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She was still ruminating over that last child's title, but presently she said: "I have always been sorry you were away at the time I would have had you name my child." "YOUR child! Are you married?" "I have been married thirteen years." "Christened, you mean." `"No, married. The youth by your side is my son." "It seems incredible even impossible.
Josephine's late life had been sufficiently exciting to make her undeniably restless; and it was while ruminating upon the misery of being too quietly happy, that she remembered her rencontre with Emily Owen, at Wallack's, the magnificently bearish manner in which Judge Owen had lugged his daughter out from the theatre, and the promise she had made the mortified and abashed girl that she would run up and call upon her some day.
"A most honorable fellow, Jimmie Turnbull; his murder was a shocking affair." "Have the police found any motive for the crime, Kent?" asked Taylor. "I believe not." Harding, who had been ruminating in silence, leaned forward, his expression alight with a sudden idea.
But with some one I could confide in, some one who would know everybody in the island and a good deal about them, and who could advise and abet me, it seemed heavy odds against my vanished friend evading me for long. "I think perhaps I ought to pay my respects to Mr. Rendall," I said in a doubtful ruminating way, as though I were debating whether it were quite a safe move.
"Only you see it isn't always possible, as we can only do it when the servants are out." "Ah um just so," remarked Ned in a ruminating voice, "that's it, is it? Well, couldn't we have another kitchen for them, and keep this one for ourselves? I don't see any good reason why the best apartment in the house should be expressly constructed and designed for the particular delectation of the servants.
In this manner, Captain Truck, with the sang froid of an old tar, and the tact of a packet-master, got rid of his troublesome visiter, who departed, half suspecting that he had been quizzed, but still ruminating on the expediency of getting up a committee, or at least a public meeting in the cabin, to follow up the blow. By the aid of the latter, could he but persuade Mr.
"I daresay not," remarked Malcolm, and there was a trace of impatience in his tone; "but, after all, Mr. Martin, you are Kit's father." But Caleb only shook his head doubtfully, and went on in his slow, ruminating way. "Most folk think that Ma'am is a bad-natured woman because she gives them the rough side of her tongue; but, Lord bless you, her bark's worse than her bite.
He had long determined to marry Mademoiselle Cormon; for the Charter, on which he had just been ruminating, offered to his ambition, through the half of her property, the political career of a deputy. Besides, his marriage with the old maid would put him socially so high in the town that he would have great influence.
Day after day, hour after hour, here I lie, rolling, ruminating on ideas which none but demons could suggest; haunted by visions which devils only could conjure up! And wish me to live? Where is the charity of that? Angels though they be, they have made me miserable! I know I have injured them; I don't deny it. Say what they will, they cannot forgive me Shall I ask it? No! Hell should not make me!
The pair of them have disappeared; and, further, I have convinced myself that their exit was made by way of the coal-shaft." "A small girl, you say? What age?" "About ten, as nearly as I can guess. A slip of a child, very poorly dressed, and walking with a decided limp." "I follow you this far," said Mr. Hucks, ruminating.
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