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Updated: May 23, 2025
"An auld soger," says Edie "that does likeliest at a gentle's door; at a farmer's it's best to say ye're an auld tinkler, if ye need ony quarters, for maybe the gudewife will hae something to souther." "But I said neer ane o' the twa," answered Francis; "my lord cares as little about the tane as the tother for he's best to them that can souther up our sins.
A pleasant place for meditation, bleak in winter for the want of trees, but in other seasons in a bloom of colour. Though he was there 'prentice to a hard calling, Gilian's life was more the gentle's than the shepherd's.
"There is a gentle's voice under a dark cloak!" cried the conjuror; "but I want no assistance;" and so saying, with a dexterous spring the conjuror leaped over the heads of two or three staring children, and lighted on the nape of the serjeant's gigantic neck; placing his forefingers behind each of the soldier's ears, he threatened to slit them immediately if he were not quiet.
Besides, when trouble comes we don't want to be buried like heathens, either." "Calamity howler." "In England, papa, writers get buried in Westminster Abbey. If I lived in England, that would be my ambition." "The child has ambitions even about funerals. I bought you goods for a navy-blue poplin to-day, Lilly. Gentle's had a sale."
She lay with her eyes open to the darkness, letting it lave over her as if it were water and she had drowned in it with her gaze wide. She felt bathed in a colorless fluid of unreality. Those Swiss window curtains! To what era of her consciousness did their purchase belong? She and her mother had shopped them at Gentle's. They hung now lightly against the darkness.
So away we toddled out of the Bungalow and down the rails which run round the Outer Circle, right through Clarence Gate, down Upper Baker Street, past the Tube, and across the road to Gentle's. Well, we had the tea; and companionship and the refreshments seemed to cheer up the lad. At any rate, he began to talk about things they told him he could learn at St.
No; it's too fussy!" "Why don't they play something with a tune to it? I wouldn't give a row of pins for music without any air at all." "Sh-h-h-h, mamma. There isn't much tune to classical music." "I wish the first violinist would play a solo. 'Warum, like last time. I've some baby ribbon just like that, Lilly. I picked it up on sale in Gentle's basement bins " "Mamma, don't stare so."
"An auld soger," says Edie "that does likeliest at a gentle's door; at a farmer's it's best to say ye're an auld tinkler, if ye need ony quarters, for maybe the gudewife will hae something to souther." "But I said neer ane o' the twa," answered Francis; "my lord cares as little about the tane as the tother for he's best to them that can souther up our sins.
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