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But you're the man to marry a wife; and if I guess the lady, she's a sensible girl and won't be jealous. I 'd swear she only waits for asking. 'Then you don't guess the lady, said Redworth. 'Mary Paynham? The desperate half-laugh greeting the name convinced more than a dozen denials. Sir Lukin kept edging round for a full view of the friend who shunned inspection.
She paused, hesitating, then with a shy half-laugh: "I really believed I was selling myself, Mr. Marlow. And I was proud of it. What I suffered afterwards I couldn't tell you; because I only discovered my love for my poor Roderick through agonies of rage and humiliation. I came to suspect him of despising me; but I could not put it to the test because of my father. Oh!
He hastily dressed himself and went about the business he was bidden on. "Madam the Virgin," said Borso, with a half-laugh, "that is a fine young man! If he had not made so free with my chimneys I would advance him. Advanced he shall be!" he cried out after a while. "Zounds! has not Guarino made free with his wife? Eh, but I fear it." He shook his nightcap at the thought.
And she'll have the satisfaction of knowing that you know what's she costing you." Anthony stood over her, looked down upon her. "This is the most awful nonsense," he said, with a grave half-laugh. "It is my condition," said she. "You must start for Sampaolo to-morrow morning." "You 'll never really send me on such a fool's errand," he protested. "You have promised," said she.
The child Judith felt this deeply throughout the entirety of her young being. "How STILL it is," she said to her mother the first time they went over the place together. "Well, it seems still up here and kind of dead," Jane Foster replied with her habitual sociable half-laugh. "But seems to me it always feels that way in a house people's left.
At that moment there was a loud shriek, half-laugh, half-fright, coming through the window, and Lady Thistlewood, starting up, exclaimed, 'The child will be drowned! Box their ears, Berenger, and bring them in directly.
"Then I would back them, if I could, and tail the heaviest hawser on board on the end of the chain before letting go, and if she parted from that, which is quite likely, I would just do nothing. She would have to go." "Nothing more to do, eh?" "No, sir. I could do no more." He gave a bitter half-laugh. "You could always say your prayers." He got up, stretched himself, and yawned slightly.
Mrs. Barker, with a half-laugh, sat down irresolutely. Mrs. Horncastle gazed at her curiously; she was evidently a novice in this sort of thing. But, strange to say, and I leave the ethics of this for the sex to settle, the fact did not soften Mrs. Horncastle's heart, nor in the least qualify her attitude towards the younger woman. After an awkward pause Mrs. Barker rose again.
Harding still rubbed his hands and still sat silent, gazing up into Mr. Slope's unprepossessing face. "Then, as to the duties," continued he, "I believe, if I am rightly informed, there can hardly be said to have been any duties hitherto," and he gave a sort of half-laugh, as though to pass off the accusation in the guise of a pleasantry. Mr.
To Mistress Clorinda the frightened creature had seemed a strange thing in her shy fearfulness, and she had for an hour amused herself and then suddenly been vaguely moved, and from that time had been friends with her. "Perhaps I had no heart then, or 'twas not awake," said her ladyship. "I was but a fierce, selfish thing, like a young she-wolf. Is a young she-wolf honest?" with a half-laugh.
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