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And from the unhappy maid's bosom the words were gasped out: "It is verily and indeed true and worthy and deep; never was truer love . . ." "Never?" replied my aunt, looking at her enquiringly. "Have you not read of the love of which the Scripture speaketh? Love which is able and ready to endure all things."
I should think so indeed! a hard-and-fast bargain! not easy to get out of, I can tell you! not easy to get out of! And it has cost me a pretty penny, too!" Robin Clifford glanced at him enquiringly. "How's that?" he asked "You generally make rather than spend!" Jocelyn gave a sudden loud laugh. "So I do, boy, so I do! But sometimes one has to spend to make!
He was not accustomed to waking his daughter who was always up and busy before he was, and he could hardly bear to disturb his darling's sweet sleep; but it had to be done, so he called Arsinoe by her name, shook her arm and said, as at last she sat up and looked at him enquiringly: "It is I, get up, remember what has to be done today." "Yes yes," she said yawning, "but it is so early yet!"
I stared at this unexpected gentleman for a second or two, and then, recovering my self-possession, looked enquiringly at Judith. "Sir Marcus," she said, "let me introduce my husband, Mr. Rupert Mainwaring." Her husband! This benevolent Evangelical parson her husband! But the brilliant gallant who had dazzled her eyes? The dissolute scoundrel that had wrecked her life? Where was he?
"Things are not done handsomely then at your mistress's house?" asked Paaker. "We still have bread," replied Nemu, "and the Nile is full of water. Much meat is not necessary for women and dwarfs, but our last cattle take a form which is too hard for human teeth." The pioneer did not understand the joke, and looked enquiringly at the dwarf.
The child was heavy, and the bag and shawl made such an unwieldy bundle that his progress was very slow, and he stopped more than once to rest and take breath, and as often as he stopped the blue eyes would look up enquiringly at him with an expression which made his boyish heart beat faster as he thought what pretty eyes they were and wondered who she was.
Hadrian did not interrupt him, but he looked him keenly and enquiringly in the face, and then said, gravely, but coolly: "It seems to me, man, that I should do well to break off my connection with you, and to give some other dealer the commissions which I proposed to entrust to you." "Caesar!" stammered Gabinius, "I really do not know " "But I do know," interrupted the Emperor.
"Sir Henry Delme?" said the rosy-cheeked clergyman, enquiringly, as he laid down his egg spoon, and turned towards him. "I trust you received my letter. Women are so utterly helpless in these matters; and poor Mrs. Vernon was quite overpowered." Delme turned away to master his emotion. At this moment, a friendly hand was laid on his shoulder, and Mrs.
Gerda shrank from no experience. At the corner of Bouverie Street they met a painted girl out for hire, strayed for some reason into this unpropitious locality. For the moment Gerda had fallen behind and Barry seemed alone. The girl stopped in his path, looked up in his face enquiringly, and he pushed his way, not urgently, past her. The next moment Gerda's hand caught his arm.
These beasts evidently regarding the stumps as some strange new form of vegetation, sprang up in a single night from the arid soil, sauntered round them enquiringly, and a shabby he-goat, braver than his companions, nibbled the bails. Our opponents, adequately attired, had arrived. They constituted a motley, good-humoured gathering in all shades.
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