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And when we found you'd gone we were frightened and he was awfully upset so I said I'd catch you.... You're not ill, are you?" "Ill? No. Never better." Faxon picked up the lantern. "Come; let's go back. It was awfully hot in that diningroom." "Yes; I hoped it was only that." They trudged on in silence for a few minutes; then Faxon questioned: "You're not too done up?" "Oh, no.
Do not be frightened by this visit; we shall disturb you as little as possible." The Emperor, conducted by the good curate, beside himself with eagerness and embarrassment, established himself in the only apartment the house contained, which served at the same time as kitchen, diningroom, bedroom, cabinet, and reception-room.
He dreaded inaction: inaction meant thought: and thought meant such bitter realities as he knew not how to stand up against: but what he liked or disliked was no longer to the point. In that easy-going household, where comfort was obtained at the expense of appearances, there was always a diningroom fire in cold weather, and on this September morning the glow of the flames had a lulling effect.
When he entered the diningroom, brightened by the rosy rays of the morning sun, he found Reine Vincart there before him. She was dressed in a yellow striped woolen skirt, and a jacket of white flannel carelessly belted at the waist. Her dark chestnut hair, parted down the middle and twisted into a loose knot behind, lay in ripples round her smooth, open forehead.
'Gracious mercy! says Goldmore to me, quite confidentially, 'how could he ask us? I really had no idea of this this utter destitution. 'Dinner, dinner! roars out Gray, from the diningroom, whence issued a great smoking and frying; and entering that apartment we find Mrs.
So they once more left the porch, though both boys looked down the lane before going in, to make sure that the queer little butterfly collector was not coming in time to interfere with their immediate plans. Sallie was just tidying up the diningroom when they found her.
With the exception of my mother's favorite morning-room, the principal sitting-rooms that is, the study, the diningroom, and what was emphatically called "the best drawing-room," which was only occupied on great occasions looked south.
These, both of the English and American branches of the race, prevailed in the hotel diningroom, where the Marches had a mid-day dinner so good that it almost made amends for the steam-heating and electric-lighting. As soon as possible after dinner they took the train for Mayence, and ran Rhinewards through a pretty country into what seemed a milder climate.
I'll back your buyings, I'll advertise your sellings. I'll pay a painter to paint you in your Court suit, and hang up a copy of you in my diningroom." "Annette is here," said Tinman, who had been showing Etna's tokens of insurgency. He admired Annette. Not till latterly had Herbert Fellingham been so true an admirer of Annette as Tinman was. She looked sincere and she dressed inexpensively.
"He wouldn't go to bed till you came in. He's still in the diningroom." Soames responded in the hushed tone to which the house was now accustomed. "What's the matter with him, Warmson?" "Nervous, sir, I think. Might be the funeral; might be Mrs. Dartie's comin' round this afternoon. I think he overheard something. I've took him in a negus. The mistress has just gone up."
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