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Updated: May 13, 2025
"For de lofe of Heaven be patient, mine honoured patron, and you shall hafe all de treasure as I knows of yes, you shall indeed But do not speak about de spirits it makes dem angry." Edie Ochiltree here prepared himself to throw in another groan, but was restrained by Lovel, who began to take a more serious interest, as he observed the earnest and almost desperate demeanour of Sir Arthur.
You shall have seen her picture here in the casa. No? It have hang under the crucifix in the corner room, turn around to the wall WHY, you shall comprehend when I have made finish thees story. Comes to them here one day Don Vincente, Don Gregorio's nephew, to lif when his father die. He was yong, a pollio same as Rosita. They were mooch together; they have make lofe.
I am glad he no lofe you, and den I am sorry, too, for you so nice gal, vid voice so soft and such prettee eyes, I tank if he lofe you den you sure lofe him too. Den you two so happy in dis place, ma'am." He interrupted himself, striking his fist upon his chest, as if to still a pain in it, and went on again. "You haf no idea how prettee place dis is, leetle leddy, in de summertime.
You choose your lofer from ze world. A husband, if it is your taste. Bose, if you please. Zen, I say, you shall, you shall lofe a man. Let him tease and sting ah! it will be magnifique: Aha! ze voice will sharpen, go deep; yeas! to be a tale of blood. Lofe till you could stab yourself: Brava! But now? Little fool, I say!" Emilia believed that she was verily forfeiting an empire.
You hafe got your moneys; do not slobber no more on dis flower of lofe!" cried the banker, indemnifying himself by this violent abuse for all the insolence he had submitted to. "You old rip! I will pay you out for that speech!" said Asie, threatening the banker with a gesture worthy of the Halle, at which the Baron merely shrugged his shoulders.
This he was wont to express in that marvelous combination of Spanish precision and California slang for which he was justly famous. "As to thees women and their little game," he would say, "believe me, my friend, your old Oncle 'Enry is not in it. No; he will ever take a back seat when lofe is around. For why? Regard me here!
You don't vant Mooney to make lofe to you? You don't vant him to giss you? hey, vos dot it?" "Yes, that was exactly it." "Ach! you too nice to be brofessional; you like to choose your lofer, hey? You forget you earn a livin' so. Vot you got against Mooney?" Miss Norvell, her cheeks burning indignantly, her eyes already ablaze, did not mince words.
Eet vas nice I fool you so; dat vas vat make de men lofe, ven dey not know everyting. Ven day know dem maybe eet all be over vid. So maybe I show you sometime, maybe not quien sabe?" If her lightly spoken words hurt, he realized the utter futility of striving then to penetrate their deeper meaning.
Maybe dat last longer as lofe quien sabe?" Scarcely comprehending this peculiar explanation, Beth Norvell's first conception was that the girl had chosen wrong, that she had allied herself upon the side of evil. "You mean you you will go back to Biff Farnham?" she asked, her tone full of horror.
She laughed, shaking her head so hard the black hair became a whirling cloud about her. "No, no! eet not de same, señor. Maybe I lofe you, maybe not yet. Dat ees vat you must fin' out. But marry? Dat no show I lofe you. Oh, de men! to tink eet vas de only vay to prove lofe to marry. No, no! maybe I show you some day eef I lofe you; si, some day I show you ven I know true.
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