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Somebody must have got it. More mystery. Why, Marjory, you are like a girl in a book where all sorts of impossible things can happen. I'm going to write a book some day from a girl's point of view and I intend to make all parents and guardians and governesses, et cetera, sit up. Why should boys have everything jolly, while girls are made to be so prim and proper?
Marry, sir, thy tongue will run thee into a blind alley! I told thee that the boy could sing, but not that he could act or dance." "Pouf, sir, words! I know my place: one peg below the dean, sir, nothing less: 'Magister, et cetera' 'tis so set down.
Naturally you were deceived as well as I was. I don't blame you at all, so far. He went and searched for Mr. Hewby's original letter. 'Here's what he said to me: "Dear Sir, Agreeably to your request of the 18th instant, I have arranged to survey and make drawings," et cetera. "My assistant, Mr.
"O papa, I have bought such quantities of nice things," cried Elsie, springing into his arms. "Such as tobacco pipes, red flannel, et cetera," remarked Adelaide, laughing. "Indeed, Miss Adelaide!" exclaimed Carry, somewhat indignantly, "you forget the " But Elsie's little hand was suddenly placed over her mouth, and Carry laughed pleasantly, saying, "Ah! I forgot, I mustn't tell."
LIONEL. "Rather, let me think, sir, upon the real depth of the interest the true beauty of the " " Heroine? Not at all, Lionel. I once fell in love incredible as it may seem to you nine years ago last January. I was too poor then to aspire to any young lady's hand therefore I did not tell my love, but 'let concealment, et cetera, et cetera.
This was one of the atrocious accusations from which he did not except me in his remark; that none but the wicked were alone: and the meaning of his pathetic exclamation with the et cetera, which he had benignantly added: A woman of eighty years of age, etc. I thought the best answer that could be given to this reproach would be from Madam le Vasseur herself.
These noble et cetera; these smilin' et cetera; these beautiful et cetera, fill me with the proudest emotions of et cetera. This, our great and glorious et cetera; Basswood Junction has four magnificent factories, and is the centre of three great trunk lines of railroad which radiate et cetera; it is destined to be a great commercial et cetera.
"The usual yarn, I suppose," answered Watson. "Fleming County, Kentucky anxious to join the Confederate forces et cetera. Bah! I loathe all this subterfuge and deceit. I wish I were back fighting the enemy in the open day!" They walked boldly up to the door of the house and knocked. The old gentleman whom Watson had seen soon stood before them.
My wife was so thoroughly permeated by all the habits of an old maid Beethoven, evening walks, mignonette, corresponding with her friends, albums, et cetera that she never could accustom herself to any other mode of life, especially to the life of the mistress of a house; and yet it seemed absurd for a married woman to be pining in vague melancholy and singing in the evening: "Waken her not at the dawn!"
If all of society's institutions were a refined form of atavistic savagery I didn't want to be there contributing to any bit of it: writing documentation, red tape, bureaucracy of this and that sucking up my ideas." "You are one heavy, twisted sister." "You've got that right Candyman." The two began to kiss to et cetera.
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