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Updated: May 18, 2025
You have always had everything you wanted, and you have never lost anything or longed for what has been denied you!" and a toilworn woman, whose life seemed one long battle with disappointment, looked enviously at Miss Diana, over whose peaceful face life's twilight was falling in tender colors.
"He must have loved you a heap," Hilda said, enviously. "He did.... Oh, Hilda, it wasn't wrong to marry him for what I did. ... I hadn't any right to consider him or me. I hadn't, had I?" "I don't belong," said Hilda.
He nodded cheerily at his welcome a fusillade of greetings from every "digger" who could find a place at the railings, and a larger number who could not, but contented themselves with shouting sweet nothings from behind their comrades. A lean youngster near Jim Linton looked down enviously at the retreating boat.
Pauline, gazing enviously across, saw the black eyes meet the hazel ones in the dim light, and noted that a curiously long look was exchanged the sort of look which denotes that two people are observing each other closely, without attempt at producing an impression, only at discovering what is there.
Sometimes it's possible to help one team or another along on the quiet. I'd like to know what Newt Copley thinks of the Barville nine. I'd depend on his judgment. I've got a tenner I'd like to set to work to double itself." "You always have plenty of money," said Roy enviously. "I never had ten whole dollars at one time in my life."
In short, Wise Peter, for so he was called, became wealthy year after year, in a way which made his less fortunate neighbors shake their heads enviously, declaring "that such marvellous good luck could only be obtained by a bargain with the Evil One, or the assistance of gnomes."
Beside her Marcia’s delicate features showed clear-cut like a cameo, and her every movement spoke of patrician blood. Mary Ann regarded Marcia’s smooth brown braids enviously. Her own sparse hair barely reached to her shoulders, and straggled about her neck helplessly and hopelessly, in spite of her constant efforts.
What one desires to see depicted is some figure that has gained in gentleness and tolerance without losing, shrewdness and perception; who is as much interested as ever in seeing the game played, without being enviously desirous to take a hand. The thing is so perfectly beautiful when it occurs in real life that it is hard to see why it should not be represented.
Near his head ticked a pocket alarm clock, which they found set to gong at two o'clock. "It seems a shame to wake him," said Theodolinda. The sleeper stirred, and a radiant smile passed over his unconscious features a smile of pure and heavenly beatitude. "Say when, Jerry," he murmured. "He's dreaming!" cried Theodolinda. "See, his soul is far away!" "Two years away," said Bleak enviously.
Lorraine looked after her father enviously. If she were a boy she would be riding on that sack of hay tied to the "hounds" for a seat. But, being a girl, it had never occurred to Brit that she might like to go, might even be useful to him on the trip.
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