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Didn't I say most unkind things about Miss Fairfield?" "No unkinder than I did. We both jumped on her, and said she was vain and horrid." "I never said such dreadful things! I'm sure I didn't. But, if I did, I shall spend the rest of my life making up for it. And I called you Poppycheek!" Cameron looked at Patty's cheeks in such utter dismay that she laughed outright.
"You speak of your father: know you that, were I to grant what you, in your childish innocence, so unthinkingly request, he might curse me from his grave?" "O God, not so! mine is the prayer be mine the guilt, if guilt there be. But is it not unkinder in thee to desert his daughter than to protect her?" There was a great, a terrible struggle in Godolphin's breast.
Medill's name, that this is the genuine; the other is not told in the Western vernacular of Mr. The second inauguration day was amid the usual March weather in the District of Columbia, like the fickle April in unkinder latitudes: smile and scowl. But as the President kissed the book there was a sudden parting of the clouds, and a sunburst broke in all its splendor.
"You speak of your father: know you that, were I to grant what you, in your childish innocence, so unthinkingly request, he might curse me from his grave?" "O God, not so! mine is the prayer be mine the guilt, if guilt there be. But is it not unkinder in thee to desert his daughter than to protect her?" There was a great, a terrible struggle in Godolphin's breast.
"It's not unkinder to Racey than it is to us," he replied. "I'm sure the new nurse will be cross, because I heard Mrs. Partridge say something to Uncle Geoff on the stair to-day about that we should have somebody 'vrezy strict. And I know that means cross." "When did you hear that?" I asked. "'Twas this afternoon. Uncle Geoff hadn't time to come up. He just called out to Mrs.
No one said unkinder things to my face than he did, and yet behind my back I knew that many a time he had made things smoother for me with his parents. He laughed and scoffed openly at the weaknesses and insincerity of society, yet mingled freely in it, and was a favourite wherever he went.
Even a crocodile, I believed, could suffer from chagrin, give him as many good causes as Gholson had accumulated. But no, the heaven of "Charlie Tolliver's" presence and commands she seemed to have taken entire possession of him lifted and sustained him above the clouds of all unkinder things. A faint stir at the threshold caught my ear and I discerned in the hall a young negro woman.
"Does not this change," asked Douglas significantly, "give ground for apprehension that you may have the Oxford, the Shawnee, and the Delaware Crossing and Kickapoo frauds re-enacted at this election?" The most suspicions Republican could hardly have dealt an unkinder thrust. There could be no manner of doubt as to the outcome of the English bill in the Senate.
Hutchinson calls him "a debauched ungodly Cavalier," with other similar expressions of Presbyterian abhorrence; from which we need not draw any unkinder conclusion than that he was no solemn puritanical soldier, but a man of the world, brighter and more courteous than the frequenters of his father's Council, and therefore more acceptable to Dorothy.
Roger is very unkind: but floods and falling houses are unkinder still. Come, Ailwin, help me with the raft. We must carry away what we can before dark. There will be no house standing to-morrow morning, I am afraid." "Sleep on the ground!" exclaimed Ailwin. "Without a roof to cover us! My poor grandfather little thought I should ever come to that."
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