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'He never was in the way of giving a reason for anything, least of all for his own movements. 'Somebody was sayin' to me, resumed MacGregor, who, in all probability, invented the story at the moment, 'that the prince took him kissin' ane o' his servan' lasses, and kickit him oot o' Carlton Hoose into the street, and he canna win' ower the disgrace o' 't. ''Deed for the kissin', said Mr.
Berry in a farewell bow, and was shown out of the house by Tom Bakewell. The moment he was gone, Mrs. Berry threw up her arms. "Did ye ever know sich a horrid thing to go and happen to a virtuous woman!" she exclaimed. "I could cry at it, I could! To be goin' and kissin' a strange hairy man! Oh dear me! what's cornin' next, I wonder?
Kukor's daughter, for "Mama!" cried the young mother; and as they met just in front of Johnnie there was an explosive outburst of talk in a strange tongue, and much of what Johnnie afterwards described to Cis as "double kissin'," that is, a kissing on both cheeks, the baby coming in for his share and weeping over it forlornly. Greeting done, Mrs. Kukor introduced Johnnie.
Your mouth shuts up, and you can't open it; and you have fits and die." "Always?" said Poppy, looking scared, and feeling of her mouth. "'Most always, I guess. That's why your ma cried, and Nelly keeps kissin' you." Cy felt sorry, but rather enjoyed the excitement, and was sure, that, if any one ever could escape dying, it would be Poppy, for she always "came alive" again after her worst mishaps.
"I was thinking of one in particular." "Perhaps I was. I don't know." "I was thinking of the kissin'." "Well so was I, perhaps. I don't see any use in mincing matters." She had been the mincer-in-chief, however. "Don't do the slightest good! When it gets to kissin'-point, it's all up.
The tittle-tattle that goes about, as you've just been admitting; and the drinking habits amongst the men I saw Zeb Mennear come out his doorway, not fifteen minutes since, wiping his mouth with the back of his sleeve; and him just about to board the brake and go off to be shot by the Germans!" "Maybe 'twas after kissin' his wife good-bye," Miss Oliver suggested. "I should!"
An' jes' think of her kissin' me that way ev'ry night, think of it Uncle Billy! an' ev'ry mornin' too, maybe; wouldn't that be be " and Ralph, at a loss for a fitting wor to represent such bliss as that, simply clasped his hands together and gazed wistfully into the fire. After a minute or two he went on: "She 'membered it, too.
Cicely see it, see that dubersome look, though I tried to turn it off by kissin' him jest as hearty as I could after I had took the little black-robed figure of his mother, and hugged her close to my heart, and kissed her time and time agin. She always dressed in the deepest of mournin', and always would. I knew that. Wall, we wus awful glad to see Cicely.
"Ha, ha," the man laughed, "I know what ails old Bill! The kissin' scared him. He never heard none before in this market wagon. No wonder he stands still. Here's another for good measure." "Ach, Amos, I think that's often enough now! Anyhow for this morning once." "Ha, ha," he laughed. "Millie, you're all right! That's what you are!"
"'Say your own part av ut, then, Terence, darlin', sez she; 'for begad I'm thinkin' I've said too much or too little for an honest girl, an' wid that she put her arms round my neck an' kissed me. "'There's no more to be said afther that, sez I, kissin' her back again Oh the mane scutt that I was, my head ringin' wid Dinah Shadd!
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