Holden is happy because he feels a connection with the girl, who shows him genuine gratitude and politeness. This interaction contrasts with other superficial or insincere interactions he has had, making it a meaningful moment for him in a world he sees as phony. It gives him a sense of validation and connection.
"Your Majesty" will do nicely, thanks.
You just say ' I have to go ' 'thanks for your time ' 'nice meeting/seeing you ' stuff like that!!
well,if you wanna say it nicely tell them nicely say:i can handle this please dont get involved but thanks anyway and then if you were planning to be harsh say:back off,just stay out of it..............will you?
Well, I would politely say "No thanks" to the person who organized the event. And cancel everything and give it to someone else.
i have a jd stx38 lawn mower with most of the grass catcher except the bags that actually stores the grass,debris. where can i find these bags and how to hook up thanks ,berry dunn lady3n@ec.rr.com
Farmers don't 'use' dogs; all of a farmer's crops are already herded up together nicely, thanks. Ranchers 'use' dogs, though.
"No hay de qué" in Spanish is a common response to "gracias" and it means "you're welcome." It is used to politely acknowledge and dismiss someone's thanks.
like this: ummm, no thanks. im too young, and im not someone who hangs around with disgusting sex wanting ppl like you. (just kidding. let them down nicely with the facts of how that can be dangerous.)
The cover of "The Catcher in the Rye" features a red carousel horse against a plain background to symbolize the protagonist Holden Caulfield's desire to protect childhood innocence and his own struggle with growing up. The carousel horse reflects themes of nostalgia, loss of innocence, and the passage of time present in the novel. It was designed by E. Michael Mitchell in 1952 to capture the essence of the story and its central character.
Dont bother her about it. Just wait a while and then finally ask her really nicely brilliant but things are getting better but thanks
The cast of Thanks - 2011 includes: Molly Bergman as Young girl on beach Paul Dooley as Hank Lisa Fredrickson as Lisa Kelly Holden Bashar as Kelly Edi Patterson as Edi Steve Purnick as Steve Rita Rudner as Bunny Amy Wilson Thomas as Girl in street
"Many thanks." Many Thanks It is not many thanks. It is "Thanks a lot"