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She called Charley, and asked him if he knew who they were, though she well guessed. "Mrs. Wildeve and the nurse-girl," said Charley. "The nurse is carrying the baby?" said Eustacia. "No, 'tis Mrs. Wildeve carrying that," he answered, "and the nurse walks behind carrying nothing."
They can take anything that's given 'em till they marry; or they can hang around an' play nurse-girl an' kitchen-girl to their brothers' wives."
If you put a dirty little chit of a nurse-girl on board wages, it would come to more than that. And he just bought three houses in Millgate, and as rich as anything! Oh, it's shameful, I call it, shameful! She put her handkerchief to her eyes. Then she quickly withdrew it again and turned to him, remembering how his first aspect had surprised her.
But I'm going to work my way through the course, Bill, even if I have to go out as a nurse-girl, and study at night." Billy said nothing for awhile. But before they parted he went back to the subject. "I'll let you have the three hundred, Sue, or five hundred, if you like. Borrow it from me, you know me a good deal better than you do Ferd Eastman!"
Hilmer again breaking the stillness, this time with a cool and knifelike precision as she said, turning her pale, icy eyes on Helen Starratt: "My dear, your nurse-girl days are over...We've had you a long time and we can't be too selfish now that your husband is back!"
He wrote Corydon that he could not stand it; and Corydon wrote back that he was right he should surely see the baby. And so it was arranged between them that Thyrsis was to be at a certain place in the park, and she would send the nurse-girl there with little Cedric. He went and sat upon a bench; and the hour came, and at last down the path strolled a nurse-girl, wheeling a baby-carriage.
Boys came first, then her little baby sister, which was to her in the place of a doll, and the boys got promptly relegated to the background. Much to Maria's delight, the French nurse, whom she at once disliked and stood in awe of, only remained until the baby was about two months old, then a little nurse-girl was engaged.
'Father taught me, she said to the earl, not more discomposed than if she had taken a jump. 'It's over! he groaned, savagely white, and bellowed for guns, any weapons. 'Your father? pray? She was entreated to speak. 'Yes, it must be shot; it will be merciful to kill it, she said. 'They have carried the child indoors. The others are safe. Mr. Woodseer, run to my nurse-girl, Martha.
It was well he did so, for at half-past four a man with a bundle rang the door-bell at the side entrance of the Morton house. "He's ahead of time," said Jerry. "I wonder if them p'lices are behind the convent gate?" The nurse-girl opened the door so quickly that she had evidently been on the watch. The man slipped in, and Jerry noted that he was big and brawny.
Elizabeth noticed that she expressed no desire to mortgage her future leisure hours by any promises. "You busy?" exclaimed Landis. "Now, what were you doing reading novels, dressing and driving about?" "I should scarcely be content with such a summer, Landis. No; I played nurse-girl to Mrs. Gleason's large family. I was busy, too. The place was no sinecure, I assure you." "Mrs.
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