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She clung to her companion, chattering vivaciously; then, when the rose du Barry had been matched, she suggested tea. "We'll run right over to the Waldorf my car is outside." But Lorelei declined, explaining lamely that she did not care for public places. "Really?" "Really. People point out one and I get enough of that." The dancer's expression and tone changed abruptly.
"Of course although I fancy you rather despise it as a rule. Not a bit like my Tom!" "Ah, you see I'm not like Tom in having some one to make it for me!" "Well, that's your fault, I suppose," said the lively woman, vivaciously, as she deftly handled the shining copper kettle. "I told Kate it was your knock; but she wouldn't believe that you could honor us with two visits in one day."
"I've found a sweetheart which is quite an occupation." "Are you engaged?" said Pelle vivaciously. "Tell me something about her!" "Oh, there's not much to tell," said Morten, with a melancholy smile. "She is so ragged and decayed that no one else would have her that's why I took her." "That is truly just like you!" Pelle laughed. "But seriously, who is the girl and where does she live?"
Women are women that's what makes them so adorable and I'm not in a hurry. They did not speak further. A moving patch of white on the path indicated Bessie. 'If you please, ma'am, shall I set supper for five? she asked vivaciously in the summer darkness. There was a silence. 'I'm not staying, Bessie, said Twemlow. 'Thank you, sir. Come along, Bran, come kennel.
Several times in the early morning I heard the male singing vivaciously and confidently in the thick of the honeysuckle. I guessed that the honeysuckle was the choice of the male, and that his song was a pæan in praise of it, addressed to his mate. But it was nearly a week before his musical argument prevailed and the site was apparently agreed upon.
"I furthermore give sentence, that you also forthwith allow me to recite my poem to you, and that you open your ears in order to hear what John Heywood, the wise, has indited!" "You have, then, fulfilled my command, and composed a new interlude?" cried the king, vivaciously.
Pierre had risen to renew his request; but Fonsegue forestalled him, vivaciously exclaiming: "No, no, Monsieur l'Abbe, I repeat that I cannot take on myself such an infraction of our rules. There was an inquiry, and a decision was arrived at. How would you have me over-rule it?"
He made his way to the breakfast-room. The thought of food was not pleasant, but another brandy and soda, beading vivaciously in its tall glass, would enable him to watch with fortitude the spectacle of others who might chance to be eating. And he would have at least two hours of Miss Bines before Mauburn's head should ache him back to consciousness.
My dear aunt, you don't know him. He's as little sensitive as any man could be. Why, he holds it a duty to abuse people who do things he counts foolish. 'You exaggerate, returned her aunt, with a smile. Beatrice continued, vivaciously. 'Oh, you don't know him as well as I do. We used to be always wrangling in the days of my simplicity.
"Ah, Monsieur Fanfaro," said the landlord vivaciously, "Heaven sends you at the right time. Forget all the troubles and the cares I have caused you; I will never say another word against athletes and acrobats, but help us!" "What has happened?" asked Fanfaro in astonishment. "I just came home and found every one in the restaurant excited. I asked, but no one knew anything, so I hurried here.
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