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John Mortimer, who was persistently talking to Emily, felt that Brandon's eyes were upon him, and that he looked amused. He never doubted that his work had been observed, and that his wish would be respected. "Luncheon's on the table." "John," said Brandon instantly, "will you take in my wife?" John obeyed.
"Dresses are a bother, and always getting torn, and traveling makes you very tired, only the luncheon's nice. But I'd lots rather build a home." "Let's see," said mother, "if you are as ready to give up something now. Elizabeth's birthday is next week and Ethelwyn's next month. I had thought we might take a short yachting trip, all of us, Nan, Aunty Stevens "
"There are some architect's sketches around here; the man's going to be here early in the morning. You said you'd drive to the yacht club, to see about the stage for the children's play; you were to stop on the way back and see old Mrs. McNab a moment. You wanted to write Mrs. Polk a note to catch the 'Kaiserin Augusta', and luncheon's early because of the Kellogg bridge." She shut the book.
Jem Chip was there, having left his luncheon's joint of boiled lettuces, and William T. Forbes and his daughters, and all the members of the club. It is a mystery how Uncle Prudent and Phil Evans emerged alive from the thousands who welcomed them. On that evening was the weekly meeting of the Institute. It was expected that the colleagues would take their places at the desk.
There was nothing wrong about this; indeed, it was excellently conceived; still it appeared to Gilbert as excessively funny, and with Nancy's help he wrote another syllabus and tacked it over Julia's bureau. Time Card On waking I can Pray for Gilly and Nan; Eat breakfast at seven. Or ten or eleven, Nor think when it's noon That luncheon's too soon. From twelve until one I can munch on a bun.
When she returned, bearing the full cup delicately, he lay like a disconsolate boy, face down upon the ground; so she touched him on the shoulder and said, in a tone of the brisk housewife: "Luncheon's ready." Then Jerry sat up, and ate when she put food into his hand and drank from the cup she gave him.
"A woman who lives well-nigh alone, as I live, in a quiet place, hears things so often that other folk never listen to. There's always something in my ears, night or day. Sometimes I am not sure whether it's in this world or the other. It was like that with me just then. It was for that reason I listened. Your luncheon's ready, sir." Hamel walked thoughtfully back into his sitting-room.
I was kept by some letters forwarded from Newlands," she said, without giving herself the trouble of looking at Richard as she spoke. "What does it matter? Luncheon's admittedly a movable feast, isn't it?" Madame de Vallorbes made no response. A noticeable hush had descended upon the whole company, while the men-servants moved to and fro serving the newcomer.
Furnivale said "Yes," she went to the window opening out on to the lawn where the three children were now playing, and called Rosy. "I daresay she will be going to scold me, now luncheon's over. I wish that ugly old Mr.
Presently her glance met their friend, who, having come out of one of the long windows that opened to the lawn, had stopped there to watch them. "He says just now that luncheon's ready." "I've made him," she said in the drawing-room to Mitchy, "make Mr. Van go with him." Mr.
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