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Updated: June 25, 2025
"You English are wonderful," he murmured, as he took the paper. "Imagine you doing that! Then," he added, resuming the confidential tone, "I suppose you will leave the Foucault now, hein?" "I suppose so," she said carelessly. "You go to England?" She turned to him, as she patted the creases out of a strip of paper with a duster, and shook her head. "Not to England?" "No."
Rather, I should say, it is the perfection of pellucid serenity. It lacks the full-throated eternal youthfulness of dawn in the English countryside; but, for calmly exquisite serenity, it is matchless. To my mind it is grateful as cold water is to a heated, tired body. It smooths out the creases of the mind, and is wonderfully calming.
It gave a ghastly hue of death to the human face, but it would light up the creases and wrinkles of the most weathered neck that came under the barber's blade. That was the main consideration, for most of the barber's work was done by night, that trade or profession, as those who pursue it unfailingly hold it to be being a side line in connection with his duties as station agent.
We ask nothing else in the way of recompense." The Squire folded the paper carefully and put it away in his breast pocket with the manner of one caching a treasure. "Boys, what are you waiting for?" he inquired, with an affectation of surprise. Their wide grins narrowed into the creases of wonderment of their own. Hexter patted his breast where he had stowed away the paper.
"O mother!" cried Mary, "don't!" "What is it?" asked Nicholas, folding the tablecloth in careful creases. "Say your say and git it over." Hattie rocked faster and faster. Even in the stress of the moment Nicholas remembered that the old chair was well made, and true to its equilibrium.
The skin incision must be sufficiently extensive to give access to the whole of the affected area, and to avoid disfigurement should, whenever possible, be made in the line of the natural creases of the skin. In exposing the glands the common facial and other venous trunks may require to be clamped and tied.
The girl looked a brilliant woman in a superb Venetian dress of purple velvet, which she called 'the Branciani dress, and once attired in it, and the rich purges and swelling creases over the shoulders puffed out to her satisfaction, and the run of yellow braid about it properly inspected and flattened, she would not return to her more homely wear, though very soon her mother began to whimper and say that she had lost her so long, and now that she had found her it hardly seemed the same child.
The bodice is the least thing in the world crinkly, for I'm broader than Bridgie, and stretch it out, and then it goes into creases on her figure. We might try washing the skirt to take out the stains, and then it would be clean, if the colour did run a bit! Ride round by the back roads, dear, and I'll keep behind, and not disgrace you!"
The rector's kind eyes were puckered round with little creases of distress. "Did you think that?" he asked. She smiled and there was less of bitterness in the smile this time. "No," she answered frankly. "I didn't. I thought you'd come to pay a kindly visit to the outcast."
With ominous deliberation the millionaire picked up a newspaper from the floor, where apparently it had been crumpled and flung, smoothed out the creases, and approached the Baron till their noses were in danger of collision. While executing this manoeuvre the silence was only broken by the suppressed sobbing of his daughter. Then at last he spoke. "Our mails, sir, have just arrived.
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