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Updated: June 15, 2025
You was a cross at yer birth, an' you've been a cross ever since. An' now in my old age, when I've worked myself ter the bone, yer leaves me to starve and burn to death. Here she began to cry, and the rest of her utterances was lost in sobs. The dusk had darkened into night, and Mrs. Kemp had retired to rest with the dicky-birds.
But of course Algernon was nevertheless due for his chuckle-headed reply. "I haven't looked," said he. That raised the storm conventional to such an occasion. "What in the name of seventeen little dicky-birds did you think you were up to!" we howled. "Were you going to ride ahead until dark in the childlike faith that that mare might show up somewhere? Here's a nice state of affairs.
Finally, when the lady declared her interest in a cage of birds, and the gentleman drew from his pocket a purse of guineas, and, shaking them before her face, asked if those were the dicky-birds she wished for, the enjoyment of the audience passed all bounds of ordinary expression.
"Clever little thing, he sees everything, all the butterflies and the dicky-birds and the daddy-long-legs. Don't you, my pretty one?" "What's the good of talking to the cat?" said Adeline. "He doesn't understand a word you say." "He doesn't understand the words, he says, but he feels the feeling ... He was the most beautiful of all the pussies, he was, he was." "Nonsense.
Is everybody dining at this hour?" "I dined early with Mrs. Cardross. Mrs. Carrick has taken Shiela and Cecile to that dinner dance at the O'Haras'. It's the last of the season. I thought you might be going later." "Are you?" "No; I'm rather tired." "I'm tired, too. Hang it! I'm always tired but only of Bibi. Quand même! Good night.... I'll probably reappear with the dicky-birds.
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