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Updated: May 18, 2025
Now Ca'line shines when slow patience is the needcessity. She is great on a biled dinner, where the 'gredients have to jes' simper along. You have her make a Brunswick stew an' you'll think she is the bes' cook in the county.
He said queer things at which one often could not help but laugh, but he somehow wore no air of saying them with the intention of offering them as witticisms which might be regarded as allurements. He did not ogle, he did not simper or shuffle about nervously and turn red or pale, as eager and awkward youths have a habit of doing under the stress of unrequited admiration.
He told me of a case in which one of the oldest and most successful physicians on the East Side had made a false diagnosis, and where he, Mindels, had made the correct one and saved the patient's life "The family wouldn't hear of another doctor now. They would give their lives for me," he said, with a simper I took him up to my factory and showed him about.
But I detest all practical jokes, and I should have thought you were the very last person to indulge in one, Miss Rylance. Sportiveness is hardly in your line. 'Nobody is always wise, murmured Urania, with her disagreeable simper. 'Not even Miss Rylance? questioned Ida, without looking up from the keys.
The shadow looked like that of the older man, she thought, and she was not mistaken. Lily, on entering the sitting-room, found Dr. Ellridge with her mother, and her mother's face was flushed, and she had a conscious simper.
Blandford seemed to regard this as a compliment, and sitting down at the table, told the waiter to bring a bottle of champagne and some more glasses. "Well," he said, with a simper, "what I say I'll do, I'll do. I said I'd turn up here and pay you that bill, Shanklin, and I have turned up, haven't I?"
"I declare," said Lady Simper, glancing down one of the alleys which seemed to stretch away into blackness, "I declare it seems quite a lovers' walk. How kind in Lord Mauleverer! such a delicate attention " "To your ladyship!" added Mr. Shrewd, with a bow.
I believe a dim idea that Gus was sentimental hovered in my mind, but I would not encourage it, though I laughed in my sleeve when he was spouting Latin for my benefit, and was uncertain whether to box his ears or simper later in the day, when he languished over the gate, and said he thought chestnut hair the loveliest in the world.
"Gives us away! I like that!" "My phrase was unfortunate. I like Smith girls," he hastened to say; and in five minutes they were on the friendliest terms talking of mutual acquaintances a fact which both puzzled and hurt Berea. Their laughter angered her, and whenever she glanced at them and detected Siona looking into Wayland's face with coquettish simper, she was embittered.
Her lips are your welcome, and your entertainment her company, which is put into the reckoning too, and is the dearest parcel in it. No citizen's wife is demurer than she at the first greeting, nor draws in her mouth with a chaster simper; but you may be more familiar without distaste, and she does not startle at anything.
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