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Marjie don't wear no ring, neither, not a one, sence she took off Phil Baronet's." Springvale had sharp eyes; and the best-hearted among us could tell just how many rings any girl did or didn't wear. "Well, by hen!" Cam declared, "I'm just goin' to ask herself myself." "No, you ain't, Cam Gentry," Dollie said decisively. "Now, Dollie, don't you dictate to your lord and master no more.
Moreover, the conduct of Shelley in regard to his wife was, in my opinion, very mean and cruel, and the last thing that we could have expected from one who, in verse, was such a tender philanthropist, and in life was women apart the best-hearted of men. The conduct of Robert Burns, alas, too often disappoints the lover of his Cottar's Saturday Night and other moral pieces.
The old professor was one of the best-hearted men in the world, and when he came to contemplate the lonely condition of the boys so far from home, he forgave them freely, and Fernando went out of his presence resolved never to be guilty of another unseemly trick again.
He's fond of your daughter, Cæsar, and wants your good-will to marry her." "Lord-a-massy!" cried Nancy Joe. "Dear heart alive!" muttered Grannie. "Peter Quilliam!" said Cæsar, "did you say Peter?" "I did, Mr. Cregeen, Peter Quilliam," said Philip stoutly, "my friend Pete, a rough fellow, perhaps, and without much education, but the best-hearted lad in the island.
Now, Jane, you shall see the entry for which the best-hearted girl in the college is to be expelled. Voila!" The two girls read and were awestruck; Jane opening her mouth and gasping, Gertrude closing hers and looking very serious. "Do you mean to say that you had the dreadful cheek to let the Lady Abbess see that?" said Jane. "Pooh! she would have forgiven that.
Tiffles's face beamed with a strange kindness. He looked up, and saw the idiot standing near him. His small eyes filled with tears as he gazed with an expression of intelligent pity at the crushed man. Tiffles could have hugged the idiot, not only as the most sensible man, but the best-hearted one he had seen in the village.
So too did the pressure of his strong hand on her arm. She knew not only that he was a man to trust, but that so far as could be he would take her troubles on his broad shoulders. Tears brimmed over her soft eyes. The Arizonan ran her up to his floor in the automatic elevator. "I've got a friend from home stayin' with me. He's the best-hearted fellow you ever saw.
She shall repeat them, if she thinks it delicate; but I shall not, without Vizard's consent; and, more than that, the conversation seems to me to be taking the turn of casting blame and ridicule and I don't know what on the best-hearted, kindest-hearted, truest-hearted, noblest, and manliest man I know. I decline to take any further share in it."
"Oh yes, I will see about it when Sheila has made up her mind. He is a very good young man, whatever " "He is the best-hearted fellow I know," said Ingram warmly. "I don't think Sheila has much to fear if she marries him.
His sister was one of the best-hearted and most unsuspicious of the class of female idolaters, and worshiped her brother with the most undoubting faith and devotion wholly ignorant of the constant amusement she gave him by a thousand little feminine peculiarities, which struck him with a continual sense of oddity.
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