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"Fool's reasoning, yet hath it much sense," said the King. Now the stranger left. But ere departing, he turned to Allan. "I trust, young master, I shall see you again. As to who I am, know you for your own keeping fools ofttimes reason best of all." The yeoman rode far into the forest. Then when he came to a lone habitation he dismounted.
"And you did not care none of you caballeros on the wharf once you got off a man of flesh and blood like yourselves on a fool's business that could not end well." "You forget, Capataz, I was not on the wharf. And I did not think well of the business. So you need not taunt me. I tell you what, man, we had but little leisure to think of the dead. Death stands near behind us all. You were gone."
As I met him at court during his solicitation, I told him he did not apply the right way; he answered roughly he should not ask a fool's advice. I replied I did not wonder at his prejudice, since he had miscarried already by following a fool's advice; but I told him there were fools who had more interest than that he had brought with him to court.
"First-rate first-rate!" and Bunting rubbed his hands. Then he added, with almost irrepressible glee "You wasn't sharp enough, last April, doctor." "Why so?" inquired Doctor Grimes. "You didn't succeed in getting me to the city on a fool's errand." "I don't understand you, Mr. Bunting," said the doctor seriously. "Wilde & Lyon, Pearl Street something to my advantage. Ha?"
'Is it steeplechasing ye are, or what fool's game is it ye are playing? demanded Sergeant O'Brien, while the rest shrieked with laughter. 'He he's my prisoner, panted Ken. 'And and, sergeant, did Norton get back? 'He did. Come along wid ye, and make your report to the colonel. Colonel Conway, who had been on foot all night, was taking a few minutes' much needed rest in a rough dug-out.
He has a fine turned Roman nose of the cleanest and fairest skin; he has a well-shaped ear, rounded, and separate at the bottom from the head; he has brown hair, and dark gray eyes; he has a noble face and brilliant countenance; he has teeth standing straight, and square and separate, and though they never were brushed, they glisten with the cleanest and smoothest ivory polish; he has a good-sized mouth, not too compressed, like a skin-flint's, nor too open or lax like a fool's.
Whether Unionism has had much effect in producing a general rise of wages is very doubtful. Mr. Brassey's book, "Work and Wages," goes far to prove that it has not, and that while, on the one hand, the unionists have been in a fool's paradise, the masters, on the other, have been crying out before they were hurt.
H. lacked the intellect or the courage to perform a similar fool's errand successfully. He rode up to the police station at Alberton, and finding from the officer in charge that he was wanted on a warrant, he supplied that want.
The best of it is that nobody will bother ME I'm too poor to be looked at a second time, I mean, what THEY call poor. Sometimes I laugh when I'm alone, for I feel like I'm a gold mine filled with rich ore that nobody has discovered. Remember the 'fool's gold' we used to see among the granite mountains? I think the gold that lies on the surface must always be fool's gold.
But I was kept, I was tethered here, to this London by a feeling I had never known before. Call it by the common fool's name of Love; call it what you will. I was fascinated by your sister Nora, even as others had been fascinated by me, even as I had been in my youth by the bountiful, gracious beauty of Nature."
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