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Rose's big eyes with their strained questioning gaze sought his face and Doctor Bronson's and Lane's. "Rose are you in pain?" "The burning's gone," she said. "My child," began Doctor Wallace, again. "Your pain is almost over. Will you not pray with me?" "No. I never was two-faced," replied Rose, with a weary shake of the tangled curls. "I won't show yellow now." Lane turned away blindly.
"Neither!" shouted one of his comrades. "He'll be alive again in a week; burning's the only permanency for him." The gangs from all the outlying camps burst out in a thunder-crash of approval, and went struggling and surging toward the prisoner, and closed around him, shouting, "Fire! fire's the ticket!"
It seems the biggest result for the smallest labour of anything you can make, and it smells so spicy when it comes out of the oven." "Yes, when it isn't burned," agreed Charlotte, with a laugh. Things had gone fairly well with her that day, and her spirits had risen accordingly. "Burning's a thing that will happen to the best cooks once in a while.
But here steps in man, the universal thief of Nature, and turns it into a beautiful flame, regardless of cost, and burns in one evening what his victim had been economizing for so long. To burn for burning's sake, however, has always been the fate of tallow, the only difference being in the way it is done.
He had no sooner laid his hand on Jack's collar than the latter, without a moment's hesitation, struck him a heavy blow on the chest which sent him staggering back against the wall gasping for breath. "Just keep your dirty paws off me. I tell you I didn't burn your coat; though to look at it, I should think burning's about all it's good for."
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