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'And his face looks so shiny and damp-like, said Miss Mag, with a horrible sort of scrutiny. 'Exactly so, Miss, 'tis weakness, observed Dangerfield. 'And you were wiping it with your pocket-handkerchief when I looked in, continued Miss Mag. 'Was I ha, ha 'tis wonderful how quick we learn a new business. I vow I begin to think I should make a very respectable nursetender.
Dangerfield stood erect; all his appointments were natty, and his dress, though quiet, rich in material, and there was that air of reserve, and decision, and command about him, which suggests money, an article held much in esteem in that retreat. He had a way of seeing every thing in a moment without either staring or stealing glances, and nobody suspected him of making a scrutiny.
It was all too plain and outspoken. ''Tis possible this may be true thus much. A Charles Archer is dead, and yet another Charles Archer, the object of my search, still living, said Mervyn. 'Hey! that didn't strike me, said Dangerfield, as much amused as was consistent with moderately good breeding. 'But I can quite account, Mr.
It was not a declaration of your love for me; it was a declaration of my love for you!" I could not help laughing, and then she did box my ears. "That little minx of a Miss Dangerfield busied herself until your return from your golf game in copying from your diary its choicest extracts," continued Grace, after we had "made up," "but I managed to get them away from her, and I have them yet.
"Fear you nothing, Master Topham," answered Dangerfield; "it is right to keep a man's gifts in use; and were I altogether to renounce oaths in my private discourse, how should I know how to use one when I needed it? But you hear me use none of your Papist abjurations.
Sturk, you'll not mention my name; I rely, Sir, on your honour, as you may on my good-will; and Dangerfield shook hands with Nutter significantly, and called to Irons, who was waiting to accompany him, and the two anglers walked away together up the river.
Dangerfield had a way with him that few men with any sort of taste for the knowledge of evil could resist; and the cold-eyed justice of the peace hung on his words with an attentive rapture, and felt that he was drinking deep and pleasant draughts from the sparkling fountains of knowledge; and was really sorry, and shook him admiringly by the hand, when Dangerfield, who had special business at home, rose up in his brisk way, and flashed a farewell over the company from his spectacles.
And Dangerfield, just before mounting, popped into Cleary's shop, and in his grim, laconic way, asked the proprietor, among his meal-bags and bacon, about fifty questions in less than five minutes.
"LaHume and Miss Lawrence are out playing," languidly answered Marshall. "What's happened? Don't prolong this suspense." Miss Ross and Miss Dangerfield turned the corner and Chilvers saw them. Chilvers is married, but has lost none of his effervescence and consequently retains his popularity. "Come here," he called, motioning to these two charming young ladies. "I've got something for you!
So Dangerfield's little dyspepsy had like to have cured one or other of the village leeches, for ever and a day, of the heart-ache and all other aches that flesh is heir to. For Dangerfield commenced with Toole: and that physician, on the third day of his instalment, found that Sturk had stept in and taken his patient bodily out of his hands.
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