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Not being able at the moment to recollect, he went on. "I assure you, sir, I know so little of parties in the place, that I hardly know their leaders. I have heard persons mentioned, but, if I tried, I think I should, in some cases, mismatch names and opinions." "I believe it," said Vincent; "but you are young; I am cautioning you against tendencies.
But, as all delicacy ought to be over with me now, perhaps I am to blame to expect it from a man who may not know what it is. If he does not, and yet thinks himself very polite, and intends not to be otherwise, I am rather to be pitied, than he to be censured. But after all, see you not, my dear, more and more, the mismatch that there is in our minds?
If you do not, let me admonish you, Sir, from the very great mismatch that then must appear to be in our minds, never to seek, nor so much as to wish, to bring about the most intimate union of interests between yourself and The original of this charming paper, as Dorcas tells me, was torn almost in two. In one of her pets, I suppose!
What do you suppose was St. Elmo's criticism on this matrimonial mismatch? 'Poor devil! Before a year rolls over his head he will feel like plunging into the Atlantic, with Plymouth Rock for a necklace!
He marries Fannie Halliday next March. The General's telling every Tom, Dick and Harry to-day." "John, I don't believe it! It can't be! I know better!" "I wish you did, but they told me themselves, away last July, standing hand in hand. Mother, he's got no more right to marry her " "Than you have! And he knows it! For John, John! There never was a more pitiful or needless mismatch!
Finally he saw a doctor who understood the principles of natural healing. This wise physician determined that this illness was caused by a mismatch between Cornaro's limited digestive capacity and the excessive amount of food he was eating. So Cornaro was put on a diet of only 12 ounces of solid food and fourteen ounces of liquid a day.
He looked like some prisoner of state doomed to the martyr's stake, as he sat there in the dim light and talked in a solemn monotone that was weird and unnatural. "The old witch said I was to meet with many misfortunes, pass a dreadful crisis, and then come out with flying colors. "But I'm a gittin' ahead of my story. My sister I had but one was to make a mismatch with a gambler and outlaw.
Gather large Cucumbers of as green a Colour as may be, wash them well in common Water, and then either cut off their Tops, and scoop out all the seedy part, or else cut a Slice out of the Side of each of them, and scrape out the seedy part with a small Spoon, taking care not to mismatch the Slices or Tops of the Cucumbers, that they may tie up the better when we come to fill them with Spices, &c.
There were no children in his case to complicate the affair; Mary Powell was probably as willing to part from him as he to part from Mary Powell; and, if she were to relapse into Mary Powell again and he to be free as before, the social expense of their two or three months' mismatch would hardly be appreciable! Doubtless, however, Milton foresaw many of the practical objections.
He's busy at present guarding the Treasure Chamber, but I'll introduce you to him when he comes back. We've had the misfortune to be patched, you know." "What is being patched?" asked the boy. "They cut two of us in halves and mismatch the halves half of one to half of the other, you know and then the other two halves are patched together.
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