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"In New York, also," asked Claire proudly, "are you directeur of the electric lights?" "On Broadway alone," Billy explained reprovingly, "there is one sign that uses more bulbs than there are in the whole of Hayti!" "New York is a large town!" exclaimed Claire. "It's a large sign," corrected Billy. "But," he pointed out, "with no money we'll never see it.
He was about to comply, when, glancing out of the window, she saw the old sergeant, now "General Lagroin," and Parpon hastening up the walk. Parpon ambled comfortably beside the old man, who seemed ten years younger than he had done the day before. "Your army and cabinet, monseigneur!" she said with a pretty, mocking gesture of salutation. He glanced at her reprovingly.
'What a very strongly marked countenance your uncle has! said Mrs Nickleby, quite struck with his parting look. 'I don't see the slightest resemblance to his poor brother. 'Mama! said Kate reprovingly. 'To think of such a thing! 'No, said Mrs Nickleby, musing. 'There certainly is none. But it's a very honest face.
"Oh, I'd give anything to see that knife!" exclaimed Daisy, clasping her hands together. "You cruel, bloodthirsty, girl!" cried her stepmother passionately. They all looked round at her, surprised. "Come, come, Ellen!" said Bunting reprovingly. "Well, it is a horrible idea!" said his wife sullenly. "To go and sell a fellow-being for five hundred pounds." But Daisy was offended.
"Uncle!" said Lucy, reprovingly, and holding up her taper finger with an arch smile, mingling with a blush, in which the woman's vanity spoke, unknown to herself. "And why that look, Lucy?" said Brandon. "Because because well, no matter! you have been bred to that trade in which, as you say yourself, men tell untruths for others till they lose all truth for themselves.
"Are you sure your hands are held?" demanded Vance reprovingly. "Yes," panted Rainey, "both of them. But something put its hand on my forehead. It was cold." In an excited whisper, a voice in the circle cried, "Look, look!" and before the eyes of all, a star rose in the darkness.
"Youth is no reproach; there's many a one would give their right hand to be young like you. Juno, for instance, who is " "Hus-band!" came reprovingly from Mrs. Cameron, spoken as only she could speak it, with a prolonged buzzing sound on the first syllable, and warning the husband that he was venturing too far. "It is time to go down if Mrs.
"Let the Sahib be seated," she said reprovingly, and Saidie let her arms slip from his neck and drew him forward to the stool by the charcoal pan. With some difficulty Hamilton drew up his long legs and seated himself cautiously on the small seat; Saidie and Zenobie sat cross-legged on the ground close to his feet.
"Young fellow," said the Tinker, shaking his head reprovingly, "you're off the mark there knowledge is power; why, Lord love my eyes and limbs! what's finer than to be able to read in the Greek and Latin?" "To possess the capacity of earning an honest livelihood," said I.
"Oh, no, we won't postpone going up there to guard the spot!" explained Anne, anxiously. "I was wondering how long it would take that expert engineer to arrive on the ground and render a reliable verdict about the mine." Eleanor tittered. "Sure! That is all. Anne never dreamed that John Brewster might accompany the expert!" "That will do from you, Nolla!" came reprovingly from Anne.
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