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...partments and condominiums sprang up everywhere. There was even talk of a shopping mall and a red light district. Adversity struck when the wood merc... ...ent, hardware and petrol station. The locals have no other choice than to shop at this address, unless they wish to travel some sixty-five kilometre... ...s does a booming trade out of those on the hill, via the back door bottle shop. Fred Jones is no longer classed as one of those on the hill and is a... ...g with what he considered an insignificant goodie two wings, but even the littlest of angels can be detrimental to his health. 30 Darcy’s anger esc... ...he evil presence of the Black Death, who strutted down the aisle with its pet trailing behind as though they owned the joint. He skimmed over unsusp... ...e young lad has wanted a dog for so long, but she just could not afford a pet. She is really struggling the poor dear, but anyway, the animal shelte...

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... of America, quite recently. The sub ject was a German who kept a liquor shop aud was an inveterate drunk ard. 5 Bleak House – Dickens ous combust... ...e spongey fields, be seen to loom by husbandman and ploughboy. Most of the shops lighted two hours before their time—as the gas seems to know, for it ... ...w retired, and Richard with him, to where I was, near the door, leaving my pet (it is so natural to me that again I can’t help it!) sitting near the L... ...les passing and repassing, the busy prepa rations in the setting forth of shop windows and the sweep ing out of shops, and the extraordinary creatur... ...ort!” said Mr. Jarndyce. “Oh, cousin—” Ada hastily began. “Good, my pretty pet. I like cousin. Cousin John, per haps, is better.” “Then, cousin John—... ...Esther.” “Does he indeed?” said I. “I never heard of such a thing! Why, my pet of pets, I could have told you that weeks and weeks ago!” T o see Ada l... ...k, Baronet? Certainly. Open it with one of these here keys? Certainly. The littlest key? to be sure. Take the notes out? So I will. Count ‘em? That’s ...

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...after him (she smoked opium, and pretended to keep a second hand furniture shop by the square where the cheap cabs wait) told the missionaries that sh... ...inaman],’ said Abdullah proudly. Fook Shing had once chased him out of his shop for spitting at the joss above the boots. ‘Pahari [a hillman],’ said l... .... [start here] ‘Rest, thou. I know the people.’ He trotted off to the open shop of a kunjri, a low caste vegetable seller, which lay opposite the belt... ..., an enlightenment will surely be given. This, I feel, is not the place. O littlest among the waters, if only thou couldst tell me where runs my River... ...dge by touch. And the voice, very hard and whirring, came out of the trum pet. Kim rubbed his nose and grew furious, thinking, as usual, in Hindi. ‘T... ...nd in the back of the big account book that lay under the flap of Mahbub’s pet saddle Kim fell to work.. ‘It must hold everything that thou hast seen ... ...at faith art thou?’ ‘I too am a Seeker,’ said Kim, using one of the lama’s pet words. ‘Though’ he forgot his Northern dress for the mo ment–‘though...

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...as he come down he shouted out: ‘Whoo oop! bow your neck and spread, for the pet child of calamity’s a coming!” Then the other one went to swelling ar... ...ew victim fell; every day some outraged captain discharged a non association pet, with tears and profanity, and installed a hated association man in h... ...ewest news and settled the latest uncertainty. Other craftsmen can ‘sink the shop,’ sometimes, and interest themselves in other matters. Not so with a... ...f the Missis sippi: has a great wholesale jobbing trade; foundries, machine shops; and manufactories of wagons, carriages, and cotton seed oil; and ... ...have been when the waters drained off and people could do their visiting and shopping on foot once more. Still, it is a thriving place, with a rich co... ...ississippi, they don’t have any bar at all! Sounds like poetry, but it’s the pet rified truth.” Life on the Mississippi Mark T wain 199 Chap Chap... ...iff and canoe, even to the attending of weddings and funerals; and where the littlest boys and girls are as handy with the oar as unamphibious childre...

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...” The old conspiracy to make me happy! Everybody seemed to be in it! “Now, pet,” said my guardian, “if it would not be irksome to you to admit the har... ... come to my ears in a month. We were to stay a month at Mr. Boythorn’s. My pet had scarcely been there a bright week, as I recollect the time, when on... ...humble circumstances, and the melan choly boy’s mother kept a ginger beer shop. We danced for an hour with great gravity, the melancholy child doing ... ... a Fortunatus’ purse of gossip as in the proceedings at the rag and bottle shop. Regularly, every morning at eight, is the elder Mr. Smallweed brought... ...night, solaced by gipsy dinners, not abundant in quantity, from the cook’s shop, rummaging and searching, digging, delv ing, and diving among the tre... ...presently, and we all went out together, and I said nothing to my precious pet about it. Bleak House – Volume Two 129 CHAPTER XLV In Trust ONE MORN... ...k, Baronet? Certainly. Open it with one of these here keys? Certainly. The littlest key? to be sure. Take the notes out? So I will. Count ‘em? That’s ...

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...there, and engaged my bed. It was ten o clock when I went out. Many of the shops were shut, and the town was dull. When I came to Omer and Joram s, I ... ...as dull. When I came to Omer and Joram s, I found the shutters up, but the shop door standing open. As I could obtain a perspective view of Mr. Omer i... ..., with sudden emphasis theer! I can t say more if I doen t feel as if the littlest things was her, a most. I takes em up and I put em down, and I t... ...e as to find one, of a very clean and cheap description, over a chandler s shop, only two streets removed from me. When we had engaged this domicile, ... ...estic interest, a set- tling down to make the most of it, a disposition to pet it, in which there was a good bright ray of hope. I thought I perceived... ...wait upon her, curl her hair, make ornaments for her, and treat her like a pet child. What Miss Lavinia did, her sister did as a matter of course. It ... ...or example, when we passed a butcher s shop, I would say: Now suppose, my pet, that we were married, and you were going to buy a shoulder of mut- ton... ...a many times stronger than her own self, she fell into the weakness of the littlest child. Here he stopped, as if for relief from the ter- rors of hi... ...ook at these heer flowers! Why, Mas r Davy, you was but the heighth of the littlest of these, when I first see you! When Em ly warn t no big- ger, and...

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...unction for the people who would lose the same. Not, however, towards the ‘shops’ where cunning artificers work in pearls and diamonds and gold and si... ...the refiners;—not towards these does Mr Wegg stump, but towards the poorer shops of small retail traders in commodities to eat and drink and keep folk... ...rrow and a dirty street devoted to such callings, Mr Wegg selects one dark shop-window with a tallow candle dimly burning in it, surrounded by a muddl... ...e a week is Four-pence. Come here, T oddles and Poddles.’ T oddles was the pet-name of the boy; Poddles of the girl. At their little unsteady pace, th... ...nap. ‘It was nonsense.’ ‘But if you are determined to know, Mr Inquisitive Pet, as I suppose you are,’ said the happy and fond Sophronia, smil- ing, ‘... ...rhaps with some old instinct of his race, the gentle Jew had spread a car- pet. Seated on it, against no more romantic object than a blackened chimney... ...t is, you ain’t enough here, Rokesmith. It wants constant attention in the littlest things. Some of us will be dying in a workhouse next.’ ‘ As the pe...

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...manner expressive of extravagant derision — “Sir Kay, forsooth! Oh, call me pet names, dearest, call me a marine! In twice a thousand years shall th... ...clothes. And yet it was nothing but an ordinary suit of fifteen dollar slop shops. Still, I was sane enough to notice this detail, to wit: many of th... ...not that, on your soul forget it not! Only make a little darkness — only the littlest little darkness, mind, and cease with that. It will be sufficien... ...in the engagement. When I say Garry I mean Sir Gareth. Garry was my private pet name for him; it suggests that I had a deep affection for him, and th... ... I had a deep affection for him, and that was the case. But it was a private pet name only, and never spoken aloud to any one, much less to him; bein... ...ols and churches were children four years before; they were grown up now; my shops of that day were vast factories now; where I had a dozen trained me... ...eek; then some body corners the market on you, and down goes your bucket shop; ain’t that so, Sandy?” “Whethersoever it be that my mind miscarriet...

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...o—” “Then there’s no use waiting!”, said my Lady. “Let’s sit down. Uggug, my pet, come and sit by me!” “Anywhere but by me!” growled the Sub warden. “... ...o Lewis Carroll 19 arms. “Did they box his ears for nothing? A precious pet!” “It’s not for nothing!” growled the angry father. “Are you aware, M... ...and over again, “and did they give him nasty lessons to learn? My own pretty pet!” “What’s all this noise about?” the Vice warden angrily en quired, ... ...y Lady? I insist upon knowing!” My Lady cast down her eyes, and spoke in the littlest of little voices. “Don’t make fun of it, Benjamin!” she pleaded.... ... nobody ever thought of it before! And you never saw such universal joy. The shops are full from morning to night. Everybody’s buying everything!” “An... ...aden with card board pack ing cases, which the driver was carrying into the shop, one by one. One of the cases had fallen into the street, but it sca... ...nd he and I together raised the unfortunate cyclist and carried him into the shop. His head was cut and bleed ing; and one knee seemed to be badly in...

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...them to me. And as to perfect success, I should be like the panic-stricken shopkeepers in my alarm at it; for I should be- lieve that genii of the air... ...d not quite master it, liked it. He had dug the book out of a bookseller’s shop in Malta, captivated by its title, and had, since the day of his purch... ...Nevil thought that seemed encourag- ing; we were evidently not a nation of shopkeepers at heart; and he quoted sayings of Mr. Stukely Culbrett’s, in w... ...champ’s Career And he was one of the few who spoke out. The fashion was to pet them. We stood against them; were halfhearted, and were beaten; and the... ...day, my lord?’ ‘T rap-bat and ball, cricket, dancing, military bands, pup- pet-shows, theatres, merry-go-rounds, bosky dells—anything to make them hap... ...auchamp had compelled her to quit her lofty station, pulled her low as the littlest of women that throb and flush at one man’s footstep: and being wel... ...he “case of impatience,” my dear, you tether the soaring universal to your pet-lamb’s post, the special. I spoke of seed sown. I spoke of the fruits o...

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...that he had bestowed on the curiosities and strange tools exhibited in the shops at Marseilles as the works of the savages in the South Seas from when... ...aving the barber’s who had achieved his first metamorphosis was to enter a shop and buy a complete sailor’s suit — a garb, as we all know, very simple... ...ive me but one finger through this opening in the grating, one finger, the littlest finger of all, that I may have the happiness of kissing it.” “Maxi...

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...it without shuddering. But he’ll go over here to some Archer Av- enue pawn shop, dig up an old brass stewpan, or coffee- pot that some greasy old Russ... ... a multitude of lights. From each street doorway was pour- ing an army of “shoppers,” women for the most part; and these—since the store catered to a ... ... and some of the boys were giving him a little dinner. He was all over the shop, this friend of mine; spent most of his time in Constantinople; had so... ....” “—if you run it up to two dollars, it will be that top- heavy, that the littlest kick in the world will knock it over. Be satisfied now with what y... ...he very front row. “You can see everything, now,” he cried, making a trum- pet of his palm. “You’re Mister Jadwin’s niece. I know, I know. Ah, it’s a ...

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... were duly returned to the yard, and the process was repeated till all the pet cocks and hens had been submitted to the old woman — Hamburghs, Bantams... ...riven well home to the reader’s heart — THY, DAMNATION, SLUMBERETH, NOT. 2 PET. ii. 3. Against the peaceful landscape, the pale, decaying tints of the... ...a few pages; whereupon he jumped up from his seat and went straight to the shop with the book under his arm. ‘Why has this been sent to my house?’ he ... ...red, sir.’ ‘Not by me, or any one belonging to me, I am happy to say.’ The shopkeeper looked into his order book. ‘Oh, it has been misdirected, sir,’ ... ...llery — ‘Why, maidy’ (he frequently, with unconscious irony, gave her this pet name), ‘the prettiest milker I’ve got in my dairy; you mustn’t get so f... ...y went in the gig that day. And then for the first time in their lives they shopped as partners in one con cern. It was Christmas Eve, with its loads ... ...cond time, and I have lost him now for ever... and he will not love me the littlest bit ever any more — only hate me!...O yes, I have lost him now — a...

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...g; inanimate London was a sooty spectre, divided in purpose between being visible and invisible, and so being wholly neither. Gaslights flared in the shops with a haggard and unblest air, as knowing themselves to be night-creatures that had no business abroad under the sun; while the sun itself when it was for a few moments dimly indicated through circling eddies of fog, s...

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...isible and invisible, and so being wholly neither. Gaslights flared in the shops with a haggard and unblest air, as knowing themselves to be night-cre... ...ong, Jenny twisted her venerable friend aside to a brilliantly-lighted toy-shop win- dow, and said: ‘Now look at ‘em! All my work!’ This referred to a... ...up by the heels, ‘sim’lar’, says Captain Joey , ‘to mutton in a butcher’ s shop,’ and should then, as a particularly choice manoeuvre for promoting ea... ...t is, you ain’t enough here, Rokesmith. It wants constant attention in the littlest things. Some of us will be dying in a workhouse next.’ ‘ As the pe... ... very, very sorry, dearest Pa, to have brought home all this trouble.’ ‘My pet,’ returned her father, in the simplest good faith, ‘don’t make yourself...

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...en Bowl” we easily felt that nothing would so serve as a view of the small shop in which the Bowl is first encountered. The problem thus was thrilling,... ... is first encountered. The problem thus was thrilling, for though the small shop was but a shop of the mind, of the author’s projected world, in which ... ...n out—much as, just in front of him while he walked, the iron shutter of a shop, closing early to the stale summer day, rattled down at the turn of so... ...ke up, as she lay back, her mandolin, or to share a sug ared fruit with a pet gazelle. She was in fact however neither a pampered Jewess nor a lazy C... ... little scene. There had in fact been nothing to call a scene, even of the littlest, at all—though he perhaps did n’t quite know why something like th...

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...B. said “He’s a Belgian, a friend of Count Bragard, his name is Mon- sieur Pet-airs.” From time to time Monsieur Pet-airs remarked something delicatel... ...s turkey the approach of Thanksgiving inspired dread. From time to time M. Pet-airs looked about him side- wise as if he expected to see a hatchet. Hi... ...se et très belle, très, très belle, vraiment; elle n’est fas comme moi, un pet-it homme laide, ma femme est grande et belle, elle sait bien lire et é-... ...was shown to the inspectors on their rare visits to the Directeur’s little shop for making criminals. I know what these occasional visitors be- held, ... ... a gentle and jealous weariness. There were two girls, as I said. One, the littlest girl I ever saw walk and act by herself, looked exactly like a gol... ... for that part of the world), under the auspices of by all odds one of the littlest and mildest and most delicate specimens of mankind that ever donne...

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...r eight years of age, I began haul- ing all the wood used in the house and shops. I could not load it on the wagons, of course, at that time, but I co... ...tern wheel attached which was propelled by a second engine taken from some shop or factory. I telegraphed to Washington this night, notifying General ... ...tion they were taken down and moved up to the line of the road. Blacksmith shops, with all the iron and steel found in them, were moved up in like man... ... were met with. On one occasion a soldier picked up a poodle, the favorite pet of its mistress, and was carrying it off to execution when the lady mad... ...d yes. “Well,” said he, “didn’t you think it was the biggest shuck and the littlest ear that ever you did see?” Long afterwards I told this story to t...