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The wedding was a mighty grand affair, and everybody as jolly and merry as could be, except of course the poor old wife, who crept away from all the noise and fun to sit disconsolately on a quiet branch just under a crow's nest, where she could be as melancholy as she liked without anybody poking fun at her.
A rainy day, and people passing with umbrellas disconsolately between the spectator and these various scenes of indoor occupation and comfort. With this sketch might be mingled and worked up some story that was going on within the chamber where the spectator was situated. All the dead that had ever been drowned in a certain lake to arise.
"What do you mean?" asks Rylton, calmly enough, but with a change of colour. "Ah! you will not betray her, but I know. It was Mrs. Bethune. Now" she goes nearer to him, her pretty, childish face transformed by grief and anger "now, confess, it was!" She draws back again. "No," says she, sighing disconsolately. "No, of course you would not tell.
Cox and Booth decided to sleep in the printing office, and after the girls had driven away with their escorts and the villagers had dispersed to their homes, Thursday put on his coat and walked to the hotel with Hetty. "All that row was about me," he remarked disconsolately. "But they didn't get you," said Hetty, triumph in her voice. "No."
But mamma doesn't say anything," added Violet, disconsolately. "We must sleep upon it, mamma thinks," said Jem. "We need not be in haste to decide upon it for a day or two," said Mrs Inglis. "I am afraid we must, mamma. The sooner the better, Mr Oswald says; and that is why I came to-day." "I wish you would come and keep house for me. I am getting tired of it," said Miss Bethia.
I thought I could do it with finesse, and I have failed. I'd give anything to know what safe deposit vault they kept the fake money in." I said nothing as we strolled away, leaving Burke's man still to watch, hoping against hope. Kennedy walked disconsolately through the station, and I followed.
"You can't bleed a mother because her son got into trouble at least, not for more than a hundred." "Letters have been scarce lately," said his agent disconsolately; "I think people have either given up keeping or writing them." "Maybe," said the colonel. "Anyway, I didn't bring you down to talk about letters. I've work for you." Selby looked uneasy, and that in itself was a discouraging sign.
Disconsolately he wandered across to the Bijou Theatre, a tumble-down hut where a huge crowd was jostling and shouting. He ran into something and half apologised. "Oh, don't mind me," a high-pitched voice shrieked excitedly. He turned round and saw the flushed face of a girl of about nineteen looking up at him. She was alone.
When Ellis, after this rebuff, had disconsolately taken his leave, Clara, much elated at the righteous punishment she had inflicted upon the slanderer, ran upstairs to the nursery, and, snatching Dodie from Mammy Jane's arms, began dancing gayly with him round the room.
That was in August, 1912, and we firmly intended to go back to Switzerland the next year to have another look at, the rainfall and the rest of the statistics and status quos. But the opportunity has not come. So that is why we wander disconsolately about Washington Square, trying to make up our mind to unburden our bosom to the Swiss consul and tell him the worst.
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