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'Doreen! cried Vava, and stood still in astonishment, and then, as Doreen came forward, she added mischievously, 'Please, Stella, I don't think we had better stay, as Doreen does not approve of knowing her next-door neighbour. Mrs.
PRINSLOO said that he had gone through the petitions from Potchefstroom, and certainly he had to admit that many of the signatures were not genuine, for he found on these petitions the names of his next-door neighbours, who had never told him a word about their signing such petitions. Mr. OTTO again addressed the Raad, endeavouring to prove that memorials from Ottos Hoop contained many forgeries.
Probably I shouldn't have done it, but I sneaked a quick look at the name. Can you imagine what it is?" "Jethro Collins?" "Nope. It's Hilleboe. Dr. Miller's next-door neighbor!" The Cold, Cold Clue The boys were late to breakfast the following morning. They had fallen into bed, pleased and exhausted, and the noise of the household stirring had failed to waken them. Mrs.
It was the small stove in the kitchen that kindled Francesca's imagination, and she made up her mind instantly to become a householder on her own account. I tried to dissuade her; but she is as firm as the Rock of Cashel when once she has set her heart upon anything. "I shall be almost your next-door neighbour, Penelope," she coaxed, "and of course you will give me Benella.
But it certainly does seem to be happily arranged by Providence that the musty fusty people, and the nicy spicy people, and the witty pretty people do severally assemble and get together as they ought to do. Bertram's next-door neighbour was certainly of the nicy spicy order; but this did not satisfy him.
I says to him to-day: 'Feist, with us for next-door neighbors of your country estate, together we own nearly half of Long Island. Am I right?" "Like I says last night in mamma's room to Etta and Sol, 'I was used to thirty-four rooms and nineteen baths from home yet! Poor mamma how she laughed! Just like before her stroke."
The date was then, and is to this day, the Feast of St Matthew, which falls on the twenty-first of September: and one year, on the morrow of St Matthew's Feast, the doctor, gazing pensively over his orchard gate at a noble tree of fruit, remarked to his friend and next-door neighbour, Captain Minards, late of the merchant service 'The prize? grunted Captain Minards.
Colonel MacClanahan himself died a few months later, leaving a widow and one child, Anna Elizabeth Caldwell MacClanahan. She and her mother had lived the greater part of the time with Mrs. Durand, who died something more than a year before our engagement. The friends with whom my fiancée had been travelling were almost next-door neighbours in Lake Forest.
Several individuals may reside in the compartments of the same burrow; but beyond themselves not even their next-door neighbour is permitted to enter; their hospitality ends where it begins, at the entrance. It is difficult to compel a vizcacha to enter a burrow not his own; even when hotly pursued by dogs they often refuse to do so.
Now, it was Carl's to go on, to seek the flowering. Unconscious that he was the heir-apparent of the age, but decidedly conscious that the woodshed was dark, Carl finished the pile. From the step of the woodshed he regarded the world with plaintive boredom. "Ir-r-r-r-rving!" he called. No answer from Irving, the next-door boy. The village was rustlingly quiet.
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