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I set about a work at once; one in which was brought out with precision the relation in which we stood to the Church of Rome. We could not move a step in comfort till this was done. It was of absolute necessity and a plain duty, to provide as soon as possible a large statement, which would encourage and re-assure our friends, and repel the attacks of our opponents.
He fell from Tiennette to La Bougival; the one said to him, "Why do you come so late, Monsieur l'abbe?" as the other had said, "Why do you leave Madame so early when she is in trouble?" The abbe found a numerous company assembled in the green and brown salon; for Dionis had stopped at Massin's on his way home to re-assure the heirs by repeating their uncle's words.
"How are you?" said the man with a goodnatured nod and smile, as if to re-assure the round-eyed children staring at him. "Pretty well, thank you, sir," responded Bab, politely nodding back at him. "Folks at home?" asked the man, looking over their heads toward the house. "Only Ma; all the rest have gone to be married." "That sounds lively.
Woodbourne looked greatly relieved; she had been for some time in trouble for the dinner, not being able to console herself in the way in which Elizabeth sometimes attempted to re-assure her in such cases 'Never mind, Mamma, the dinner is used to waiting. As soon as dinner was over, the girls proposed to walk to the new church, that Anne might see it at her leisure before the Consecration.
Then giving his anxious Indian friend a look, to re-assure him of his innocence, he turned to the rest of his attentive and interested listeners, as he continued in English, "I have a short story to tell, and he that believes it will believe the truth, and he that disbelieves it will only lead himself astray, and perhaps his neighbour too.
As soon as the attorney was gone, both Martin and his mother attempted to console and re-assure poor Anty, but they did not find the task an easy one. "Oh, Mrs Kelly," she said, as soon as she was able to say anything, "I'm sorry I iver come here, I am: I'm sorry I iver set my foot in the house!" "Don't say so, Anty, dear," said the widow. "What'd you be sorry for an't it the best place for you?"
How glad it seemed, gurgling and rippling, and swirling, with liquid music and motion! Slowly she rode down and with a half timid feeling, as somehow doubting if she would not return. But it was all silent and quiet; the sunshine and the voice of the stream seemed to re-assure her, and the strange feeling passed away, as she entered the little nook so dear to her memory.
"What ho, Perez! accompany this maiden and the prince to the queen's pavilion." The sight of the sober years and grave countenance of the attendant seemed to re-assure the Hebrew.
"Hist," interrupted Collins, placing one hand upon the speaker's shoulder, and with the other directing his attention to what, now seen by the whole of the party, was ill calculated to re-assure them.
He had not only to tell her of his discovery, but there were his personal interests to consider. He wished to re-assure himself of his own advantage. "See here, Prue, what are you offering or rather, is mother offering to that detective chap if he discovers the murderer of Grey? Let us quite understand one another. I don't intend to part with my discovery for nothing.
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