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"You wished to see Adam and Eve, who were our first parents; there they are," said she. Then she left them in great astonishment before Titian's picture, and seated herself by the bedside of the king, who delighted to watch the children. "Which of the two is Adam?" said Francis, nudging his sister Margot's elbow. "You silly!" replied she, "to know that, they would have to be dressed!"
The Billy Smiths came up. Elsie proceeded to withdraw into herself. "We were speaking of Mr. Pless," said I. "He has a broken heart." The newcomers looked hard at poor Elsie. "Broken fiddle-sticks," said Billy Smith, nudging Elsie until she made room for him beside her on the long couch. I promptly made room for Betty Billy. "We ought to tell John just a little about him," said Elsie defensively.
My advent was hailed by an exultant roar and they were all about me, an evil company in their rage and draggled finery; here were faces scarred by battles and brutalised by their own misdeeds, this unlovely company now thrust upon me with pointing fingers, nudging elbows, scowls and mocking laughter. "What now is he to us, then?" cried one. "Hath Jo sent us her plaything?"
A young Alexandrian pointed to the name written in gold letters on the stern, nudging his companion and saying with a laugh: "Sabina has a wolf's head then!" "A peacock's would suit her better. Did you see her on her way to the Caesareum?" replied the other. "Alas!
Oh, my word, and is that the little foreign gentleman? It is a disappointment as I can't 'ear what the young lady's a-telling of." "Well, Maggie, you needn't be discontented. I am not hearing this wonderful story, either. David, what are you nudging me for?" "Send her to walk with George," whispered David. "I want to say something to you so badly, Polly." Polly frowned.
Or perhaps going out for walks with her, just themselves, always themselves only, they two together, this evening, last evening, and to-morrow evening; through the streets crowded by visitors, down the harbour where the fishermen congregate, across the bridge and over the head between sea and sky; people bowing to them respectfully, rigidly, freezingly; people nudging and whispering and looking their way.
The young ones are larking, pushing each other on and off the pavement, dodging, nudging; the old ones are talking: "So I said to 'im, if you wants the doctor to yourself, fetch 'im, says I." "An' by the time they was cooked there wasn't so much as you could put in the palm of me 'and!" The only ones who are quiet are the ragged children.
Bug mothers hastened, with their bug babies on their backs, down to the road, and, squatting down, taught their little nits to put their fore-paws politely together and bow down on their front knees. No one dared to speak out loud; but the mole-cricket, nudging his fellow under the wing, said: "Just look at that green Mantis!
"As I'm a Christian white man, they have bit at the bait, and have ambushed the smoke!" Here a hearty but silent laugh interrupted his words, and nudging Cap with his elbow, they all continued to watch the movements of Chingachgook in profound stillness.
They are dodging behind one another, and each nudging and pushing the other forward. Clearly, they are horribly ashamed of themselves; and, from the little I see of them, no wonder! "Here they are!" I cry, in a tone of excitement. "Look! do look!" for, having at length succeeded in urging Mr.
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