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Her mind went back to the last occasion on which she and Wally had sat opposite each other at a restaurant. How long ago it seemed! She returned to the present to find Wally speaking to her. "You left very suddenly the other night," said Wally. "I didn't want to meet Freddie." Wally looked at her commiseratingly. "I don't want to spoil your lunch," he said, "but Freddie knows all.
How long was it since he had sat him down at such a board as this, and tasted bread, pure and sweet and wholesome, such as cannot be bought in shops, with the fruit of the moor for condiment? "I doubt it's hard," said Mrs. Whiteside commiseratingly, "and you're not eatin' a bit neither, mother. Come, fall to." "Eh, I canna eat nought fur thinkin' o' yon lad o' mine.
"Come and see for yourself," said Old Man Curry, taking his lantern from the peg. After an interval they returned to the tack-room, the Bald-faced Kid shaking his head commiseratingly. "That would have been rotten luck if it had happened to a dog!" said he. "And the Handicap coming on and all." "There'll be a better opening price than 3 to 1 now, I reckon," said Old Man Curry grimly.
Ah, Monseigneur! he had said good-night indeed, and gone home!" "You mean that he flung himself from this parapet?" said Bonpre, in a low, horrified tone. "That was the way of it, Monseigneur," said Lapui commiseratingly, "His body was found next day crushed to bits on the pavement below; but somehow no one troubled much about it, or thought he had thrown himself from the tower of Notre Dame.
Come and be introduced." Dick gave Jerry's arm a tug, and Young Outram shook hands with a smile that won Grannie's heart at once. Mollie had limped out of the morning-room with the help of a stout crook-handled stick. Dick gave her a brotherly peck, and Jerry looked at her commiseratingly.
'But now, she added commiseratingly, 'ruined; ruined in his health and in his prospects. A lady inquired if it was the verdict that had thus affected him.
Mark's first idea was to commence war on their side, but he waited his time, and sat down smarting and throbbing, as the black came across to him and laid a hand upon his knee, looking commiseratingly in his face. "Oh, it's nothing much," said Mark, hastily, though he was quivering with pain.
"Really I must be!" agreed the lady. "Ah!" said Billy softly, commiseratingly. He cocked his head at an angle opposite from the slant of the lorgnette and stared his own amazing canvas out of countenance. "Then, of course," he said, "this hardly conveys " "What are you?" she demanded. "Is this a a school?" "I?" He seemed surprised that there could be any doubt about it. "I am a Post-Cubist."
"You seem to be bad indeed," the sergeant said commiseratingly, "'tis a terrible inflammation." Paolo went down to the spot where he had hidden the bundles in the hollow of a tree. It was an unfrequented place, and slipping his disguise over his clothes, after putting the pistols in his belt, he took the second bundle and returned to a street through which waggons leaving the castle must pass.
Not merely had Annie Walton looked with eyes of human pity upon his sin-marred visage that morning. The Divine personality, enthroned in the depths of her soul and permeating her life, looked commiseratingly forth also. Could demons glare from human eyes and God not smile from them?
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