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The dresser, improvised from a chiffonier, had a quaint mirror from Bruce's studio, with two silver candlesticks, to serve Patricia for all purposes of dressing. A small reliable table held a golden-shaded brass student lamp, a gift from Elinor, who knew how Miss Pat disliked the white, cold light of the electric bulbs.
Is there no wine? 'The little girl went to an old chiffonier and brought a decanter with wine in it. Rowland poured some down Netta's throat, and she recovered. 'Rowland, is it you? Not not muttered Netta, as she strove to rise. 'I think you had better go. Perhaps, when he comes, he won't like oh, my heart. 'Be calm, dear Netta; I will do nothing you dislike.
"He's an ostler chap in the White Hart, short, thick-set fellow, with a red face and a crusty manner. Leaning up against the stable door. Smells of whiskey. Go and ask him." "Of course," said Dangle, taking his straw hat from the shade over the stuffed bird on the chiffonier and turning towards the door. "I might have known." Phipps' mouth opened and shut. "You're tired, I'm sure, Mr.
She looked at herself intently for a minute, and then she reached up and deliberately loosened the hair at her temples. "Not half bad, all things considered, Linda," she said. "But, oh, how you do need a tich of color." She ran down the hall and opened the door to Eileen's room, and going to her chiffonier, pulled out a drawer containing an array of gloves, veils, and ribbons.
They were as bad as French postcards, she thought, aghast. Whose room was this, anyway? Whose piano was this? Whose was the lacy negligée she had worn and the gossamer lingerie the maid had placed in the chiffonier for her? Was she usurping her hostess's boudoir? She began to walk restlessly up and down the room, feeling time interminable, hating each lagging second of delay.
Liturgiology pursued for its own sake may not be the loftiest of studies, but this, at least, can be said for it, that it is a not less respectable object of pursuit than many another specialty the devotees of which look down upon the liturgiologist with self-complacent scorn as a mere chiffonier.
Never a chair but what you can sit down on without staring behind you. You wished that, Brian " Brian turned his head. "Yes," he said. There were tears and laughter in his voice. "The money and clothes I borrowed," went on Kenny fervidly, "are paid back. The clothes are safe in a new chiffonier and here's the key. I sealed it in an envelope and well I did.
Piker, the amateur Gam, closed his Eyes and saw himself buying a real Panama and a dozen or so George H. Primrose Shirts. He had a Vision of riding in a Machine called the Pink Demon, with Claire at his side and an imported Chiffonier working the Jigger and mowing down the Common People. Percy had two or three Good Things that were guaranteed to go through.
Although in the main it was the same as when Amy had been here, and her picture was still on Joe's chiffonier still subtly by degrees it had changed. Some of Ethel's clothes were lying about, her work-bag and a book or two; the dressing table at which she was sitting had been covered in fresh chintz, and Ethel's things were on it.
'A bottle of hay I know, interrupted Robert; 'but if we don't go on doing that, what ARE we to do? 'That's just it, said Cyril in mysterious accents. 'Oh, BOTHER! Old Nurse had come in with the tray of knives, forks, and glasses, and was getting the tablecloth and table-napkins out of the chiffonier drawer. 'It's always meal-times just when you come to anything interesting.
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