It was beautiful to see how girlish the sensible and serious lady became in her efforts to be companionable to her young protégée.
I must be very tender with her in this trial of her young heart.
Once, as the girl sat beside him in her steamer-chair, Mrs. Milray shed a wrap on his knees in whirring by on the arm of one of her young men, with some laughed and shouted charge about it.
Her concession verged upon hauteur; and in her arrogant meekness she went back to another of her young men, whom she began to post again as the companion of her promenades.
What good horses were left, 'twas our duty to give up: and Roxana has a couple of packs upon her back instead of her young master.
The poor lady was agitated herself by the flutter and agitation which she saw in her young companion.
Our wily Calypso consoled herself, then, perfectly, in the absence of her young wanderer, and took any diversion which came to hand.
Her young favourite, Mr. Washington, she was especially anxious to influence; and again and again pressed him to come and stay at Castlewood and benefit by the spiritual advantages there to be obtained.
Maria was pleased with the victories of her young champion.
But at length the music wrought in her young limbs, and the longing came; even though it was the horrible young Torry, who walked up a second time to try and persuade her.
She had uttered words long ago in her young ignorance; it was enough to make her hate him that these should be continually present with her as a bond.
The lady of Cadogan Place was to read deeper, however, within three days, and the page was turned for her on the eve of her young confidant's leaving London.
Mrs. Hamilton was soon placed at rest regarding the destination of her young friend.
She did raise her eyes at this adjuration, and without one earthward glance at her young monitor in their movement to the heaven she sought.
Lady Tinemouth thought this would be a fair opportunity to show one of the theatres to her young friend, without involving him in expense or obligation, and accordingly she gave her consent.
These symptoms too truly revealed to Lady Tinemouth the state of her young friend's bosom.
Her young, handsome, rich, petting father seemed to be the only relation she had in the world.
She was growing used to a certain gnawing feeling in her young stomach.
In her young soul, she was thinking deep and strange things.
She turned, with an altered and dejected countenance, toher young companions, who were come to bid her farewell, and wept!
Nay, if need be, she would take the veil and mourn away the rest of her young life as a penitent, in a convent or a solitary rock-cell.
We turned toward the three women, one in the bloom of her young womanhood, one with the patient endurance of the nun, one black and strong and always unafraid.
She stood motionless before him, the seal of grim despair on her young face.
In her young womanhood, so the tale ran, the slave-hunter had found her and driven her aboard a slave-ship bound for the American coast.
The producing her young friend in the great London world was her prime object.
His father had been one of her many admirers in her young days.
For the first time in Lady Janet's experience of her young companion, she found herself speaking to ears that were deaf to her.
So this was the prize which Lena had to show to her young friends, this the story she had to tell.
And the old woman bustled about, displaying to the best advantage the dainty breakfast she had brought to tempt the appetite of her young charge.
Mrs. Harold was not to be outdone by any of her young people, but catching up handfuls of snow in her woolen-gloved hands tossed snowballs with the best of them.
Harrison might have a better idea of what was wise and best for her young charge, but Mammy's love taught her many things which Harrison could never learn.
Mammy Lucy said little but watched her young mistress' radiant face.
Once she invited some of her young friends to her home, but she soon found that it was a liberty which she should be careful never to repeat.
Mrs. Larkins who had fallen heir to some money, moved out of Tennis court, and often gave pleasant little teas to her young friends, and as a well spread table was quite a social attraction in A.
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