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Updated: May 15, 2025
At my words Sir Roger had made a slight movement toward rising; but, at the stranger's, he resettles himself in his chair. "Will you not come, too? Do!" say I, pleadingly; and, as I speak, I half stretch out my hand to lay it on his arm; then hastily draw it back, afraid and ashamed of vexing him by public demonstrations. He looks up at me with a smile, but shakes his head.
On this account, I got a young rat dog, and kept it in the building, and when the rats approach, the duck will rouse the dog from sleep, and as soon as the dog starts up, the duck resettles herself." The quail is the smallest of the poultry tribe, and is a pretty little bird, something like a partridge, but not so large.
"He wouldn't keep out of Jarndyce, and I suppose he's over head and ears in debt. I never knew much of him. He was as high as the monument when he was on trial at our place. A good riddance to me, whether as clerk or client! Well, Tony, that as I was mentioning is what they're up to." Mr. Guppy, refolding his arms, resettles himself against the parapet, as resuming a conversation of interest.
In short, the whole intellectual culture had come to a dead stop long years ago, perhaps before Lily was born. Now, while she is gazing into space Mrs. Braefield is announced. Mrs. Cameron does not start from revery. She never starts. But she makes a weary movement of annoyance, resettles herself, and lays the serious book on the sofa table.
In short, the whole intellectual culture had come to a dead stop long years ago, perhaps before Lily was born. Now, while she is gazing into space Mrs. Braefield is announced. Mrs. Cameron does not start from revery. She never starts. But she makes a weary movement of annoyance, resettles herself, and lays the serious book on the sofa table.
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