Besides, she had lost all the old interests of her carefree girlish life that had been so full of hope.
There was an expression of carefree happiness on the faces of both father and daughter.
Hello, John Henry," he said in what he hoped was a good imitation of a happy, carefree voice.
Considering everything it had been through recently, his head felt remarkably like its old, carefree self.
Many carefree people came close to him without noticing him, and only later did they learn with astonishment and fear who that calm stout man was, that walked slowly by, almost touching them with his gorgeous and dazzling garments.
He remembered how beautiful she had looked as she talked in carefree animation and he had taken her hand to pilot her among the rocks and---- That was just three days ago!
Young Jimmy Stiles felt the call and he skipped along with carefree enjoyment of his brief respite.
It will be read and, we venture to predict, reread many times, for there is a freshness and sweetness about it which will help to lift the load of care, to cheer the weary and to make brighter still the life of the carefree and the happy.
He can be comfortable and carefree and happy, as he deserves to be.
This here chink seems to of been a carefree child up to the time the civilized world went crazy with a version for him.
I says to myself the other day: 'I bet a cookie he'd like to be carefreeand happy like me!
Through my weary and knowing eyes, I observed the turmoil of which I was not a part, feeling worlds away from the carefree and jubilant frolic which bespoke the presence of health.
Perhaps through these Reflective days, The mirror Of more carefree times, One may rekindle Tender sparks Which in the darkness Burst to flame To guide and warm The dismal heart.
Looking at the pages of my diary, the carefree days described therein now seem to possess a dream-like quality; the days were bundles of minutes in which only the present mattered.
This smooth-shaven lad, so easy and carefree of manner, had a gleam in his eye that meant business.
The heart in the girl sang a song of sunshine dancing on grass, of meadowlarks flinging out their carefree notes of joy.
Ferdinand, who has been perverting that sunny and carefree soul of yours?
In just a few days, you'll forget all this and be your simple, carefree self again.
There was not that carefree acceptance of things that overlooked deficiencies in the light of the cause they existed under.
Yet a little while and one must bid adieu to that Youth which one has so heedlessly squandered, a last adieu to Youth with its days of high adventure, its carefree heart, its susceptibility to the infinite seductions of Romance.
Yet, as the summers passed, she remained carefree and to all suitors shook her head.
They seemed to sense that the carefree boy they had known was gone--replaced by a young warrior.
That joking remark and carefree gesture remained with every man in the cell, for Brosan never came back.
You took the lilt from my carefree life, And the song from my singing heart; But there came a day when the world grew gray, When I knew that we must part.
Child faces, once agleam with carefree laughter, Wide eyes, where smiles like baby rainbows grew; They are the heritage of ever after, They are the dreams that never will come true.
And carefree they now walked briskly along the river bank, and they outdistanced the hastening waves, for thus keenly they sought a spot where they could stay for a while.
This easy and carefree existence is demoralizing you completely.
With the promise of my cash for his share of the Homestead, and my support in his Mexican venture, he cheered up markedly and went away almost as carefree as a boy.
Night fell early over a wild and desolate waste of tossing waters, and even the three carefree boys were sobered somewhat as they gazed through tightly bolted portholes at the scene without.
There were three other more or less lazy but entirely good-natured darkeys, who did whatever else was necessary in a carefree but somewhat inefficient manner.
Mary Reynolds had also scored in the pathetic playlet, "The Freshman on the Top Floor," depicting a lonely little girl whose poverty and diffidence kept her out of the carefree college life that went on in the house where she lived.
He had rarely seen her so kind since their carefreedays of boy and girl friendship, when there had been no barrier of unrequited love between them.
They followed her about like two adoring, persistent little shadows, until imbued with their carefree spirit of childhood, Grace, in a measure, forgot her woes and joined in their innocent fun with hearty good will.
Strangely enough, though he had far more time to write songs during these carefree months than he had some years earlier, he wrote appreciably fewer.
When I finish one I begin another,” was his carefree way of describing the incredible process.
This carefree aristocracy also allowed increasing amounts of wealth and land to slip into the hands of corrupt religious establishments.
As a child Harriett played about the premises of the Bellinger estate, leading a very carefree life as did all the slave children belonging to Edmond Bellinger.
But, now that he had dismissed it forever, Brigham Clark became his old carefree self again.
His carefree laugh was silenced for the time and, after cooking up a little food in the kitchen that stood next to the bunk-house, he had caught up a fresh mount and ridden off alone.
Approaching the island, Susie and her husband spotted the carefree picnic at the same moment, and the former made a sudden, sharp turn in the hope of hiding the sight from Slats.
Then, like three happy, carefree school-children, they sat down to their meal, having forgotten all about the thieves for the time being.
