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...INTRODUCTION THE CON MAN ENTHYMEME DOLLY BOOTLEGGER THE CURSE OF THE YELLOW DOGS A COLD NIGHT SOLIDIFIES THINGS SWIFT WING RETRIBUTION – THE BULL PREACHER MAN NORSKI MY DAD WAS REAL HARD MISTER ARNELL MARY DANCE ...

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...confined. But she was still about, and there was nothing to show that her time was any nearer than two months ago. The doctor, the monthly nurse, and Dolly and her mother, and most of all Levin, who could not think of the approaching event without terror, began to be impatient and uneasy. Kitty was the only person who felt perfectly calm and happy....

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...ime was any nearer than two months ago. The doctor, the monthly nurse, and Dolly and her mother, and most of all Levin, who could not think of the app... ...ut it. I’m going for a walk on the boulevard with papa. We’re going to see Dolly. I shall expect you before dinner. Oh, yes! Do you know that Dolly’s ... ...ttered them. “How glad I am,” he said, “that you should know her! You know Dolly has long wished for it. And Lvov’s been to see her, and often goes. T... ...s her, waiting for the divorce; she goes out nowhere, sees no woman except Dolly, because, do you understand, she doesn’t care to have people come as ... ...rdon, I interrupted you...you were saying?...” Levin asked if she had seen Dolly lately. “She was here yesterday. She was very indignant with the high... ...he said. “I’m sure you won’t be angry at my going. Stiva begged me to, and Dolly wished it,” Levin went on. “Oh, no!” she said, but he saw in her eyes... ... but I’ll go on there too. Isn’t there anything wanted? Yes, shall I go to Dolly’s?” She looked at him, obviously not hearing what he was saying. “Yes... ... disorder, forcing herself to gulp down her tears, biting her lips; he saw Dolly too and the doctor, smoking fat cigarettes, and Lizaveta Petrovna wit... ...here a table set for dinner suddenly appeared; then she was not there, but Dolly was. Then Levin remem- bered he had been sent somewhere. Once he had ...

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.... Michael’s smiling wife Maggie was our cook. Their daughter, 10-year-old Dolly, was learning from her mother and functioned as our downstairs mai... ...tled in the kitchen to discuss menus when the door knocker could be heard. Dolly answered the door and explained to the visitor that “Madame is not ... ...be at home to me.” Lady Harrington’s tone was stentorian as she pushed past Dolly. “Now, where is your mistress?” I left the kitchen and faced Alic... ...e kitchen and faced Alice. I really did not wish for company. “I do believe Dolly informed you that I am not at home to visitors.” “You’re plainly at... ...rl approached the house and, as her mother had earlier, pushed her way past Dolly. “Mrs. LeMaitre, Mother told me you were at home today, but perhaps... ...onned a wrapper. I made my way downstairs to the kitchen, where Maggie and Dolly were already at work. “Please, might I have a cup of tea and some... ...at home. Even Honor had warmed up to me now that she and Gilbert were wed. Dolly came into the kitchen then, carrying her schoolbooks and looking ra... ...at at all, Mummy. I just wish I didn’t have to go to school anymore.” 112 “Dolly,” I said as I put the vegetables aside, “Your education is very imp... ... about Ma’am Claire made it sound like it was very bad.” “Who is this girl, Dolly?” I asked. “Her mummy does for the Harringtons. She said Miss Olym...

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...nifer Tobkin Travis Chaney Amy Trussell John Vieira Lawrence Weinstein Dolly Williams D. Winter 60 Mary Winters Jason Witt William Woodruf...

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...nifer Tobkin Travis Chaney Amy Trussell John Vieira Lawrence Weinstein Dolly Williams D. Winter 60 Mary Winters Jason Witt William Woodruf...

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...It was such a cold night, that Timmy and Nelly were put to bed early. Teddy and Dolly also slept beside them and Puppy and Kitty slept on the floor, n... ...onderful! Let s get in let s get in. So, Timmy, Nelly, Puppy, Kitty, Teddy and Dolly jumped into the train. Here we go Whooooooooff whoooooooooff... ...body aboard, yelled and laughed with joy. 7 Oh, it s so cold, up in the sky, Dolly said, as she began to shiver. Still, the train flew up and up. I... ...Timmy. That must be fairyland! said Puppy. Oh! Look, look, look over there, Dolly shouted. There are mountains of ice-cream, rivers of honey, bea... ...ey flew on. 9 Let s go to see the moon, said Teddy. Oh, there it is! cried Dolly. It s so beautiful! The moon is very big, isn t it? said Kit... ...he moon from the ground, it was quite small. But look, how big it is, up here! Dolly yelled, excitedly. And see, how far we are from earth and how ... ...ddy whispered, rather fearfully. No, no! We surely should not go any closer, Dolly said. It s burning hot. We can t even look at him. Mummy always...

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..., ‘poor bugger me’, attitude and the phrases, ‘teddy made me do it’, and, ‘dolly did it’. Spiritual red lights were flashing; Imashiharta homed in on ...

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...ound the corner. Falkner trailed behind him, pushing a battered trunk on a dolly. “Load that into my carriage, Falkner.” The tall man put an arm ...

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...y, and devour whole fields, houses, and cities. Who were these sheep? Bizarre Dolly-like clones? Transgenic killer rams? No. More meant only that under...

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...tes looking at human cloning, that‘s a possibility that has erupted since Dolly‘s sexless introduction to the world. Ray why don‘t you take a stab at...

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...mething very en grossing to do in the way of strapping and buckling—’Miss Dolly quite well?’ ‘Hearty, thankye. She looks pretty enough to be well, an... ...ng, and never tell us where you were, or send us word!’ said the girl. ‘Ah Dolly, Dolly!’ returned the locksmith, shaking his head, and smiling, ‘how ... ...ces now. The girls are as bad as the boys every bit!’ ‘It’s the tea,’ said Dolly, turning alternately very red and very white, which is no doubt the e... ... Indeed he told me as much him self!’ 45 Charles Dickens ‘Indeed!’ cried Dolly in a faint voice. ‘In deed!’ ‘Is the tea tickling your throat still, ... ...g from experience what these requests portended, the triumvirate broke up; Dolly, to see the orders executed with all despatch; Gabriel, to some out o... ...re resignation, ‘and then we shall both be happy. My only desire is to see Dolly comfortably settled, and when she is, you may settle me as soon as y... ...isted his wig about in silence for a long time, and then said mildly, ‘Has Dolly gone to bed?’ ‘Your master speaks to you,’ said Mrs Varden, looking s... ...ice of me, mister. He, he, he! Y ou’ll have eyes for somebody besides Miss Dolly now, I think. A fat faced puss she is, as ever I come across!’ As she... ...steps to wards the locksmith’s house, attracted by the eyes of bloom ing Dolly V arden. Joe was by no means a sheepish fellow, but, for all that, wh...

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...re with Caroline and Fraulein. I like it so much better.’ ‘That cannot be, Dolly. I have this morning promised to let the house as it is to Mr. Smiths... ...es all sorts of charities and worries, and sets everybody to rights,’ said Dolly, in a very grown-up voice, speaking partly from her own ob- servation... ...f her own will be able to try.’ ‘You’ll come up to us for the examination, Dolly dear, and we shall do it together, and that will be nice!’ ‘If they w... ...o you know, Maudie—listen—I’ve another uncle, be- longing to mother.’ ‘Oh, Dolly! I thought she had no one!’ ‘He told me he was my Uncle Alfred once w... ...ey can be nice,’ said Maude. ‘’Tis quite disgusting if he kisses me,’ said Dolly; ‘but you see he is poor, and all the Mohuns are stuck up, except fa-... ... grumbled Harry. ‘That I cannot tell, but I think we must call her Dora or Dolly, as I fancy your Aunt Jane told me she was called at home. I hope Wil... ...n time for the express,’ and a young man was answering, ‘We’d bet- ter put Dolly into the waggonette at once. Then I’ll see to the luggage.’ Very like... ...don’t let her be disturbed in the morning till she has had her sleep out.’ Dolly found herself undressed, without many words, till it came to—’Your pr... ...opping him when mamma isn’t there. So she said she would call you Dora, or Dolly , whichever you liked, and you are not a bit like a Dolly.’ ‘They alw...

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...Ben Winthrop, who loved his quart-pot and his joke, got along so well with Dolly; but she took her husband’s jokes and joviality as patiently as every... ...dence 77 George Eliot on their goodwill. He opened the door wide to admit Dolly, but without otherwise returning her greeting than by moving the armc... ...moving the armchair a few inches as a sign that she was to sit down in it. Dolly, as soon as she was seated, removed the white cloth that covered her ... ...hs are made so comical, they want a change—they do, I know, God help ‘em.” Dolly sighed gently as she held out the cakes to Silas, who thanked her kin... ...d was peeping round from behind it. “There’s letters pricked on ‘em,” said Dolly. “I can’t read ‘em myself, and there’s nobody, not Mr. Macey himself,... ...eped round the chair again. “Well, to be sure, you can read ‘em off,” said Dolly. “Ben’s read ‘em to me many and many a time, but they slip out o’ my ... ...e held better nor common.” Silas was as unable to interpret the letters as Dolly, but there 78 Silas Marner has no possibility of misunderstanding th... ...s of any distinct benefit towards which the cakes and the letters, or even Dolly’s kindness, could tend for him. “Ah, if there’s good anywhere, we’ve ... ...d tend for him. “Ah, if there’s good anywhere, we’ve need of it,” repeated Dolly, who did not lightly forsake a serviceable phrase. She looked at Sila...

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...Ben Winthrop, who loved his quart pot and his joke, got along so well with Dolly; but she took 66 SILAS MARNER her husband’s jokes and joviality as p... ...iousness of dependence on their goodwill. He opened the door wide to admit Dolly, but without otherwise returning her greeting than by moving the arm ... ...oving the arm chair a few inches as a sign that she was to sit down in it. Dolly, as soon as she was seated, removed the white cloth that covered her ... ... are made so comical, they want a change — they do, I know, God help ’em.” Dolly sighed gently as she held out the cakes to Silas, who thanked her kin... ...d was peeping round from behind it. “There’s letters pricked on ’em,” said Dolly. “I can’t read ’em myself, and there’s nobody, not Mr. Macey himself,... ...eped round the chair again. “Well, to be sure, you can read ’em off,” said Dolly. “Ben’s read ’em to me many and many a time, but they slip out o’ my ... ...e held better nor common.” Silas was as unable to interpret the letters as Dolly, but there was no possibility of misunderstanding the desire to give ... ...ous of any distinct benefit toward which the cakes and the letters, or even Dolly’s kindness, could tend for him. “Ah, if there’s good anywhere, we’ve ... ...d tend for him. “Ah, if there’s good anywhere, we’ve need of it,” repeated Dolly, who did not lightly forsake a serviceable phrase. She looked at Sila...

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...eed the poor sheep, but she was withheld, much against her will, by Mother Dolly, though she persisted that snow was noth- ing to her, and it was a fi... ...ver, she was much amused by watching, and thinking she assisted in, Mother Dolly’s preparations for ewe milk cheese- making; and by-and-by Hal came in... ... as if it were a mouse, and Watch joined in the game in full amity. Mother Dolly, busy with her distaff, looked on, not displeased, except when she ha... ... ring against the shields made one’s heart leap up! Where was yours?’ Here Dolly interrupted hastily, ‘Hal, lad, gang out to the shed and bring in som... ... thee before.’ ‘No shepherd boy are you! Come, tell me true.’ 13 Yo n g e Dolly thought it time to interfere. She heard an imaginary bleat, and order... ...hose of the clacking wenches at Y ork—Y orkists every one of them.’ Mother Dolly’s eyes grew round. ‘Mind thee, Hob!’ she said; ‘I ken thy bark is wor... ..., the plan- ets, that never stayed in their places. By-and-by, when Mother Dolly’s work was over the kettle was on the fire, and she was able to take ... ...hreatening him with a staff if he lingered, soon following himself. Mother Dolly insisted on putting the little lady to bed before they should return,... ...elf.’ ‘I guess! I guess!’ she cried, clapping her hands, but at the moment Dolly laid a hand on her shoulder. ‘Do not guess, maiden,’ she said. ‘If th...

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...aces, while some were wounded grievously. Dub was badly injured in a hind leg; Dolly, the last husky added to the team at Dyea, had a badly torn throa... ...ot gear was thrown away. At the Pelly one morning, as they were harnessing up, Dolly, who had never been conspicuous for anything, went suddenly mad. ... ...here was horror, and fled away from it in a panic. Straight away he raced, with Dolly, panting and frothing, one leap behind; nor could she gain on him... ...xe poised in his hand, and as Buck shot past him the axe crashed down upon mad Dolly’s head. Buck staggered over against the sled, exhausted, sobbing ...

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...and, more from compassion than curiosity, he began to question her. “Well, Dolly, what news this morning?” “Why, let me see,—oh, yes! It had almost sl... ...e had entered with Ellen and Fanshawe. “Was she not out of her right mind, Dolly?” “Yes, this seven years,” she answered. “They say she came to her se... ... Edward. “Yes, such as he was. The Lord preserve me from such a one!” said Dolly. “It was thought he went off with Hugh Crombie, that keeps the tavern... ...ey in time. And who knows but his own funeral will be the end of it,” said Dolly, with a sagacious shake of her head. “Dr. Melmoth gone a journey!” re... ...d, seizing the affrighted bed-maker forcibly by the arm. 66 Fanshawe Poor Dolly had chosen this circuitous method of commu- nicating her intelligence...

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...e College and my Harvard.’ The record, then, of Melville’s escape from the Dolly, oth- erwise the Acushnet, the sojourn of his companion T oby and him... ...GE PILOT— ESCORT OF CANOES—A FLOTILLA OF COCOA- NUTS—SWIMMING VISITORS—THE DOLLY BOARDED BY THEM—STATE OF AFFAIRS THAT ENSUE I can never forget the ei... ...s limbs at the tiller, would doze away by the hour. T rue to her work, the Dolly headed to her course, and like one of those characters who always do ... ... ded limbs, and free unstudied action, seemed as strange as beautiful. The Dolly was fairly captured; and never I will say was vessel carried before b... ...lves prisoners, and for the whole period that she remained in the bay, the Dolly, as well as her crew, were completely in the hands of the mermaids. I... ...among the savages of the island than to endure another voyage on board the Dolly. To use the concise, pointblank phrase of the sailors. I had made up ... ...cter, to offer some explanation of my conduct. When I entered on board the Dolly, I signed as a matter of course the ship’s articles, thereby voluntar... ...stances then, with no prospect of matters mending if I remained aboard the Dolly, I at once made up my mind to leave her: to be sure it was rather an ... ...spicion repaired each to his hammock, to spend the last night on board the Dolly. The next day the starboard watch, to which we both be- longed, was t...

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... the following melody: O landsmen are folly! O pirates are jolly! O diddleum Dolly, Di! CHORUS. Heave yo. The soothing effect of these animated soun...

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... of rock-work; and Berenger had time to hurry up, exclaiming, ‘Giddy pate! Dolly would Berenger drenched to the skin.’ ‘ And she has on her best blue,... ... of mother’s French farthingale,’ cried the discreet Annora. ‘Do you know, Dolly, I’ve orders to box your ears, and send you in?’ added Berenger, as h... ... such good luck, Bess, but they gave me a little French wife, younger than Dolly, and saucier still; and as she seems to wish to be quit of me, why, I... ...e seems to wish to be quit of me, why, I shall be rid of her.’ ‘See there, Dolly,’ said Philip, in a warning voice, ‘that is the way you’ll be served ... ...-box?’ added Annora. ‘ And me a French puppet dressed Paris fashion?’ said Dolly. ‘And what shall he bring Lucy?’ added Bess. ‘I know,’ said Annora; ‘... ...yn. ‘Lucy! What makes you bring her up to me?’ exclaimed Berenger. ‘Little Dolly would be as much to the purpose!’ ‘Only, sir, no resident at Hurst Wa... ... and I fancy Lucy did half herself. See, this kerchief is hemmed by little Dolly, and here are a pair of bands and cuffs to match, that Nanny and Bess... ... and curiously regarded him but when he held out his hand to his favourite Dolly, she shrank back in reluctance. ‘Do not chide her,’ he said wearily. ... ...ps, and the brindled cow ran at us, and Lucy could not run because she had Dolly in her arm. Oh! we were frightened then, till you came, brother.’ ‘Ye...