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He might give expression to brutal passion, but in no circumstances whatever must he break down and weep in public. He turned quickly and blundered out of the room with a stumbling eagerness to be alone that was extraordinarily pathetic. "You'll admit, B., that it's cursedly hard lines on Ronnie after all these years," Frank said with what sounded like genuine emotion. She took that up at once.
Laboured in writing and marking extracts to be copied from breakfast to dinner, with the exception of an hour spent in telling Johnnie the history of his namesake, Gilpin. Mr. William and Mrs. Lockhart dined with us. Tom Moore and Sir Thomas Lawrence came in the evening, which made a pleasant soirée. Smoke my French Egad, it is time to air some of my vocabulary. It is, I find, cursedly musty.
You will not carry off some of the common stock, though I think you justly might, considering how much you have put into it. What, then, shall we do? Work we cannot, beg we will not; and, between you and me, we are cursedly extravagant! What remains but marriage?" "It is true," said Clifford, with a half sigh. "You may well sigh, my good fellow.
Come, introduce me. I know his mouth will never cease laughing, once I begin upon him." "Naturally it is understood that you will remain here with us." "Of course. Old Sárvölgyi, as it is, had made sour faces enough at the unusual invasion of guests: and he has a cursedly sullen housekeeper.
He swore at Michael for being what the offspring of a legal, though morganatic, union should not be called, and said to me in an almost confidential and apparently friendly tone: "He gets in my way, you know. He's a jealous brute! Faith, I nearly stuck a knife into him last night; he came most cursedly mal a propos!" My temper was well under control now; I was learning something. "A lady?"
Smivvle gave it a fierce wrench, loosed it, and clenching his fist, smote himself two blows in the region of the heart. "Sir," said he, "you behold in me a deserted and therefore doleful ruminant chewing reflection's solitary cud. And, sir, it is a bitter cud, cursedly so, wherein the milk of human kindness is curdled, sir, curdled most damnably, my dear Beverley!
And both of you obsessed by the same one man! I pity that man! The only thing for him to do is to keep out of it! No, Manella! think as you like, she is not beautiful. You ARE beautiful. But SHE is clever, You are NOT clever. You may thank God for that! SHE is outrageously, unnaturally, cursedly clever!
Where are the men?" "Forrard, sir, a hangin' over the starboard rail. Thar's somethin' cursedly strange a happenin' in that damn fog. Harwood was the first ter hear the clatter ov en oar slippin' in a rowlock. I thought the feller wus crazy, till I heerd sumthin' also, an' then, sir, while we wus still a listenin' we both caught sound ov a Spanish oath, spoke as plain as if the buck was aboard."
You see, Peregrine, I have learned, though I grant you a little painfully, still I have learned at last to ah to care for you so much that your unhappiness would affect me rather cursedly, boy yes, rather cursedly." "Uncle Jervas," said I, "indeed indeed I am proud to have won your esteem; I shall endeavour to be worthy of it."
"Marry Cleone Meredith?" said the Viscount at last. "Marry her yes," said Barnabas slowly. "Why then, in the first place let me tell you she's devilish high and proud." "'T is so I would have her!" nodded Barnabas. "And cursedly hard to please." "So I should judge her," nodded Barnabas. "And heiress to great wealth." "No matter for that," said Barnabas. "And full of whims and fancies."
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