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Updated: May 11, 2025
The wretch had been put to acquire a Latin declension. Tom saw her on the morning she went away, he said: she was very sorrowful-looking, and nodded kindly to him as she passed in the fly along with young Tom Blaize. "She have got uncommon kind eyes, sir," said Tom, "and cryin' don't spoil them." For which his hand was wrenched.
The shopmen ask outrageous prices, but do not expect to be paid them. "How much the kerosinka?" I asked in sport. "Ten shillings," said an old, sorrowful-looking Persian. I laughed sarcastically, and was about to move away. The Persian was taking the oil-stove to bits to show me its inward perfection. "Name your price," said he.
We all three went into the house together; although it was cold and raw, it smelt close too from being up all night. In the passage behind the door stood a scared, sorrowful-looking little man in a grey coat who seemed to have a naturally polite manner and spoke meekly. "Downstairs, if you please, Mr. Bucket," said he.
An Italian, short and dark-featured, with a velvet cap, was grinding out music from a hand-organ, while a woman with a complexion equally dark, and black sorrowful-looking eyes, accompanied her husband on the tambourine. They were playing a lively tune as Paul came up, but quickly glided into "Home, Sweet Home."
"The gentleman is gone for the doctor, to see to the hurt foot. How is it now, dear?" "It hurts me a good deal." Juanita's first business was to take off the stocking; this could only be done by cutting it down. When it was removed, a very sorrowful-looking little foot was seen. Juanita covered it up lightly, and then turned her attention again to Daisy's pale face.
Vail's rooms were. "The blissed man as wint about like a saint? Shore and I can," said the boozy Irishman. "It's right ferninst where yer afther stan'in, up the stairs on the corner of Granefield Coort over there, bedad." Seeing a light in the rooms indicated by the man, Charley crossed over, passed through a sorrowful-looking crowd at the door, and went up the stairs.
First walked a stout, red-faced man, all velvets and jewels, with a dark, sorrowful-looking lady on his right; and on his left, an elderly man, with a bold, haughty face, and a rich dress of scarlet velvet and ermine. The Lady Mary recognized these as Henry VIII., Queen Katharine, and Cardinal Wolsey. They were followed by maids of honor, gentlemen, priests, and pages.
"The gentleman is gone for the doctor, to see to the hurt foot. How is it now, dear?" "It hurts me a good deal." Juanita's first business was to take off the stocking; this could only be done by cutting it down. When it was removed, a very sorrowful-looking little foot was seen. Juanita covered it up lightly, and then turned her attention again to Daisy's pale face.
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