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"Ye ain't well, Miss Daisy," said June, who had come in as usual without being heard. "Yes I am, June," said Daisy. But she had started when the woman spoke, and June saw that now a tear sprang. "Did you eat a good lunch, Miss Daisy?" "I don't know, June. I guess I didn't eat much." "Let me bring you something!" said the woman coaxingly "some strawberries, with some good cream to 'em."
However, it is all the same to me. There's only but let that be. 'What is there only? said Picotee coaxingly. 'Only one man, murmured Ethelberta, in much lower tones. 'I mean, whose wife I should care to be; and the very qualities I like in him will, I fear, prevent his ever being in a position to ask me. 'Is he the man you punished the week before last by forbidding him to come?
"How nice!" exclaimed Violet. "But, my dear Violet, what can have induced you to come downstairs at such an hour?" ejaculated Mrs. Tempest in an aggrieved voice. "I want to hear all about the party, mamma," answered Vixen coaxingly. "Do you think I could sleep a wink on the night of Rorie's coming of age? I heard the joy-bells ringing in my ears all night." "That was very ridiculous." said Mrs.
Ellis, coaxingly, "do, that's a good boy." "Yes, do," added Mrs. Thomas, "and I will buy you a handsome new suit of livery." This was too much for Charlie; the promise of another suit of the detested livery quite overcame him, and he burst into tears. "Why, what ails the boy? He's the most incomprehensible child I ever saw!
If she be not kind to me, What care I how fair she be?" This resolute little gentleman passed through the gate as he concluded the verse, waved his hand jauntily by way of everlasting adieu, and went off whistling the refrain with great spirit, and both hands in his pockets. "You impudent!" cried Julia, almost choking; then, authoritatively, "Percy Mr. Fitzroy;" then, coaxingly, "Percy dear."
"I have been counting my fingers and I got it eleven, but I suppose I must have counted one finger twice," said little Lucy. She gazed reflectively at her little baby-hands. A tiny ring with a blue stone shone on one finger. "I will give you a ring, you know," Jim said, coaxingly. "I have got a ring my father gave me. Did you say it was ten, please, Jim?" "Nine," gasped Jim.
I have always found great comfort in crossing a river by simply holding to the mane, just in front of the saddle, with my left hand, with the bridle grasped as loosely as possible, so that the horse does not feel the bit; in this position, on the off side, the animal does not feel any hindrance; the man not only can direct his horse, but his presence gives it confidence, as he can speak to it coaxingly while swimming with one arm by its side.
The blood ran down his bare arms and dripped on the white bundle he gave her.... Then she remembered no more until she was in a bare, cold room the place that was to have been the orangery, where they kept the garden tools. She was kneeling, still holding in her arms her precious bundle, calling coaxingly, "Boy, wake up! Boy, it's mother!
"Nancy will tidy the room a taste," she said coaxingly, "and then I shouldn't wonder if you'll be sending for Pete." Kate raised a cry of alarm. "Aw, no harm when a girl's poorly," said Grannie, "and her promist man for all." Kate tried to protest and explain, but courage failed her. She only said, "Not yet, mother. I'm not fit to see him yet." "Say no more about it.
"Sit down," she said coaxingly. "Do sit down." She took the girl's hands in hers and drew her gently to the lounge on which she was seated. "Eden," she continued, after a moment, "between ourselves, I think you are how shall I say? a little " And Mrs. Manhattan touched her forehead and nodded significantly. "I? Not a bit." "So much the worse, then. It would be an excuse. Now listen to me.
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