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Yes, and she heaps presents upon me; she and Filomena bring me, now a bundle of firewood, now a glass of good wine, now macaroni, etc. All the Danes who come here are astonished, and say: "You have got deucedly good people to look after you." Maria's greatest pleasure is talking. She has no time for it in the day. In the evening, however, she tidies my room slowly, entertaining me all the time.
A hard look came into his eyes as they gazed through the holes in the mask, then he gazed at Alice sweet piquant Alice and the hardness melted like snow before the spring sunshine. "Thank God it was no deeper," he said, sitting upright, and rubbing the tips of his black-glove fingers over the patches that covered the gash, "Although deucedly bothersome, it is not of much account."
"My good friend," quoth Wagtail, in a thin weak voice, "I can't tell I don't know; but this I perceive, that I am unable to rise, whether it has risen or no." "Ah weak," quoth Gelid, who had now entered the room. "Nay," said Pepperpot, "not so weak as deucedly sore, and on a very unromantic spot, my dears."
I have no doubt that your grandson thinks himself over head and ears in love with my niece. What Patsy thinks I do not know probably that young men were created for that purpose and that one is very like another." "At his age I should certainly have been most deucedly in love with the lady," said the Earl. "Just so," quoth Julian. "Now I do not know what plans you have for the future of the lad.
I am not at all wanting in genius; I have already sketched some deucedly pretty eyes and noses and ears, ay, and even three or four entire heads; but, dash it all! the business, you know! the business!" "I always thought," said Traugott, "that as soon as a man detected the spark of true genius of a genuine love for art within him, he ought not to know anything about any other business."
"They wouldn't stand that sort of thing in England," said Sir Nigel. "She's deucedly spoiled, you know." He detested the child. He disliked all children, but this one awakened in him more than mere dislike.
"I don't think I could ever be friends with Foster," he said at last; "he hated me at sight; but it is deucedly good of you all the same. I will write him a note and tell him I was the man. I was going to do that, anyhow." "You weren't the man," I asserted; "it was that little brute, Dennison." "He doesn't count," Ward said.
She absolutely made you think she had a lot of it, more than any one else. Mr. Dashwood repeated several times that she was a cool hand a deucedly cool hand, and that he watched her himself, saw ideas come to her, saw her have different notions, and more or less put them to the test, on different nights. She was always alive she liked it herself.
"That he bears the name of Mainwaring, and that he is your father!" "By Jove! I'm with you on that," the other exclaimed heartily, "and I hope you'll win every point in the game; but I've been awfully cut up over what he has said and done recently. I know that he intends to carry his threats into execution, and I'm afraid he'll make it deucedly unpleasant for you, don't you know."
Why people, because they are in a steamboat, should get up so deucedly early I cannot understand. Let the wags laugh on; but a far pleasanter occupation is to sleep until breakfast-time, or near it. The tea, and ham and eggs, which, with a beefsteak or two, and three or four rounds of toast, form the component parts of the above-named elegant meal, are taken in the River Scheldt.
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