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"Yes, I do think so." "But, there, I don't know that I ought to say that," went on Chandler. "He had me up in his dressing-room, and was very considerate-like to me while I was telling him." "Have a bit of something now?" she said suddenly. "Oh, no, I couldn't eat anything," he said hastily. "I don't feel as if I could ever eat anything any more." "That'll only make you ill." Mrs.
Johnson said it was not a bad idea, and offered to lend him his revolver; Bilson handed up his shot-gun, and left it alongside of him, and turned his head away considerate-like and thoughtful while Rawlett handed him a box of rat pizon over the counter, in case he preferred suthin' more quiet. Well, what did 'Lige do? Nothin'! Smiled kinder sickly, looked sorter wild, and shut up.
I hope we shall see much of you at Hermiston?" "My aunt and my sister-in-law doesna agree very well. Not that I have much ado with it. But still when I'm stopping in the house, if I was to be visiting my aunt, it would not look considerate-like." "I am sorry," said Archie. "I thank you kindly, Mr. Weir," she said. "I whiles think myself it's a great peety."
Then you're altogether too grave and considerate-like, to care much about Judith; for, though the gal is oncommon, she is so general in her admiration, that a man need not be exalted because she happens to smile. I sometimes think the hussy loves herself better than she does anything else breathin'."
I hope we shall see much of you at Hermiston?" "My aunt and my sister-in-law doesna agree very well. Not that I have much ado with it. But still when I'm stopping in the house, if I was to be visiting my aunt, it would not look considerate-like." "I am sorry," said Archie. "I thank you kindly, Mr. Weir," she said. "I whiles think myself it's a great peety."
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