I didn't know who she was; and I took her home to my mother, and asked her to keep her for my little sister, because I never got one, and always wanted her.
She's my own little sister, and I'll keep her to myself.
And you'll keep her, and do for her, mother, won't you?
Vere with her secrets, Emile with his, Gaspare fighting to keep her, his Padrona, still in mystery.
When it was night she went to keep her appointment.
She fell to counting the hours that were to elapse before she would meet those children, saying to herself, that whatever she did she must keep her engagement to be at the appointed steps.
As often as he heard instances of her want of ladylike training, he would say, "Keep her here; we'll better her.
She held herself better, had learned to keep her hair in order, and the more womanly dress, plain though it was, improved her figure more than could have been hoped in the days of her lank, gawky girlhood.
Knowing well that Mr. Rivers would be only too glad to keep her.
She were crazed, and my aunt couldn't keep her on, could she?
He believed that in the yellow head over there in the sand he had found his ideal, and that by the time she was old enough to marry, he would be able to keep her like a queen.
He would deceive her not once, he told himself fiercely, but a hundred times, tokeep her free.
A girl with all that energy has got to do something, same as a boy, to keep her out of mischief.
Oh, we like tokeep her neat," returned Giddy glibly, winking up at Ray's expressive back.
But you can't keep her in the dark any longer,' she urged.
I try my best to keep her up, but I'm afraid her weakness has much to do with it.
Letty is, because I expect it of her, and you can't refuse to keep her in countenance.
Sitting there, it would not be hard tokeep her thoughts on mortality.
The old woman was of course ready with offers of assistance, but a word from Richard sufficed to keep her away.
We shall see with what courage she knew how to keep her word.
The water reaching her before it could grow cold, scalded her so much that she was forced to keep her bed.
From the moment of her arrival she had been forced to keep her bed, and at six o'clock in the morning of the 21st of July she miscarried and was delivered of a daughter, still-born.
I've been open two years, and in that time one of my singers got an elegant delicatessen owner to keep her.
This man's her son--and he has to keep her if she will stay.
If they find anyone who don't keep her job--for good reasons--they can drop her.
You will sometimes: I'm obliged to do it now and then to keep her in order.
Well, that he must feel how much less than she he pays--and how that ought to keep her present to him.
Keep her eyes, for the time, from her husband's as she might, she soon found herself much more drivingly conscious of the strain on his own wit.
Should he keep her apart, or shut her up, for fear of risk to others, and so lose every chance of restoring her mind to its healthy tone by kindly influences and intercourse with wholesome natures?
He would have liked to keep her in talk a moment, but she made business-like despatch of all his allusions to the past, and got herself quickly away.
His mother had followed their quick parley with eager looks, as if she were trying to keep her intelligence to its work concerning them.
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