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Miss Comstock lit a cigarette, perched her well-shod feet on a stool, and listened with sympathetic amusement to the adventures of the trio as vivaciously related by Eveline Glynn. The California sisters, it developed, had the cigarette habit, too, and Eveline tried one of "Pussy's" special kind.
"Imitation?" repeated August, timidly, not understanding. "Of course! Lies, falsehoods, fabrications!" said the princess in pink shoes, very vivaciously. "They only PRETEND to be what we ARE! They never wake up: how can they? No imitation ever had any soul in it yet." "Oh!" said August, humbly, not even sure that he understood entirely yet.
Nell transfigured, Nell translated to Olympus, turned into a goddess with a pale grey band about her middle, and a pale grey ribbon over each shoulder to hold it in place! Nell reclining at ease and chatting vivaciously to a young man with the face of a bulldog and the dinner-jacket of a magazine advertisement! Peter gazed and waited, while his heart went on misbehaving.
Dame Joanna, do you be my mother! I have lost the best of fathers, and till I find him again, you, Rufinus, must fill his place!" "Gladly, gladly!" cried the old man; he clasped both her hands and went on vivaciously: "And in return I ask you to be an elder sister to Pul. Make that timid little thing such a maiden as you are yourself. But look, children, look up quickly; it is beginning!
"Thank you, Signor Orsi," Lavinia responded with every indication of a modesty, which, in fact, was the indifference of a supreme contempt. "I have been blind," he asseverated, vivaciously gesticulating with his thick hands. Lavinia studied him with a remote young brutality, from his fluffy disarranged hair, adhering to his wet brow, to his extravagantly pointed shoes.
Suddenly a man of lofty stature emerged vivaciously from the crowd, seized the woman by her satin bodice, which was covered with mud, and said to her, "Follow me!" The woman raised her head; her furious voice suddenly died away. Her eyes were glassy; she turned pale instead of livid, and she trembled with a quiver of terror. She had recognized Javert.
"To table!" he cried vivaciously. As was his custom when a stranger supped with him, he made the man sit on his right. Mademoiselle Baptistine, perfectly peaceable and natural, took her seat at his left. The Bishop asked a blessing; then helped the soup himself, according to his custom. The man began to eat with avidity.
I think, sir, they have some such mild blue days, even as this, in Nantucket." "They have, they have. I have seen them some summer days in the morning. About this time yes, it is his noon nap now the boy vivaciously wakes; sits up in bed; and his mother tells him of me, of cannibal old me; how I am abroad upon the deep, but will yet come back to dance him again." "'Tis my Mary, my Mary herself!
"I hope we will I hope so!" he assented vivaciously. "I've been thinking so!" Mrs. Carolan presently suggested that he go off with Betta to pack the luncheon things in the car, and the three watched his sturdy, erect little figure out of sight. Mrs. Moore heard his gay voice break into ready Italian as they went.
You'll never be rich again. So I wrote him about a month ago that I had found MY olive garden," finished Sidney contentedly, "and was enjoying it." "Captain Burgoyne was older than you, Sid?" Barry questioned. "Wouldn't he have loved this sort of life?" "Twenty years older, yes; but he wouldn't have lived here for one DAY!" she answered vivaciously.
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