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Oh, they were a handsome couple in their day! "'And were they happy together? "'Hm, hm! so-so so far as can be guessed, for, as you may suppose, we of the common sort were not hail-fellow-well-met with them. Madame de Merret was a kind woman and very pleasant, who had no doubt sometimes to put up with her husband's tantrums. But though he was rather haughty, we were fond of him.
Eve's swelling heart could bear no more. This sense of being set aside and looked on as a stranger was a gall which of late she had been frequently called upon to endure, but to have it hinted at that Adam could share in this feeling toward her oh, it was too much, and rising hastily she turned to run up stairs. "Now, there's no call to fly off in no tantrums, Eve," said Mrs.
Her lips parted slightly, she seemed to murmur rather than speak: "What are these people to us? What are Seth's jealousies, Uncle Ben's and Masters's foolishness, Paw and Maw's quarr'ls and tantrums to you and me, dear? What is it what THEY think, what they reckon, what they plan out, and what they set themselves against to us?
If you'd done your duty by her like a real father instead of being afraid of her when she puts on her tantrums; she'd have been at Chowton Farm by this time." It was clear to him that now was the time not to be afraid of his wife when she put on her tantrums, or at any rate, to appear not to be afraid. "She has been very unhappy of late." "Oh, unhappy!
"Excuse me a minute," said Ina Klosking, and went hurriedly from the room. Ashmead thought her manner very strange, but concluded she was a little unhinged by yesterday's excitement. Moreover, there faced him an omelet of enormous size, and savory. He thought this worthy to divide a man's attention even with the great creature's tantrums.
Bryant spoke quietly, but very firmly. He knew all the club had been through, in putting up with Hester's tantrums, and he thought it only fair that they should be relieved of this troublesome member. "I won't have Ruth in," she repeated, but she dropped her eyes before Mr. Bryant's stern glance.
She had a way of talking to me and telling me everything that happened, because I was an old friend she said that pretty nigh knocked me over, I tell you. Other times she was that savage and violent no one would go near her. She didn't care who it was servants or customers, they all gave her a wide berth when she was in her tantrums.
The conversation which took place in the hearing of the invisible third party began in a singularly free-and-easy manner on Mr. Bradshaw's part. "What the d is the reason I can't see Myrtle, Cynthia?" "That's more than I can tell you, Mr. Bradshaw. I can watch her goings on, but I can't account for her tantrums." "You say she has had some of her old nervous whims, has the doctor been to see her?"
I cannot be your wife, if you will not have me; can I? When you run away in your tantrums because I quote something out of the copy-book, I can't run after you. It would not be pretty. But as for loving you, if you doubt that, I tell you, you are a fool." As she spoke the last words she pouted out her lips at him, and when he looked into her face he saw that her eyes were full of tears.
"Come, come, Mother," Jowler said, making as though to appease her, "what be these tantrums? Come, draw; for I'm as thirsty as an hour-glass, poor wretch, that has felt sand run through his gullet any time these twenty years." "Draw for yourself, rogue," says Mother Drum; "there's naught I'll serve you with, unless, indeed, I were bar-woman at St.
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