" he inquired of the sergeant. "Dunno," said Riley.
Musgrave intending himself great matters out of his estate, I was made acquainted herewith. Musgrave being in London, by much ado, I got acquainted with him, pretending myself a bitter enemy against Pennington, whereat he very heartily rejoiced; and so we appointed one night to meet at the Five Bells, to compare notes; for I pretended much.
Talk with a man out of a window! a proper saying. Much Ado about Nothing.
And without further ado he took me by the arm and led me along. He was a good-hearted chap inside; his rowdyisms were just the weapons of his profession. We went into an office building, and entered an elevator. I did not know the building, or the offices we came to.
Pett and he dined with me all alone, and much discourse we had upon the business of the office, and so after dinner broke up and with much ado, it raining hard, which it has not done a great while now, but only frost a great while, I got a coach and so to the Temple, where discoursed with Mr.
"There!" quoth the holy man; "choose you, choose you, my fine fellow, whether you will sink or swim!" And he gained his own bank without more ado, while Robin thrashed and spluttered about until he made shift to grasp a willow wand and thus haul himself ashore on the other side.
And the good man shook the hand of his hostess most cordially. "Wouldn't you like my brother to fetch a doctor from Bamble?" inquired Hulda. "A doctor! my little Hulda! Why! do you want me to lose the use of both my legs?" "Oh, Mr. Sylvius!" "A doctor! Why not send for my friend, the famous Doctor Bork, of Christiania? All this ado about a mere scratch, what nonsense!"
Then the chief lady of the castle said, Knight with the Two Swords, ye must have ado and joust with a knight hereby that keepeth an island, for there may no man pass this way but he must joust or he pass. That is an unhappy custom, said Balin, that a knight may not pass this way but if he joust. Ye shall not have ado but with one knight, said the lady.
"Bring me my horse," she said, so sternly that I crushed the answer on my lips, and the prayer that she would risk herself no more. Her horse, that had been cropping the grass near him happily enough, I found, and brought to her, and so, with some ado, she mounted and rode at a foot's pace to the little crowd of captains. "Maiden, ma mie," said the Bastard. "Glad I am to see you able to mount.
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