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"It must be a dreadful business that came so near killing you," Adah remarked, looking at me curiously. "What can it be?" Mrs. Yocomb glanced at her daughter reprovingly, but Miss Warren's eyes were dancing, and I saw she was enjoying my rather blank look immensely.
I wish I'd killed him I do!" "You do not!" returned Virginia, and shook her reprovingly. "I declare, I wonder what poor father would think if he heard how we'd treated a guest. Now you go back to the house and don't you come out again until Mr. Holman sends for you." "You shut up!" burst out the Widow, pushing her brusquely aside. "I guess I know what I'm about.
We ate 'em up last year." "We!" said Sleuth Piper reprovingly. "If my memory serves me, you warmed the bench in both those games." "That wasn't my fault," retorted Tuttle cheerfully. "I was ready and prepared to play. I was on hand to step in as a pinch hitter, or to fill any sort of a gap at a moment's notice." "A pinch hitter!" whooped little Chipper Cooper.
Dalmain," said Nurse Rosemary, reprovingly, as she leaned forward and touched his right hand with the rim of his saucer, "this May-Day morning has gone to your head. I shall send for Margery. She may have known the symptoms, of old." "It is not that," said Garth. He leaned forward and spoke confidentially. "Something is going to happen to-day, little Rosemary.
He blinked at her and tried to smile affably. "Of course I never thought you would, you horrible, wicked, idiotic old liar!" she said. Ole Fred looked thoroughly startled. Louis gazed at Marcella and then at him. "Now, ole man I pu' it to you," said Ole Fred thickly. "Is tha' the sort of talk you le' your wife use to your bes' pals?" Louis shook his head reprovingly at her. "Marsh-shella!
"That will probably be the only bright spot in the day for Frieda." "You forget," said Lily reprovingly, "that Frieda is to be met by our Captain!" "That's right, Lil! She's lucky!" She looked dreamily out of the window, not seeing the rain, but thinking of the first time Miss Phillips had talked with her. From the very start she had meant more to Marjorie than any of the sorority girls.
Arnold glanced reprovingly at her. "Anne," said he, "are you sure you speak advisedly?" "Belle Clinton is my authority, father. I only judge from what I used to hear her say at school about her Aunt Bella, as she always used to call her." "Did Isabel represent her aunt so unfavourably?" "Not intentionally; she meant the greatest praise, but I never liked anything she told us about her."
But that must now be over. They will seek other amusements, whether with Heliodora or Thais I care not. If the woman had only gone before! When she caught young Caesarion " "Stay, child," her uncle interrupted reprovingly. "I know how much she would rejoice if Antyllus had never brought the boy to her house." "Now because the poor deluded lad's infatuation alarms her." "No, from his first visit.
But this involves Earth Medical Lobby. I demand " "Tch, tch!" The judge stared at her reprovingly. "Young woman, you don't demand anything. This is Mars. If Space Lobby can stand me, I guess our friends over at Medical will have to. Or should I hold trial right now and find Feldman innocent for lack of evidence?" "You wouldn't!" Chris cried. Then her face sobered suddenly. "I apologize.
If it's rich as Croesus he was, he'd be none too good for you." "Catherine," said Aunt Mary, reprovingly, "what ideas you put into the child's head!" "Sure, Miss Mary," cried Catherine, "it's always the great lady she was, and she a wee bit of a thing. And wasn't it yerself, Miss Mary, that dressed her like a princess?" Then came the good-bys the real ones.
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