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She had not been ladling out milk and cream, or buttering sandwiches, or pinning souvenirs on dusty blue blouses ever since early morning. Other faces there showed through all their smiles and sweetness the traces of long days of unaccustomed work and short nights of troubled sleep. Marvelous were Mrs.
"Oh, Gerald," faltered Melusine, "it's dreadful but what can she do?" "Pon my soul, I'd take Morosov the Polish party what's-his-name first. I would indeed on the whole." There was nothing to say. Melusine knew that could not be. Lady Maria, however, who never made a fuss over spilt milk, lost no time in ladling up what might be possible.
At the moment, as you are aware, Gussie is a mere jelly when in the presence. But ask yourself how he will feel in a week or so, after he and she have been helping themselves to sausages out of the same dish day after day at the breakfast sideboard. Cutting the same ham, ladling out communal kidneys and bacon why " I broke off abruptly. I had had one of my ideas. "Golly, Jeeves!" "Sir?"
The little field-pieces were too puny to do much harm, but they counted for something, Putnam said, as he tore a cartridge in pieces and, ladling the powder and canister into the gun, aimed and discharged it into the advancing ranks of the foe, with effect. But all was of no avail.
Ten minutes later the steaming wine was on the table in a huge china bowl and the Englishman was ladling it out with a long-handled spoon and filling the two mugs with the deliciously scented cordial. Annette had disappeared into the house in response to a peremptory call from her father.
"You've two things to learn among two thousand, Foster," said he in low, firm voice. "One is to keep your money, and the other, your temper. I spoke for your good principally, but if you've been ladling out your money to be spent in liquor, I say stop it. There's to be no whiskey in that car." "Nobody wants it less than I do," said Foster wearily. "Why didn't you keep it out of the others?"
As his lordship settled to the sweets, at which he was a great hand at dessert, Amelia essayed to try her influence with the popular subject of a ball. 'I wish the members of your hunt would give us a ball, my lord, observed she. 'Ah, hay, hum ball, replied he, ladling up the syrup of some preserved peaches that he had been eating; 'ball, ball, ball.
Into this hive the cluster will fall as heavily as an over-ripe fruit. Or, if the branch be too stout, he can plunge a spoon into the mass; and deposit where he will the living spoonfuls, as though he were ladling out corn. He need have no fear of the bees that are buzzing around him, settling on his face and hands.
Comrade Windsor, with a broader view, feels that there are other and larger publics. He refuses to content himself with ladling out a weekly dole of mental predigested breakfast food. He provides meat. He " "Then excuse me " said Mr. Parker, turning to Billy, "You, I take it, are responsible for this very vigorous attack on the tenement-house owners?" "You can take it I am," said Billy.
"So you are going to take care of me as if I were a small boy?" "You need care sometimes." He soon came back and asked, "Now may I stay?" "Yes. Please untie the dog. Butter's come." "I should think it would, or anything else at your coaxing." "Oh-h, what a speech! Hasn't that a pretty golden hue?" she asked, holding up a mass of the butter she was ladling from the churn into a wooden tray.
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