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I am sorry to say that Alicia would very much have preferred a hearty pitched battle to this silent and undemonstrative disunion; but it was not very easy to quarrel with my lady. She had soft answers for the turning away of wrath. She could smile bewitchingly at her step-daughter's open petulance, and laugh merrily at the young lady's ill-temper.
"You remember Monsieur Renay, whom Mademoiselle Barbara named 'Monsieur Bebé? Well," Nicolete laughed bewitchingly, "he is my husband." "And is he " Nona asked and hesitated. Nicolete shook her head. "He can tell the light from the darkness, and now and then can see me moving in the shadow. Some day, the doctors say, his sight may be fully restored. He has seen the best specialists.
Grace and her friend had risen from the breakfast-table to welcome their ex-hostess and valued neighbor, and the three ladies looked as though news from the front brought far more of anxiety than comfort. Before anything further was said there came a light tap at the door, and Mrs. Turner fluttered in, bewitchingly pretty in her white muslin, with bright-colored ribbons.
With the best grace he could muster the adventurer sat down, accepted a cigarette from the Weringrode case, and with openly impertinent eyes inspected the intrigante critically. She endured that ordeal well, smiling confidently, a handsome creature with a beautiful body bewitchingly gowned.
She was bewitchingly dressed in white, and stood in the open doorway, smiling an embodiment of the summer he was neglecting. He rose, but his tongue was paralysed. The dunce became suddenly important a symbol of the decorum he had been outraging. His soul, torn so abruptly from history to romance, could not get up the right emotion. Why this imprudence of Winifred's?
Lucy was bewitchingly beautiful that afternoon in her dress of white, her curls tied up with a blue ribbon, and her fair arms bare nearly to the shoulders. Fanny, whose arms were neither plump nor white, had expostulated with her cousin upon this style of dress, suggesting that one as delicate as she could not fail to take a heavy cold when the dews began to fall, but Lucy would not listen.
The bow went faster and faster. "Come, now, Billy, my dear little fellow, let's make it all up;" and she bent over his knees, looking bewitchingly up at him, with her irresistible eyes. Down went fiddle and bow; and the couple would sit together for an hour or two, as pleasant and affectionate as possible.
Julia's head, with its sleek, satiny coils of black hair that waved away so bewitchingly from the cream of her skin, came up with a jerk. "I'm tired of being careful of other people's feelings. Let somebody be careful of mine for a change." She walked off down the hall, the little head still held high. A half dozen paces and she turned.
I used to torture my lonely soul with hideous pictures of you " "Hideous pictures of me?" The girl perked her head to one side and glanced at him bewitchingly, "You're very flattering!" "Yes, pictures of you with a caravan of suitors at your heels." "You foolish boy! Suitors don't come in caravans they come in cabs."
‘Can you open me half-a-dozen more, my dear?’ inquired Mr. John Dounce. ‘I’ll see what I can do for you, sir,’ replied the young lady in blue, even more bewitchingly than before; and Mr. John Dounce eat half-a-dozen more of those at eightpence. ‘You couldn’t manage to get me a glass of brandy-and-water, my dear, I suppose?’ said Mr.
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