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She made a flying trip to the garden, and returned with a big bunch of flowers which she placed in a large glass vase on the mantel. Then she hung Jonathan's dressing gown over the back of a chair, and put his slippers suggestively near at hand. In a few moments she had transformed the whole appearance of the room, giving it a look of homelike coziness which had long been foreign to it.
More than one young gentleman of family had been known to ride through the Place du Vier Prison, hoping to get sight of her, and to offer the view of a suggestively empty pillion behind him. She had, however, never listened to flatterers, and only one youth of Jersey had footing in the cottage.
Only a few hours before he had come to her in all the magnificence of his strength. She looked at the long limbs lying now so still, so terribly, suggestively still, and her lips trembled again, but her pain-filled eyes were dry. She could not cry, only her throat ached and throbbed perpetually.
The strolls over Paris to see something or call somewhere were accordingly inevitable and natural, and the late sessions in the wondrous troisieme, the lovely home, when men dropped in and the picture composed more suggestively through the haze of tobacco, of music more or less good and of talk more or less polyglot, were on a principle not to be distinguished from that of the mornings and the afternoons.
"It would be a pity for them to be ill-treated, of course," he agreed gravely. Christopher shuffled across the floor to the side of the big sofa. "It's rather a happy home here, you know," he remarked suggestively, touching Aymer's arm tentatively with one finger. "I am glad you think so. Do you consider the atmosphere equally suitable for guinea-pigs?" "I should like them."
'Hood, he said, with much solemnity, 'you've done me many a kindness, old friend, but this caps all. I'm bound to you for life and death. I should have wandered about these streets a starving man. The other laughed still; he had a fit of laughter on him; he had not laughed so since he was young. 'Stout-and-mild is my drink, Hood, remarked Cheeseman, suggestively.
On top of the chest stood a tin box, decorated with figures of queer people with queer flat parasols; a Chinese tea-box, in a word. The box had a lid. The lid was shut tight. But I knew what was in that gorgeous box and I coveted it. I was very little I never could reach anything. There stood a chair suggestively near the chest. I pushed the chair a little and mounted it.
"It may and it may not," answered the father. "Of course the grant is recorded, but with matters in such a revolutionary state the records may at some time be destroyed, and then somebody else might come forward and claim this grant." "Well, I reckon you won't give it up, partner," put in Poke Stover, suggestively. "Not without a fight, Stover," was Mr. Radbury's firm answer.
The Colonel puffed his cigar and one eye twinkled, the lid of the other being at the moment suggestively lowered. "Was she pretty?" he asked; but his son ignored the remark, and the father continued: "I had a telegram from Taylor this morning, after you left. He'll be passing through Montgomery the first of next month, and proposes calling." "I'll wire him to come," said Harry, promptly.
He waggled the pipe suggestively. Sir Thomas blanched. His hand fell to his side. "How are the theatricals going?" asked Jimmy. "Did you like the monologue?" Sir Thomas had backed away from the bell, but the retreat was merely for the convenience of the moment.
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