He had pondered long before deciding what he would do, and what he would say, and how he would begin the decisive struggle.
Sometimes, with a singular look, he would say to his wife and children, "This time it is indeed a liquidation.
He doubted whether to embrace him, kiss him, and tell him all about his having come home, or whether he should first question him and see what he would say.
My dear Holmes," he would say, "why do you break your heart about me?
No more prison for me," he would say; he brought his wife and children to see me, feeling sure that they would form a passport to my sympathy and pocket.
If there is any difficulty in finding such families, I would say apply to the head mistress or master of a big school in a poor neighbourhood, they can find them for you.
And if a word of mine can reach the toiling sisters in the netherworld, I would say to them: Be hopeful!
Your exquisite orchids," he would say; or, "that perfectly charming basket.
He's all right," hewould say to the boys gathered at noon in the mill yard.
I tell thee I will take the blame on myself with King Richard in behalf of thy fair Northern friend--thine acquaintance, I would say, since thou own'st him not as a friend.
Keep it--keep it as a mark of my regard--my regret, I would say.
I would say to Robertson what an old tutor of a college said to one of his pupils: "Read over your compositions, and where ever you meet with a passage which you think is particularly fine, strike it out.
You are to exercise your own judgment, Loudon," he would say.
There is good stuff in you, Loudon," he would say; "there is the right stuff in you.
But now that I know you are a human being," he would say, "I can take the trouble to explain myself.
Mackellar, you might live a thousand years and never understand my nature," he would say.
I am anxious for news of my brother," he would say.
But what a woman you have grown," he would say, staring at her and shaking his head.
Your ladyship has made of me a happier man than I ever dared to dream of being, even when I was but thirty," he would say to her, with reverent devotion.
There is no managing of the little shrew," he would say.
Sancho shrugged his shoulders, obeyed, and sat down, and all the duchess's damsels and duennas gathered round him, waiting in profound silence to hear what he would say.
He would say, "They've a street up there in 'Roaring' that would lay over any street in Red Dog.
Me and that ass," he would say, "has been father and mother to him!
Then I would say, 'Toute suite, Madame la Comtesse!
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