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Are you listening? "I saw that the mystery would remain unsolved until Jack's return home; and when I had a letter from him a week ago, asking me to dine with him to-night, I accepted eagerly. He was just home, he said, and I would meet an old Cambridge man. We were to dine at Jack's club, and I took the photograph with me. I recognized Jack as soon as I entered the waiting-room of the club.
He could only say: 'Well, I ham pleased, I'm sure, sir, to see you. And so I'm sure, sir, will master. 'How is your master, Brown? Mr Gregory eagerly put in. 'I think he's better, sir, thank you; but he's had a dreadful time of it. I 'ope he's gettin' some sleep now, but 'What has been the matter I couldn't make out from your letter? Was it an accident of any kind?
But eagerly he responded, "Yes," for he cared little where he went or what became of him, he was so glad of an opportunity to see more of the wonders of this unknown world. The captain made a few inquiries respecting his friends, his home, and his past modes of life, and then engaged him for the cruise.
Wood called his windbreak, because they kept the snow from drifting in the winter time. I thought it was a beautiful place. Miss Laura had been here before, but not for some years, so she, too, was looking about quite eagerly. "Welcome to Dingley Farm, Joe," said Mrs. Wood, with her jolly laugh, as she watched me jump from the carriage seat to the ground.
And so, lady, if you will take me, I will go with you and serve you; and poor and ignorant as I am, I can serve you, yes, ma'am," she added, eagerly, "I can serve you more and better than you think, indeed, indeed I can." "Alas, poor child," said Edith, "I am one who must learn to do without attendance and service. I have no home to give you."
There could be nothing in it that Harvey would wish to hide from her. So, with hands that trembled, and cheeks that felt warm, she began to read. The letter was Mrs. Abbott's acknowledgment of the quarterly cheque she received from Rolfe. Alma was surprised at the mention of money in the first line, and read eagerly on. What could this mean?
Their first attack will be upon Rogers, him whom we call the Mountain Wolf." "Rogers! Is he somewhere near us?" exclaimed Robert eagerly. "Far to the east toward Andiatarocte, but they mean to strike him. The Frenchmen De Courcelles and Jumonville will join with Tandakora, then St.
The first who drew his attention was a young man with a pleasant face, dressed in a short jacket, standing in front of a middle-aged woman with dark eyebrows, and he was eagerly telling her something and gesticulating with his hands. Beside them sat an old man, with blue spectacles, holding the hand of a young woman in prisoner's clothes, who was telling him something.
Ken and I will be home every holiday, and perhaps we can run down from New Haven, now and then, over Sundays," remarked Jim, eagerly. Eleanor held up an assuring hand, as she nodded her wise little head knowingly and said: "Leave it to Nolla, boys!" They laughed and agreed that there was no one else that could arrange affairs any better!
It did not look exactly like the corn that he saw at home, but still he knew it would be safe to eat it. He broke off an ear and eagerly ate the kernels raw. Oh, how good it was! Robinson could not remember anything that tasted half so good. He ate as much as he wanted and then filled his pockets with ears of corn for his supper. Then he went back to the spring to get another drink.
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