You remember that Mother Bear and Woof-Woof had been away from home when Boxer decided to run away.
Not having anything else to do just then, Boxer decided that he would follow up that smell and find out where and what it came from.
" "But if it isn't dreadful for a father to want to eat his own children, I guess I don't know what dreadful means," declared Boxer in a most decided tone.
At the second crash Buster Bear decided that that was no place for him.
But she wisely decided that she would say nothing about it then.
Since she could not write she decided to lie down and be Lady Trevanion for awhile.
And Emily finally decided that she liked him tremendously.
She decided that she could not put up any longer with a squirming bedfellow who asked unearthly questions at any hour of the night she took it into her head to do so.
" Emily decided that this was a good opportunity to find out something that had puzzled her.
Emily decided to pay a visit to the old well and went skimming down the field against the sweep of the north wind racing across the gulf.
He was very handsome, Emily decided.
In spite of her fright she began to dramatize it and felt Aunt Elizabeth's remorse so keenly that she decided only to be unconscious and come back to life when everybody was sufficiently scared and penitent.
There is a little curly black-covered book in Aunt Elizabeth's bookcase called Thompson's Seasons and I decided I would write a poem on a season and the first three lines are, Now Autumn comes ripe with the peech and pear, The sportsman's horn is heard throughout the land, And the poor partridge fluttering falls dead.
Anyway, she wasn't going to have a beau and she repeated this in such decided tones that Rhoda deemed it wise to drop the subject.
Emily decided that she would ask Cousin Jimmy about these houses when she got a good chance.
What a funny, delightful shadow the carved ornament on the sideboard cast on the wall behind it—just like a negro's side-face, Emily decided.
She would hear what was decided and nobody would be any the wiser.
" Soon after there was the sound of wheels below—and voices—loud, decided voices.
" This was all said merrily and laughingly, but there were times when Huldah could scarcely make up her mind whether Rebecca was trying to be witty, or whether she was jealous; but she generally decided it was merely the latter feeling, rather natural in a girl who had little attention.
Both Miranda and Jane had taken cold and decided that they could not leave the house in such weather, and this deflection from the path of duty worried Miranda, since she was an officer of the society.
