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It is not so very clever to say black one minute and white the next, as he does, to interrupt other people, to dance such rigs at home, never to let you know which foot you are to stand on, to compel his wife never to be amused unless my lord is in gay spirits, and to be dull when he is dull." "But, mother, the very nature of such imaginations "
The Kansas papers called me "the shameless tramp" ... reporters spilled from autos and rigs all over the front stoop.
They shouted and waved, but nobody would come for them, and the rapids of the falls ran swiftly between the two shores. They could see people gazing; the people saw them. "They think us Injuns," Fat Bear gasped, at last. "Blame it, guess we do look some like Injuns, in our rigs." "Shucks! How'll we get over? We can't swim." "And Injuns are on our trail. You know we sighted smoke last evening.
Aiken's instance, he sang one of Burns's songs, the one about "Annie" and the "rigs of barley." He sings in a perfectly simple style, so that it is little more than a recitative, and yet the effect is very good as to humor, sense, and pathos. After rejoining the ladies, he sang another, "A posie for my ain dear May," and likewise "A man's a man for a' that."
They safely shot under the arches of London Bridge, and were now among vessels of various sizes and rigs, some moored to the banks, others brought up in the stream. Though the day was long, it was dusk before they reached the Ruby Shaking Roger by the hand, Mr Handscombe bade him answer the hail of the sentry, and then without loss of time stepped up the side with his valise.
I think it gives one bright thoughts." "I aye wear black," said Bella firmly, as she carried the supper dishes to the scullery, "and then, as the auld wifie said, 'Come daith, come sacrament, I'm ready!" "Pray you, sir, how much carnation ribbon, may a man buy for a remuneration?" Comedy of Errors. The living-room at The Rigs was the stage of many plays.
"The Jardines are very unconventional," said Mrs. Duff-Whalley, "if you call that attractive. Jean doesn't know how to keep her place with people at all. I saw her walking beside a tinker woman the other day, helping her with her bundle; and I'm sure I've simply had to give up calling at The Rigs, for you never knew who you would have to shake hands with. I'm sorry for Jean, poor little soul.
'She's more sore cause she thinks he'll lose than anythin' else, I says to myself. 'He ain't in so bad, after all. But Mr. Van don't tumble. He's awful glum from then on. "There's a fierce mob of swells at the course the day of the race, classy rigs as far as you can see. The last thing I says to Mr.
Who rigs herself in satins light, And goes to parties every night, To chaperone her daughters bright? My mother Who eats late suppers to her grief, Of jellied turkeys and roast beef, And finds no dyspeptic relief My mother Who tries to talk with pompous air, And saturates with dye her hair, To gratify her daughters fair? My mother Who snubs our neighbor Mrs.
Dickson went on, "when he came to see me on his return, that he had come with the intention of asking the tenants to leave The Rigs, but that he hadn't the heart to do it when he saw how attached you were to the place. He added that you had been kind to him. He was rather gruff and ashamed about his weakness, but I could see that he had been touched to receive kindness from utter strangers.
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