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We couldn't permit you to do that," answered the guardian. "A bargain's a bargain," declared Jane. "I'll get the paint. You folks, in the meantime, look the place over and see what else you need. I'll go back to the village for the things you decide on when we get ready for them." "What color shall we paint the boat?" questioned Miss Elting. "Red, of course," cried Harriet.
Uncle Billy assured him. "They shan't nobody take them rooms away from you fer money, marbles, ner chalk. A bargain's a bargain, an' I allus stick to one I make," and he virtuously took a chew of tobacco while he inspected the afternoon sky with a clear conscience. "I want to get some of those splendid autumn leaves to decorate our cozy apartments," Mrs.
"She thinks you're a mighty keen young man that has to be watched in the beginning of a bargain, because you'll give as little as you can; but that after the bargain's made you don't need any more watching. But Lord love you, I have to be watched in a bargain myself. I take everything I can."
Hazel was a flower in a gale when she danced, a slim poplar tremulous and swaying in the dawn, a young beech assenting to the wind's will. Abel watched her with pride. She was turning out a credit to him, after all. It was astonishing. 'It's worth playing for our 'Azel's feet. The others just stomps, he thought. 'Who's the fellow she's along with? I'd best keep an eye. A bargain's a bargain.
"Thank you for nothing," said Duncan bitterly. "A bargain's a bargain. I gave you my word of honour I'd go through with this thing, and I'll stick to it. But I tell you now, I don't like it." "Oh, I know how you feel, Nat. But I know that some day you'll come to me and say: 'Harry, if you had let me back out, I'd never have forgiven you." "All right," said Nat impatiently.
Sedgett replied, staring, that he was a Tory, and Algernon nodded again, but with brows perturbed at the thought of this ruffian being of the same political persuasion as himself. "Eh?" cried Sedgett; "I don't want any of your hustings pledges, though. You'll be at the door tomorrow, or I'll have a row mind that. A bargain's a bargain. I like the young woman, but I must have the money.
Where's a time-table?" "But look here, my dear father, there's the question of honor to be settled after that." "After that exactly; I'm with you all the way. But in the meanwhile, first get this into your head. An engagement is an affair of two hearts, not of two pockets or two heads. If the hearts are off, the bargain's off. That's the whole ethics of an engagement.
Loder involuntarily turned away. "I mean it," he said, slowly. "It's over; we've come to the end." "But why?" Chilcote articulated, blankly. "Why? Why?" In his confusion he could think of no better word. "Because I throw it up. My side of the bargain's off!" Again Chilcote's lips parted stammeringly.
"Because you know what you promised him, Sally," he retorted. "Come, a bargain's a bargain; there's the outside row standin' not enough of us to stretch all the way acrost the field so let's you and me take that and bring it down square with th' others. The rest may keep my row a-goin', if they can."
I have a good idea: we are trying to agree now about a property; let us shake hands, and the bargain's made, the property and the price of purchase remain in the same hands. Madame Bálnokházy too was jesting when she said to her daughter: 'My dear Melanie, we have fallen up to our necks in the mire, we cannot be very particular about the hand that is to drag us out.
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