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Updated: June 19, 2025
"They say " said the lady who kept the stationer's shop by the main entrance to the Palace, where the little Americans get their tickets for the State Apartments ... And then: "We are authorised to deny " said "Picaroon" in Gossip. And so the whole trouble came out. "They say that we must part," the Princess said to her lover. "But why?" he cried.
She had been laundress on a stairs for ten years, having married a law stationer's apprentice, and now she owned the dingy house over the covered way, and let her own lodgings with her own furniture; nor was she often without friends who would recommend her zeal and honesty, and make excuse for the imperiousness of her ways and the too great fluency of her by no means servile tongue.
Plaistow approached, the more invisible she became to Miss Mapp's eye, and when she was within saluting distance had vanished altogether. Simultaneously Miss Poppit came out of the stationer's in the High Street. Mrs. Plaistow turned the corner below Miss Mapp's window, and went bobbing along down the steep hill.
Ghoosh, there was this very ruler among the things that he hadn't thought worth taking. This is what you require, sir?" "Yes," replied Carrados, accepting it, "I think this is exactly what I require." It was a common new white-wood rule, such as one might buy at any small stationer's for a penny.
"Major Flint told me. It seemed quite to interest him. Now I must pop into the stationer's " Diva was really very obtuse. "I'm popping in there, too," she said. "Want a time-table of the trains." Wild horses would not have dragged from Miss Mapp that this was precisely what she wanted. "I only wanted a little ruled paper," she said. "Why, here's dear Evie popping out just as we pop in!
Adolphe has discovered that the most admirable trade is that which consists in buying a bottle of ink, a bunch of quills, and a ream of paper, at a stationer's for twelve francs and a half, and in selling the two thousand sheets in the ream over again, for something like fifty thousand francs, after having, of course, written upon each leaf fifty lines replete with style and imagination.
His first action, now that he had become his own master, was to go direct to the nearest stationer's shop that he could find, and there to write the penitent letter to his mother over which his heart had failed him in the library at Baregrove Square. It was about as awkward, scrambling, and incoherent an epistolary production as ever was composed.
As they were leaving the town, Edith caught sight of John coming out of a shop which was a favourite resort of most of the young people and visitors of the town of L . It was professedly a stationer's and bookseller's, and was kept by Mrs.
The lady spoke of her fears, of how much she wished the next fortnight was over, of her husband, of how long she had been married. She was Mrs. Wood, the stationer's wife in Piccadilly. Kate said she knew her customer's shop perfectly, and assumed a sad expression when in her turn she was asked if she had any children. On her replying in the negative, Mrs.
If the princess hadn't issued the invitation, who the deuce had? "This leaves me confused, but it improves the scenery a whole lot. But who, then, has done this thing?" "To solve that we must look nearer home." "Have you any idea who did it?" he inquired anxiously. "No." "Have you another invitation?" "I tore up the only one." "That's too bad. A stationer's imprint might have helped us."
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