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Gradually he drew out of the cove, and there was less need of caution. As he rounded Brimstone Point he cast one last, long look at the cabin, square and black and silent. The remembrance of his discomforts and indignities of the last three weeks surged over him. He shook his fist at his vanishing prison. "Good riddance!" he muttered.
'It must be five years since Robert and Nancy were married. Phoebe was never the same woman since then, though her health did not fail for a year or more afterwards; Mr. Hamilton always says she has had a good riddance of Robert.
"I didn't speak, uncle," said Sam, "but I will, and I say a jolly good job too, and good riddance of bad rubbish." "Sam, dear, you shouldn't," said his mother, in a gentle tone of reproof. "Yes, I should; it's quite true." "Hold your tongue, sir." "All right, father; but we shall have some peace now."
The lad's uncle had stamped to the floor below, where he was awaiting Phil's coming. "Good-bye, Uncle," he said quietly, extending a hand. "Let me see that bag," snapped the old man. "The bag is mine it belonged to my mother," explained the boy. "Surely you don't object to my taking it with me?" "You're welcome to it, and good riddance; but I'm going to find out what's inside of it."
They begged Columbus to let the scoundrels go if they wished to, as the condition of those who remained would be improved rather than hurt by their absence, and they would be a good riddance. They then went back to the deck and told Porras and his followers that the sooner they went the better, and that nobody would interfere with their going as long as they offered no one any violence.
"But why spill blood?" he went on, musing aloud. "The guillotine will do your business in due course if I hand you over to the law. That will be best, safest; the most complete riddance, perhaps." There was a pause. "You see you are altogether in my power," said Ledantec, "either way. But I am not unreasonable.
Rollins, where's the cart? Well, good-bye, Crocker; see you soon." He drove rapidly off as the clock struck six, and an uneasy glance he gave the upper windows did not escape me. When Farrar appeared, I told him what had happened. "Good riddance," he replied sententiously. We sat in silence until the bell rang, looking at the morning sun on the lake.
To provide for a more general riddance of suspected negroes the legislature made secret overtures to the federal government looking to the creation of a territorial reservation to receive such colonists; but for the time being this came to naught.
Good riddance to them and their moral stomach-aches." Mr. Keith professed never to feel uncomfortable. Oh, no! He had no moral stomach-aches. Unlike other folks, he "reacted to external stimuli in appropriate fashion," he cultivated the "function of the real," he always knew how to "dominate his reflexes." His neural currents were "duly co-ordinated." Mr. Keith was in love with life.
I never saw a face more pitiful than hers." "Much pity she needs, and greatly like a wounded bird she acts, I must say; but good riddance if she'll keep her place hereafter. I despise myself when I have to be hard with a woman, especially a pretty one. That girl's a saucy and fascinating minx, and as dangerous as twenty men.
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