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I'm going to sew to-morrow. You make take it in the parsonage now and keep it until morning. I always sleep late on Saturdays." So Prudence delightedly tripped up the parsonage board walk, wheeling the bicycle by her side. She hid it carefully in the woodshed, for the twins were rash and venturesome. But after she had gone to bed, she confided her plan to Fairy.
Dora Yonelet and Bertie were so obviously made for one another, she confided to the vicar's wife, and if the old lady were accustomed to seeing them about a lot together she might adopt the view that they would make a suitable married couple. "People soon get used to an idea if it is dangled constantly before their eyes," said Mrs.
How light her foot was light as her fingers were nimble; how cleverly she shaded the sick girl from the light, without depriving her of air! How resigned Fiddy was to be consigned to her! how quickly and entirely the child had confided in her; she had hailed her as another mother!
Could I have been sure of fishing him out again quickly, like Mentor his Telemachus, he might have made the leap; and I should have brought him home cooled down for this occasion. I immediately confided the affair to Lerse; and we went the next morning to the young man, whom my friend in his dry way set laughing.
"How odd!" murmured the primary teacher. "She's the queerest child I ever saw," confided Miss Peyton; but the principal had seen the janitor approaching the open door to ring the last bell, and being at loss to know what to do with the unwelcome little animal in Peace's arms, she suggested that the child take it home and put it in a box until the owner could be found.
"He is a noble creature, but at moments a little inconsistent," they mutually confided. And then she wrote the names of Lord and Lady Kilconquar on their card. And that is how Jean might have been spending her evenings too, had she had proper principles. The gentlemen entered the drawing-room, bringing a faint aroma of Andrew's excellent cigars.
How could her marriage be set aside and her children robbed of their inheritance? This is not a heathen country. I hardly think barbarians would have done any worse; yet this is called a Christian country." "Christian in name," answered the principal. "When your father left you in my care, knowing that I was an Abolitionist, he confided his secret to me.
The sad story which he had related to Midwinter, of his drunken wife who had ended her miserable life in a lunatic asylum, was a story which he had shrunk from confiding to the talkative woman, who would have confided it in her turn to every one else in the house. A man with grown-up sons and daughters tippling in a public-house! I don't call to mind, Mr.
"Mother and Father," she confided, with the merciless calm of seventeen, "they'd like me to be exactly like all the other girls, flirting and dressing, and rushing about all day and all night! But oh how I hate it! Oh, I like the girls and boys truly I do, and I am popular with them all, I know that! But 'CASES'!" said Nina with scorn. "Dear Heaven!" Royal said, under his breath.
In his own personal history there had been a misfortune, a misfortune, the sense of which he could never, at any moment, have expressed to any ears, the memory of which had been always buried in his own bosom, but a misfortune in that no such cunning extraction on his part had won for him the woman to whose hands had been confided the strings of his heart.
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