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Go home to your plowing, Jasper, before it becomes harder, and you make a most interesting fool of yourself. So I went home, and I'm going to stop there, Ralph Lorimer, until the right man comes along. Then well, I'll wish Miss Aline the happiness I could never have given her." "You are a very good fellow, Jasper," I said, and pitied my old friend as he departed ruefully.
"Pass the beans," Van interrupted. He added more quietly: "Sit down, Gett, and shut the front door of your face." Napoleon was eating, to "keep Van company." He pushed away his plate. "Just our luck if these here derelicts was to foul us, skipper and crew," he observed ruefully. "Just our luck."
Come, they add a very pretty touch of mystery to this spectacle. They're the sort of thing that painters are expected to paint in Venice that people sigh over as so peculiarly Venetian. If you've a single sentiment about you, Miss Vervain, now is the time to produce it." "But I haven't. I'm afraid I have no sentiment at all," answered the girl ruefully. "But this makes me dreadfully sad."
Gray uneasily, as if forced to agree with all Austin said, yet anxious to change the subject, "Mr. Jessup is calling. He comes pretty frequently." "Yes I had noticed that for myself! I don't think Sylvia particularly likes it." "Then I imagine she can stop it without much outside help," said his father, somewhat ruefully.
"Well, I suppose I'd better be meek, Murty, if the orders are so strict though it's warm enough out here still." "The cowld creeps up from thim flats," Murty said, judicially. "An' whin y' are takin' things aisy well, y' are apt to take a cowld aisy as well." "I'm certainly taking things far too easy for my taste," Mr. Linton said, smiling ruefully.
We were much entertained, although somewhat ruefully, when a Chicago woman withdrew from us a large annual subscription because Hull-House had defended a Russian refugee while she, who had seen much of the Russian aristocracy in Europe, knew from them that all the revolutionary agitation was both unreasonable and unnecessary!
And Jurgen saw and heard and regarded the departing trio ruefully. It seemed to him incredible the world should be going on just as it went before he ventured into the Druid forest. He paused before a crucifix, and he knelt and looked up wistfully. "If one could only know," says Jurgen, "what really happened in Judea!
There was just a suspicion of brightness in Alan's eyes just then which Marjory did not fail to see, and she said quickly, "O Alan, I'm sure she's just as proud of you. Mothers are always proud of their children." "But I'm so short. She's always telling me I shall never be tall, like Herbert," ruefully. "But that doesn't matter a bit. Lots of little men get to be quite famous.
Greisengesang clumsily revolved among the wings of the curtain; so that she was clear of it as soon as he. "My God!" he cried. "The Baron!" "I have killed him," she said. "O, killed him!" "Dear me," said the old gentleman, "this is most unprecedented. Lovers' quarrels," he added ruefully, "redintegratio " and then paused.
"English society," as he would have said, cut him, accordingly, in two, and he reminded himself often, in his relations with it, of a man possessed of a shining star, a decoration, an order of some sort, something so ornamental as to make his identity not complete, ideally, without it, yet who, finding no other such object generally worn, should be perpetually, and the least bit ruefully, unpinning it from his breast to transfer it to his pocket.
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