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This act started the rustling again; and through the open doorway they could see that it was nothing but a swallow which had in some way become imprisoned there. Marjorie caught it in her hand, where it lay palpitating distressedly; and thrusting her arm through a broken pane of glass, allowed the creature to escape.
"He won't listen to me," said Cherry. "He won't hear of a divorce!" "I know!" Alix said, distressedly. "But what shall I do I can't go with him!" Cherry protested. Alix was silent. "What shall I do?" Cherry pleaded again. "Why, I don't see what else you CAN do, but go with him!" Alix said, in a troubled voice.
'Aye, aye. What does Sir Rupert say about me? 'Well, he says, Hamilton began distressedly, 'that you had better give up all notions of Gloria and go in for English politics. The Dictator laughed; and at the same time felt a little touched. He could not help remembering the declaration of his life's policy he had just been making to Sir Rupert Langley's daughter.
Believe me, I do not in the least regret that he is an adversary worthy of my steel, and no feeble specimen of his noxious tribe." "But he's not a noxious tribe," cried the Boy distressedly. "Oh dear, oh dear, how stupid men are when they get an idea into their heads!
A good DRAGON. Believe me, I do not in the least regret that he is an adversary worthy of my steel, and no feeble specimen of his noxious tribe." "But he's NOT a noxious tribe," cried the Boy distressedly. "Oh dear, oh dear, how STUPID men are when they get an idea into their heads!
But the laugh in the pleasant blue eyes died out suddenly. Little Rebecca Mary lay too heavy on the minister's wife's heart for mirth. Aunt Olivia went into Rebecca Mary's room in the middle of the night. She had been in three times before. "She looks thinner than she did last time," Aunt Olivia murmured, distressedly. "Tomorrow night how long do children live without eating?
"I told you before," she said; and then distressedly like a child wearied by importunities, "Oh I wish you I wish every one would leave me alone!" It was all very well to be pretty and admired, but not much gratification, thanks to Bessie's jealousy, and untoward circumstances, had Deleah experienced so far from looks or lovers.
No, there is no light, and, to tell the truth, I care not now." "But if you are not guilty it is not too late; there is my girl! If the real criminal should appear can you not see?" The poor woman, distressedly pale, her hair still abundant, her eyes still bright, her pulses aglow, as they had ever been, made a gesture of appeal with hands that were worn and thin.
This feeble impulse forced him forward, his arms extended. "Don't be afraid, dear. I am not a ghost!" Veath dropped into a chair near the window, and closed his eyes, his ears, his heart. "Oh, Hugh, Hugh," the girl moaned, putting her hands over her face, even as he clasped her awkwardly, half-heartedly in his arms. He was saying distressedly to himself: "She loves me! I cannot break her heart!"
How often have I myself, my adieus seemingly done, my hat in my hand and my feet on the threshold, taken a fresh grip, hat or no hat, on the pump-handle, and set good-natured, Christian folk distressedly wondering if I would never stop!
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