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He's gone to the bad, like so many of these army boys. No nice girl will ever associate with him again." "Then I'm not nice, for I will," declared Margaret, spiritedly. "You will persist in your friendship for him in the face of my objection?" "Certainly I will if I have any say about it. But I know Holt. I I guess he has taken to drink and carrying on.
The Captain is still hale and rosy, and if he doesn't relate his exploit in the War of 1812 as spiritedly as he used to, he makes up by relating it more frequently and telling it differently every time!
Still, I really am sorry for Mr. Cameron." "Keith won't sit down and take his medicine if he can help it," Dick said moodily. "He could sell out, but I don't believe he will. He's more apt to fight." "I can't see how fighting will help him," Beatrice returned spiritedly. "Well, there's one thing," retorted Dick. "If milord wants that fence to stand he'd better stay and watch it.
"I am sure I fervently hope and pray so," answered the girl. "But in any case," she continued spiritedly, "I shall not be frightened, because I shall always have you to take care of me."
This is perfectly anomalous, and it was spiritedly denounced by Sir Walter Scott, when on a recent and interesting occasion he nobly and manfully declared "Its professors had been stigmatized; and laws had been passed against them less dishonourable to them than to the statesman by whom they were proposed, and to the legislators by whom they were passed."
In 1848 Captain Granville G. Loch led a boat expedition up the Saint Juan de Nicaragua, which was as spiritedly carried out as any in the times of the previous war.
"But I thought that the glorious British constitution, which you so often mention," interrupted the young lady, spiritedly, "gives liberty to all who touch these blessed shores; you know, sir, that out of twenty blacks that you brought with you, how few remain; the rest having fled on the wings of the spirit of British liberty!"
"I'm sure I don't know what business you have to meddle," spiritedly began the girl, when Katherine checked her again by saying: "You know, Sadie, that my only thought is to save you from getting into trouble," and she laid a gentle hand upon the arm of the angry girl.
Then Hopkins took spiritedly to his heels down the sidewalk, closely followed by the cigar-dealer and the policeman, whose uniform testified to the reason in the grocer's sign that read: "Eggs cheaper than anywhere else in the city." As Hopkins ran he became aware of a big, low, red, racing automobile that kept abreast of him in the street.
The half figure of the Deity comes out of the abacus, the arm meeting that of Moses, both at full stretch, with the stone tablets between. Eighth side. Trajan doing justice to the Widow. He is riding spiritedly, his mantle blown out behind; the widow kneeling before his horse.
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