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Louis gossip and wanderingly fluent advice. She sets herself to read it, though, dutifully enough she is under Mrs. Winters' eyes. Father's usual September cold. The evil ways of friends' servants. Good wishes to Mrs. Winters. "Heart's Gold such a really inspiring moving-picture." Advice. Advice. Then, half-way down the next to last page Nancy stops puzzledly. She doesn't quite understand.
"At the worst," he spoke wanderingly, "I thought you'd perhaps let me go in on the business end of it and invest along with you. You'd put in your talent and ambition and hard work, and I'd put in the money and well, nobody's good wishes are to be scorned, not even mine. Then, when the thing panned out big, we could share together.
"'Twas ice tons of it in the basement and in the furnace room, everywhere. I shut off the registers that it was coming through into your room, Mr. Coulson, poor soul! And now it's Maytime again." "A true heart," went on old man Coulson, a little wanderingly, "that the springtime has brought to life again, and but what will my daughter say, Mrs. Widdup?" "Never fear, sir," said Mrs.
That," faintly, "he apol-o-gizes and steps aside; that, with all his heart it's there, if it is a madcap " wanderingly, winkingly, he touched his left breast "he hopes that, a year from now, the highways of the hea-vens may be opened the im-mor-tal Thun-der Bird will fly!" A year from then it did!
The great circle of sea-birds that come wanderingly around him on the night of his arrival, strikes at once the note of his pre-eminence and isolation. He fills the whole reef with his indefatigable toil; this solitary spot in the ocean rings with the clamour of his anvil; we see him as he comes and goes, thrown out sharply against the clear background of the sea.
Preston, to see him come up, and, without a word, offer his arm to Cynthia and lead her off to dance. It appeared to strike Mrs. Gibson as something remarkable, for, forgetting her late passage at arms with Molly, she asked, wanderingly, as if almost distrusting the evidence of her senses, 'Is Cynthia going to dance with Mr. Preston?
Johnny turned his feverishly bright eyes from the lantern to the master and back again. "What is it, Johnny boy?" asked the master tenderly. "Were you lost?" With a gleam of feverish exaltation, Johnny rose, albeit wanderingly, to the occasion! "Hit!" he lisped feebly, "Hit in a doell! at the age of theven." "What!" asked the bewildered master.
The light from a little dormer-window in the garret beamed so brightly that it charmed Virgie's soul with the fascination of warmth and home, and, without thinking, she crossed the stile, bathed her hot temples at the well, and walked into the kitchen before the fire. "Freedom!" said Virgie, wanderingly; "have I come to it?"
He played it now, over and over, wanderingly and at leisure, and I pictured his rapt face above the whining fiddle; the face, say, of the Philosopher Mang, sage of the second degree and disciple of Confucius, who was lifted from earth by the gods in a time we call B.C. but which was then thought to be a fresh, new, late time; the face of subtle eyes and guarded dignity.
It was closed as I knew it would be. But did I dream it or did I hear, echoing through it as though from vast distances a triumphant shouting? "I ran back to Edith. At my touch she wakened; looked at me wanderingly; raised herself on a hand. "'Dave! she said, 'I slept after all. She saw the despair on my face and leaped to her feet. 'Dave! she cried. 'What is it? Where's Charles?
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