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"It's simply because you lived there all that time without him knowing we were engaged. He says if he'd known he would never have let you stay there a day." She smiled, mournfully, forgivingly, excusingly. "But it's preposterous!" "Oh! It is." "And how does he behave to you? Is he treating you decently?" "Oh! Fairly. You see, he's got a lot to get over.
If they weren't useful to me even for the Cheapside their function seemed difficult to determine, and I could only judge at first that they had come, forgivingly, decorously, to take a last leave. This made me rejoice in secret that I had little leisure for a scene; for I had placed both my other models in position together and I was pegging away at a drawing from which I hoped to derive glory.
"That young man you will observe had none of these inducements at least at the moment," I remarked. 'He raised his eyebrows forgivingly: "I don't say; I don't say. The young man in question might have had the best dispositions the best dispositions," he repeated, wheezing a little. "I am glad to see you taking a lenient view," I said. "His own feeling in the matter was ah! hopeful, and . . ."
Scrap was silent, glibness of tongue not being among the gifts of the East Tennessee landward bred. But he grasped the out-thrust hand heartily and crushed it forgivingly. "Come on out where the folks are," urged Thomas Jefferson. "Sim Cantrell and the other fellows are allowin' you're afeard." "I ain't afeard," denied the convert.
I'll dig right in to-morrow. And I can sure promise you one thing, ma'am. You'll never be sorry for lending Hughie Luke a hand in his trouble " "I thought you said to call you Dave," she chided forgivingly. "I did, ma'am. I did. And I sure beg your pardon. It was just plain bluff. My real name is Hughie Luke.
I told him of the trouble I had in finding him, and I could not help dragging in something about Heine's search for Borne, when he went to see him in Frankfort; but I felt at once this was a false start, for Lowell was such an impassioned lover of Cambridge, which was truly his patria, in the Italian sense, that it must have hurt him to be unknown to any one in it; he said, a little dryly, that he should not have thought I would have so much difficulty; but he added, forgivingly, that this was not his own house, which he was out of for the time.
That's why it came down so hard. If I had said a word, he would have got out of the way, coward that he was, and then would have shot you you, Gypsy! Think of it!" If a man can be molded in any shape that pleases a clever woman, how can a horse expect to be exempt from her influence. Gypsy showed signs of melting, whinnying softly and forgivingly.
When the last echo had died away, the master felt his companion's hand relax its grasp. Taking advantage of this outward expression of tractability, he drew her gently with him until they reached the hotel, which in her newer aspect of a guest whose board was secured by responsible parties had forgivingly opened its hospitable doors to the vagrant child.
"Here, here!" exclaimed Egerton, as Leonard bent his knee, "here to my heart! Look at me with those eyes! kindly, forgivingly: they are your mother's!" His proud head sunk on his son's shoulder. "But this is not enough," said Harley, leading Helen, and placing her by Leonard's side. "You must open your heart for more. Take into its folds my sweet ward and daughter.
Yes," he laughed forgivingly, "you druv me out er it, by day, jest because I reckoned that some time I might run into your darned fool face," another laugh and a grasp of the hand, "and then, b'gosh! not content with ruinin' my business BY DAY, when I took to it at night, YOU took to goin' out at nights too, and so put a stopper on me there! Shall I tell you what else you did?
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