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"I often see you pass and till now always at the same hour." "And yet we have never met before!" "The busy and the" he hesitated a moment "unbusy seldom meet," said the chief. "Why don't you say the IDLE?" suggested Christina. "Because that would be rude." "Why would it be rude? Most people, suppose, are more idle than busy!" "IDLE is a word of blame; I had no right to use it."
My mother had been weeping, I saw by her eyes: but her aspect seemed to be less tender, and less affectionate, than the day before; and this, as soon as I entered into her presence, struck me with an awe, which gave a great damp to my spirits. Sit down, Clary Harlowe; I shall talk to you by-and-by: and continued looking into a drawer among laces and linens, in a way neither busy nor unbusy.
I don't know as I can finish to-day's memorandum better than with Coleridge's lines, curiously appropriate in more ways than one: All Nature seems at work slugs leave their lair, The bees are stirring birds are on the wing, And winter, slumbering in the open air, Wears on his smiling face a dream of spring; And I, the while, the sole unbusy thing, Nor honey make, nor pair, nor build, nor sing.
"I often see you pass and till now always at the same hour." "And yet we have never met before!" "The busy and the" he hesitated a moment "unbusy seldom meet," said the chief. "Why don't you say the IDLE?" suggested Christina. "Because that would be rude." "Why would it be rude? Most people, suppose, are more idle than busy!" "IDLE is a word of blame; I had no right to use it."
I mounted up stairs, after a little lecture; and my head is so filled with him, that I must resume my intention, in hopes to divert you for a few moments. Take it then his best, and his worst, as I said before. Hickman is a sort of fiddling, busy, yet, to borrow a word from you, unbusy man: has a great deal to do, and seems to me to dispatch nothing.
They would stop and look up at the geraniums and fuchsias, and fall a thinking of far different things, and the friendly, unbusy people would come to their doors and look up with them. They recognized the handsome, blond young man, and the pretty, gray-eyed girl; for people in Quebec have time to note strangers who linger there, and Kitty and Mr.
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