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Your father don't feel able to travel, and the governess I mean your step-mother she don't care much. They're at home now." "Then I will go up. I suppose they will be surprised to see me." "Yes, they will, but your father'll be glad. He sets the world by you, Master Jasper." "I believe he does, John," said Jasper. "I wish I could have saved him from this misfortune." "It's too late now entirely."

"'Tain't healthy for Indians about here," she answered carelessly, "I hain't ever seen one. I guess it's allowed; anyhow, the corn's there an' father'll have it cut right soon." It seemed to Bancroft that they had not a thought in common. Wrong done by her own folk did not even interest her.

It's a state of mind." Mrs. Brewster had disappeared into the depths of her clothes closet. Her voice sounded muffled. "Pinky, you're talking the way they did at that tea you gave for father and me when we visited New York last winter." She emerged with a cool-looking blue kimono. "Here. Put this on. Father'll be home at twelve-thirty, for dinner, you know. You'll want a bath, won't you, dear?"

You'll have to walk if it's not done, and that to-morrow, Mr. Mollett; and so I tell you; and take nothing with you, I can tell you. Father'll have the police to see to that." "Don't you be so cruel now, Miss Fanny," said Aby, with a leering look. "I tell you what it is, Mr. O'Dwyer, I must go down again to them diggings very early to-morrow, starting, say, at four o'clock."

Father'll come just as soon as he can, if he isn't sick or lost," murmured Ben, inwardly thanking his stars that he had not done any thing to make him quake before that awful finger, and resolved that he never would. Here a red-headed Irishman came to the door, and stood eying the boy with small favor while the Squire gave his orders. "Pat, this lad wants work.

I expect her father'll give Tiza a good beating when he comes in, and I'm sure I shan't stand in the way." "Oh no, please, Mrs. Backhouse!" said Milly, running up to her with a grave imploring little face. "Don't let Mr. Backhouse beat her; she didn't mean it, she was only in fun, I'm sure." "Well, missy, it's very troiblesome fun I'm sure," said Mrs.

Though apparently concealed himself, he had a fair view of the road for sixty yards in both directions. Where it entered the brook it was barely thirty feet away. "Take him right forninst the left shoulder, 'bout the time his mule crosses the creek; then your poor father'll rest easy in his grave." "Why ain't you killed him afore?" demanded Ralph.

"Come, come, my wench," said her father, soothingly, putting his arm round her, "never mind; you was i' the right to cut it off if it plagued you; give over crying; father'll take your part." Delicious words of tenderness!

Tembarom, and the pianola was being played down-stairs rather loudly." "They do it every night, dang 'em! Right under my bed," growled Hutchinson. "You're an Englishman, aren't you?" "Yes." "So am I, thank God! " Hutchinson devoutly gave forth. Little Ann rose from her chair, sewing in hand. "Father'll come and sit with me in my room," she said. Hutchinson looked grumpy.

"Yer see there's no mud about and when there's no mud the people don't take any notice of yer " "Oh, dear!" said Willie. "Father'll whack yer. I wish yer 'adn't bought me the bun." "I don't, care," responded the other wearily "He may whack me if 'e likes, it don't matter, you shan't be 'ungry if I can 'elp it. Is father indoors?" "Yes," said Willie, beginning to cry, "and I'm so frightened.

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