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"Come now; come now;" murmured the woman, soothingly, for she began to fear that she was in the presence, and in the power, of a lunatic. "Dinna yo ken then, ye auld fule, that the Dooke o' Hareward is my ain gude mon?" imperiously demanded Rose. "Oh, her poor head! Her poor head is going, and no wonder, poor lass!" murmured the old woman, compassionately.
Fareweel fareweel, Effie! Dinna speak to me I maunna greet now my head's ower dizzy already!" She tore herself from her sister's arms, and left the cell. Ratcliffe followed her, and beckoned her into a small room. She obeyed his signal, but not without trembling. "What's the fule thing shaking for?" said he; "I mean nothing but civility to you. D n me, I respect you, and I can't help it.
And at length, when the great thunderbolt fell that destroyed Lone and banished the ducal family, there were not wanting "guid neebors" who taunted Rose Cameron with such words as these: "The braw young markis hae made a fule o' ye, lass. Thoul't ne'er see him mair. And a guid job, too. Best ye'd ne'er see him at a'!" But the handsome shepherdess betrayed no sign of mortification or doubt.
There is a Divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will, and it's no good grumbling." "Yiss," said Mr. Hawk, after chewing this sentiment for a while in silence, "so she said me, 'Hawk, she said like that 'you're a girt fule " "That's all right," I replied. "I quite understand. As I say, it's simply Fate. Good-bye." And I left him.
I've prayed to Him ach, man, how I've prayed to Him to keep my son from makin' a fule o' himself " "Now, there you go again, Hector, dear," his wife soothed. She rose from her place at the table, came round to him, put her arms around his great neck, and laid her cheek against his. "An open confession is good for the soul, they say, Hector.
Something bright and glistening splashed down upon the anvil, and there ensued a silence broken only by the piping of the birds and the stirring of the leaves outside. "A fule I be!" said Black George at last, shaking his head, "no kind o' man for the likes o' her; too big I be and rough. And yet if she'd only given me the chance!"
Hawk with pathos, "'Harry 'Awk, she said, 'yeou'm a girt fule, an' I don't marry noone as is ain't to be trusted in a boat by hisself, and what has jokes made about him by that Tom Leigh!" "I punched Tom Leigh," observed Mr. Hawk parenthetically. "'So, she said me, 'you can go away, an' I don't want to see yeou again!"
I watched my opportunity, and I gi'e him the note in secrecy, as your lairdship tauld me; and I stooped and whispered till him in his lugs to keep the note till he was his lane, and read it then. But the doitted fule, gude forgi'e me, didna seem to compreheend; but was loike ane dazed. He just lookit at me and then proceeded to open the note before my face.
La Bijou skirted a pivoting floe, darted into a nipping channel, and shot out into the open with the walls grinding together behind. Tommy groaned. "Well done!" Corliss encouraged. "The fule wumman!" came the backward snarl. "Why couldna she bide a bit?" Frona caught his words and flung a laugh defiantly. Vance darted a glance over his shoulder to her, and her smile was witchery.
Man, hae ye no' read in the Screepturs aboot Herod an' the wur-r-ms in the wame o' him? 'Oh yes, I see, I hastened to answer. 'Ay, a fule can see what's flapped in his face, with which bit of proverbial philosophy he suddenly left me. But Geordie thenceforth contented himself, in Mr. Craig's presence at least, with ominous head-shakings, equally aggravating, and impossible to answer.
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