 said the husband. " Yes, dear," said the wife ; " and so tired. I never was so glad to get out of a coach in my life." In a moment I thought I recognized the voice of the husband. I coiled myself into the corner. She would have got out without my being...  The Garland, Or Token of Friendship - Page 191edited by - 1848Full view - About this book
 | Gift books - 1831 - 378 pages
...brightly illuminated by the lamp on that side — she seemed thunder-struck. "My God!" said she, "here's Charles!" "Who the devil is Charles'" said I. " Hush ! — my husband," replied the lady ; " he 's coming : —I 'm so glad these people are in the coach." The door opened, and a hand was... | |
 | Short stories - 1835 - 438 pages
...brightly illuminated by the lamp on that side — she seemed thunder-struck. " My God!" said she, " here's Charles!" " Who the devil is Charles?" said I. " Hush...endearment. " Here I am, love," said my companion. " Alone ! — what — quite full ?" said the husband. " Yes, dear," said the wife ; " and so tired.... | |
 | Alexander Whitelaw - Literature - 1835 - 460 pages
...illuminated by the lamp on that side — she seemed thunder-struck. " My God !" said she, " here's Charles !" "Who the devil is Charles?" said I. "Hush!—...of that hand, in a soft tone of endearment. " Here 1 am, love," said my companion. "Alone ! — what — quite full!" said the husband. "Yes, dear," said... | |
 | Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith - American periodicals - 1831 - 622 pages
...brightly illuminated by the lamp on that side — she seemed thunder-stuck. " My God!" said she, " here's Charles!" " Who the devil is Charles?" said I. "Hush!...people are in the coach." . The door opened, and a hand wasintroduced. " Fanny!" said the master of that hand, in a eon tone of endearment. " Here I am, love,"... | |
 | American literature - 1847 - 354 pages
...which I began to love — but no. Well, thought I, the time must come when you must THE BRIGHTON COACH. go, and then I shall follow ; and so, if you choose...endearment. " Here I am, love," said my companion. 17 "Alone! — what — quite full? "said the husband. " Yes, dear," said the wife ; " and so tired. I... | |
 | Gift books - 1850 - 352 pages
..." " Who the devil is Charles ?" said I. "Hush!—my husband," replied the lady, "he's coming:—I'm so glad these people are in the coach." The door opened,...endearment. " Here I am, love," said my companion. 17 "Alone!—what — quite full?"said the hus band. " Yes, dear," said the wife ; " and so tired. I never... | |
 | Gift books - 1851 - 340 pages
...choose to be silent and uncommunicative, and dignified and disagreeable, I can be revenged upon you j not that I could believe a woman who would generously...endearment. " Here I am, love," said my companion. 17 "Alone! — what — quite full? "said the hus band. " Yes, dear," said the wife ; " and so tired.... | |
 | Casket - 1873 - 912 pages
...lamp on that side — she seemed thunderstruck. " Gracious!"saidshe,"here'sCharle8!" "Who the deuce is Charles?" said I. "Hush! — my husband," replied...of that hand, in a soft tone of endearment. " Here 1 ' am, love," «aid my companion. "Alone! — what — quite full!" said the husband. " Yes, dear,"... | |
 | Ainsworth Rand Spofford - Literature - 1888 - 420 pages
...lamp on that side — she seemed thunderstruck. " Graciou8!"saidshe,"here'sCharIes!" "Who the deuce is Charles?" said I. "Hush! — my husband," replied...endearment. " Here I am, love," said my companion. "Alone! — what — quite full!" said the husband. " Yes, dear," said the wife, "and so tired. I never... | |
 | Ainsworth Rand Spofford, Charles Gibbon - Literature - 1893 - 452 pages
...that side— she seemed thunderstruck. ' ' Oracious ! " said she, ' ' here's Charles !" "Who the deuce is Charles?" said I. "Hush! — my husband," replied...endearment. " Here I am, love," said my companion. "Alone! — what — quite full!" said the husband. " Yes, dear," said the wife, "and so tired. I never... | |
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