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There was a mental reservation behind Mrs. Halstead's surface cordiality, and the bewitching Angelica seemed too seraphically sweet and gentle to ring quite true. Vernon was a type with which in a more crude stratum of humanity she had become familiar in the gaming-rooms of the Blue Chip.
The only earthly circumstance which seemed to be fulfilling its duty toward Tiverton was the weather. That shone seraphically bright.
"Easy, now, General," the perpetrator of the outrage soothed. "You've heard of John Mosby, haven't you?" "Yes; have you captured him?" In the face of such tidings, Stoughton would gladly forget the assault on his person. Mosby shook his head, smiling seraphically. "No, General. He's captured you. I'm Mosby." "Oh my God!" Stoughton sank back on the pillow and closed his eyes, overcome.
"No; Miss Polly would let concealment prey on her damask cheeks and still smile on in the novel fashion, or turn sister of charity and nurse the heartless lover through small-pox, or some other contagious disease, and die seraphically, leaving him to the agonies of remorse and tardy love."
Father took me once in Washington Park just before he came away, but the horse didn't pull like this." She smiled seraphically. "So, boy, steady," said the doctor soothingly, and Hector obeyed the voice. "Did you play in the Ravine of Happiness when you were a little boy?" "Where's that?" "Where the brook is." "Oh yes. Are you planning to take me to that brook and wet my feet, Jewel?"
But I wish to tell it to you before him. Take care of him, dear, won't you?" "It was because I felt that his thoughts were nobler than most men's that I wished to marry him," Selma replied, seraphically. "But I can see that it is sensible to live where your friends live. I shall try not to spoil him, Pauline." She was already conscious of a mission which appealed to her.
Among these are Jokubas Szedvilas and his wife, Lucija, who together keep the delicatessen store, and consume nearly as much as they sell; they are too fat to dance, but they stand in the middle of the floor, holding each other fast in their arms, rocking slowly from side to side and grinning seraphically, a picture of toothless and perspiring ecstasy.
"I think you're a " Foker was beginning, in his wrath, when Blanche interposed. "Henry, not a word! I pray you let there be forgiveness!" "You're an angel, by Jove, you're an angel!" said Foker, at which Blanche looked seraphically up to the chandelier.
"O Ross!" it cried, "I've brought your gun," and there on the steps, dishevelled, pallid and quivering, was the bride, and grasped in one trembling hand was her husband's weapon. "Ah h!" sighed Shorty, seraphically, as the vision beat in upon his misty conceptions. "She ain't hurt!" In his mind there was no room for desperadoes contemporaneously with Her.
His love knew no spirit of conquest yet; it was star-worship; it was angel adoration; seraphically pure; something so celestially refined that had it been a tangible object you could have held it up and seen the stars right through it. The thought of acquisition would have seemed like coveting the gold of a temple. And yet already the faintest hint of loss was intolerable.
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