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Do you imagine that Ludwig will cease to love you when he learns you are a widow, and that you had a daughter?" "Oh, no; he will not hate me because I had a daughter," returned Katharina, shaking her head sadly, "but because my wickedness destroyed her." "Don't talk so, Katharina," again expostulated Marie. "Why, don't you see that she is dead? Look at these closed eyes, the white face!
As soon as she supposed me absorbed in my occupation, she recommenced her silent weeping: it appeared, at present, her favourite diversion. I suffered her to enjoy it a while; then I expostulated: deriding and ridiculing all Mr. Heathcliff's assertions about his son, as if I were certain she would coincide. Alas!
The poor slave felt himself greatly injured, and expostulated with him. The wretch took his gun, and deliberately shot him. Providentially he only wounded him badly. When the father came, and undertook to remonstrate with his son about his conduct, he threatened to shoot him also! and finally, took the negro woman, and went to Alabama, where he still resided when I left the south.
Hamilton rang the bell, and a man brought in the coffee and rolls which constituted the Dictator's simple breakfast. While he was eating it he glanced over the letters that had come. 'Better refuse all these invitations, Hamilton. Hamilton expostulated. He was Ericson's intimate and adviser, as well as secretary. 'Do you think that is the best thing to do? he suggested.
I shall read a little from Homer Jack, let me have the key to that locked case; I've an idea that there must be some robust old, merry old tales hidden there and smoke a few pipes." "But you are not going to leave Mrs. Warburton and your sister to come home without escort?" I expostulated. "Where the deuce are you two men going?" Robert asked, surprised.
"She dared dared to receive you alone in her dressing room," she said. "John, don't you understand what that means? Don't you know how wrong it was? Do decent girls do such things? An actress! I've heard enough about them. An actress who allows herself to be kissed and held in men's arms! An associate of " He raised his hand quickly. "Mother!" he expostulated, "you can't say that.
"No," the scientist answered; "it's a much better climber than the skippy. It will run up the trunk of a palm tree." "Now come, Dr. Jimson," expostulated Colin. "Do you expect me to believe that?" "Certainly, when it is true," came the reply. "The statement often has been made and then disbelieved, but there is plenty of scientific evidence now to arm its truth."
And I said: 'I am only a little exhausted. I finished my novel yesterday. It was my sixth novel in five years. 'With you, he said, 'work is simply a drug. 'Lord Francis, I expostulated, 'how do you know that? 'And it has got such a hold of you that you cannot do without it, he proceeded, with slow, faint shrillness. 'Some women take to morphia, others take to work.
He expostulated with Tannûs, the eldest of the family except one, as the chief manager in the affair, and besought him to desist from a step so inconsistent with their fraternal relations. The unnatural brother turned from him in cold indifference, which so affected Asaad that he went aside, and prayed and wept.
John Brown expostulated with him, that it was not right to require him to do this, while the country was full of armed bands of Pro-slavery militia and guerrillas. Col. S. agreed to disband and disarm all companies of persons armed, and then John Brown agreed to comply with his requests. Gen. Whitfield was in the vicinity, and at the request of Col.
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