Then my mother would hesitate no longer: she would sell everything and come to join me.
Madame de Leuven, the most perfect of women, rejoiced in the joy my mother would feel.
There was still some daylight here and there as I rose the hill above Porlock, wondering whether my mother would be in a fright, or would not know it.
My heart was quivering, and my cheeks as hot as the Doones' bonfire, with wondering both what Lorna would think of our farm-yard, and what my mother would think of her.
Mrs. Hammond said she knew she wouldn't have to worry about her things if Doctor Hugh's mother would be there to look after them.
Mother would let me do lots of things, if it wasn't for Winnie.
I could not be angry with her, though I did not suppose it would do much good, and I felt a sort of resentment, such as a mother would feel, at this sacrifice of a natural beauty.
My mother would have to give up one of us, for it was not to be supposed she would consent to live under the same roof with me, now the happy tie of cousinship was broken, and none dearer to be formed.
By this time our dinner-hour was near, and I knew my mother would be looking out for us both.
Mother would be sitting, sewing by the light of her tallow dip, with one ear bent toward the road.
I hope he will not try that firkin I packed that hot week in July," Mother would say.
His folks," as Mother would say, always had at least three kinds of cake three times a day, and then more cake the last thing before going to bed.
Mother would love to have him spend the Christmas vacations with us," put in Katy naïvely.
Besides, we'd disappoint the Mortons and Jane's mother would be frantic if she didn't come.
My mother would be seated on the hearthstone, telling stories to my little sisters.
Sometimes my mother would tell a story, and it was always about the wee red-headed man who had a herd of goats before him and a herd of goats behind him, and a salmon tied to the laces of his brogues for supper.
Inside my mother would answer, "Welcome she is," and at these words my father would loosen the shoulder-knot and throw his burden on the floor.
I wish my mother would take it into her head that she was in love with him, and that Mr Arnold had promised to marry her; then should I a second time crown me with a willow garland.
As long as Gabriel Varney is a man without stain on his character and honour, my mother would only be pleased that I should know an able and accomplished person, whatever his origin or parentage.
But my mother would be sad if she knew me intimate with a Bourbon or a Raphael, the first in rank or the first in genius, if either prince or artist had lost, or even sullied, his scutcheon of gentleman.
He was permitted to order me about just as he pleased, and if I did not please him, to beat me without mercy, and very often my mother would fly at me and assist him.
If Pierre was fractious, my mother would order me out of the house with him immediately.
Now, I should take such good care of all such things, that my mother would be very glad to have me keep them.
Why, you and I could buy some hens with our own money, ifmother would let us; and then I could make a coop.
Why, I should take such excellent care of everything I had, that my mother would give me a great many of her little curiosities, and other things, to keep.
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