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Updated: July 28, 2025
"We go out to shoot partridges and bring down a crow," he added. "Goodness! what a hungry looking kid. There's a bakeshop over the way. Bring her in and see if we can't cure this child of old Father Famine." Inez looked at Walter askance at first. But when she understood that he was going to stand treat to coffee and cakes, she grew friendlier. "Yep, I'm hungry," she admitted.
I have a friendlier disposition towards the farm, now that I am no longer obliged to toil in its stubborn furrows. Yesterday and to-day, however, the weather has been intolerable, cold, chill, sullen, so that it is impossible to be on kindly terms with Mother Nature. . . . I doubt whether I shall succeed in writing another volume of Grandfather's Library while I remain here.
Boys and men were spectators of a real scientific set-to, a lovely show. They were half puzzled, it seemed so deadly. And the little one got in his blows at the gentleman, who had to be hopping. Only, the worse the gentleman caught it, the friendlier his countenance became. That was the wonder, and that gave them the key. But it was deliciously near to the real thing.
It prepares him for excursions into a private fairy-land in which unthought-of joys will blossom amid friendlier magic forces. The truly good then seems to be the fantastic, the sensuous, the prodigally unreal. He gladly forgets the dreary world he lives in to listen for a thousand and one nights to his dreams.
But I can understand how strongly he was tempted. He could say that he was not authorized to stop Stoller in his mad career." At this Mrs. March put her hand through her husband's arm. "I'm not so sure about that," said the general. March added: "Since I saw him this morning, I've heard something that disposes me to look at his performance in a friendlier light.
She would make heroic effort to help him to clean, unashamed manhood. She would be a better sister to all her family. She would be friendlier, and have more patience with the neighbours. She would join in whatever effort the church was making to hold and increase its membership among the young people, and to raise funds to keep up the organization.
At that instant there was a knock at the door, and a voice said: "Monsieur! Monsieur!" Jo sprang to his feet with a sharp exclamation, then went heavily to the door and threw it open. Charley's eyes met Rosalie's with a look the girl had never seen in them before. It gave a glow to his haggard face. Rosalie turned to Jo and greeted him with a friendlier manner than was her wont towards him.
Such, O Princess, is my Lord Mahommed's Third Vision." "Nay, Sheik on the Marmora at Broussa, perhaps." "I am giving the Vision as he gave it to me, Princess. For where else, he asks, has the spreading earth diviner features than on the Bosphorus? Where bends a softer sky above a friendlier channel by Nature moulded for nobler uses? Where are there seas so bridled and reduced?
Her international horizon, too, had widened; the United States was no longer the sole foreign power with which she had to deal, though still the most important. Yet this friendlier feeling did not lead to a general desire for freer trade relations.
But I can understand how strongly he was tempted. He could say that he was not authorized to stop Stoller in his mad career." At this Mrs. March put her hand through her husband's arm. "I'm not so sure about that," said the general. March added: "Since I saw him this morning, I've heard something that disposes me to look at his performance in a friendlier light.
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