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"Everything you've done's between you an' God A'mighty. I 'ain't got nothin' to tell!" Then she went out, and, deftly unharnessing the horse, put him in her little shed, and gave him a feed of oats. The hens had gone to bed without their supper. "No matter, biddies," she said, conversationally, as she passed their roost. "I'll make it up to you in the mornin'!"
Barry had opened a book, and, holding it in both hands, was apparently absorbed in its contents. Neither had spoken or moved, and Sidney was meditating a sudden, wordless departure, when Ellen Burgoyne burst noisily into the room. Ellen was a square, splendid child, always conversationally inclined, and never at a loss for a subject. "You look as if you wanted to cry, Mother," said she.
Nicholas patently was making progress toward the consummation of his one fixed idea; but Woolfolk decided that at present he could best afford to ignore him. He entered the lighted room, and found Millie seated and gazing in dull wonderment at the figure on the floor. "I must tell you about my father," she said conversationally.
All the broad lines of my thought were laid down, I am sure, by the date of my Locarno adventure, but in those five years I discussed things over and over again with myself and others, filled out with concrete fact forms I had at first apprehended sketchily and conversationally, measured my powers against my ideals and the forces in the world about me.
When he got home, Vessons came shambling to the door. 'Supper and a tot of whisky! ordered his master. Vessons took no notice, but eyed the horse. 'You dunna mind how much work you give me at the day's end, do you? he inquired conversationally. 'Get on with your jobs! 'Now, what wench'll cry for this night's work? mused Vessons. Hazel ran home through the dew, swift as a hare to her form. Mrs.
I told her to keep off. She only irritates you. But she hasn't gone back home. She's right there in Boston, waiting to come." Raven got up and walked back and forth through the room. Then he returned to his chair. "Dick," he said conversationally, "if you were as young in years as you are in your mind, I'd mellow you." Dick generously ignored this.
I wonder I endured them as I did. They had all of them the trick of lying in wait conversationally; they had no sense of the self-exposures, the gallant experiments in statement that are necessary for good conversation. They would watch one talking with an expression exactly like peeping through bushes.
"Hello," cried Patty, who was not given to dignified forms of salutation. The trio responded gaily, and coming up on the veranda, selected seats on the wicker chairs, or couches, or the porch railing, as suited their fancy. "I say," began young Pennington, conversationally, "we can't let you go away, Patty. "Yes," chimed in Lora Sayre, "we can't get along without our Pitty-Pat.
"Have you had any new arrivals at the Strawberry Bank lately?" she asked, conversationally; and the question was more relevant to the tabooed topic than Garth was likely to guess. He lived close to the hotel, and dined there when he felt convivially disposed. "Yes; two new fellows came up this week.
Help!" she cried. "The horrible boy! Catch it! Kill it!" Jimmy gazed at her in amazement, and Barbara looked with interest at Aunt Evangeline's long expanse of shin. "My legs isn't like your legs," she said pleasantly and conversationally. "My legs is knees." It was some time before order was restored, the centipede killed, and Jimmy's remaining gifts thrown out of the window.
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