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The latter alternative presented certain grave difficulties, also contracting William to dance with the other girl before once more obtaining his freedom, but undeniably he regarded it from the first as the more hopeful. He had to give form to the fatal invitation. "M'av this dance 'thyou?" he muttered, doggedly. "Vurry pleased to!"
You pay the check and tip the lady tip her fifty cents if you wish to be regarded as a lovely jumpman or only twenty-five cents if you are satisfied with being a vurry nice fella and you secure your hat and step forth into the open with the feeling of one who has taken a trip into a distant domain and on the whole has rather enjoyed it.
The American gentleman named Pym seemed to be turning and on the move in the same direction; but before he started he spoke to Rosamund with a flash of that guileless tact which redeemed much of his childish vanity, and with something of that spontaneous poetry which made it difficult, pedantic as he was, to call him a pedant. "I'm vurry sorry, Miss Hunt," he said; "but Dr.
Perhaps the girl's quiet dignity rather surprised that lady, for she gave her a keen, appraising look before she asked, pleasantly: "Aren't you going to introduce me to your old friend, Peter?" "Not old friends," Susan corrected serenely, as they were introduced. "But vurry, vurry de-ah," supplemented Peter, "aren't we?" "I hope Mrs.
"Well, a vurry big zart o' a gentleman," witness answered, unabashed. "A vine vigger o' a man. Jest such another as thik 'un with the wig ther." As he spoke he stared hard at the judge, a good scrutinizing stare. Sir Gilbert quailed, and glanced instinctively, first at the boy, and then at Elma. Not a spark of intelligence shone in the lad's stolid eyes.
Fear; he seemed to be real struck with me right away, and soon as I got through my turn he ast me to order whatever I wanted. He's always gen'lemanlike when he ain't had too much, and even then he vurry, vurry seldom acks rough unless he's jealous. That was the trouble yesterday.
'Here's a first edition of Handley Cross and a Beewick's Birds right next to it just like so many best sellers. Look, Maidie! The girl beneath the picture half turned her body but not her eyes. 'You don't tell me! she said slowly. 'Their women amounted to something after all. 'But Woman's scope, and outlook was vurry limmutted in those days, one of the matrons put in, from the piano.
"Why, it was his lordship," he went on, scanning the judge still harder. "I do mind his vurry voice. It was 'im, no doubt about it. I've zeed a zight o' people, since I zeed 'im that day, but I do mind his voice, and I do mind his 'ands, and I do mind his ve-ace the zame as if it wur yesterday. Now I come to look, blessed if it wasn't his lordship!" Guy's counsel smiled a triumphant smile.
"That Nashville's the vurry last person I ever want to see again the fresh thing!" Mrs. Fear's burden had fallen; her relief was perfect and she beamed vapidly; but Joe marked her renewed irresponsibility with an anxious eye. "You mustn't make any mistakes," he said, rising stiffly with fatigue. "Not ME! I don't take no more chances," she responded, tittering happily. "Not after yesterday.
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