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"Poor little filly!" He focused his small eyes upon her plump and throbbing throat. "Poor little filly, all winded!" "I oh, I " "There's the bell, Doll. Poor, tired little girlie, hurry and I'll buy you a taxicab. Hear it there's the closing bell! Merry Christmas, Doll! Merry Christmas!"
But you need not be frightened, little girlie; she is not at all likely to come to 'Sconset, and if she does we will take good care that she is not allowed to harm you." "And I don't suppose she'd want to either, unless we had done something to make her angry," said Lulu. "But we are going to Nantucket Town to stay a while when we leave 'Sconset," remarked Grace uneasily.
Ah, well, girlie, all I mean is romp and play build up a strong little body for that heart of yours see things that are clean and good, and whatever the game is play square! "We cannot be grateful enough to the dear Lees for all they are doing for us. Try and return their kindness with loyalty. I will write later to Mrs. Lee in regard to the plans for the fall. Do whatever she thinks best.
Stuart looked at her intently while a mist gathered in his eyes: "I'm not sure about that being such a very small ideal, girlie!" "But oh, my, I've forgotten what I came running home for! Papa sent me to ask you to please come down to the factory right away. He wants to see you on a very important matter. It must be awfully important. He looked so worried.
"Of course I may go wrong, but in my mind no gentleman would make remarks about another girl when he is with a lady." "Say, girlie, you're all right lovely hair, beautiful eyes and all that but cut it; drop in your penny and get wise to yourself. That's a great show you are with." "When was you out front?" "Night before last." "Night before last! My Heavens! Wasn't I a sight?
Porch pillars were never made for such purposes. They are not only hard on your clothes, but think what would happen if you should slip and fall." The whole group shuddered at this direful picture, and the chief culprit snuggled closer to this newly found guardian, and whispered contritely, "We didn't think of that before. We'll be good." "That's my girlie!
The Duke desires that she shall have it, and I 'll put it away for her until she is well enough to receive it. The Duke, who hated motor-cars, and still kept to the old-fashioned magnificent carriage with its pair of spirited horses, was driving down the avenue. He was nearly heart-broken with grief. If that girlie died, he felt that his gray hairs would go down with sorrow to the grave.
"That's right, girlie," responded Clemm, as he ingratiatingly placed an arm about her wasp-like waist. "But two's company, and four's too much of a corporation for me." "Oh, Mr. Clemm nix on this in here Mr. Trubus is in his office, and he'll get wise...." As she spoke, not Mr. Trubus, but his estimable wife interrupted the progress of the courtship.
"Poor girlie," smiled the woman to herself, "what a hard time she would have in life if she could not run and romp all she wanted." But aloud she merely said, "It is too early to make a garden yet, dear.
Neither of them will feel so badly, then, because they are in the lower classes." "We'll get the Sweetbriars to make her feel at home," said Ruth, to her chum. "No hazing this term, girlie! Let's welcome the newcomers like friends and sisters." "Sure, my dear," agreed Helen. "We haven't forgotten what they did to us, when we first landed at Briarwood Hall."
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