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The other was dark, bronzed by foreign travel, perhaps, with black hair, cut very close to an intelligent-looking head, bared to the evening breeze. 'Hulloa! cried Maulevrier. 'There's Molly. How d'ye do, old girl? The two men looked up, and Molly looked down.
I said: 'Now mind what I tell you, Janet: I forgive you this once, for you are an ignorant little girl and know no better. Speak respectfully of my father or you never see me again. Here Charley sang out: 'Hulloa! you don't mean to say you're talking of your father. Janet whimpered that I had called her an ignorant little girl. If she had been silent I should have pardoned her.
Hulloa!" Anthony sang out. "Cash is down in the mouth at home, is it? Tell me that, now?" Dahlia dropped her eyelids, and then entreated him once more to conduct her to a quiet place where they might sit together, away from noise. She was very earnest and very sad, not seeming to have much strength. "Do you mind taking my arm?" said Anthony.
That she would take the dark journey as she declared he could not doubt. And no one could prevent her not even he himself, though his heart might break at her taking it. All depended upon Dick. He appeared a few minutes afterwards fresh from his ride, glowing with good-humour and contentment. But the sight of Thresk surprised him. "Hulloa," he cried. "Good-morning.
On entering the farmhouse, Kenelm's host conducted him straight into the kitchen, and cried out, in a hearty voice, to a comely middle-aged dame, who, with a stout girl, was intent on culinary operations, "Hulloa! old woman, I have brought you a guest who has well earned his supper, for he has done the work of two, and I have promised him a bed." The farmer's wife turned sharply round.
He arrived with the appetite of a hungry monk, and to obtain its satisfaction he was just the man to stab two monks and sell his bit of the true cross, which were wrong. "Hulloa! friend," said he to Philippe, calling him towards him.
Charley, home for his winter holidays, blurted out at the squire's table: 'So, Harry Richmond, you're the cleverest fellow in the world, are you? There's Janet telling everybody your father's the cleverest next to you, and she's never seen him! 'How? hulloa, what 's that? sang out the squire. 'Charley was speaking of my father, sir, I said, preparing for thunder. We all rose.
I met Ethel at the house of a man called Caster, who lived two or three miles from Apia with a native wife. I had been playing tennis with him and when we were tired he suggested a cup of tea. We went into the house and in the untidy living-room found Ethel chatting with Mrs Caster. "Hulloa, Ethel," he said, "I didn't know you were here." I could not help looking at her with curiosity.
"Well, Luke," said the Doctor in a kindly voice, "they don't give you much light in here, do they?" Very slowly the Hermit looked up from the floor. "Hulloa, John Dolittle. What brings you here?" "I've come to see you. I would have been here sooner, only I didn't hear about all this till a few minutes ago.
"Hulloa, Edwards!" he said one day about the middle of term, "you have been very lazy about your football lately; you promised to be good at it, you know. It's a pity to give it up." "But I have not," said Edwards. "I am going in for it again now." And he meant it; for the last penny of the loan had vanished, and he felt the need of excitement and action of some kind.
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