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"But I can put on Ben's coat, and you can tell 'em I'm Mr. Tisbett, same's you introduce all the animals," persuasively said Polly, feeling as if nothing could be quite as nice as to be Mr. Tisbett and manage those black horses. "Yes, let Polly be Mr. Tisbett," begged little David, longing to be that personage himself. "She'll make the circus splendid." "All right," said Joel.
For that sudden compunction of his hurt her oddly. She did not know how to meet it. He bent over her. "Getting better, little sweetheart? Oh, don't cry! What happened? Did I hurt you frighten you?" He was stroking her hair soothingly, persuasively, his dark face so close to hers that when she opened her eyes they looked up straight into his.
Sylvia had suddenly seen a vision of herself lying wide awake during long dark hours hours which, as she knew by experience, generally bring to the sleepless, worrying thoughts. "No, no, I will not have any coffee to-night," she repeated. "Yes, yes, dear friend, you really must," Madame Wachner spoke very persuasively. "I should be truly sorry if you did not take this coffee.
I had no big-fisted uncle to thump me persuasively when I needed it; had fortune granted me one I might have been a very different man, Lisbeth. You behold in me a horrible example of what one may become whose boyhood has been denuded of uncles." "If you will be so very obliging as to return my my property."
"But only consider, my dear husband," said the Electress persuasively "only consider that it is not from high-mindedness or disobedience that the Electoral Prince tarries in Holland.
"My good Marie," I said, persuasively patting her bony shoulder, "tell his reverence that I must see him. Old friends as we are " "Bon Dieu, oui!" she exclaimed after another sigh. "Such old friends as you and he I will go and see," said she, and turned bravely back down the path that led to his door while I waited among the roses. A few moments later Marie beckoned to me from the kitchen window.
What if she should slip an old rifle through a crack and blow his head off? She might do it, too! He must make her open the door. "Say, what's the matter in there?" he asked persuasively. A moment's silence, and then a gruff voice slowly answered: "They ain't nobody at home!" "The hell they ain't!" Jim laughed. "No!" "Who are you?" She hesitated and then growled back: "None o' your business.
Again the tiny packet was extended persuasively, the small peddler being most anxious to make a sale although her honesty forbade her accepting payment for goods unsold. But Miss Laura scarcely saw the paper bag, for she was looking with so much interest upon the child's own face. Such a gay, helpful, hopeful small face it was!
We all up-raised our voices with one accord, the Judge most penitently and apologetically, and implored the Doctor to go on. "I'll shoot the first man who interrupts you again," added Thornton; persuasively. But the Doctor, with his hands languidly under his head, had lost his interest.
Or, at least, you are not going to. Look here, Chirpy, my dear, I think you must let me carry you, anyhow to the caravan. It isn't far, and I can fetch you some slippers from the mill from there. What? You don't mind, do you? An old friend like me, and a poor relation into the bargain?" The blue eyes smiled at her quizzically, and very persuasively.
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