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Before we could walk beyond reach, the man shouted out: "Carajo! caballeros, why don't you strip before entering the bano?" "What is it?" cried a soldier, coming up and stopping us. A group of his comrades joined him, and we were hurried into the light. "Mil diablos!" exclaimed one of the soldiers, recognising Raoul; "our old friend the Frenchman! Parlez-vous francais, Monsieur?"
He doesn't even know when she's there; but by the time she's done with him he's unnaturally good. He can't like that, can he?" "Then there's Ian, good old boy!" "That's humbug. You know it is." "But it's Milly herself I really care about," cried Tims. "You've been a pig to her, Mil.
Again: if any commodity costs, for instance, 2 fl. 3 cents per lb., we know without taking up a pen that it is 2 cents 3 mil. per ounce; that it is L.2, 3 fl. per stone; L.23 per cwt.; L.230 per ton; and so on. Here is a cargo no matter of what weighing 374 tons, 7 cwt. 4 st.
I think a great deal of jocose raillery may pass between intimates without the requisite tenderness being infringed upon. Why should I bring back a disagreeable impression to his mind? Besides, it would be more painful than ludicrous to me. I should enter into his feelings rather than into those of the ordinary spectator. 'Duns. I am glad we are of the same mind in this. 'Mil.
They are, "Ay de mil 'Tis true what Conchita says, and as Valerian told me. He is, indeed, handsome beautiful!" More than ever Hamersley endeavours to counterfeit sleep, but he can resist no longer. Involuntarily his eyes fly open, and, with head upraised, he turns towards the speaker.
I see you know. It is called whisper in my ear. That's right, mil mil-milk! to be sure, my tiny, it is milk. Now open your little mouth and say it prettily after me once more and again say it twelve times quite right and I will give you a kiss Now you have earned a pretty kiss will you have it here or here? Well, and what is this? your ea-? Yes, your ear. And this? your nose, that is right."
'Mil.. What I should need in a friend would be a certain breadth of nature: I have no sympathy with people who can disturb themselves about small things; who crave the world's good opinion; are anxious to prove themselves always in the right; can be immersed in personal talk or devoted to self-advancement; who seem to have grown up entirely from the earth, whereas even the plants draw most of their sustenance from the air of heaven.
"We'll be rich, maybe, Harry " "I've picked the winners for the other fellows every time, Mil." "Anyhow, it's worth the gamble, Harry." "I got a nose for what the people want. I've never been able to prove it from a high stool, but I'll show 'em now by God! I'll show 'em now!" He sprang up, pulling the white table-cloth awry and folding her into his embrace. "I'll show 'em."
"Ah," says the boss, "very much obliged, Mil er Miss Morgan," and before I could get to the door he has hopped up and opened it for her. Then he turns around and sees me standin' there grinnin'. "Torchy," says he, "are there any more like that around the shop?" "None that I ever saw," says I. "Thank Heaven!" says he. "Send in one of the other kind." "Want a real ripe one?" says I. He does.
"Why, I could pack up and and find a welcome there right to-night, if the kid wasn't too little for the night air." "Mil, honest, I I just don't know what to make of you. I I've just lost my nerve about going now." "I'm not going to be the one to say stay." With his coat unhooked from the antlers and flung across his arm, he stood contemplating, a furrow of perplexity between his eyes.
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