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Marcelle shrugged her shoulders, deprecatingly. "I shall be glad to help always," she said, with simple dignity, "if you wish to make me one of you. We have an old copy of Shakespeare at home that was my mother's, and I have read much of it in the long winter evenings.
He was not ashamed of them, and yet, as he felt them flow burning down his cheeks, he stretched out his hands deprecatingly to the phantom with the rosy cheeks and fascinating smile, to the shadow of the last year, and murmured: "Away from me! Come not near me, to tempt my heart! I may not follow you I may not, and I will not."
She suits me admirably, and what they say about her is all nonsense; of course I do not mean any disrespect to Mrs. Petter." Mr. Petter deprecatingly waved his hand. "I understand perfectly your reference to my wife," he said "Her mind, I think, has been acted upon by others. Allow me to say, madam, that your words have encouraged and delighted me. I feel we are moving in the right direction.
I shall claim the right to speak from my own knowledge of the Indians and from their admission to me that they were led away by the vague representations of Martinez, Brace, and Winslow." "Pardon pardon me," said Senor Perkins deprecatingly, "you are mistaken. My general instructions, no doubt, justified these young gentlemen in taking, I shall not say extreme, but injudicious measures."
And you?" she turned to Monsieur Wachner. He hesitated, and looked at his wife deprecatingly. "L'Ami Fritz," said Madame Wachner, "will play 'is system, Mesdames. However, I am glad to say that to-day he soon gave it up in honour of our friend here. What 'ave you made?" she asked him. "Only eight hundred francs," he said, his face clouding over.
"Faithie, dear," said she, deprecatingly, "I don't like to put such work upon you while you go to school; but I ought not to afford to have Miss McElroy this spring. Can't you make up some of these with me?" There were articles of clothing for Faith, herself. She felt the present duty upon her; and how could she rebel? Yet what was to become of the great scheme?
His countenance had suddenly become very grave, and as he could only be alluding to his lost page, Heideck thought he might at last venture to ask a question as to the whereabouts of the Circassian. But the Prince shook his head deprecatingly. "Do not ask me about her. It is a painful story, which I do not care to mention, since it recalls one of the worst hours of my life.
Glad of any theme he could speak on, Harry informed her that Beckley Court was bought by his grandfather Bonner from the proceeds of a successful oil speculation. 'So we ain't much on that side, he said. 'Oil! was the Countess's weary exclamation. 'I imagined Beckley Court to be your ancestral mansion. Oil! Harry deprecatingly remarked that oil was money.
"Not a-course," he added deprecatingly, "meanin' that anything like that would be likely to happen to you. Seein' as you didn't exactly understand, I wouldn't take no steps against you." And, even more encouragingly, "I doubt if I'd hev any legal right to proceed against anybody without seeing Den without seeing the rightful owner first."
Ho admitted it, and to her outcry of "Oh, that noble public life!" smiled deprecatingly "My dear young lady, if you only knew the burden it brings!" "It brings its burden," said Adela, correcting, with a most proper instinct, another enthusiastic burst. "At the same time the honour is above the load. Am I talking too romantically? You are at least occupied."
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