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The shawl was arranged over Bubbles' shoulders, and produced a fine effect, when the feathers were stuck in her head. "Now if you could only have the hatchet. You go get it, Bubbles." "I dassent," said Bubbles. "Oh yes, you dare," Dimple said, coaxingly. "I'd go ask mamma, but it is so hot and I've been in the house once." "'Deed, Miss Dimple" Bubbles began. "Don't you 'deed me.
Eve, dearest, this is the first moment of pure and unmixed joy that fate has given to me! I do not think that Lucien can be as happy as I am." David felt Eve's hand, damp and quivering in his own, and a tear fell upon it. "May I not know the secret?" she pleaded coaxingly.
Kneeling beside the grave he commenced to weep, smoothing the stones with his hands coaxingly like a child, and whispering, "Give me a sign. Give me a sign. Give me a sign." Suddenly he paused in his pleading. The rustling of water against a travelling prow, and sound of paddles thrust in, forced back, and withdrawn, struck upon his ears.
"Now, Ruth," he said coaxingly, "I know you are a good-natured little thing, and I don't believe you would do me a bad turn. You know the governor is always down upon me, won't let me have a latch-key, and says I must be in by half-past ten. A fellow can't live without a little pleasure, and if the governor won't let me have it I must take it.
"Let him run away, father dear, and don't run after him!" whispered I, putting my arms coaxingly about his neck. "But 'tis some cursed mess of politics at bottom, depend on't!" continued my father, still talking to himself. "Ah, you don't know what politics are, my little Gretchen! so much the better for you!" "I do know what politics are," replied I, with great dignity.
Sir Edward looked down at the sweet little face raised so coaxingly to his, and then took her up in his arms; but after he had given her the desired kiss he said, with some effort, "I want you to do something to-night, little one. When you say your prayers, ask that one of God's prodigal sons may be brought back this Christmas time. It is one who wants to return. Will you pray for him?"
But Nana was gathering herself together. A little thrill of tenderness seemed to have traversed her members. Her eyes were moist; she tried, as it were, to make herself small, as though she could feel herself better thus. Then she threw her head and bosom back and, melting, as it were, in one great bodily caress, she rubbed her cheeks coaxingly, first against one shoulder, then against the other.
"Couldn't we stay here a short time?" asked Nelly, breaking the silence in a tone that indicated anxiety, hope, and enthusiasm, "only for a very little time," she added, coaxingly. Roy looked grave and sagacious.
"So I heard down at Maravilla last night, Idy." Her face darkened. "And you been all night gettin' here?" He bent over her coaxingly. "Well, you see, Idy" The girl pushed him away with both hands, and darted back out of reach. "Parker Lowe," she said, with a gasp, "you've been drinkin'!" Parker hung his head sullenly. "No, I hain't," he muttered; "not to speak of.
It was past noon, and Compadre had not had anything to eat since the night before, when he had lapped up half a saucer of canned milk and had apathetically licked a slice of bacon. Applehead put his ear to the hole and imagined he heard a faint meow from a far corner. He pushed the prairie dog into the aperture and called "Kitty-kitty-kitty" again coaxingly.
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