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Come, you must run along.... The passenger train will be in directly; don't miss it, darling." "Very well." "Oh, how sorry I am to let you go!" said Olga Ivanovna, and tears came into her eyes. "And why did I promise that telegraph clerk, like a silly?" Dymov hurriedly drank a glass of tea, took a cracknel, and, smiling gently, went to the station.
Pierre, her boy, had grown up under the shadow of the bakery, the cradle of the Desvarennes's fortunes. On Sundays the mistress would give him a gingerbread or a cracknel, and amuse herself with his baby prattle. She did not lose sight of him when she removed to the Rue Vivienne.
And how clear the air was, and how high the doves soared! The Te Deum was sung in the schoolroom. Then the Kurilovka peasants presented Masha with an ikon, and the Dubechnia peasants gave her a large cracknel and a gilt salt-cellar. And Masha began to weep. "And if we have said anything out of the way or have been discontented, please forgive us," said an old peasant, bowing to us both.
Pierre, her boy, had grown up under the shadow of the bakery, the cradle of the Desvarennes's fortunes. On Sundays the mistress would give him a gingerbread or a cracknel, and amuse herself with his baby prattle. She did not lose sight of him when she removed to the Rue Vivienne.
Pierre, her boy, had grown up under the shadow of the bakery, the cradle of the Desvarennes's fortunes. On Sundays the mistress would give him a gingerbread or a cracknel, and amuse herself with his baby prattle. She did not lose sight of him when she removed to the Rue Vivienne.
"There you are, then," said Carey, giving the spoon a twirl and dabbing a goodly portion on the biscuit. "That do?" "Good, plenty 'ticky," cried the savage, gumming his face gloriously and grinding up the biscuit as easily as if it were a cracknel.
Maggie was drawn into the dark little hall that smelt of cracknel biscuits and lamp oil, there was the green baize door, and then suddenly the shrill cry of the parrot, and then, out of the dark, the fiery eyes of Thomas the cat. "Oh, Miss Maggie!" said Martha. "Or I suppose I should say 'Mrs. now. It's a long, long time ..." "Yes, it is," said Maggie. "How is my aunt?"
'I don't drink, thank you kindly, he said frowning, and sat down on a bench near the second window. 'How's that? asked the eldest brother. 'I just don't drink, replied Nikita without lifting his eyes but looking askance at his scanty beard and moustache and getting the icicles out of them. 'It's not good for him, said Vasili Andreevich, munching a cracknel after emptying his glass.
"Bravo!" resounded all about, but she merely darted a swift glance at Arátoff, who was neither shouting nor clapping, he had not been particularly pleased by her singing, made a slight bow and withdrew, without taking the arm of the hairy pianist which he had crooked out like a cracknel.
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