... friends. Such kindness. Such kindness, she kept repeating. When she was presented with the handbag she said — This is terribly kind of everybody. She opened the bag, and, finding 100 bright shillings reposing in it, pot great surprise. Then, running ...

... behalf of the town, and presented her with handbag containing 102 shillings which had been publicly subscribed. This is terribly kind of everybody, said Mrs Caird when she received the gift. Mrs Caird also received a beautiful cake, inscribed — Greetings ...

... laughed. You don't call that dreadful, do you ? I call it awful! Well, nobody else would. I can't take it. It's terribly kind of him, but I can't. I suppose he gave it because—well, because knows how little we're paid a hospital. But Buddy said; ...

... might have enjoyed them. She got out her writing-blook and fountain nen and began letter to Hugo Feist. She said it was terribly kind of him. but would please never send her anything again, it was misunderstood? Then she carried his presents down the corridor ...

... brief exchange of question and answer. It was absolutely marvellous, she said. We had a glorious time. Everybody was terribly kind. We did well, and 1 am glad I managed to win something. But, she confessed —although it seemed unnecessary— I am glad ...

... on some pretext. You can't too careful. I expect you think I'm a busybody • • • By . . . Dorothy Buck I think you're terribly kind. I'll tell Rene. Dash it, it's four o'clock. I've got to be off! Oh, is it four o'clock? I didn't think it was more ...

... what do you say? The Honse Is Yours. :r I \HE ready tears sprang to Heather's eyes as she stammered out: It's most terribly kind: I've never heard of anything so kind in all my life but —but I really couldn't; you see she stopped, and he said rather ...

... meeting. But what was .the use of vain regrets ? I'm sure I don t know what I'd do without you, she said. You've been terribly kind and nice to me. Because of that her voice bioke and then with aa effort she went on Somehow it seems so dreadful that ...

... Winter. . . • Hilary had said he had something to hide. Well, he was married now. . . • Sonia must have known. ,It was terribly kind of Sonia! In a blur they had gone by, arm arm, but she remained staring into the hall, which was already filling with guests ...

... with a feather in it did duty as a hat. Stephen did not pay much heed to the shoddy, flaunting clothes._ She _ was kind. Terribly kind to help him like this, had no notion of the havoc that his blue eyes had wrought in the heart under the pink jumper. They ...

... wis : pride oh ,ir,^ K hl ;'s had a feeling when answered. I might be what vou were Tt is sweet of vou 01n say. It terribly kind ' cour se, and terribly, that if we are I ° U mUst sp0 ' Sir John, any !e,t cerned-we couldn't and 1 a e C ° complete stranger ...

... stay here. Jean Brodie will love to have you. You'll be properly chaperoned. Anna shook her head. Melita, you're being terribly kind. Don't think I don't appreciate it. Ever since you've known me you've been the same. You've never shown the least jealousy ...