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They left the fair, not fatigued, but tired of ill-doing, and spent the remainder of their time over dinner until the evening when they recommenced their pranks by torchlight. After the peddlers, they commenced operations on the ladies of the town, to whom, by a thousand dodges, they gave only that which they received, according to the axiom of Justinian: Cuiqum jus tribuere.
They have wandered hither unbidden by me, and I will deliver them back whence they came, that Wambe may judge them according to his law; they shall be sent with the girl. For you, go your ways. Food shall be given you without the kraal, and a present for Wambe in atonement of the ill-doing of my daughter. I have spoken.
So over-much wandering is not good for the state. Also it gets her a name beyond all manner of ill-doing within-doors." Once more I knew not well what to answer to this speech of the Prince's, so I remained discreetly silent. There is no great harm in the Princess. In the things of love she is as inflammable as the ink, and as soft as the crystal.
Oh, wouldn't it be dreadful if you were to lose your mind?" She rose as she spoke, and going to her father began to stroke him gently with her hand. She looked into his face with real affection; for when she deceived him, she loved him best as a partial atonement for her ill-doing. "Wouldn't that be dreadful?" she continued, while Sir George stood lost in bewilderment.
I could even see the curl of your lips as you looked down upon me, and figured to yourself the only possible result of trusting me, an unfledged, imaginative boy, with the means to carve his way a little further into the world. Failure! I wrote the word out of the dictionary of my life. Sin, crime, ill-doing of any sort if they became necessary I kept them there. But failure no!
He lifted the nasty, sticky little beast and fondled him as usual, while Jill, no worse even more excusable, because less trained suffered all the terrors of his wrath and was double-chained to the post, so as to have no further chance of such ill-doing. This was a day of bad luck for Kellyan. That morning he had fallen and broken his rifle.
How was it possible to make excuse to a servant for her mistress's shortcomings? how scold for ill-doing this young girl, to whom, ere she had been a night in the house, so bad an example had been set? Johanna half expected Elizabeth to take a leaf out of Selina's book and begin abusing herself and Hilary.
Base, doubly and trebly base, had been his behaviour there, for one ill deed had drawn others after it. But his repentance, his humiliation, must have been deep, and of the kind which strengthens against ill-doing in the future. It had to be done, and had better be done quickly. Adela went to her boudoir and rang the bell. The servant who came told her that Mutimer was in the house.
No, she did not; but one act of ill-doing entails more. These thoughts were passing through her mind as she stood there, listening to the song; stood there as one turned to stone, her throbbing temples pressed against the door's pillar. The song was over, and Barbara turned to her husband, a whole world of love in her bright blue eyes.
At once there was a hue and cry; Napoleon was summoned from his retreat, and dragged before his teacher. "Ah, miserable one!" cried the master. "And is it you again? You have perhaps killed your fellow-student. You will yet end in the Bastille, or on the block. Take him away, until we see what shall be the result of the last ill-doing of this wicked one."
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