...said — " You have been of use already, dear Fred. You have sent me and the dear children to this sweet place, where we have been safer and happier...him too. " How happy could I be with either, Were t' other dear charmer away ! " broke out Scoutbush. " What a pity it is, now, that I should have two...

...said, — "You have been of use already, dear Fred. You have sent me and the dear children to this sweet place, where we have been safer and happier...herself); "and your generous present too. I feel quite v a girl again, thanks to you. Val and I have done nothing but laugh all day long;" and she began kissing...

...said, — "You have been of use already, dear Fred. You have sent me and the dear children to this sweet place, where we have been safer and happier...checked herself); "and your generous present too. I feel quit*; a girl again, thanks to you. Val and I have done nothing but laugh all day long;" and she began...

...exclusive possession of the President, who assumed the complacent demeanour of Captain Macheath— " How happy could I be with either, Were t'other dear charmer away." The Republican party, all this while, avoided contact with the President, and frequented his fetes...

...doctor. He, all the while, looking straight-forward with rigid impartiality, and a stony air of saying, ' How happy could I be with either, were t'other dear charmer away.' Then the epitaph upon which he is perched — such nice Latin — beginning with VIR, quite at the...

...on board of a ship of the line, in which I was ordered to take my passage to England., CHAPTER IX. How happy could I be with either, Were t'other dear charmer away ! BEGGAR'S OPERA. Pleasure and pain, in youth, are, for the most part, transient impressions, whether...

...abrupt little Bee together, what will you do with the pair, Carry ? You will be obliged to sing, " How happy could I be with either, Were t'other dear charmer away."' ' Ivfot at all, sir; harmony may exist without unison. Opposite characters suit best.' ' Which fact...

...borrowing a lens from each, and whilst thus clouding their vision have sighed through divided affection, " How happy could I be with either, were t'other dear charmer away." &c. These potentates, uninterrupted, (or some time have been involved in an amiable war of words ;...

...there's no pop left in me, and then as to a choice—these lines are continually running in my head, ' How happy could I be with either, Were t'other dear charmer away.' My sensitive and soft heart is ever receiving impressions, but the wax is always melting, for it aint...

...and mouth, it is only to deliver himself of some such remark as, ' It seems to have been a case of "how happy could I be with either were 'tother dear charmer away ! " ' (laughter) ; or, ' It seems to have been a case of " when the cat's away the mice will play !...