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Olson, who was now a junior partner in the firm of Remsen, Van Kirk and Co., stood by him faithfully in these days of sorrow. He was never effusive in his sympathy, but was patiently forbearing with his friend's whims and moods, and humored him as if he had been a sick child intrusted to his custody.
"It is, however, delightful to have a neighbor," Miss Roberta exclaimed and then blushed at her temerity. The elder lady frowned; Roberta had always been so sadly effusive, she felt. Men ought not to be flattered so. Mr. Carlyon bowed, and the platitudes were continued, each felt he or she must approach the subject of Halcyone's lessons, but waited for the other to begin.
"Such an agreeable coincidence," beamed the good little lady. "Or perhaps this is not your first visit here, like ours? When did you return? Carlisle...." Carlisle, having forgotten more about the Great Game than her mother would ever know, was far from effusive.
Carmen was not effusive in her greeting; she left that role to Miss Tavish, taking for herself that of confidential friend. She was almost retiring in her manner, but she made Jack feel that she had a strong personal interest in his welfare, and she asked a hundred questions about the voyage and about town and about Edith.
The Master, who went specially to Plymouth to fetch Finn, said Betty must expect a certain reserve at first in the wolfhound's attitude. "He can't possibly remember you, of course, and, nowadays, he is not effusive, not very ready to make new friends."
Y're jest gittun' ready to preach, 'n' I'm ready to give ye my support." "That's the talk," said Councill. "I'm with ye on that." Pill shook his head. The painful silence which followed was broken by the effusive voice of Wheat: "Let us pray and remember our lost brother." The urgings of the people were of no avail. Mr.
But, being a young gentleman of by no means effusive nature, Tod preferred to remain stationary, holding to the toe of his red shoe and gazing upward with an expression of approbation and indifference commingled, which delighted his feminine admirers beyond expression. "He knows it is something new," said 'Toinette. "See how he looks at it."
His voice rang harsh and exultant through the sinking roar of the beaten river. "We've cut the last ledge clean away," he said. A great shout went up, and Nasmyth held out his hand to Laura. "I owe it all to you," he said with a curious gleam in his eyes. The men trooped about them both, and, though they were not as a rule effusive, some of them thumped Nasmyth's shoulder and some wrung his hand.
Hopkins was a wit, a friend of Hammond, as of Dryden, Congreve, Dorset, Southerne, and Wycherley, a clever fellow who loved the bottle and the ladies so much that, according to Giles Jacob, he died at 36, "a Martyr to the cause." His Epistolary Poems, published in 1694, had been dedicated to Hammond and had included an effusive poem addressed to him.
I never thought you could believe me, and when I found that you did, it was irresistible to go on." "I can't make out at all about Americans," said Imogen, plaintively, as after an effusive farewell from Mrs. "There seem to be so many different kinds. Mrs. Geoffrey Templestowe in the least." "And neither does Buffalo Bill and your phrenological lecturer. Courage, Moggy.
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