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Tokens of love which I have received have wrapped me in Elysium, purifying the heart they enchanted. My bosom still glows. Do not saucily ask, repeating Sterne's question, "Maria, is it still so warm?" Sufficiently, O my God!
"I shall feel as uncertain of myself when I get back to blue, as I do in chess, after I have played a long while with the black, changing to white. I manoeuvre for some time for the discarded color," Jack said, one evening. "Oh, you'll hardly forget in this case," Rosa said, saucily; "it is for the blacks you are manoeuvring constantly." Jack looked up, startled, and glanced swiftly at Dick.
A long string of canal-boats, potted plants flowering saucily in their neatly curtained windows, proprietors expansively smoking on deck, in the bosoms of their very large families, was being mothered up-stream by two funny, clucking tugs. Behind the brigantine a travel-worn Atlantic liner was scolding itself hoarse about the right of way.
Ruby Noakes, black-eyed and dashing, winked at him saucily from her perch on the high trapeze, having caught his eye. When she slid down the stout lacing and wafted kisses to the multitude, he was near enough to catch her merry undertone: "You have no idea how funny you are," she said, passing him by with a skip.
Jefferson," replied old Mole saucily, "you want your nose filed. I said in the dancing garden." "Oh, de dancing garden, was it, Massa Ikey?" said a voice in his ear, which caused him to palpitate nervously. It was Mrs. Mole. When he had spoken of the dancing garden, he had not noticed his better half's presence.
Do you know, Frank, that made me ove you first, your fondness for your dog and little Dicky Chips!" "You do love me, then? O, Min, my darling!" I exclaimed in ecstasy. "I didn't say so, did I?" she said, saucily. "Well, then," I entreated, "say it now, sweet! Say that you love me, my darling!" "You are much too exacting, sir!" she said, drawing herself up with the air of a haughty little Empress.
"Oh, dear, no; not at all," returned Meekin, feeling that this charming young lady was regarded as a creature who was not to be judged by ordinary rules. "We got on famously, my dear Major." "That's right," said Vickers. "She is very plain-spoken, is my little girl, and strangers can't understand her sometimes. Can they, Poppet?" Poppet tossed her head saucily. "I don't know," she said.
He knew where his thoughts had been. 'That was before I saw you, child, he said. 'In your company 'You are scarcely more lively, she answered saucily. 'Do you flatter yourself that you are? Sir George was astonished.
I've no secrets from either of you; but as the head of the family I don't mean to shirk responsibility, and my opinion is, she must go. Susannah, no weakness. My dear, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. Nina, run up-stairs again, we don't want you just now." This to a pretty head with raven hair, that popped saucily in, and as saucily withdrew.
I think, it must have been Mars," Tavia finished, "and Mrs. Mars forgot to light the lamps." "But there was no train," remarked Nat, waiting for some one from within to open the door in answer to his hasty knock. "As if I didn't know that, Mr. White," replied Tavia saucily. "Do you suppose I am the kind of girl who rides in a dump-cart in preference to taking a red plush seat in a train?"
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