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And yet perhaps a little because of Viola, but infinitely more because of Jevons those three weeks stand out in my memory before the battles of the Aisne and Marne and the long fight for Calais.
There is a "Caprice Espagnol," which is delightful, and a "Banjoënne," which treats banjo music so captivatingly that Arnold may be said to have invented a new and fertile and musical form. Besides these there are a fugue for eight hands, a "Minstrel Serenade" for violin and piano, and six duets for violin and viola.
For chamber music she has written a quintette for piano, two violins, viola, and 'cello, also another quintette for strings that won a prize in competition. At a recent Brussels musical congress, she took first prize among no less than seventy-eight competitors. She is the author of many smaller works for organ, voice, and piano.
'Pusillanimous varlet, and 'mendacious scalawag'? It does not sound like Kenneth." Viola had the grace to blush guiltily. "No, he didn't. He swore harder than anybody I've ever " "That's better," said Rachel, somewhat sternly. Later on they sat on the little front porch, where the older woman, with scant recourse to the graphic, narrated the story of Moll Hawk.
"You know what the imputation is, Gerry?" questioned Bartlett, as each man sat in his car, near a lonely stretch of woods. "I don't know that I do," was the calm reply. "Well, Viola has told me of the finding of the papers in her father's private safe. I told her I would see you, if I could, and get an explanation. I did not think I would find you so soon."
The above-mentioned elementary forms belong to the flora of southern France, and Wittrock has isolated and cultivated a number of others from the fields of Sweden. A species from Stockholm is called Viola patens; V. arvensis curtisepala occurs in Gotland, and V. arvensis striolata is a distinct form, which has appeared in his cultures without its true origin being ascertained.
Highly pleased with the success of their first visit the ladies entered the carriage, and Viola directed Mose to drive to the home of the Wiles family. Arriving there they were greeted by the furious barking of a pack of dogs and by the staring looks of some of the children. Mrs. Wiles was in the front yard hanging out some faded and frayed clothing on the line.
Then I saw that Viola stood in the doorway waiting for him and that she gave him her arm. And then through the glass screen I saw them going together up the stair. And I remembered the tale that he had told me nine years ago, how he had seen her standing there and looking down at him half frightened through the glass screen, and how he had said to me, "I couldn't.
Even then it seems that sleep did not visit his eyelids; for a wealthy grazier, who lay in the room below, complained bitterly the next morning of some person walking overhead "in all manner of strides, just for all the world like a happarition in boots." Viola. And dost thou love me? Lysander.... Love thee, Viola?
"He is very fond of Harold, Viola, and they both of them do it in simplicity; Harold does the things for Eustace, and never even sees that the credit is taken from him. It is what he does it for." "Then he is a regular stupid old jolly giant," said Viola. "Oh, Lucy, what delicious thing is this?"
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