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She could scarcely endure old Aunt Prudence with her scoldings and growlings, for the old woman never ceased grumbling at both the girl and her grandson-in-law for bringing her there. "I knew Robin would bring some stupid thing from Zennor," she would say, and she would scowl at Cherry until the girl grew quite nervous.
And where are the graves of another daughter and a son, who have a better right in the family-row than Thomas Nash, his grandson-in-law? Might not one or both of them have been laid under the nameless stone? Yet I must needs add that the inscription on the bust seems to imply that Shakspeare's grave was directly underneath it.
And where are the graves of another daughter and a son, who have a better right in the family row than Thomas Nash, his grandson-in-law? Might not one or both of them have been laid under the nameless stone? Yet I must needs add that the inscription on the bust seems to imply that Shakespeare's grave was directly underneath it.
"It seems to me," she said, looking fixedly into the face of her future grandson-in-law, "that you really take pleasure in making children skip about with you." "So I do," he replied, frankly and good-humoredly. "It makes me feel young again." And Madame de Monredon was satisfied.
He seemed nervous and shy, and glanced from Tom and Ned to his grandson-in-law, as the latter talked rapidly in the Indian dialect. Then Goosal made answer, but what it was all about the boys could not tell. "Goosal say," translated Tal, "that he know a story of a very old city away down under ground." "Tell us about it!" urged Tom eagerly. But a difficulty very soon developed.
Said Granny Marrable to her grandson-in-law: "'Tis Gwen o' th' Towers, John, in Tom Kettering's gig. Bide here till they come up, that I may get speech of her ladyship." "Will she stand still on th' high roo-ad, to talk to we?" "She'll never pass me by if she sees me wishful to speak with her. Her ladyship has too good a heart." "Vairy well, Gra-anny."
"Well, can you give any information regarding the disappearance of my grandson-in-law?" "No, sir; but learning that I had been advertised for, I have come forward." "At rather a late date, upon my soul and honor! Where have you been all this time?" "At sea. When I called upon Mr. Rothsay, it was to congratulate him on his position and to bid him good-by.
He will, I doubt not, prove in every respect a husband deserving and worthy of her; and that from the lips of a doting old grandpapa must be esteemed high praise. You will see him presently. I did see him often, and quite agreed in the rector's estimate of his future grandson-in-law.
Preston chooses to swear at a lady of my years in that ojous vulgar way in that ojous vulgar way I repeat I don't see why my friends should be inconvenienced for him. Let him sit on the dicky if he likes, or come in and ride bodkin." It was quite clear that my Lady Drum hated her grandson-in-law heartily; and I've remarked somehow in families that this kind of hatred is by no means uncommon. Mr.
I cannot grieve; I almost feel as if I wished it so. Augustus as a grandson-in-law would sting her fine senses unbearably. He blusters continually, and his airs of proprietorship envers moi would irritate her; besides, she would always have the idea that she is cheating me by remaining alive, that, after all, my marriage was not a necessity if she is still there to keep me.
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