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"Mebbe poor weak Hen has been cowed and bulldozed into doing the whole thing," suggested Lil Artha, sagely. "Now, I wonder if that could weally be tho?" remarked Ted. "We ought to get busy and do something right away, Elmer," observed Toby Jones. "I'm glad to know that's the way you feel about it," continued the patrol leader. "This is a bad piece of business.
Ten years of poverty and obscurity, ten years' work and waiting, with no possibility of success until youth and beauty had fled, and she was an uninteresting, middle-aged woman! Rosalind shivered at the thought, and summoned up courage to protest once more. "It is so sudden, Arthur, that I don't know what to say. I was never sure until now that you weally did care for me.
Weally, it would have saved me a good deal of trouble. But I think the reverend doctor here is entitled to the thanks of the company. I never knew exactly what the sword of the Lord and of Gideon was before, but I see it means a good, stout stick."
He's the second cousin of a lord, and yet you'll hardly credit it we're weally vewy intimate. He tells me, Miss Florence, that I'm the perfect image of his cousin, Lord Fitz Noodle." "I am not at all surprised." "Weally, you are vewy kind, Miss Florence. I thought it a great compliment. I don't know how it is, but evewybody takes me for an Englishman. Strange, isn't it?" "I am very glad."
Fopling reproachfully. "Mistake, I assure you!" said Richard, again giving Mr. Fopling his hand. "Well, please don't wepeat it!" returned Mr. Fopling a bit sulkily. "It gives me a most beastly sensation, don't y' know, to see a chap cawessing Bess; it does, weally!" "Hush, child!" said Bess; "you excite yourself about nothing."
Angelina understood that confiding silence, appreciated that tactful discretion, adored that complete submission to her will. It was true that her friend had only come once to her now within the space of many, many weeks, but he had sent her Rose. "He's coming soon, Wose weally soon to tell us stowies. Bu-ootiful ones."
Purt was really ashamed of his present appearance. He felt it necessary to excuse it to the girls. "Weally," he said, when he came ashore, "I am not pwesentible; but I hope you ladies understand that it was an unavoidable accident." "I don't know about that," said Laura, gravely. "Oh! I assure you, Miss Belding," Purt hastened to say, "I had no intention of going overboard weally!"
"My deah," says one, "now I think of it, I weally don't like the setting of these diamonds that you had given you last night. It's too heavy, don't you think?" The other replies in a tone which would cheat a man, but in which you instantly detect an accent of surprise and a determination to play up to her partner as well as possible, that she "liked it very well."
"Have I said anything impwobable, aw widiculous? for, weally, I never befaw wecollect to have heard in society such a twemendous peal of cachinnation that which the twagic bard who fought at Mawathon has called an anewithmon gelasma." "Why, be the holy piper," says Larder, "I think you are dthrawing a little on your imagination. Not read Fraser!
"It seems to me that the expense of your journey will foot up considerably more than a dozen bottles of champagne," said one of the passengers. "Weally, I didn't think of that. You've got a great head, old fellow. After all, a feller's got to be somewhere, and, by Jove! What's that?"
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