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'Chut! he answered, rising, his face still betraying his perturbation, 'Well, be it so. For the present you may go, sir. Duchess, give me Zizi, and come to my closet. I want you to see my puppies. Retz, my good friend, do you come too. I have something to say to you. Gentlemen, you need not wait. It is likely I shall be late. And, with the utmost abruptness, he broke up the circle.
After such scenes Aunt Bridget, for all her despotism within her own doors, used to tremble with dread of our neighbours taking lasting offence, but my father would say: "Chut, woman, they'll come again, and make no more faces about it."
Pray Heaven they don't lay down their arms too soon, for I ambition to be wealthier still. Canst hope better for your daughter than that she be made Lady Clowes, and rich to boot?" "She's promised " began the squire, but once again the suitor cut him off. "She herself told me she is pledged to no one but me." "Nay, I've passed my word to Leftenant Hennion." "Chut!
Kelly, nice, nice that happy and comfortable and Uncle Joe is that good heavy bag at you to-night, you say? Aw, heavy, yes, heavy love to Grannie and all inquiring friends nothing, Mr. Kelly, nothing just a scribe of a line, thinking a man might be getting unaisy. She needn't, though she needn't. But chut! It's nothing. Writing a letter is nothing to her at all.
"Are in no hurry to interrupt him now you are here," I replied bluntly, determined that, whoever he deceived, he should not flatter himself he deceived me. "Pooh, man! I am not a fool," I continued. "What is this?" he cried, with a desperate attempt to keep up the farce. "I don't understand you!" "No, the shoe is on the other foot I understand you," I replied drily. "Chut, man!"
Here he put his rod together, and I heard the click of reel as he drew the loop at the end of the line through the rings, and so on; and I heard him cry "Chut!" as he took his flies from his Scotch cap and found a tangle; and I saw the glistening of his rod, as the sunshine pierced the valley, and then his tall, straight figure pass the corner of a crag that stood as upright as a tombstone; and after that no more of any live and bright George Bowring.
"Princesse," he said, in a low tone of vibrating earnestness, "If I thought if I could think such abominable lies were told of her . . ." "Chut!" And the Princesse smiled rather sadly, "It is not like you to 'pretend, Mr.
The Duke, the oak, and I were silence personified. A dead branch would crack, or the trunks of smaller and ignorant pines would knock together, and the Duke would look around the corner and say "Chut!" in a low voice, thinking I was playing a tattoo on the tree. "Now the beaters are on the scent!" he said. After this I hardly dared to breathe.
You never have said, 'I am tired; I am sick of all; I have seen all. You have never felt what came after understanding. Chut, your talk is for children and missionaries. You are a prophet without a call, you are a leader without a man to lead, you are less than a child up here.
But let me call father. Father! father! Chut! the man's as deaf as little Tom Hommy. Father!" called Grannie, bustling about at the stair-head in a half-demented way. There was some commotion below, and the voice on the stairs was saying, "This way? No, sir. That way, if you plaze." "D'ye hear him, Kirry?" cried Grannie, putting her head back into the room. "That's the man himself.
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