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Hankey; "and it makes it so much cheerfuller for Miss Farringdon, too." "Maybe it'll only make it the harder for Miss Farringdon when the time comes for Miss Elisabeth to be removed by death or by marriage; and which'll be the best for her poor young lady! the Lord must decide, for I'm sure I couldn't pass an opinion, only having tried one, and that nothing to boast of."
"It is nothing, Donatello," she replied, resuming her work; "yes; a little sad, perhaps; but that is not strange for us people of the ordinary world, especially for women. You are of a cheerfuller race, my friend, and know nothing of this disease of sadness. But why do you come into this shadowy room of mine?" "Why do you make it so shadowy?" asked he.
There it is, like some persistent minor in a great piece of music, wailing on through all the embroidery and lightsomeness of the cheerfuller and loftier notes. 'Every heart knoweth its own bitterness, and every heart has a bitterness of its own to know. I do not understand how it is that men who have no religion in them can bear their own sorrows and see their neighbours' and not go mad.
She never has been to the East, and I expect to have my hands full." "If I had known it," said he, "I think I would have selected some wiser woman to look after Esther." "You are too encouraging," replied Mrs. Murray. "If I talk longer with you I shall have a crying fit. Suppose we change the subject and amuse ourselves in a cheerfuller way."
"I have been up a good while without breakfast my cheeks will be a better colour when I have had that, Barby they feel pale." The second breakfast was a cheerfuller thing. But when the second traveller was despatched, and the rest fell back upon their old numbers, Fleda was very quiet again. It vexed her to be so, but she could not change her mood.
It has been suggested that they have not yet spiritually comprehended the signification of living in society; for who are cheerfuller, brisker of wit, in the fields, and as explorers, colonisers, backwoodsmen? They are happy in rough exercise, and also in complete repose.
Generically, the Thanksgiving story is cheerfuller in its drama and simpler in its persons than the Christmas story. Rarely has it dealt with the supernatural, either the apparition of ghosts or the intervention of angels.
"Although I'd swear you don't wear it for ornament, now!" she said, having in the first impulse designed a stroke at man's vanity. Ultimately Mrs. Berry spoke of the family complication, and with dejected head and joined hands threw out dark hints about Richard. While Austin was giving his cheerfuller views of the case, Lucy came in preceding the baby.
The second breakfast was a cheerfuller thing. But when the second traveller was despatched, and the rest fell back upon their old numbers, Fleda was very quiet again. It vexed her to be so, but she could not change her mood. She felt as if she had been whirled along in a dream and was now just opening her eyes to daylight and reality.
"Oh dear me, don't it look lonesome?" sniffed Charlotta the Fourth, who had been crying all the way home from the station. "A wedding ain't much cheerfuller than a funeral after all, when it's all over, Miss Shirley, ma'am." A busy evening followed.
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