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Them that remembers you will remember the loveliest thing God ever made when he took clay in his two hands." "I don't know what she means," says Maria fretfully. "But sure some women are handsome till they die. Tell us when will the luck come, and how?" "With the Golden Vanity and a woman with a man's name.
He was ever searching out knowledge. Meanwhile, a gnat put him in a passion, and unleavened bread destroyed his peace. Though he might sleep on rose-leaves, as he could not command the wind, they came often to double under him, and annoy him with bad dreams. "When shall I be a disembodied spirit, and no longer subject to the petty annoyances that belong to the flesh?" cried he, fretfully.
You must not kill this poor animal, which is quite harmless, and very useful in a garden it feeds upon many insects and reptiles which injure the plants." "It shall not be useful in this garden," said the little Viscount, fretfully. "There are plenty of gardeners to destroy the insects, and if needful, we can have more. But the toad shall not remain.
"It is only one signature that I implore of you to-day," said Bestuscheff, handing her a letter. "Have the great kindness to make an exception of this one single case, by signing this letter to King Louis XV. of France." "What have I to write to this King of France?" fretfully asked Elizabeth. "Why should I do it?
His head hung down with an air of weariness, and his gaze, instead of darting fiercely to and fro, seemed to shift and hesitate as if with a lurking distrust of those about him. He appeared to be in ill-health, and shifted fretfully about in his seat as he talked.
"That's what I've been hoping for," returned Andy, a little fretfully, "but so far without meeting any success that you could notice. But what ought we to do about it, Frank?" "Go on, and take a wide sweep around," came the steady reply. "Perhaps we might run across another leading clue, and then this one would look foolish. We'd be sorry then, that we thought so bad of Todd.
Beyond the trees and the few houses was the great concave of darkness, the sea, and the moonlight. The moon was there to put a cool hand of absolution on her brow. 'Shall we go out a moment, Siegmund? she asked fretfully. 'Ay, if you wish to, he answered, altogether willing. He was filled with an easiness that would comply with her every wish. They went out softly, walked in silence to the bay.
"We shall have you falling into the river," said Harriet, rather fretfully. "No, indeed! If you fall in, I will pull you out. Young maids should not run about the country without a gentleman to take care of them. Should they, sister?" cried the doughty seven years' old champion. "Who taught you that, sir?" asked Betty, trying to keep her countenance. "I heard Mrs.
And with one lingering glance she turned and slowly left the library, holding, tightly clutched in her hand, one of the volumes from the great book-case. She had caught up the first one which she laid her hand on. "You have been gone some time, Mrs. Brown," said Mrs. Garner, fretfully, as she entered the boudoir. "Let me see your selection. What book have you brought me?
"Don't trifle with me!" he answered fretfully; "tell me exactly what the servant said." The mistress repeated the words. Miss Restall had passed a quieter night, and had been able for a few hours to leave her room. He asked next if any reply to his letter had arrived. No reply had been received. If Adela definitely abstained from writing to him, the conclusion would be too plain to be mistaken.
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