...swiftly along. One very old man stopped him and asked him to sit on a heap of stones at the roadside, which Mr. Mordaunt immediately did. " Parson," said...before dissolution ; you must wait until you are dead. See, George," continued Mr. Mordaunt, " I am going to be very rich just now, and you shall never go...

...swiftly along. One very old man stopped him and asked him to sit on a heap of stones at the road-side, which Mr. Mordaunt immediately did. "Parson," said...before dissolution, you must wait until you are dead. See George," continued Mr. Mordaunt, "I am going to be very rich just now, and you shall never go into...

...and father would stay here with me. I couldn't stay alone, you know. Chris,' she added pleadingly, ' I want you to tell me something. I want you to tell me again what you told me once before about St. Peter's Gates.' ' Oh ! I've forgotten,' replied Chris....

...called handsome even if he had not possessed in other respects the traditional beauty of his race, " I want you to tell me something. I want you to tell me what you know of the Comtesse de Chanteloup's history." " Oh, is that all ? " said I, handing him a...

...swiftly along. One very old man stopped him and asked him to sit on a heap of stones at the roadside, which Mr. Mordaunt immediately did. " Parson," said...before dissolution; you must wait until you are dead. See, George," continued Mr. Mordaunt, " I am going to bo very rich just now, and you shall never go...

...swiftly along. One very old man stopped him and asked him to sit on a heap of stones at the roadside, which Mr. Mordaunt immediately did. " Parson," said...before dissolution; you must wait until you are dead. See, George," continued Mr. Mordaunt, "I am going to be very rich just now, and you shall never go...

..."Jim," burst out Johnson, controlling himself evidently with effort, "I want to ask you something. I want you to tell me something. I want you to tell me who it was grubstaked you that winter you needed grubstaking mighty bad. I want you to tell me who...

...the firelight or the shaded lamp that stood the other side of the hearth. " Molly," Theodora said, " I want you to tell me something ; I want you to tell me about George." " What about him ? " Molly asked without turning. " Anything you can. For instance, why he...

...a chair for myself, sitting down. I knew I had to push now or we'd keep spinning in place forever. "I want you to tell me something. I want you to tell me why you were in the state hospital." "I saw an envelope with the hospital's return address on it. In...

...He took Johnny to his room, and lit his lamp, and locked the door. "Ougheltree," he said earnestly, "I want you to tell me something. I want you to tell me what you think of God?" Johnny Ougheltree was startled. The manner of the man before him was so strange,...