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Neither wealth nor honour have in themselves the elements of happiness; and their increase brings but an increase of trouble." "If sought from merely selfish ends," remarked his wife. "Yet their possession may increase our happiness, if we regard them as the means by which we may rise into a higher life." There followed a thoughtful pause. Mrs.
He had been thinking of the day he had seen this fellow Garland dodging down the hall with those trousers there. Then, becoming aware of the footsteps, he said: "Pond back ... Is it?" But Mr. Dayne, looking out down the corridor, said no. After a pause, he added, in a yet lower voice: "It's young Cooney, from the Works ... And a lady."
We may pause to consider an interesting question in reference to the two characters under which vibrios appear in butyric fermentations.
Don't care who deals it out," laughed Orde. "Thayer backed out, so finally I got the whole amount from Heinzman," Newmark announced. "Didn't know the old Dutchman was that well off," said Orde, after a slight pause. "Can't tell about those secretive old fellows," said Newmark. Orde hesitated. "I didn't know he was friendly enough to lend us money." "Business is business," replied Newmark.
Well, she went on to say that what remained now to be done was to bring about a marriage between them. She spoke of it, Fanny, with a steadier voice than I can." He was obliged to pause more than once as he continued. "'We must persuade Henry to marry her, said she; 'and what with honour, and the certainty of having shut himself out for ever from Fanny, I do not despair of it.
There was a strange and solemn pause as the judge resumed his seat, and all eyes turned on Henry. The firmness of the judge had touched the right chord at last. The sword dropped back into its sheath, the scowl of passion gave place to the flush of shame, the wild eyes sought the ground, and the haughty head hung down in confusion.
Time after time she repeated the sentence, "Gongay has no husband, for her mother put a stone in her vagina, yet she loves all young men." From time to time she would pause, and make ludicrous attempts to fondle the young boys, and then when they resisted her, she again took up her plaint.
Nelly's lips tremble, but she cannot answer; a tear or two go stealing down her cheek. You approach them; and your father takes your hand again with a firm grasp, looks at you thoughtfully, drops his eyes upon the fire, and for a moment there is a pause; "We are quite alone now, my boy!" It is a Broken Home! Family Confidence.
Nikolai only snapped his fingers and looked down, doubly decided, at the crack in the floor. When the pause had become unbearable any longer, and she saw clearly that no answer was coming, she began to cry softly. She had thought, she sobbed, that when she had a son who was a smith's foreman, she would not stand quite helpless in the world.
For a moment, Spike looked wistful. Then his countenance resumed its woodenness. "Dere ain't no use for me dis side, Mr. Chames," he said. "New York's de spot. Youse don't want none of me, now you're married. How's Miss Molly, Mr. Chames?" "Splendid, Spike; thanks. We're going over to France by to-night's boat." "It's been a queer business," said Jimmy, after a pause. "A deuced rum business.
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