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"I do like a bit of good music at service, and Best himself couldn't make anything of that old wheezer we've got now." "Is that the reason we see you so seldom at chapel?" Mrs Lovatt asked tartly. "I was there last Sunday morning." "And before that, Uncle Peake?" She smiled sweetly on him.
Walpole," or "Dear Walpole"? 'And thought they had been purloined. Have I not found "Dear Clarendon" often enough in the same packet with cross-bones and a coffin. 'What a country! said Nina, with a sigh. 'Very like Greece, I suppose, said Kate tartly; then, suddenly, 'Will you undertake to make this gentleman's peace with Mr. Walpole, and show how the whole was a piece of ill-directed zeal?
You're going to get quite well, but whether you're well or ill, here you stay, Miss Rosina Weston! and I'm going to look after you. Polly hasn't packed my things half badly." Polly was the under-housemaid, whom Delia was taking to town. "She wouldn't be worth her salt, if she hadn't," said Weston tartly. "But she can't do your hair, Miss and it's no good saying she can." "Then I'll do it myself.
Tish was speechless with rage, but I rose to our defense. "We don't want to do it and you know it!" I said tartly. "But when the Lord sends want and suffering to one's very door " "Want, with large brown eyes and a gentle voice!" he retorted. "My dear ladies, it's your money; and I dare say it costs you less than bridge at five cents a point, or the Gay White Way.
You would be really grieved if I were to repeat the ill-natured remarks made on your appearance." "Those who admire such obscenity will not have to bear the burthen if we sin," said the lady tartly. "And you did not dance?" asked Granville. "I shall never dance," she replied. "If I tell you that you ought to dance!" said her husband sharply.
It was quite dark inside here in the shop. She could barely make out the outline of the other's figure. "You're in a sweet temper to-night, aren't you?" she said tartly. "Go on, yourself! I'm waiting for you to get through your speech." He moved brusquely past her, with an angry grunt. Rhoda Gray followed him.
Allen laid her hand on Jack's shoulder and said: "Just the same, it ain't right and proper for you to be together before the ceremony without a chaperonie." "Nothin' that's right nice is ever right proper," laughed Slim. "Well, it ain't the way folks does back East," replied Mrs. Allen tartly, glaring at the Sheriff. "Blast the East," growled Allen. "We does things in our own way out here."
"Yes, I might, if there is any about," she replied tartly, and he saw with relief that her petulance had faded to dull indifference. "I was obliged to dance with somebody," she resumed after a minute, "I couldn't sit against the wall the whole evening, could I? And nobody else asked me, but I don't like him any the better for that." "And your father? Does he dislike him also?" he asked.
She'll sune be in her grave, Mr. Graham. Folk maun hae fresh air. What way d'ye no' set her oot every day? 'She is welcome to go if she likes, miss. I don't keep her in, answered the old man tartly. 'Maybe no', but likely she has that muckle adae she canna get, replied Liz fearlessly. 'It's a fine nicht suppose ye tak' a walk wi' me? The shops is no' shut yet.
She scarcely knew what it was, perhaps a certain indifference, a certain cold contempt that she detected underlying all his anger, a certain icy and impenetrable reserve that, for all his hot words, and for all his lowering looks, she resented most as being in some way personal to her. And instantly the minx in her rose up for mischief. "By aeroplane, of course!" she said tartly.
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