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Updated: May 28, 2025
Let Warren admire Magsie if he wanted to do so, let him buy her her play, and stand between her and financial responsibility, jet him admire her yes, even love her, in his generous, big-brotherly way!
You ask too much under the circumstances " "Only a little toe." "Or else, I suppose, you just care for me in a kind, big-brotherly way. In which case, if you really wish it, you may " "Do keep quiet," he broke in, roughly, "or I'll be making a gorgeous fool of myself." "Kiss all my toes," she finished. He grunted, but did not deign a reply.
They stared at one another for a second or two, long enough for the doctor to notice, and to see how Van Emmon took it. The geologist, however, was smiling upon the girl in a big-brotherly fashion, which indicated that he thought she didn't mean what she had said. Had he been looking up at her, however, instead of down upon her, he would have seen that her chin was most resolute.
He loved Myra Nell sincerely, tenderly, in a big-brotherly way; he would have gone to any lengths to serve her, yet he could not feel toward her as he felt toward Vittoria Fabrizi. He nerved himself to stand by his word, even though it meant the greatest sacrifice. But the thought agonized him. Nor was he made more easy as time went on, for Mr. and Mrs.
So it was decided: and Norma was bundled up immediately, and called out excitedly laughing good-byes as Chris hurried her to the car. "You know, it means a lot to your own people, really to see you this way, instead of always reading about it, or hearing about it!" Chris said, in his entirely prosaic, big-brotherly tone, as the car glided smoothly toward the West Sixties. "I know it!"
She wanted to hide her face, into which the color was creeping. A train whistled somewhere far across the orchard, and Rob took out his watch. The sight of it suggested something in line with the conversation, for when he had noted the time, he touched the spring that opened the back of the case. "Never you mind, Little Colonel," he said, in a patronizing, big-brotherly tone.
While I was talking, he watched me with a curious, almost cynical, smile growing on his lips. When I had finished he put his hand on my shoulder this was the first physical expression of tender regard he had ever shown me and looking at me in a big-brotherly way, said: "My boy, you are by blood, by appearance, by education, and by tastes a white man.
Rose had always been good and steady and thoughtful, but Wolf knew that Norma was clever, taking his big-brotherly patronage with admiring awe, but daring where he hesitated, and boldly at home where he was ill at ease.
Ah!" with big-brotherly tenderness "I hope you'll never have to do anything harder." "Dallas won't let me work outside. She says she's the man." Dallas the man! Somehow it stung him. And then he heard the elder girl pushing an armful of hay before the eager noses of the mules. He got up quickly. "She is tending to those beasts!" he exclaimed. "Why, if I'd 'a' thought "
Tara, who owned big brothers, seemed to know all about it, or looked as if she did; and to show you didn't understand what a girl understood, would be the last indignity. When the cricket show-off was finished, Joe talked India and ragged Tara, in a big-brotherly way, ignored Christine, as if five and a half simply didn't count.
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