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"You'll not need to use the word 'shameful' with regard to my niece, Sophy Traill, Madame Braelands. She has never earned such a like word, and she never will. You may take my say-so for that." "It is not anybody's say-so in this case. Seeing is believing, and they have been seen together, walking in Fernie wood, and down among the rocks on the Elie coast, and in many other places."
And I would from hence caution all to take heed of presuming to count themselves Jews, unless they have a substantial ground so to do. O slender thread! that a man should think, that because he fancieth himself 'an Israelite indeed, that therefore he shall go for such an one in the day of judgment; or that he shall be able to cheat God with a pitiful say-so!
This was an inviolable law of Severndale, mutually agreed upon by Dr. Llewellyn, the business manager, Shelby, the foreman, and Peggy, the mistress. "Ain't going to have no half-baked stock sent off THIS place if I have the say-so," had been Shelby's fiat.
Do you think your father would trust me? Do you think he'd go it blind on my say-so?" "If he won't, I will. I got money. So's Allie." Gray declined this offer with a positive shake of the head. "It must appeal to him on its merits. I wouldn't permit you to go contrary to his judgment." "Judgment? What's Pa's judgment worth? He knows it's no good, an' so do we.
That part was easy. I have written a great deal for the comic papers, and acrobatic nonsense of that sort comes almost without an effort on my part. With equal ease I got Osborne to Newport how, I do not recollect. It is just possible that I took him through from New York without a train, by the mere say-so of my pen.
A woman 's rich 's I be don't need to take no one else's say-so nohow not 'nless she feels so inclined, 'n' the older I get the less I incline." Mrs. Lathrop sighed slightly, but did not alter her position by a hair. Susan whirled her stocking, took a fresh breath, and went on: "It's a subjeck 't I've been lookin' straight in the face, 's well 's upside down 'n' hind end to, f'r a good long time.
When he left the house, however, and climbed into the wagon, he turned around and said in his ordinary gruff manner: "Bring the lunch up to the field yourself to-day, Patience. Tell your sister I hope she's come to her senses in the course of the night. You've got to learn, both of you, that my 'say-so' must be law in this house.
Terrapin, he gave 'em, an' croakeets, an' he'd use forty chickens to make a broth he called consommay. An' he got rich, and Philadelphia got well known, an' Delmonico in New York he got jealous. He was the cook that had the say-so in New York." "Was Delmonico one of them I-talians?" inquired a fascinated mutineer. "I don't know. But he acted like one. Lorenzo was his front name. He aimed to cut "
"Perhaps he feels that his peace of mind would be more assured if you were in some other country," he teased. "No, my dear, I'm not leaving a full-manned yacht in a foreign harbor and smuggling myself out of a friendly country on the say-so of an unknown adviser, whose chief ability seems to lie in the hundred-yard dash." "I think that's unfair and ungrateful. If a man with a sword "
You are not going to get Reynolds, or the majority either, without the help of the party organization." "We can put it much more elementally than that," supplemented the railroad man. "We get nothing without your say-so as the head of the party organization. That is precisely why I have come a couple of thousand miles to ask you to eat dinner with me here to-night."
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