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It was a dreadful blow to him to have her pack up and go so suddenly and without one backward look at him, and, besides, he had planned taking her to Tyre on the Fourth of July. Mr. Kennedy, much better-natured than the mother, told Claude where she had gone. "By mighty! That's a knock on the nose for me. When did she go?" "Yistady. I took her down to the Siding." "When's she coming back?"
I'd better drop in ahead of him with Blaine's Twenty Tears. I telegraphed f'r territory, got it, and telegraphed to stop you." "You did it. When did you come down?" "Last night, six o'clock." Albert was getting warmer and better-natured. "Well, I'm here; what are you going t' do with me?" "I'll use you some way.
Booth; but d n me, nature will get the better of dignity. I now comforted him with the example of Xerxes, as I had before done with that of the king of Sweden; and soon after we sat down to breakfast together with much cordial friendship; for I assure you, with all his oddity, there is not a better-natured man in the world than the major."
There's not a better-natured man in the length and breadth of Ireland than Fin O'Hara; and as to John Fitzgerald, I believe he would take us all into his barrack of a house; but they can't help with money, Nora, because, bedad, they haven't got it. A man can't turn stones into money, even for his best and dearest friends." "Then what is to be done, father?"
When Miss Minchin sent her sister, Miss Amelia, to see what the child was doing, she found she could not open the door. "I have locked it," said a queer, polite little voice from inside. "I want to be quite by myself, if you please." Miss Amelia was fat and dumpy, and stood very much in awe of her sister. She was really the better-natured person of the two, but she never disobeyed Miss Minchin.
I didn't feel any better-natured, either, when I noticed that he had carefully put a newspaper under where he was boring to catch all the chips, and destroy any idea of the mischief having been done wilfully and on the spot; but I determined I would follow him, and secure that paper of chips as evidence.
"Well, you see, I got wind of another fellow going to work this county for a 'Life of Logan, and thinks I, 'By jinks! I'd better drop in ahead of him with Blaine's "Twenty Years." I telegraphed f'r territory, got it, and telegraphed to stop you." "You did it. When did you come down?" "Last night, six o'clock." Albert was getting warmer and better-natured.
Maude felt better-natured by this time, so she got up from the bed, and let her mother brush her hair, and forgot to complain about things, or make bargains concerning her Christmas presents, while she looked through the window and watched the girls playing ring-toss down on the lawn. "The girls that go to this school are n't one bit stylish," she said presently.
Plaisted was by anyway, and as it is an ill wind that blows nobody good, Dexie felt grateful enough for anything that would cause Gussie to be a little better-natured than she had been during the last few weeks, and Gussie's very unexpected offer, to "keep the parlor dusted while Plaisted is here," touched Dexie to the heart. But his presence made Dexie's task much harder than usual.
Sometimes it seems as if However!" and with a sudden desperate courage, Martie would rally herself. "However, it's all in the day's work! Run down to the sidewalk, Ted, and Mother'll be right down with the baby!" Coming in an hour later perhaps, Wallace, better-natured now, would call her again. "Come in, Mart! Hell-oo! Is that somebody that loves her Daddy?"
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