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To be good-natured and hungry at the same time implies a disposition little short of angelic." "So you see," said Marian, "you're not entertaining these angels unawares." "Bravo! pretty good for Mally," said Frank, applauding his sister's speech. "And if I may be allowed to remark on such a delicate subject, your salad is also pretty good, Patty." "It's more than pretty good," said Marian.
"Well, it doesn't come amiss to learn a thing or two in season," returned Mally, with a nod. "All theatrical companies pair off like that. "The other two young gents who passed by the wing a moment ago, and were watching you so intently, are married. Now, let me repeat the lesson again, so as to impress it upon your mind: Celey Dunbar is Manager Morgan's ex-sweetheart; Mrs.
Then I will be sick to-morrow. 'I hope not, Mr Owen. Come, poor Mally. Drink it up. 'Never mind, Mally, but attend to me. Will you not be so cold and stiff, and respectful to me? I hate a girl who "sir's" me as if I were a lord, and makes me curtseys, and never looks at me, and seems as if she hated me 'Oh, no, indeed no, sir
'A' doun alang the Canongate Were beaux o' ilk degree; And mony ane turned round to look At bonny Mally Lee. And we're a' gaun east an' west, We're a' gaun agee, We're a' gaun east an' west Courtin' Mally Lee! Every corner bristles with memories.
In September of following year it is stated that a hundred families of Highlanders had arrived at Brunswick, North Carolina, and "two vessels are daily expected with more." In August 1769 the ship Mally sailed from Islay full of passengers for North Carolina, which was the third or fourth emigration from Argyll "since the conclusion of the late war."
Then Randal Rutherford, coming to visit me, found me such a lackmirth, he said, and my wits so distraught, that a love-sick wench were better company for a man-at-arms. "Cheer up, man," he said. "Look at me, did I not leave my heart at Branxholme Mains with Mally Grieve, and so in every town where I have been in garrison, and do you see me cast down?
"Certainly it isn't very romantic," she thought, "to have the hero lover of the play a married man." Night came at last, and feeling more frightened than she had ever felt in her life before, Jessie emerged from her dressing-room. Mally Marsh accompanied her to the wing to see that she went on all right when her cue was given. "There's a big house out in front," whispered Mally.
"Mally!" "I hear ye, Marse Ollie, an' I hearn Hannah. I tell you same as I tol' her ain't no use fetchin' no water; ain't no use no mo' for no doctor, ain't no use, ain't no use. I ain't never goin' to say no mo' to him, 'Chairs all ready, Marse Richard. I ain't never goin' to wait on him no mo', Come close to me, Marse Ollie; get down an' let me tell ye, son."
My daughter! Here is our little Mary. She has come home to see you." Never shall I forget what followed. First, my mother's long lashes parted and she looked at me with a dazed expression as if still in a sort of dream. My Mally veen!" How long I lay with my arms about my mother, and my mother's arms about me I do not know.
Ten minutes later, as she was tying her bonnet strings, she heard him calling from the top of the stairs. "What is it, Dickie?" "I'm not a goose. Goosies has feathers. They say 'quack." "You're the kind that hasn't feathers and doesn't say quack," replied Mally from below. "No, darling, you're not a goose; you're Mally's good boy. Now, run back to bed."
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