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I've been at rehearsal all day, or I'd have been here before you were awake." She seated herself nervously and nodded her head at Carroll in an excited and mysterious manner. "What is it?" he asked. "Have you and Reggie " "Listen," Marion repeated, "our fortunes are made; that is what's the matter and I've made them. If you took half the interest in your work I do, you'd have made yours long ago.
"Look here, Ann," I said, "Suppose I pull off some stunt which only a deuced brainy chappie could get away with? Would you marry me then?" "Certainly. What do you propose to do?" "Do! What do I propose to do! Well, er, to be absolutely frank, at the moment I don't quite know." "You never will know, Reggie. You're one of the idle rich, and your brain, if you ever had one, has atrophied."
Father's home again!" he hummed, fitting the words to the tune, as he waited for the door to open. They were greeted in the passage by Reggie. It is a becoming and sensible dress for any man. "I thought it must be you," he laughed, "so I played the watchword. Fancy you're being so homesick already. Please come in, Mrs. Harrington.
If Deleah thinks she is going to put that kind of slight on me she's mistaken. It's what I won't put up with from her, and so I tell her; and so I tell you. It's it's " "Yes, yes, my dear. Pray don't excite yourself again, Bessie." "So, if Deleah persists in taking Reggie and she'll richly deserve all she'll get with him I shall make up my mind to Gibbon." "Mr. Gibbon, Bessie." "Mr. Gibbon, then.
"I say, Reggie," said Harrington suddenly on the day before his departure, "suppose you come over to New Haven with me. Just on a visit, I mean. I'll give you no end of a good time. We'll stop a night in New York on the way. Oh, you must come." Rex's cup of joy was full when Dudley Harrington asked him to go to New Haven with him.
"We have talked that over " "Yes, and it is settled!" "No, Duane " "I tell you it is!" "No. Hush! Somebody might overhear us. Quick, dear, here comes Bunny and Reggie Wye and Peter Tappan, all mad as hatters. I've behaved abominably to them! Will you find me after the third dance? Very well; tell me you love me then whisper it, quick!... Ah-h! Moi aussi, Monsieur.
And it seemed to Reggie that a tall, handsome, brilliant stranger stepped in front of him and took his place the kind of man that Anne and he had seen often at the theatre, walking on to the stage from nowhere, without a word catching the heroine in his arms, and after one long, tremendous look, carrying her off to anywhere... Reggie bowed to his vision. "Yes, I see," he said huskily.
Bundercombe of this?" I asked. She shook her head. She had the pleased smile of a benevolent conspirator. "I will tell you why I did not, Paul," she explained. "Reggie is in town just for a few days. I have sent him a telephone message and he is wild with delight. He has only just arrived from Scotland; but I told him Mr.
"What are you talking about now? What operation?" "Holding your tongue, dear Lady Gridborough," said Reggie. "Though not fatal, it is always painful; but you really must perform it on this occasion for Miss Grant's sake, to say nothing of mine." As the jingle drove on, Derrick and Celia stood watching it in silence.
A beautiful glide to leg by the greatest of the Jacksons had rolled up against the pavilion rails. The fieldsmen changed across for the next over. 'If only Peters stops a bit began Mike, and broke off. Peters' off stump was lying at an angle of forty-five degrees. 'Well, he hasn't, said Reggie grimly. 'Silly ass, why did he hit at that one? All he'd got to do was to stay in with Joe.
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