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If that does not succeed, try the old-fashioned remedy of putting a cold large door-key down the back. If these plans fail, try the effects either of powdered alum or of powdered matico, used after the fashion of snuff a pinch or two either of the one or of the other, or of both, should be sniffed up the bleeding nostril.
"Yes, now then, Jenny!" and again he came to a halt. Whilst Jenny waited, her eyes once glittered strangely under their half-dropped lids; and Martin Hillyard followed the direction of their gaze to the door-key lying upon the table beside Sir Chichester's hand. "Jenny," said Sir Chichester, who had at last formulated a question. "You informed us that Mrs.
Then the woman who had lent the breakfast-ware came running to say that Joby was getting impatient. Humility handed the door-key to her, and so the little procession passed out and down across Mount Folly. Joby had drawn his van up close to the granite steps. They were the only passengers, it seemed.
Basil, I could never bear him in that hat, and I must have gone for him! I consoled Philippa as well as I could, but she kept screaming. 'How did I kill him? 'Goodness only knows, Philippa, I replied; 'but you had a key in your hand a door-key. 'Ah, that fatal latch-key! she said, 'the cause of our final quarrel. Where is it? What have you done with it? she shouted.
Here was the affection that I had looked for in the glacial regions of the great world, true affection, unostentatious but tender, and possibly lasting. "'Don't take it to heart so, the mother said; 'stay on here. My husband is on his way towards us even now, she went on. 'I looked into the Gospel of St. John this evening while Pauline hung our door-key in a Bible from her fingers.
Dixon and his wife, and their eldest girl, worked in factories, and were absent all day from the house: the youngest child, also a little girl, was boarded out on the week-days at the neighbour's where the door-key was deposited, but although busy making dirt-pies, at the entrance to the court, when Libbie came in, she was too young to care much about her parents' new lodger.
"Here comes a fellow with mustaches and a cigar. Every fellow who smokes and wears mustaches is a low fellow. Oh! it's Mr. Strong I hope you are well, Mr. Strong?" and the old gentleman, making a dignified bow to the chevalier, was about to pass into his house; directing toward the lock of the door, with trembling hand, the polished door-key.
He was coming home late that night from the Sports Club, from a delectable evening which had lasted till one o'clock in the morning, when just as he put the large door-key into his mother's cottage he grew aware of peculiar phenomena at the top end of Brougham Street, where it runs into St Luke's Square.
"Divil a shtick but me door-key, an' that they tuk home an' lift in the door." Hewitt opened his office door. "Come in," he said, "and tell me all about this. You come, too, Brett." The Irishman and I followed him into the inner office, where, shutting the door, Hewitt suddenly turned on the Irishman and exclaimed sharply: "Then you've still got it?"
That is understood?" "That is perfectly understood," returned Mr. Taggett, drawing a narrow red note-book from the inner pocket of his workman's blouse, and producing at the same time a small nickel-plated door-key. "This is the key of Mr. Shackford's private workshop in the extension. I have not been able to replace it on the mantel-shelf of his sitting-room in Lime Street.
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