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Otherwise it is not worth a snap of my finger your honest affection." And he came back into the room on purpose to snap his finger, in his rude way, quite close to Mademoiselle Brun's parchment face. "Look in my face; my name is Might-Have-Been. I am also called No More, Too Late, Farewell," "This," said the captain of the Jane, the Baron de Melide's yacht, "is the bay of St. Florent.

"And to think," she murmured, while Allen smiled down at her, "that I didn't like that perfect angel, Peter Levine, at first. Why, I should have welcomed him with open arms!" "Why?" asked Allen, taken by surprise. "Don't you know?" asked Betty, mischievously wide-eyed. "If he hadn't happened along just when he did our glorious adventure would have dwindled into a might-have-been.

A miserable ale-house, drunken words, the flash of a knife, and a man of genius has received his death-blow. What an epitaph for the greatest might-have-been in English literature: "Christopher Marlowe, slain by a serving-man in a drunken brawl, aged twenty-nine!"

He could have taught her what love meant, thrilled her heart with thoughts of might-have-been; he could have roused sweet pity in her soul, love's gentle mother that has the power to give birth to Love. But he did not kiss her, nor did he speak: because though he was quite sure that she would understand, he was equally sure that she could not respond.

Every man has had one horrible adventure: as a hidden untimely birth he had not been, as infants that never see the light. Men spoke much in my boyhood of restricted or ruined men of genius: and it was common to say that many a man was a Great Might-Have-Been. To me it is a more solid and startling fact that any man in the street is a Great Might-Not-Have-Been.

He did not even see how it must strike the girl who was going through it all for him, for David’s thoughts were out on the flood-tide of sorrow, drifting against the rocks of the might-have-been.

In the discussion of plans and projects Roy became almost his radiant self again: forgot, for one merciful hour, that he was dead, damned, and done for the wraith of a 'Might-Have-Been.

It had been a hard fight for self-control there on the prairie the day Florence rejected him, but it was as nothing to the tumult that now raged in his brain. Then, despite his pain, hope had remained. Now hope was lost, and in its place stood a maddening might-have-been.

He must die, and soon, by his own hand. Incredible, preposterous fate! He shuddered, and looked around him involuntarily. His glance, reverent, full of timid longing, fell on Rachel, and his heart cried aloud, suddenly, "If she loves me, I shall not be able to leave her." Look in my face! my name is Might-have-been; I am also called No-more, Too-late, Farewell. It was Sunday afternoon. Mr.

Had Jane been anywhere else save in the home that Virginia might have had, her future might have had another story. But why forecast the might-have-been? "You do use your property well, I am sure," Doctor Carey said, replying to the last words spoken between them, "and yet, you would give it up?" He knew her answer, or he would not have asked the question.

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