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"You might say some spiteful remark, for she is the hatefulest thing! She told me that blue ribbons suited red hair very badly and advised me to change one or the other. Is it true that my hair is red?" Mademoiselle de Bergenheim asked this question with so much anxiety that her sister-in-law could not repress a smile. "You know that my aunt delights in annoying you," said she.
Maggie was a good deal astonished, slightly embarrassed, and a little provoked, all of which Arthur Carrollton readily saw; but this did not prevent his talking to her, and during the few minutes of Madam Conway's absence he decided that neither Margaret's beauty, nor yet her originality, had been overrated by her partial grandmother, while Maggie, on her part, mentally pronounced him "the finest-looking, the most refined, the most gentlemanly, the proudest, and the hatefulest man she had ever seen!"
"You might say some spiteful remark, for she is the hatefulest thing! She told me that blue ribbons suited red hair very badly and advised me to change one or the other. Is it true that my hair is red?" Mademoiselle de Bergenheim asked this question with so much anxiety that her sister-in-law could not repress a smile. "You know that my aunt delights in annoying you," said she.
Of all the things in the Bible that you had to do because it said to, whether you liked it or not, that was the one you struck oftenest in life and it took the hardest pull to obey. It was just the hatefulest text of any, and made you squirm most. There was no possible way to get around it.
"Godfrey's the hatefulest boy I ever see," said Ellen, whose grammar was a little defective. "He's always putting on airs." "He struck my Andy, and Andy struck him back." "I'm glad he did," said Ellen, emphatically. "I hope he'll do it again." "I don't want the boys to fight. Andy's a peaceable lad; and he'll be quiet if he's let alone.
I loved to talk then not less than I do now, and in a few minutes I had told all I knew and more, too, most likely. At last Mrs. Hudson asked about Mr. Gilbert, and how I liked him. "Not a bit," said I. "He's the hatefulest, crossest, big-feelingest man I ever saw, and Adaline is just like him!"
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