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"You needn't pester yourself about that. I got a letter for you the other day from her," the doctor said, fumbling in his pockets. "Yer did, sah?" Alston said with interest. "Yes: here it is. Can you read? or shall I read it to you?" "Ef yer please, moster." Then Dr.
Augustus Mills, is going to give a lecture this evening, at seven o'clock, upon chivalry, and all that. Mrs. Turner has been telling us all day how much she wishes us to go. 'Mr. Augustus Mills! said Elizabeth; 'is he the little red-haired wretch who used to pester me about dancing all last year? 'No, no, said Katherine, 'that was Mr.
"My appearance at Bath, without the company of Lord B , occasioned a general surprise, and encouraged the men to pester me with addresses, every new admirer endeavouring to advance his suit by demonstrating the unkind and disrespectful behaviour of his lordship. Indeed, this was the most effectual string they could touch.
Gib is a haunt of the Hebrews; they or their myrmidons beset the subaltern at genial hours, after luncheon or after mess, pester him with vamped-up knick-knacks for sale, appeal to him to patronize a poor man by buying articles he does not and never by any means can want "pay me when you likes, Cap'n, one yearsh, two yearsh."
What have I done to this woman that she should so pester me? Madame But she thinks she is affording you pleasure. She is a charming friend. As for me, I like her because she always speaks well of you. If you had been hidden in that cabinet during her visit, you could not have helped blushing. Try to bring him; it is an honor to have him." I said, "Certainly," but without meaning it, you know.
R. in his proper place. You'll be quick to twig if he supposes the chance has come to pester you. These London customers whatever their age think when they get along with a pretty woman " "Oh, Will, don't be absurd;" and she looked at him wistfully, and spoke sadly. "I'm not so attractive as you think me. I may be the same to your eyes but not to others.
"Bless yo' heart, honey, it's mean to deny it now; but, disown her or not, she'll stick to you and pester you; and you'll find it out if ever you try to drive her off. You'll have as hard a time as little Dinah did." "What happened to Dinah?" asked Franz, picking up the apple woman's clean towel and beginning to polish apples. "Drop that, now, chile! Yo' friend might cast her eye on it.
Not a day passed that she did not pester Camille to make a calculation as to the probable period of his return, and he was obliged to answer her. She related to him before Josephine and Rose, how this honest soldier had come to them like a guardian angel and saved the whole family. In vain he muttered that Rose had told him.
For the love of God, let me but touch it. Four dollars a fathom it be priced at. Thy husband is indeed the king of generosity. Art thou to become a mother?" "Away, silly fool, and do thy buying and pester me not." Challis, coming to the corner of the house, leant against a post, and something white showed in his hand. It was a letter.
Well, I must find Mamma now. 'Cannot you wait till the evening, when you may see Papa? said Katherine, hoping to put off the evil day. 'I cannot have this upon my mind all day unconfessed, said Elizabeth; 'besides, Harriet will pester me with entreaties as long as it is untold. Come, Kitty, do not be such a coward.
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