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Yet Wynd had sentiment in his way, though he took good care never to show it Elsley; could repeat Tennyson from end to end; spouted the Mort d'Arthur up hill and down dale, and chaunted rapturously, "Come into the garden, Maud!" while he expressed his opinion of Maud's lover in terms more forcible than delicate.
It was a shell from the sea, polished to a dazzling brilliance of opal and jade, amethyst and sapphire, delicately subdued, blending as the tints in the western sky at sunset, soft, elusive, fluent. To his rapturously shocked soul, it was a living thing. Instantly a spell was upon him; long he gazed into its depths. It was more than deep; it was bottomless.
"May I break the silence now, dearest, to ask you something?" he said softly. "Yes." "Haven't you realized yet that you are going to be mine?" "Not in the way you mean " "But you are, dearest, you are!" he whispered rapturously. "You love me. You just haven't really faced the thing yet and put it to the test in your heart. War has separated us, that's all.
When about to take his leave, he lingered in the entry and begged her to grant him a kiss; she consented, on condition that it should be a 'kiss in the dark. The candle was extinguished, she raised her veil, and he pressed his lips to hers. Could he have seen her ghastly cheek, her eyeless sockets, and the livid lips which he so rapturously kissed, his soul would have grown sick with horror.
"You can find lots of pretty Christmas greens out there," he said, pointing to the door; "perhaps your folks would like to have some." "Oh, thank you, sir," exclaimed. Elsie, rapturously. "Oh, Tottie, only think! Let's gather a good lot and go home and dress our room for Christmas. Oh, won't mother be astonished when she comes home, we'll make it so pretty!"
I feared he might get into mischief." "He has," Brinnarius replied, sententiously, "as you may see." Brinnaria, entirely at her ease, hugged Almo rapturously and kissed him repeatedly. "And I thought," Segontius pursued, "that you would probably smash every bone in his body if you caught him." "I don't know why I haven't," spoke the big man reflectively.
Zuleika, dropping her mother's hand, sprang lightly upon her father's knees, and, clasping him about the neck with her chubby arms, kissed him rapturously. The Count started from his deep reverie and returned his daughter's kiss; then, looking up, he perceived Haydée and Espérance. "Ah! my loved ones," said he, "so you are all here!"
All the frames would be alike, and they would be hung in rows in the Great Hall, so that future generations of pupils might be able to see what the girls were like, and feel more friendly towards them!" "Rhoda! What a h-eavenly idea!" cried Irene rapturously. "How s-imply lovely! Why in the world have we never thought of that before?"
How rapturously he had described her charms, how candidly he had owned that her image was always before him even in his dreams, that he could not and would not give her up nay, that he was ready to lay down his life to save her soul. Only a man in love could speak like this and a man so desperately in love can achieve whatever he will.
"I hope, my dear Thomas, you have not suffered, nor been subject to the wants and privations which usually attend the path of the young and friendless in this unhappy world? Alas, there is one voice but is now forever still that would, oh, how rapturously! have welcomed you to a longing and a loving heart." The noble sincerity of her present emotion was not without its effect upon her brother.
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