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Then they all said he must stay to lunch, as it was about lunchtime, and Miss Tippet added that he deserved to have been born in a higher position in life at least his brother did, which was the same thing, for he was a true what's-'is-name, who ought to be crowned with thingumyjigs.
So he set himself to procure revenge by going hot-foot after the Freshman "vamp" who, to tell the truth, was much more in his style than Leslie and quite, quite willing though Leslie, dear child, was too absorbed to know it. She came home at lunchtime a bit late and called Allison from the table to give him an excited account in a low tone of something that had happened that morning.
Helen was here, and Helen was there all day long; sometimes she said that it was lunchtime, and sometimes that it was teatime; but by the next day all landmarks were obliterated, and the outer world was so far away that the different sounds, such as the sounds of people moving overhead, could only be ascribed to their cause by a great effort of memory.
On the morning after her arrival Priscilla, with the other students, read the contents of these two boards, and then, in the company of a fresher nearly as shy as herself, she wandered about the lovely grounds which surrounded Heath Hall until nine o'clock, when lectures began. Lectures continued without interruption until lunchtime, a meal which was taken very much when the girls pleased.
"Are you going to be back in the dome by lunchtime?" "I think so. Might have some interesting news, too, incidentally." "Fine," she said. "See you then." Twenty minutes later the desk transmitter gave her the "to be shielded" signal. Up went the barrier again. Major Quillan's face looked out at her from the screen. He was, Trigger saw, in Mantelish's lab.
The medley of hampers and baskets and bags, the crowd of skirts flitting along the damp alleys, occupied his attention until lunchtime. He took a delight in the dripping water and the fresh breeze as he passed from the acrid smell of the shell-fish to the pungent odour of the salted fish. It was always with the latter that he brought his official round of inspection to a close.
And when, after an interval of awful silence, during which Miss Gascoigne looked like a brooding hurricane, and Miss Grey frightened out of her life at what was next to happen, he rose and said, "Now remember, Aunt Henrietta, you or my wife are to give orders to Phillis that the children come to us at lunchtime to-day," Christian was conscious of a slight throb at heart.
If all four land flat side up, that's a 'yoot' and you get another throw on top of the four moves. You start, Barby, and I'll show you the other rules as we go along." At lunchtime Mrs. Miller broiled hamburgers on the charcoal grill out in the woodshed, which connected to the kitchen.
It may not have been a flyin' saucer, but you can bet it wasn't anythin' common, or anythin' he'd seen before." "Score one," Scotty said triumphantly as they drove off. "One flying saucer doesn't make a Martian invasion," Rick reminded him. "Let's keep it up." By lunchtime they had interviewed a dozen people who claimed to have seen flying saucers.
You look at the picture but you don't read the names in the caption, so you don't recognize the name, and you haven't been out of your little cage since lunchtime and Jimmy Holden was not missing then. So you go on: "So you're going to go to Roundtree." "Yessir." "That costs a lot of money, young Mister Holden." "Yessir."
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