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A little while after she heard herself whispering: "Oh, you ... you're just the same the same as ever!" And after that halt they drove on again, and Inger sat up, holding the reins. "I've brought a paper of coffee too," she said. "But you can't have any this evening, for it's not roasted yet." "'Tis more than's needed this evening and all," said he.
Murray goes to his room for that time for getting into trouble ashore. Now put some hurry into things, Mr. Grain; I don't want to stay here longer than's needful." Grain went forward about his business, but Murray, who looked somewhat disconsolate, Kettle beckoned into the chart-house. He pulled out the pearl bag, and emptied its contents on to the chart table.
Tell just as much as I please. For I'm saying no more than's true. And in case you'd care to know, I can tell you the Inspector's got a word to say to you very soon. Ay, that he has, or hearing goes for nothing. So you've no call to be anyway stuck up yourself. And as for me telling or not telling things, I'm saying never a thing but what's the truth. Just remember that.
"There's a great deal more in him than's ever been got at. He wants some one to laugh at him. . . . The idea of Hirst telling you that you've had no experiences! Poor old Hirst!" They had been pacing up and down the terrace while they talked, and now one by one the dark windows were uncurtained by an invisible hand, and panes of light fell regularly at equal intervals upon the grass.
"I know it, I know it, Jane; and yet remember the promise, `He will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it. Nay, cheer up, darling! `the Lord does not afflict willingly, nor grieve the children of men. He'll never let his people be vexed a moment longer than's good for them.
"Weh-hey!" said the tranter. "I tell thee what it is, Dick. That there maid is taking up thy thoughts more than's good for thee, my sonny. Thou'rt never happy now unless th'rt making thyself miserable about her in one way or another." "I don't know about that, father," said Dick rather stupidly. "But I do Wey, Smiler!
Anne lifted her hand in supplication, and rose and went to the open window, as if, after that recital, she thirsted for fresh air. Edith smiled, in spite of herself, at her sister-in-law's repudiation of the subject. "Poor Mr. Hannay," said she, "the worst you can say of him now is that he eats and drinks a little more than's good for him."
You don't choose to drink more than's becoming? Well, you'se right, and I'm wrong. 'Twould be a burning shame of me to make of you what I have made of myself. We must do only as well as we can. But I will ensure you against the future; and before we take another glass there's the priest and you, Tom Ferrally there, step you for my swearing book.
"Hout," exclaimed another of these discording counsellors, "there's nae great skill needed; just put a lighted peat on the end of a spear, or hayfork, or siclike, and blaw a horn, and cry the gathering-word, and then it's lawful to follow gear into England, and recover it by the strong hand, or to take gear frae some other Englishman, providing ye lift nae mair than's been lifted frae you.
"I called just to say good-bye," she said. "I knew you couldn't come out, and I'm going to-night." "But surely he isn't fit to travel?" Edwin exclaimed. "George? Not yet. I'm leaving him behind. You see I mustn't stay away longer than's necessary." She smiled, and lifted her veil as far as her nose. She had not smiled before. "Charlie's gone back?" "Oh yes. Two days ago.
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