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I canna see why Miss Reston, wi' a' her faculties aboot her, needs you hingin' round her. Mercy me, what's to hinder her pu'in ribbons through her ain underclothes, if ribbons are necessary, which they're not. There's Mrs.
"Of course you're a 'Piscipalian too, Miss Reston, so is Mrs. Jowett: I shouldn't have mentioned it." "I'm afraid I'm not much of anything," Pamela confessed, "but Jean Jardine has great hopes of making me a Presbyterian. I have been going with her to hear her own most delightful parson Mr. Macdonald." "A dear old man," said Mrs. Jowett; "he does preach so beautifully." "Mr.
So it was arranged. The Miss Watsons were asked to The Rigs, and to their unbounded satisfaction spent a most genial hour in the company of Miss Reston, whose comings and goings they had watched with breathless interest from behind the elegant sash curtain of Balmoral. On their way home they borrowed a copy of Debrett and studied it all evening.
We wud mak' an awfu' dull warld o' it if we pit them a' awa to Ameriky or somewhere. I often tell't Andra that, but he said it wud be a guid riddance ... I'm wonderin' what Bella Bathgate thinks o' him. It'll be great to hear her breath on't. She's quite comin' roond to Miss Reston.
You know you are learning the multiplication table. What are three times three?" Sandy merely looked coy. "Mhor?" "Six," said Mhor, after some thought. "Hopeless," said Miss Main. "Come and speak to my sister Elspeth, Miss Reston." "My sister Elspeth" was a tall, fair girl with merry blue eyes. "Do you teach the Mhor?" Pamela asked her. "I have that honour," said Miss Elspeth, and began to laugh.
Yet the more I learned about Rama through my continuing research, the less I was heartened by Rama's confession to his former mentor. In 1988, Rama persuaded many of the roughly three hundred disciples to move to Reston, Virginia, and then to Westchester, New York. He continued to experiment with mind control. He also experimented with new ways to make money.
"I know what'll be the end of it," she said. "You saw what a fuss Miss Reston made of Jean the other day when we called? Depend upon it, she knew the money was coming. I dare say she and her brother are as poor as church mice those aristocrats usually are and Jean's money will come in useful.
Duff-Whalley that lady was saying: "Did you say, Jean, that Miss Reston is coming back to Priorsford soon?" "Yes, any day." "Fancy! And her brother too?" Jean said she thought not: Lord Bidborough was going to London. "Ah! then we shall see him there. I don't know when I met anyone with whom I felt so instantly at home. He has such easy manners. It really is a pleasure to meet a gentleman.
It had been bad enough to know that she was on terms of intimacy with Pamela Reston and her brother: to hear Miss Reston say that she meant to take her to London and entertain for her and to hear her suggest that Muriel might go to Jean's parties had been galling, but she had thrust the recollection from her, reflecting that fine ladies said much that they did not mean, and that probably the promised visit to London would never materialise.
Macdonald was pacing up and down the path overlooking the river, with his next Sunday's sermon in his hand, while Mrs. "Wasn't that right, John?" she was saying as her husband came near her. "Dear me, woman, how can I tell? I haven't heard a word you've been saying. Here are callers. I'll get away to my visiting. Why! It's Jean and Miss Reston this is very pleasant." Mrs.
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