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"Then why have you come here?" roared Chandra Babu. "To show your face, I suppose. We see hundreds of better-looking fellows than you daily. Karim's wrath was stirred by this expression. He replied, "Now, Babu, don't be abusive; I won't stand it".
There was nothing the junior partner would dislike more than being critically discussed by that dear girl who was so much too nice for him, and that engaging boy who was so infinitely better-looking. It seemed a pity they could not enjoy their conversation without interruption. "Would you like me to play you something, dear?" she asked. "Oh yes, dear," said Miss Walkingshaw. "Do, please!"
"To be sure I do your best soldier, and a famous caterer he was at all times." "It is his son." "And, now I think of it, he's very like him, only somewhat better-looking." O'Donahue then acquainted McShane with the circumstances attending his meeting with Joey, and they separated.
She was better-looking than the other sisters, and the fashion of her skirt, and the worldly manner with which she kissed her brother and gave her hand to Esther, marked her off at once from the rest of the family. She was forewoman in a large millinery establishment.
For, though I say it that shouldn't, there ain't nicer or bonnier or straighter children in the whole Forest; no, nor better-looking either, with cleaner souls inside of them; but for all that, anybody else" and here nurse gave a little sort of wink that set Pauline screaming "anybody else would say that you were a handful. You are a handful, too, to most people. But what I say now is this.
"You'd really be handsome, Johnny, if you were only a little vainer," she said, pushing him away to survey the result; and when he stared at her, repeating: "I never heard that vanity made a man better-looking," she responded gaily: "Oh, up to a certain point, because it teaches him how to use what he's got.
She was sorry for you; but she was like Aunt Lavvy; she thought it was a good thing to be jilted; for then you were purified; your soul was set free; it went up, writhing and aspiring, in a white flame to God. "Mary, why are you always admiring yourself in the glass?" "I'm not admiring myself. I only wanted to see if I was better-looking than last time." "Why are you worrying about it?
Mother, I believe it's better-looking than the one I got at Bremer's." "It's very simple,", said Honora. "And she looks fairly radiant," cried Edith, seizing her cousin's hand. "It's quite wonderful, Honora; nobody would ever guess that you were from the West, and that you had spent the whole summer in St. Louis."
Aunt Mary made no secret of the methods by which these seeming miracles were performed, and showed Cousin Eleanor Hanbury the fashion plates in the English periodicals. Cousin Eleanor sighed. "Mary, you are wonderful," she would say. "Honora's clothes are better-looking than those I buy in the East, at such fabulous prices, from Cavendish."
"There is Bistre, now, he is not so very much better-looking than I am, and yet they can do nothing without him, whether it is a girl's face or a wimple in a river!" The others were all so happy in this beautiful bright studio, whose open casements were hung with myrtle and passion-flower, and whose silence was filled with the singing of nightingales. It was very hard.
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