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"And is he in love perchance?" asked Sancho. "He is," said of the Grove, "with one Casildea de Vandalia, the rawest and best roasted lady the whole world could produce; but that rawness is not the only foot he limps on, for he has greater schemes rumbling in his bowels, as will be seen before many hours are over."
I thought the music charming, and, of course, as he played it...! 'I shall only have three motives, he said. 'That's the La Vallière motive. Do you see the idea? 'You mean she limps? 'Precisely. Isn't it delightful? 'She won't have to limp much, you know. She didn't. 'Just the faintest suggestion. It will be delicious. I can see Morenita in the part. Well, what do you think of it?
Say goats to him and he actually gets round-shouldered and limps." Vic disappeared over the ridge beyond the spring. Lower down, where the ridge merged into the Basin itself, the big curly-horned Billy that had cost Helen May more than any half dozen of his followers stepped out briskly at the head of the band.
They never say to themselves that a poet is a vain man, as I am accused of being; they can't conceive what it is for an author to be at the mercy of a feverish excitement, which makes him disagreeable and capricious; they want him always grand, noble; it never occurs to them that genius is a disease, or that Nathan lives with Florine; that D'Arthez is too fat, and Joseph Bridau is too thin; that Beranger limps, and that their own particular deity may have the snuffles!
Every one on that block had been there for a generation or so; there was a sense of permanence about them all even the Kings. "Eastern people," said Mrs. Lorimer. "A mother, rather delicate-looking, and one son, eighteen or nineteen I should say. He's frail-looking, too, and he limps a little. I imagine they're very nice.
Mas'rs' hoss wants rubben down; see how he splashed hisself; and Jerry limps too; don't think Missis would be willin' to have us start dis yer way, no how. Lord bless you, Mas'r, we can ketch up, if we do stop. Lizy never was no great of a walker." Mrs. Shelby, who, greatly to her amusement, had overheard this conversation from the verandah, now resolved to do her part.
"You may have a perfectly just fight with a man and beat him rightly; but if you are able to go on with your work next day, while his health is so damaged that for a long while he limps about as a cripple, you must not look up from your busy thriving and reproach him with his helplessness, and remind him of its cause; nor must you be surprised that he remembers the fight longer than you have time for.
"'Old Em'ly she limps, And as " "All right, Thomas. That'll do." "Old Em'ly " "I wish you'd dry up, like a good fellow. This is the lady's horse, you know, hang it, after all." "In-deed!" "Don't you see when a fellow's on a horse, he can't let another fellow kind of don't you know?" The man did know. "There's sense in that." he said approvingly.
Esmeralda shall have my head, for the times when she loses her own; Sylvia shall have my feet, because she limps herself; and," she looked across the room deep into Bridgie's eyes "Bridgie shall have my heart! It would be with her, anyway, wherever she went."
Beyond the fact that he hasn't the use of his right arm, and limps with his left leg, and that he likes beer and cheese, he seems an admirable watch dog," said Lydia humorously. "Jaggs?" repeated the girl. "I wonder where I've heard that name before. Is he a detective?" "No, I don't think so. But Mr.
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