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We ought not to have come to Lacville! But afterwards, when she began to be so wonderfully lucky, she forgot all about it, or, rather, she only remembered that the woman had said to her that she would have a great run of luck." "Then the woman said that, too," remarked Count Paul, absently.
I doubt if there's his equal in America," answered Pan as he went on ahead of me to break the undergrowth into which he was leading me underneath the huge old trees. "I didn't write you to let that fool Belgian prune the whole place like that," Pan remarked as we paused at old Tilting Rock and looked down upon the orderly and repaired Elmnest in the sunset glow. "Write?"
Other traces of a different kind, that always appeared to have gently brushed the surface of the sand near the marks of the forefeet, showed me that she had very long ears; and as I remarked that there was always a slighter impression made on the sand by one foot than the other three, I found that the spaniel of our august queen was a little lame, if I may be allowed the expression.
What are you going to do, Amy?" for she was entering the cabin. "I'm going to make some hot chocolate," Amy answered. "I think we need it." "I'll help," spoke Aunt Kate. "That's a very sensible idea." "I think that is the dock light," remarked Betty a little later, when the boat was headed up stream. "Anyhow, we can't be very far from it," observed Grace.
A gentleman once remarked to me, that he had never seen an African in whose piety he had entire confidence. The doctor was long a resident of Tennessee, a practitioner of medicine and a minister of the gospel, and certainly had good opportunities for forming correct opinions on the subject; but it appears to me that such views are not only uncharitable, but also unphilosophical.
"You have only had a cup of tea and half a bit of toast." "I never can when I am going on the sea," she explained. "I expect I shall be very ill, and you will have to look after me, and you know the less you eat, well the less you can be ill." "Why did you not tell me that before?" he remarked, contemplating his empty plate with a gloomy eye.
"I hope the kind old creature won't get into any scrape for supplying us," said Bill. "I don't see how it will be found out that she gave us so much," said Jack. "When she finds that we are gone, she'll keep her own counsel, depend on that." "We must not expend the food too fast, though," remarked Bill.
"I suppose Madame Zabriska has been a widow some time?" she remarked. "I have never inquired," said Miss S. with an air of expecting applause for a rare discretion. "I wonder what Mr Harry will do! The Vicar says he must be terribly upset." "Oh, I never professed to understand that young man. All I know is that he's going abroad." "Abroad?" "Yes, my dear.
"Thank you," remarked Miss Potter, in the manner of one bestowing a favour. Mavis mended the rent quickly and skilfully. Perhaps her ready needle softened the haughty Miss Potter's heart towards her, for the beauty said: "Where are you off to to-night?" "Nowhere," answered Mavis. "Nowhere!" echoed Miss Potter disdainfully, while the other occupants of the room ejaculated "My!"
He remarked particularly that he and Hamilton often disagreed when they were members of the Cabinet, and that General Washington would sometimes favor the opinion of one and sometimes the other, with an apparent strict impartiality. And Mr.
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