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To be able to lavish everything upon the most beloved of mortals, and do whatever her warm, ever-helpful heart prompted, seemed to her a special favour of the gods in whom she believed. That it was Demeter, to the ranks of whose priestesses she belonged, who was so closely associated with his blinding, also seemed to her no mere work of chance.
It was safe to say that in many cases a whipping would be gratefully preferred. But for the disgrace of the thing, Bert would certainly rather at any time have taken a mild whipping than sit down and write an essay. At the first, taking pity upon his evident helplessness, Mr. Lloyd gave him a good deal of assistance, or allowed Mary the ever-willing and ever-helpful Mary to do so.
No man could possibly smoke too many of them, and they were economical, which is how the ever-helpful little madame came to get them for me, and I have no doubt they will some day prove very useful in removing insects from the rose-bushes.
The accident had happened on the Thames; and the newspaper narrative proved to be accurate in every respect. Stone personally attended the inquest. From a natural feeling of delicacy toward Adela, Cosway hesitated to write to her on the subject. The ever-helpful Stone wrote in his place. After some delay, the answer was received. She had not died intestate, like her brother.
To be able to lavish everything upon the most beloved of mortals, and do whatever her warm, ever-helpful heart prompted, seemed to her a special favour of the gods in whom she believed. That it was Demeter, to the ranks of whose priestesses she belonged, who was so closely associated with his blinding, also seemed to her no mere work of chance.
To be able to lavish everything upon the most beloved of mortals, and do whatever her warm, ever-helpful heart prompted, seemed to her a special favour of the gods in whom she believed. That it was Demeter, to the ranks of whose priestesses she belonged, who was so closely associated with his blinding, also seemed to her no mere work of chance.
Little Fay ardently desired to be an angel, but Meg wouldn't have it at any price. "You're not in the least like an angel, you know," she said severely. "What for?" "Because angels are perfectly good." "I could pletend to be puffectly good." "Let's play Johnny Baptist," suggested the ever-helpful Tony, "and we could pittend to bring in his head on a charger." "Certainly not," Meg said hastily.
But his face and figure are before us, almost as distinctly as if he were present; and it will be only the dullest forgetfulness which can ever cease to connect with this Bridge the name of the accomplished scholar, the experienced diplomatist, the untiring worker, the cordial and ever-helpful friend, Mr. Henry C. Murphy.
The reliance of heart and will on Jesus who has died for me, makes it 'my gospel. There is one God, one Christ, one gospel which tells us of them, and one faith by which we lay hold upon the gospel, and upon the loving Father and the ever-helpful Saviour of whom it tells.
"Not if he is asleep as I left him." Miss Jillgall shook her head ominously. "The safe way is this way," she said. "Come with me." My ever-helpful guide led me to my room well out of Mr. Gracedieu's hearing, if he happened to be awake at the other end of the passage. Having opened the door, she paused on the threshold.
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