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But the clear voice of Pavel answered her from out of the crowd of soldiers: "Good-by, mother! Good-by, dear!" "He's alive! He remembered!" were the two strokes at the mother's heart. "Good-by, mother dear!" came from Andrey. Waving her bands, she raised herself on tiptoe, and tried to see them. There was the round face of Andrey above the soldiers' heads. He was smiling and bowing to her.
At the doorway she turned and called: "Good-by, grand'mère. Good-by." Madame Populet was still smiling; her face was turned toward the forest and, through the sweeping willow over the window, sunbeams laid their fingers on the sightless eyes. Two hours later Claire René walked through the forest singing. Her arms were full of scarlet leaves and branches of holly berries.
Then I'll dress in a different rig and he won't know me any more than I'd know the old clipper North Star after they turned her into a coal barge." "You really mean that, Ben?" "Do I really mean it," echoed Ben, "well, watch me. Hullo!" he exclaimed suddenly, "there goes the last whistle. Well, good-by for the present and give me your address and I'll let you know as soon as I find out anything.
It gave Miss Deborah so much pleasure to say this to her old enemy that she made excuses for Helen for a whole day afterwards. Late that afternoon Gifford went to say good-by at the rectory. It was a still, hazy August day, with a hint of autumn in the air; sometimes a yellowing leaf floated slowly down, or one would notice that the square tower of St.
You are my benefactor, Janko, for you shared your bread and cheese with me the first time we met, and now I have been able to bring you back to life." As she spoke she changed into a lovely maiden. "Good-by, Janko," she said. "Go home now and tell your father how your evil brothers have treated you.
See here, now, you-all don't cry no more and when I come back I'll sure come a-ridin' like this Lochinvar sport and marry you-all a whole lot. That's whatever! How'd you like that!" "When will you come?" demanded Marian. "Oh, right soon, honey! And you'll sure have a tame and dotin' husband, I can tell you. But now, good-by!" "You'll come back?" "You're shoutin', I will!
And I suppose you know that the insiders on the Street have boosted Continental Express up until it is practically one of the 'war stocks, too. Well, good-by here's my station." We had scarcely returned to the laboratory, however, when a car drove up furiously and a young man bustled in to see us.
"I am going home in March, a week before the term ends. Mother isn't very well, and just as soon as I can I must go. If I do, you must not forget me." Of course he wrote in reply, saying: "Don't you go till I see you. You must come in and see me. Can't you come in when Jack does, he knows all about us, COME SURE. I can't go without a good-by kiss. Don't you go back on me now. Come."
It is true then odd that; and neither to be blamed odder still. She has only been Sir Victor's wife in name, then, after all. But it makes no difference to him nothing does all that is past and done she flung him off once he will never go back now. Their paths lie apart hers over the hills of life, his in the dingy valleys they have said good-by, and it means forever.
This done, he said good-by to the colony, telling them how he hoped to find, on his return from Castile, a ton of gold and spices collected by them in their trade with the natives; and "in such abundance that before three years the king and queen may undertake the recovery of the Holy Sepulchre."
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