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And you would never hear it from his mouth. Molly, child, they say Trampas would kill him if he dared, and that's on account of you." "I never saw Trampas," said Molly, fixing her eyes upon the speaker. "No, deary. But before a lot of men Taylor has told me about it Trampas spoke disrespectfully of you, and before them all he made Trampas say he was a liar.
There could be no question that men were getting to like serious women; the most amazing subjects were coming up at dinner-parties, and you might hear the best people speak disrespectfully of their own money, which means that the new Revolution will have not merely its "Egalité Orleans," but also some of the ladies of his family! I telephoned from Sylvia's house to Mrs.
We were to scatter and surround the church, and ask the people outside to step inside, and then lock the door, and place a guard on three sides of the little old church where there were windows, but not to fire a gun unless attacked, and not to speak disrespectfully to any person. If there was any argument with anybody, I was to do the talking.
Urania contributed a more costly gift, in the shape of a perfume cabinet, all cut-glass, walnut-wood, and ormolu. 'Urania's presents are always meant to crush one, said Blanche disrespectfully; 'they are like the shields and bracelets those rude soldiers flung at poor Tarpeia. Urania was to be one of the picnic party. She was to be the only stranger present.
"But, Martin, I can't; I'm chairman of the Finance Committee. Mrs. Walton " "Don't let me hear that old viper's name again in this house. She's the serpent in this town tempting the last one of you to " "I can't have you speak disrespectfully of our chief, dear," said Mabel with frigid dignity. "And what's your husband, I'd like to know!"
Constance departed to greet the curate thus disrespectfully designated, a youthful individual of rather prepossessing appearance. Just behind him appeared Rose and Muriel LeCroix and other girls whom Frances knew at school. Soon the children came thick and fast, shy youngsters propelled by older brothers and sisters, independent groups, a few babies in arms, a scattering of older people.
Usually Prince Michael responded to that sort of airy nonsense. When sure of his audience, he had spoken much more disrespectfully of the Parisian band of Kings in exile. But to-day his chubby cheeks refused to crease in a grin. He remained morose, oracular, heavy jowled. In fact, he had set himself a very difficult task. Now that the moment had arrived for its fulfilment, he shirked it.
As nobody knew what this work was, it could not be brought formally against him, but lesser crimes were found, such as that of eating meat in Lent and speaking disrespectfully of monks, sins which even in Portugal most people were more or less guilty of. Buchanan, however, had no very dreadful penalty to bear.
"I don't know what you're getting at, but it seems to me that you're speaking disrespectfully of an angel that I've insulted, and I " "Now see here, Mellin, I'll tell you something." The boy's white face showed sudden color and there was a catch in his voice. "I was I've been mighty near in love with that woman! But I've had a kind of a shock; I've got my common-sense back, and I'm not, any more.
He told him, what he did not know before, that God had often revealed to some men events which were to happen hundreds of years afterwards, and directed him to converse with me, and I could fully inform him on that subject. William resolved to converse with me at a future period, but having heard some of his relations speak rather disrespectfully of me, he was in no hurry.
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