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Among the people who were turning away from it disappointedly he noticed a girl who could not make up her mind to leave and was enviously watching the people going in. She was dressed very simply in black; she was not very tall; her face was thin and she looked delicate; and at the moment he did not notice whether she were pretty or plain.
"I'll thank her," replied Gertie, "but I shan't accept the invitation." "I'd see that she was civil to you." "And I shall see," said the girl obstinately, "that she doesn't get many chances of being anything else. I'd no idea you had swell relatives; otherwise I'd never have gone on with it." He went back disappointedly, and Mr. He described himself as feeling bruised, black and blue, all over.
"That'll make one section they won't get, anyway." Pink gave him a startled look across the table. "You ain't going to grab it, are yuh?" he demanded disappointedly. "I sure am if it's three-hundred-and-twenty acres of land you mean. If I don't, somebody else will." He sighed humorously. "Next summer you'll see me hoeing spuds, most likely if the law says I GOT to."
"But if you felt so bad, whatever was you out so long for, Bunting? I thought you'd gone away somewhere! D'you mean you only went to get the paper?" "I just stopped for a second to look at it under the lamp," he muttered apologetically. "That was a silly thing to do!" "Perhaps it was," he admitted meekly. Daisy had taken up the paper. "Well, they don't say much," she said disappointedly.
"Where's father?" he asked, turning a very flushed but very triumphant face towards them, and waving his basket proudly. "In the dining-room," said Kitty, and Dan hastened on. His face fell a little, though, when he saw the table, and his father already eating. "I'm awfully sorry I'm late," he said disappointedly. "I thought I should have been in heaps of time.
Armstrong, disappointedly, for she saw from the first, a native dignity and delicacy in Margaret which would shrink from the contact with others, and intended to have paid the extra price demanded for a room herself, if one could have been obtained. At that moment, old Trot came in through the open door, and looked around, as though he did not like the appearance of things.
Miss Wilson invited her visitors to join the tennis players. Mr. Jansenius looked sternly and disappointedly at Agatha, who elevated her left eyebrow and depressed her right simultaneously; but he, shaking his head to signify that he was not to be conciliated by facial feats, however difficult or contrary to nature, went out with Miss Wilson, followed by Mrs. Jansenius and Mrs. Wylie.
It was an old safe, an old, old make and style, and Mr. Dart sighed and shook his head a little disappointedly as he knelt, brought out of his pockets a set of bright, new tools and set to work. "Any time," he mused when the door swung open, "that they put a pal of mine out of the running they better get up-to-date."
"Oh, I say," Percy cried, disappointedly and a little angrily, for out of the corner of his eye he could see that his friend was laughing at him, "we would only keep you for a moment or two. You needn't be afraid of us. We won't bite, you know." "We don't know you well enough to be sure even of that," said Mollie, coming suddenly and flippantly into the conversation.
"I guess that was the reason Bob went to Colina last week to kind of arrange for Pearl going up to make a visit to the old man. But shucks!" he broke off, "what am I telling you this for, when you know more than I do?" His bright, beady eyes rested on Hanson's with pleased and eager anticipation as he awaited further revelations. "Nothing more to tell," replied the other disappointedly.
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