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Blaine's searching, questioning gaze. Averting his head, he said: "We must wait and hope for the best. You must be brave. He may rally. I don't like the heart action. That's what bothers me. If there's another sinking spell " Mrs. Blaine laid her cold, trembling hand on his. Quickly she said: "You won't go away?" He shook his head. "Of course not. I'll stay until the crisis is past."
Father did not know at first what I meant, but afterwards it must have struck him, for he was so kind and gentle, and said: "No, no, Gretel, don't corrupt your youth with such matters, and when there's anything that bothers you, ask Mother, but not the servants. A girl of good family must not be too familiar with servants. Promise me."
"Bill seemed a trifle put out about something. He didn't say what it was about." "Shall I explain?" Mr. Brooks suggested. "You'd understand and you might be able to help. I don't as a rule believe in bringing business into the home, but this bothers me. I hate to see a good thing go wrong." "Explain, by all means," Hazel promptly replied. "If I can help, I'll be glad to." "Thank you." Mr.
"You mean you did it so that Val shouldn't get hurt, in the same way that you grappled with those three fellows who were ill-treating him at school." "Pooh! he didn't tell you that, did he? He always lets you know all the bothers I get into.
'Well, then' and again there was the touch of a sneer 'if I can't help myself, why trouble, my friend? 'Because because I suppose I can't help myself if it bothers me, it does. You see, I' he smiled brilliantly 'am April. She paid very little attention to him, but began in a peculiar reedy, metallic tone, that set his nerves quivering: 'But I am not a bare tree.
It ain't going to be any snap. "And there's another thing bothers me, Weary. It's going to be one peach of a job to make the boys believe it hard enough to make their entries in time." Andy grinned wrily. "By gracious, this is where I could see a gilt-edged reputation for telling the truth!" "You could, all right," Weary agreed sympathetically.
Therefore she believes that teacher-training is part of every church's duty to Delafield. "There's one thing about all this that bothers me," said J.W. when they had finished the final draft of the Every Day Doctrines, "not that it's the only one; but some of these Doctrines stand small chance of being put into practice until the church people are willing to spend more money on such work.
"It means that I can make neither head nor tail of it. So far as I can see it is just as tangled a business as ever I handled, and yet at first it seemed so simple that one couldn't go wrong. There's no motive, Mr. Holmes. That's what bothers me I can't put my hand on a motive. Here's a man dead there's no denying that but, so far as I can see, no reason on earth why anyone should wish him harm."
When anything happens that isn't nice it only bothers you as long as you keep on thinking about it, Zara. Suppose someone threw a stone at you, and hit you?" "It would hurt me and I'd want to throw it back." "But then suppose the stone was thrown, and it didn't hit you, and you didn't even know it had been thrown, you wouldn't be angry then, would you?"
The mother had nursed him, but she did not love him. When the persistent clamor of the brat became too annoying, "Your son is squalling," Thenardier would say; "do go and see what he wants." "Bah!" the mother would reply, "he bothers me." And the neglected child continued to shriek in the dark.
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