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"Don't look like that, Mother," said Marjorie, "for if you do, I'll begin to feel weepy, and I won't go at all." "Oh, yes, you will, Miss Midge," cried her father; "you'll go, and you'll stay all summer, and you'll have a perfectly beautiful time. And, then, the first of September I'll come flying up there to get you, and bring you home, and it'll be all over.
"No please Miss Dodge. Let me deal with her." By this time Elaine was furious. "Yes I WILL see her." She pressed the button on Bennett's desk and Milton responded. "Milton, show the the woman in," she ordered, "and that boy, too." As Milton turned to crook his finger at "Weepy Mary," she nodded surreptitiously and dug her fingers sharply into "son's" ribs.
Now the lion had been very ill, and was not strong enough to go hunting for himself, and when the hare came and told him that a very fat donkey was to be found only a few hundred yards off, tears of disappointment and weakness filled his eyes. "What is the good of telling me that?" he asked, in a weepy voice; "you know I cannot even walk as far as that palm."
Mommer has begged her weepy not to take the high dive so young, and pointed out where she made her own big mistake in that line. But Polly comes back at her by declarin' that her Billy is a nice boy. There's no denyin' that. Young Mr. Curtis seems to be as good as they come.
"Commencements " declared Gyp, wise with her fifteen years, "are like weddings all sort of weepy." "What do you know of weddings, little one?" from Graham. "I guess I've been to five, Graham Westley! And some one is always crying at them. Why, when Cousin Alicia Stowe was married she cried herself!" "Did you cry, mother?" asked Tibby curiously. Mrs. Westley laughed. "I did really.
Hilda and Lorraine felt this especially, and they were so absurdly gay that it was quite clear to Patty that their gaiety was assumed. But she was grateful to them for it, for, as she had previously confided to Nan, she didn't want a weepy, teary crowd to bid her good-bye; she wanted to go away amid laughter and smiles.
You can remove the breakfast-things, and I'll go up to mother." Maggie ran upstairs. Mrs. Howland had eaten a little, very indifferent breakfast, and was looking weepy and washed-out as she sat in her faded dressing-gown near the open window. "Really, Maggie," she said when her daughter entered, "your ways frighten me most terribly! I do wish poor Mr.
Well, you come along now, but not Mary. She's too weepy. What's that you say, Inez? The sheriff and Jimmy gone out after Scott? When did they start Hello, Mrs. Day. Half an hour ago? That's good. Now, listen, John. You stop by here before you go crazy. Understand me? All right! Good-night, everybody!" He turned from the telephone with a wry smile. "John's coming down."
I know I'm taking from you the best cow-pony in Arizona, but I can't help it." "A cow-pony is a cow-pony, but a horse that saves the life of Miss Phyllis Sanderson is a gentleman and a hero." "And what about the man who saves her life?" Her voice was very small and weepy. "Tickled to death to have the chance. We'll forget that." Still she did not look at him. "Never!
So I cried for a very weepy half-hour I wanted more than anything else to be a little girl again with all childhood before me. I was afraid to look ahead into life " "But there was father you knew him then, didn't you?" A pretty color suffused Mrs. Westley's cheeks. "Yes there was father. I said I only cried for half an hour. Two years afterward I was married and I cried again.
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