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Has the time seemed very long while we were away?" "Oh no, thank you, Aunt Grizzel," replied Griselda, "not at all. I've been quite happy, and my cold's ever so much better, and my headache's quite gone." "Come, that is good news," said Miss Grizzel. "Not that I'm exactly surprised," she continued, turning to Miss Tabitha, "for there really is nothing like tansy tea for a feverish cold."
But Griselda herself did not feel quite well, and saying this reminds me that it is hardly sense to speak of a cold being better or well for a cold's being "well" means that it is not there at all, out of existence, in short, and if a thing is out of existence how can we say anything about it?
'Nay, my friend, said Glossin, interrupting him, 'what signifies going over this nonsense? If you are turned chicken-hearted, why, the game's up, that's all; the game's up with us both. 'Chicken-hearted? no. I have not lived so long upon the account to start at last, neither for devil nor Dutchman. 'Well, then, take another schnaps; the cold's at your heart still.
Felgate nodded to them as he passed out, little guessing the real meaning of the affectionate smile with which they returned the greeting. "So your cold's better, youngster?" said he to Arthur. "Looks like it," replied Arthur. Felgate's first glance as he entered the room was towards the corner in which he had left his parcel.
If you are turned chicken-hearted, why, the game's up, that's all the game's up with us both." "Chicken-hearted? No. I have not lived so long upon the account to start at last, neither for Devil nor Dutchman." Well then, take another schnaps the cold's at your heart still. And now tell me, are any of your old crew with you?" "Nein all dead, shot, hanged, drowned, and damned.
'It's cheerin' when you don't feel quite the thing. I doubt you can't sing though. 'Oh, the cold's all gone, replied Thyrza. 'We'll see, after tea. They made much of him, and it must have been very sweet to the poor old fellow to be so affectionately tended by these whom he loved as his own children. Mary Bower came not long after tea, then Mr.
Of course I told him that Len was doing very well indeed, and that I didn't see the slightest necessity for making a change at all events just yet. Well, yesterday he came, and said he wanted to see the boy. Len was in bed he's in bed still, though his cold's much better and Mr. Wrybolt would go up to his room, and talk to him.
Rainer raised his fur collar with a careless gesture. "It's not that that does it the cold's good for me." "And it's not the dinners and dances? What is it, then?" Faxon good-humoredly insisted; to which his companion answered with a laugh: "Well, my uncle says it's being bored; and I rather think he's right!"
When he had tried to cough, he said, 'Leave go of me! You see my cold's getting worse. 'You should have thought of that before, said Dicky; 'you're coming in with us. 'Don't be a silly, said Noel; 'you know we told you at the very beginning that resistance was useless. There is no disgrace in yielding. We are five to your one.
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