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"Quite well, sir, but he never held up his head since he heard it, and poor Miss Mary has so moped about. If ever I thought to see the like " "So they did not get my letter, but I can't stop. Jennings will tell you. Take care of him. Come, Daisy " for he had kept her unwilling hand all the time. "But what's that for?" pointing to the black ribbons, and, stopping short, startled.
He appears to have been a reckless, dashing, headstrong, but exceedingly attractive fellow. His father put up with his excesses for six years before the final quarrel. Cat-Eye Mose, so old Jake tells me, moped for months after his disappearance. Rad, as a little fellow, worshipped his bad but charming brother. There you have it.
He moped around there as though he was waiting for a train. And the supreme being noticed that he got lonesome I am glad He did! It occurred to Him that he would make a companion, and having made the world and one man out of nothing, and having used up all the nothing, He had to take a part of the man to start the woman with I am not giving the exact language, neither do I say this story is true.
The fire-bird moped and refused to sing; the Horse with the Golden Mane stood with his head bent down before his manger, and would eat no food; while Princess Zlato-Vlaska remained as silent as if she had been born dumb, her beautiful hair was neglected and uncombed, and she wept her tears fell fast.
"You can't seem to down that fellow Prescott," muttered Bayliss, in disgust. "Just as you think you've got him by the throat you find out that he's sitting on your chest and pulling your hair." "Oh, I don't know," growled Dodge sulkily. "He may have his weak spot, and it may be a very weak spot at that." The pair moped along until they reached the garage in which they had left the runabout.
For a while her dresses were made without pockets, but Julie had moped around the house so miserably at a loss all one month that Evylyn weakened and never tried the experiment again. The problem of Donald had been different from the start.
"I was thinking myself that I should like to invite her," said Mrs. Merton; "I will consult Caroline." "Caroline, I am sure, would be delighted; the difficulty lies rather in Evelyn herself." "You surprise me! she must be moped to death here." "But will she leave her mother?" "Why, Caroline often leaves me," said Mrs. Merton. Mrs.
Here James III. of England and VIII. of Scotland had moped away his bitter old age; here, years and years ago, Charles Edward's mother, the beautiful and brilliant grand-daughter of John Sobieski, had pined away, bullied and cajoled back from the convent in which she had taken refuge, perpetually outraged by the violence of her husband and the insolence of his mistress; it was an ill-omened sort of place for a bride.
I said nothing to Minora, but kept her with us till dinner-time, and this morning we went for a long sleigh-drive. When we came in to lunch there was no Miss Jones. "Is Miss Jones ill?" asked Minora. "She is gone," I said. "Gone?" "Did you never hear of such things as sick mothers?" asked Irais blandly; and we talked resolutely of something else. All the afternoon Minora has moped.
She had imagined mainly because of him that escape to Rome which never has yet been effected, though it might have been attempted if Idella had not wakened ill from the sleep she sobbed herself into when she found herself safe in Annie's crib again. She had taken a heavy cold, and she moped lifelessly about during the day, and drowsed early again in the troubled cough-broken slumber.
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