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We are so well to do that we may drive to church, just as well as other people, and if we choose to keep a horse we have a right to get one, I should think." So, turning to her child she said, "Run out, deary, and put up the horse." "Ah!" said Gudbrand, "but you see I have not the horse after all, for when I got a bit farther on the road, I traded it for a pig."
And, being so different, you see, I thought you might be different in yourself not ready to acknowledge your father as belonging to you at all, maybe; and so I'd try you with a message first and see what you said to that." "You are altered too, father." "Yes, my deary, I'm altered too. Hain't I had enough to alter me?
Then there was Bobby to be kissed and coaxed, and washed and dressed, and told marvelous tales to beguile him into listening submission. "Mother, mayn't I put Bobby's Sunday dress on him?" called Betty, from the head of the stairs. "Yes, dear, anything you like, but hurry. Breakfast is almost ready;" then to Martha, "Leave the sweeping, deary, and run down to the spring for the cream."
Somebody that's that's seen ye, deary, and knows how badly you want to go to school, and that you need dresses, has given you three." "My goodness me!" cried Ruth, clasping her hands. Not three?" "Yes, my dear. And they're jest as good as new about. 'Cretia Lock won't be two days fixin' 'em over to fit you.
For what stands in place o' that, when that's gone, my dear? And what could ye give me to compensate a body for the loss o' that? Don't ye know Oh, deary me!" The little bride's face was so set that poor Berry wailed off in despair. "I know it," said Lucy. "I know it all. I know what I do to you. Dear, dear Mrs. Berry! forgive me! If I parted with my ring I know it would be fatal."
"Convince me of what, sir?" "That women are so superior to men." "Oh, deary me!" said Doctor Prance, with a little impatient sigh; "I guess I know more about women than she does." "And that isn't your opinion, I hope," said Ransom, laughing. "Men and women are all the same to me," Doctor Prance remarked. "I don't see any difference. There is room for improvement in both sexes.
"No, you dinky, deary Cousin Clare, you'll never persuade me to like school again! I shall catch a cold on purpose as soon as I go back, and then you'll have to bring me over here for the sake of a warmer climate. I'll bribe the old doctor!" "Who'll probably send you to Switzerland for open-air treatment among the snow!" said Cousin Clare, who generally managed to get the last word.
The kettle simmered gently on the hob. Every other knife and fork was silent; so was every tongue. Master Gammon ate and the kettle hummed. Twice Mrs. Sumfit sounded a despairing, "Oh, deary me!" but it was useless. No human power had ever yet driven Master Gammon to a demonstration of haste or to any acceleration of the pace he had chosen for himself.
He was breathing very loud and hard, but his eyes were closed and his face a horrible colour. "Dear, deary me," cried my mother, "what a disgrace upon the house! And your poor father sick!" In the meantime, we had no idea what to do to help the captain, nor any other thought but that he had got his death-hurt in the scuffle with the stranger.
It was the landlord's; he spoke as he pushed his way through the group at the door. 'Has your ladyship some complaint to make? he continued civilly, his eye taking in the scene even to the elder woman, who through her tears kept muttering, 'Deary, we ought not to have come here!
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