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Updated: May 10, 2025
She is on the brink of a better world! I will confide to you that it is of the utmost importance we should be here, on the spot, until the sad termination! That is what I summoned you for. You are now at liberty. Ta-ta, as soon as you please. She had baffled his little cross-examination with regard to Raikes, but on the other point he was firm.
Bowden lets me leave school, I shall say 'Ta-ta! I'm off to the land of oranges and lemons!" "And in the meantime you'll have to make up at school for this long holiday," reminded Cousin Clare. "I'm afraid you'll find yourself terribly behindhand when you get back to Chilcombe!" The occupants of the Blue Grotto had much to talk about when they met again.
The price was kind of interesting." "What was it?" "Flat half million credits." Mihul whistled. "Poor Trigger!" "Well, nobody's very likely to earn the money." "I hope not. She's a good kid. All right, Major. Signing off now." "Hold on a minute," said Quillan. "You asked a while ago if the girl had gone ta-ta." "So I did," Mihul said, surprised. "You didn't say. I figured it was against security."
Ta-ta! He waved his hand, and the hansom moved away. Fenwick pursued his walk plunged in disagreeable thought. 'Much changed? What did that mean? He had noticed no such change before the Findons left London. The words fell like a fresh blow upon a wound. He turned north, toward Lincoln's Inn Fields, called at the offices of Messrs.
"I heard," Pilch said. She smiled. "You picked a good one on the second try!" "Quillan's all right," Trigger agreed. "If you watch him a little." "Anyway," said Pilch, "Commissioner Tate seems to be just the least bit worried about you still." Trigger put a finger to her temple and made a small circling motion. "A bit ta-ta?" "Not exactly that, perhaps.
"Nonsense, Richard," said Mary softly, but with an affectionate squeeze of his arm. "Well, ta-ta, I'm off!" said Purdy. And as Mahony still continued to quiz him, he added in a downright surly tone: "Just the same old Dick as ever! Blinder than any bat to all that doesn't concern yourself! I'll eat my hat if it's ever entered your noddle that Polly's quite the prettiest woman on Ballarat."
The cabby got his bawbees frae Meg, an' drave awa', gien Sandy a glower like a puttin' bull; but Sandy juist gae a bit lauch, an' cried, "Ta-ta!" We got into the house. Eh, sic a place for stech! Haud your tongue! Really yon fair sneckit a'thing.
These and other inquiries were courteously replied to; and when the three alighted near the fountain and Trew, looking up, thanked the new driver for his kindness, the driver said, "Ta-ta, old True till Death," whipping the omnibus on the near side to call the conductor's attention to an approaching customer. Mr.
You are one of the landlords they spout about in London parks on Sundays. You have nothing to do but sign receipts for your rents, paid in full and up to date." "Mr. Lyndsay is an excellent landlord," said Lady Atherley; "and they tell me the new church and the schools he has built are charming." "Very mischievous things both," said Atherley. "Ta-ta."
Williams," and a courtly bow accompanied the words. At 9.30 William came to bring Sir Tom home. The leave-taking was always formal with Polly, but with me it was, "Ta-ta, Williams see you later," and our guest would hobble out on his poor crippled feet, waving his hand gallantly, with a voice as cheery as a boy's. Another family whom I wish the reader to know well is the Kyrles.
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