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She crimsoned as she spoke and looked suspiciously at Paula, who simply replied: "Perhaps," and then added, as she hung the ribbon with the key round her neck: "Now, you little girls, it is breakfast time; I am not going down to-day."
There are only two of you?" "Oh . . . as though we were thinking of wearing them! They are not to be worn; they are for the trousseau!" "Ah, mamam, what are you saying?" said the daughter, and she crimsoned again. "Our visitor might suppose it was true. I don't intend to be married. Never!" She said this, but at the very word "married" her eyes glowed.
On the bed lay folded a white night gown; a pair of knitted pink slippers stood close together on the floor beside it. There was a cheap curtain across the alcove; she drew it, turned, looked at him; and slowly her oval face crimsoned. "You needn't wash your face," he said very gently. She crept into the depths of a big arm-chair and lay back watching him with inscrutable eyes.
Yet it is sweeter to walk side by side, our feet stepping out into the sunlight together, and our shadows mingling behind. I want you beside me." The last words rang with sudden warmth. Dong-Yung trembled and crimsoned.
"Please, sir," she said, as her cheeks crimsoned with blushes, "they say you came into town with that queer man they call Major Potter?" "And what of that, my child?" I replied, as another sentence trembled upon her lips, which were as tempting as ripe cherries. "Why, sir," she lisped, "you must know that although he now and then talks like a sensible man, he is set down for a great fool.
With such a thought he had seen him making his way towards the cottage that very evening when he himself turned back, as long as those crimsoned windows were visible, to look for Nettie, who did not show herself. The doctor was bound to see a distant patient, miles on the other side of Carlingford.
You can go home." The poor lad's face crimsoned instantly, and he tried to say something about his mother's being sick, but Mr. Abercrombie waved his hand impatiently, and told him that he didn't wish to hear any excuse. Scarcely had the boy left the presence of Mr. Abercrombie, ere this hasty action was repented of.
The same sort of exchange of clothes was made by me and Craig clapped a Van Dyck beard on my chin." "I I'm so glad," she repeated. "I didn't think you'd " She cut the sentence short, remembering her eyes and the photograph as we entered, and a deep blush crimsoned her face. "Mum's the word," cautioned Kennedy, "You must smuggle us out of the house, some way."
No honest heart could yield long to the comforting of the fair world, knowing that some of her fairest fields would soon be crimsoned afresh with the blood of her children. But Dorothy's sadness was not all for her country in general.
"My wife is timid," said Ronald, "always nervous with strangers." Dora was sitting under the shade of a large flowering tree, her hands folded, and her eyes riveted on the distant hills; there was something in her listless manner that touched both ladies more than any words could have done. A deep flush crimsoned her face when Ronald and his guests stood before her.
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