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I would not have you yield to the dictates of passion, neither would I have you forfeit your self-respect. I must not rashly counsel." "I would not let her go back at all," exclaimed a firm, decided voice. "They ain't fit to hold the water to wash her hands." "Peggy," said my mother, rebukingly, "you forget yourself."
"Because she is utterly preposterous," Sally replied concisely. "And yet, she is bound to arrive, some day," Lorimer said thoughtfully. "Then I hope it may not be until after I have left," Sally retorted. "I don't care to have her making connections with me." "Sally, you are uncharitable," Beatrix said rebukingly; but Bobby interrupted, "That's more than you can say of Mrs. Lloyd Avalons.
"Sister Cooper," said brother Cross, rebukingly, "beware of the temptation to vain-glory. Be not like the Pharisee, disdainful of the publican. To be too well pleased with one's self is to be displeasing to the Lord." "Oh, Brother Cross, don't be thinking that I'm over and above satisfied with the goodness that's in me. I know I'm not so good.
We can gather round that Rock like the Israelites in the wilderness, and slake every thirst of our souls from its outgushing streams. Jesus Christ says to each of us, as He did to her, tenderly, warningly, invitingly, and yet rebukingly, 'If thou knewest ... thou wouldst ask, ... and I would give.
When Anne reached home she found a very different type of boyhood waiting to be put to bed. Davy was sulky; and when Anne had undressed him he bounced into bed and buried his face in the pillow. "Davy, you have forgotten to say your prayers," said Anne rebukingly. "No, I didn't forget," said Davy defiantly, "but I ain't going to say my prayers any more.
"You know very well what I mean," she said rebukingly. "And you don't deserve that I should tell it to you. It was my intention to say that you have sacrificed many things to make yourself a simple soldier." "Only a few idle habits," said Doggie. "You joined, like the rest, as a volunteer." "Of course." "You abandoned everything to fight for your country?"
"Well, how did you like Sunday school?" Marilla wanted to know when Anne came home. Her wreath having faded, Anne had discarded it in the lane, so Marilla was spared the knowledge of that for a time. "I didn't like it a bit. It was horrid." "Anne Shirley!" said Marilla rebukingly.
Ruffo wouldn't eat the dolce, so I did." "Ruffo! You seem to have made great friends with that boy." She did not speak rebukingly, but with a sort of tender amusement. "I really have," returned Vere. She put her head against her mother's shoulder. "Isn't this odd, Madre? Twice in the short time I've known Ruffo, he's obeyed me. The first time he was in the boat.
"Bumptious is bumptious, and gumptious is Bumptious," said the landlord, delighted to puzzle a parson. "Now the town beadle is bumptious, and Mrs. Avenel is Bumptious." "She is a very respectable woman," said Mr. Dale, somewhat rebukingly. "In course, sir, all gumptious folks are; they value themselves on their respectability, and looks down on their neighbours." "Gumptious gumptious.
The policeman turned on him quickly. "'Tis absurd, as ye say, sorr," he said rebukingly "but there's many a good man been hurt with less cause than this. That crowd's growin' by thousands. Do you slip away, sorr, I'm afraid there's goin' to be trouble." "Not much," Hamilton answered, "now I'm in this far, I'm going to stay and see the fun out."
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