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Invitations for tea at the tuck shop poured in thick and fast, but Catherine answered for her: "Not a bit of it; she belongs to the 'Jolly Susan' first of all, and we've a spread of ship's rations in my room all ready for the occasion." Judith looked so radiant at the party that Sally May, who always knew the latest bit of gossip, said disappointedly,
"When do you think you will get off, Giff?" she said. "I'm not quite sure," he answered; he was sitting on one of the lower steps, and leaning on his elbow in the grass, so that he might see her face. "I suppose it will take a fortnight to arrange everything." "I'm sorry for that," Lois said, disappointedly. "I thought you would go in a few days."
Suddenly Charlotte saw Anderson's face in her thoughts for the first time very plainly. "Yes," she said, "of course. Let us go in the other room, Eddy, and see if Amy doesn't want anything." She led Eddy forcibly into the parlor. "It is so late, I am afraid he won't come," the little boy said, disappointedly, when the clock on the mantel struck eleven just as they entered.
It's mostly her they're following in this 'ere description. And then the boss who has charge of that sort of thing looked up what other people had said I mean when the other crimes was committed. That's how he made up this 'Wanted." "Then The Avenger may be quite a different sort of man?" said Bunting slowly, disappointedly. "Well, of course he may be.
"He is evidently a very fine man," said Jill, it must be confessed a little disappointedly, having expected something a little less ordinary in the way of history, "but I can't say I see anything strange about it all!" The dragoman, slightly downcast by the lack of enthusiasm on the part of his audience, took in a huge quantity of the absolutely stifling air and started afresh.
"I suppose we can't expect to get colour every time?" observed Johnny disappointedly. "Let's try her again." We tried her again; and yet again; and then some more; but always with the same result. Our hands became puffed and wrinkled with constant immersion in the water, and began to feel sore from the continual stirring of the rubble.
There are people, and we are all tempted to be of the number, who look back upon the past and see nothing there but themselves, their own cleverness, their own success; 'burning incense to their own net, and sacrificing to their own drag. Another mood leads us to look back into the past dolefully and disappointedly, to say, 'I have broken down so often; my resolutions have all gone to water so quickly; I have tried and failed over and over again.
But I fancy he finds the boys quite enough to handle during the daytime, without having the care of them at night. And to be frank I do not approve of the idea at all." "Then then you positively will not help us?" asked Janice, disappointedly. "You have not proved your case to my mind Miss Day," said the old gentleman, sternly. "It is not a feasible plan that you suggest.
"That's where it was placed by Chatfield, according to Zachary Spurge." "And of course Chatfield's removed it during the night," remarked Gilling. "That message which Sir Cresswell read us must have been all wrong the Pike's come south and she's been somewhere about maybe been in that cove at the end of the glen though she'll have cleared out of it hours ago!" he concluded disappointedly.
"'Tain't nothin'," said Susan, sliding back disappointedly on her pillow. "Sure an' it is," said Bridget; "it's somethin' grand." "'Tain't nothin'," persisted Susan, "but a May party in Cen'ral Park. Every one takes somethin' ter eat in a box, an' the boys play ball an' the girls dance round, an' the cops let you run on the grass. I knows all about it, fer my sister Katie was 'queen' onct."
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