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Words that contain NICKY

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How to use NICKY in a sentence

• My best guess is that some restive workers of the WCT press, aware of wages being paid at NT, must have approached and invited Nicky to Davorlim.
• She was one of the guests at a theatre party given by Nicky Overton II.
• When Nicky reached the age of eight years he was entrancing, very much of a personage, and to Ishmael a delightful enigma.
• She looked at Ishmael as though it were she he was angry with, and felt a ridiculous kinship with Nicky.
• Ishmael was, unreasonably, more annoyed than he had ever been with Nicky, who had often been far more disobedient and in more of a temper.
• Nicky was too exhausted to scream by then, but his anger grew deeper.
• He would not go out on to the cliff again lest Nicky should be up to any dangerous pranks in his room or have another screaming fit.
• Ishmael judged that Nicky had had enough excitement for one day, and so, though not as any further punishment, sent him to bed with a supper-tray instead of letting him come down.
• Later came a message from Nicky that he would like Miss Parminter to come up and say good-night to him.
• Nicky, sleeping peacefully in his little bed, had much to answer for that day.
• Some absurd little thing within him made him determine that he would not take to spectacles till Nicky had gone to Canada and could not remark on them.
• Nicky had altered, and for the better, if, thought Ishmael, it was not the mere selfishness of the old generation which had ever made him feel Nicky needed improvement.
• Nicky had lived roughly among rough men, and he had stood the test well.
• The approach of death for Vassie, the perpetual chance of it for Nicky, gave him the fulness of life, in so far as life means the power to feel.
• For the first time in his thirty-odd years Nicky was in contact with someone he admired more than himself, and the result was excellent.
• CHAPTER II ARCHELAUS, NICKY, JIM The next day it became plain to Ishmael that Archelaus spoke the truth when he announced that he had come home.
• For the Easter recess Nicky came down, and no lover ever waited for his mistress with a more high-beating heart than Ishmael did for his son.
• Ishmael felt the old pang of disappointment that Nicky gave so little, repented of directly some little thing showed how Nicky was thinking of and for him.
• Archelaus was out when Nicky arrived, but when the family party was assembled on the lawn for tea he made his appearance.
• A bright whistling sounded from the direction of the house, and Nicky came to the gate leading from the farmyard and stood looking across it.
• Nicky tried to comfort her before he went out for the third time on his horse to try and find some trace of the two missing members of the family.
• Ishmael could do nothing but wander from room to room, oppressed by a sense of fear such as he had not suffered from since Nicky had gone to South Africa.
• Archelaus was following with the doctor in his trap, said Nicky briefly.
• Yet he knew that there were certain things he must face for the sake of Nicky, certain things he must ensure.
• It was Nicky, doubtless anxious, coming along for a third time to listen if all were well.
• Nicky ran forward as Archelaus uttered another cry, but unlike the first.
• Nicky had flung the dog outside, and came to bend over him, casting a watchful eye towards Ishmael to see how he was standing it.
• The dying man flung a failing hand out to Nicky, and his eyes were on him when what light still lingered in them faded and went out.
• Life and harvest went on as they had for years, and Ishmael saw that all things were done as they should be, and now the House had adjourned and Nicky had come down to help him.
• Jimmy shrieked with delight, and urged on his horse so fast that Nicky had to shout to him to keep quiet.
• Nicky was more to him as himself than his idea of him as his son.
• And when Nicky was in South Africa he had suffered that second violent onslaught of the personal which racked him this way and that.
• Later, when Nicky had closed the sightless eyes, the young moon swam up upon her back.
• Miss Nicky thought it was no wonder she looked pale sometimes.

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