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But, on the other part, the defendant shall be bound to furnish him with hay and stubble for stopping the caltrops of his throat, troubled and impulregafized, with gabardines garbled shufflingly, and friends as before, without costs and for cause. Which sentence being pronounced, the two parties departed both contented with the decree, which was a thing almost incredible.
In the shop Miss Rutherford renewed to the chemist her sincere regret for what had taken place. "Of course I cannot risk the recurrence of such a thing," she said. "The child who did it will not return to me, Mr. Smales." Mr. Smales uttered incoherent excuses, apologies, and thanks, and shufflingly escorted the lady to his shop-door. Miss Rutherford went home in trouble.
They were even now creeping shufflingly about overhead on their bare feet, hunting for their respective best shoes and stockings and other garments, and scrapping in loud whispers. But Leslie, little diplomat that she was, wasted no time in taking stock of her aunt.
She thought herself a fond mother because she insisted on having her children with her, under her thumb, marking their devotion as a prisoner marks time with his feet, stupidly, shufflingly, advancing not a step. Sometimes Sophy the clear-eyed and level-headed, seeing this state of affairs, tried to stop it.
Silently, ceaselessly over the various bridges, or through the various streets leading from the Strand they have come, and are still coming. There is no firm footstep heard amongst them as they shufflingly take their places.
Vernon bowed to the Professor and apologized to him shufflingly and rapidly, incoherently, and with a red face; which induced Mrs. Mountstuart to scan Laetitia's. After lecturing Vernon for his abandonment of her yesterday evening, and flouting his protestations, she returned to the business of the day. "We walked from the lodge-gates to see the park and prepare ourselves for Dr. Middleton.
Even the matter immediately in hand was of very little moment as requiring personal appearance on the Secretary's part, for it amounted to no more than this: The death of Hexam rendering the sweat of the honest man's brow unprofitable, the honest man had shufflingly declined to moisten his brow for nothing, with that severe exertion which is known in legal circles as swearing your way through a stone wall.
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