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Updated: May 16, 2025
"And now we better get across to the concert, men, for the music will be beginning." The concert was in Friar Bacon's laboratory; a large building near at hand, in an open field. The bettermost people of the village and neighbourhood were in a gallery on one side, and, in a gallery opposite the orchestra.
There is a spa at Outerard to which bettermost sort of people come in the season; but this was not the season, and the place had that kind of desolate look, mixed with pretensions too, which a watering-place out of season always has. When we came to the hotel, our hearts sank within us.
Edie, too much trouble for you I will not have dat I will come myself and it will be bettermost; for, mine old friend, it was I, Herman Dousterswivel, discovered Maister Mishdigoat's grave when I was looking for a place as to put away some little trumpery coins, just to play one little trick on my dear friend Sir Arthur, for a little sport and pleasures.
Come along, he says, 'Whosoever will be saved an' the sooner 'tis over, the sooner you gets home to dinner. A fine talk there was! Squire, he's just such another. Funny things he've a-done. Married a poor soul from Roseland way a Miss Trevanion quite a bettermost lady. When Miss Susannah was born that's Miss Honoria's mother she went to be churched.
Edie, too much trouble for you I will not have dat I will come myself and it will be bettermost; for, mine old friend, it was I, Herman Dousterswivel, discovered Maister Mishdigoat's grave when I was looking for a place as to put away some little trumpery coins, just to play one little trick on my dear friend Sir Arthur, for a little sport and pleasures.
"Have I offended again?" Lily shrugged her shoulders slightly and would not answer. "I suspect, Miss Mordaunt, that among your good qualities, nature has omitted one; the bettermost self within you should replace it." Lily here abruptly turned to him her front face: the light of the skies was becoming dim, but the evening star shone upon it. "How! what do you mean?"
Must I keep them apart until I have first prepared her to see Oscar?" "Let her see the devil himself if you like," growled Grosse, "so long as you bring her here afterwards-directly to me. You will do the bettermost thing, if you prepare Oscar. She wants no preparations! She is enough disappointed in him as it is!" "Disappointed in him!" I repeated. "I don't understand you."
Ah! be this union between man and woman what it may; if it be really love, really the bond which embraces the innermost and bettermost self of both, how daily, hourly, momently, should we bless God for having made it so easy to be happy and to be good!" THE dinner-party at Mr. Braefield's was not quite so small as Kenelm had anticipated.
"Have I offended again?" Lily shrugged her shoulders slightly and would not answer. "I suspect, Miss Mordaunt, that among your good qualities, nature has omitted one; the bettermost self within you should replace it." Lily here abruptly turned to him her front face: the light of the skies was becoming dim, but the evening star shone upon it. "How! what do you mean?"
An' when I see'd the book open upo' the stall, wi' the lady lookin' out of it wi' eyes a bit like your'n when you was frettin', you'll excuse my takin' the liberty, Miss, I thought I'd make free to buy it for you, an' then I bought the books full o' genelmen to match; an' then" here Bob took up the small stringed packet of books "I thought you might like a bit more print as well as the picturs, an' I got these for a sayso, they're cram-full o' print, an' I thought they'd do no harm comin' along wi' these bettermost books.
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