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"'I am sure, said I, as I hoped, bravely, and not a little enthusiastically, 'that Carbine would take any fence you asked him. "'Or not, as the case might be. Thank you, Marmy, for the compliment, she said. "'A Triton among minnows, remarked Valiant, not entirely under his breath; 'horses obey, and students admire, and there is no end to her greatness.
'Everything was nice at Stannesley, said Frances with a sigh. 'Granny and Uncle Marmy really loved us; that makes the difference. 'Aunt Alison loves us in her way, said Jacinth. 'Everybody can't be the same. I think you're getting into a very bad habit of grumbling, Frances. And this afternoon you really should be pleased.
"Pitch them overboard, of course," cried Jack; "they'll pretty soon make for the land; and I'll send my mare Gossamer first; she'll give them a lead, I'll bet. Cunning old devil!" The impetuosity of Jack was fast gaining converts, when Cato pulled Dunmore quietly by the sleeve, and said "Marmy, baal you take 'em yarroman like 'it Hinchinbrook; my word, plenty of alligator sit down along of water.
'We've always wanted to go along the Aldersmere road, said Frances. 'You remember, Jass, we went a tiny bit up it that morning that first morning with dear old Marmy. 'Yes, said Jacinth, with a sigh, 'that first and last day. 'Is it the way along by Uncle Marmy's gates? asked Eugene. Phebe did not understand him, but Jacinth explained.
It reads this way: "The place of generation must break to give place to the generated; but the influence spreads out beyond the fragments, and is greater thus than in the mass neither matter nor mind can be destroyed. The earth was molten before it became cold rock and quiet world." There, you see, Marmy, that I am a fellow-student of yours.
Tell the men at Luke's that I hope they will pass at the coming exams. . . . I am going up for my final Marmy. I wonder if I'll pass. And then the words froze on her lips. "It was persecution that did it diabolical persecution and selfishness. That was the worst day the college ever knew.
'Marmy says, she wrote, 'that it must have been a presentiment which made you all take such a fancy to that quaint old house, even though you only saw it from the outside. All this Frances read again boldly to her sister. Jacinth did not interrupt her, but listened in silence. 'Well, she said, when Frances stopped, 'I told you I had read all mamma said.
"Froggy Waters," chose Fatty and poor little Marmaduke was left to the last, as if he were the worst player in the whole world. "Well," said Dicky, "I spouse I've got to take him. But he'll lose the game for us." He turned to Marmaduke. "I'll tell you what, Marmy," he said, "you can be the spectators a whole pile of them in the grand stand. Wouldn't you like to be a grand stand? That's great.
'Now, Uncle Marmy, wouldn't it be perfectly lovely if papa's time was out, and he and mamma had come home and we were all going to live here just fancy! 'It's awfully pretty, said Marmaduke, 'but when your father's time's up I want you all to come back to live at Stannesley with me. Jacinth laughed. 'No, that wouldn't do, she said. 'You'd be getting married.
Tell the men at Luke's that I hope they will pass at the coming exams.... I am going up for my final Marmy. I wonder if I'll pass. And then the words froze on her lips. "It was persecution that did it diabolical persecution and selfishness. That was the worst day the college ever knew.
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