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Paul an evangelical churchman. They saw no feature of any truth, but, like all unthinkers, wrapped the words of it in their own foolishness, and then sneered at them. They were too much of ladies, however, to do it disagreeably; they only smiled at the foolish neighbour who believed things they were too sensible to believe.
It is no question of that sort but in your present state of health you are not up to your work, and there was no other alternative." "Oh!" said Bella disagreeably, "does anybody else say I am not up to work except you?" "My dear Miss Blackall, I regret that this has been necessary.
Before the end of the week, I heard from her, and was disagreeably reminded of an incident which we had both forgotten, absorbed as we were in other and greater interests, at the time. Mrs. Tenbruggen had again appeared on the scene! She had written to Miss Jillgall, from Paris, to say that she had heard of old Mr.
"You are perfectly certain I am going to propose to you." She flamed scarlet and half-started up. "Your mother in the next room expects it, too," I went on, laughing even more disagreeably. "Your parents need money they have decided to sell you, their only large income-producing asset. And I am willing to buy. What do you say?" I was blocking her way out of the room.
She liked to be employed, though she thought constantly as she worked. She was of matronly proportions in these days not disagreeably large, but full bodied, shapely, and smooth-faced in spite of her cares. Her eyes were gray and appealing. Her hair was still of a rich brown, but there were traces of gray in it. Her neighbors spoke of her as sweet-tempered, kindly, and hospitable.
"They don't, Miss," returned Barry grimly. He sought her eyes, and her gaze met his for an instant, to be immediately lowered. "These fellows were no more sailors than you are. Perhaps you will be disagreeably surprised to hear that your friend Mr. Leyden looked in on us while the ants were feeding." "Mr. Leyden? Impossible!" cried the girl, drawing back and regarding Barry with horror.
Art is a dead letter to her, and so is literature, unless an unceasing and untiring devotion to three-volume novels be counted under that head. To music, according to her lights, she professes, and often feels, a strong leaning. There is one thing about her that strikes you disagreeably in society. It is her want of conversation with ladies and married people.
The last night was disagreeably could; we were unable to set out untill 8 oclock A.M. in consequence of a heavy fogg, which obscured the river in such a manner that we could not see our way; this is the first we have experienced in any thing like so great a degree; there was also a fall of due last evening, which is the second we have experienced since we have entered this extensive open country. at eight we set out and proceeded as yesterday by means of the cord principally, the hills are high and the country similar to that of yesterday.
Her pale face and languid air perplexed and worried her father and her friends. She explained to them that the heat affected her disagreeably. Long days had passed since that Sunday morning when she kissed the borderman. What transports of sweet hope and fear were hers then! How shame had scorched her happiness! Yet still she gloried in the act.
The squire would not have had young men to stay with him had there been no ladies to grace his table. But for her, she knew that no one would want her there. Now and again she must go, as otherwise her very existence, without going, would be a thing disagreeably noticeable. But there was no other reason why she should join the party; nor in joining it would she either give or receive pleasure.
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