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'What do you see? Lady Constantine asked, without ceasing to observe the comet. 'Some of the work-folk are coming this way. I know what they are coming for, I promised to let them look at the comet through the glass. 'They must not come up here, she said decisively. 'They shall await your time. 'I have a special reason for wishing them not to see me here. If you ask why, I can tell you.
This time there was no laughter but Aaron shook his head decisively. "No," he declared, "hit won't do. Hit's a right bold idee but hit would be sartain death. Ye're ther man they're cussin' an' damnin' over an' above all others, over thar right now." "All right then," asserted Thornton, crisply, "ef I kin stop 'em from cussin' an' damnin' me, mebby they mout quiet down again an listen ter reason.
Already the gardener was bringing the covering. They fastened it about Bubu, who finally shook himself and would have lain down had not the countess said sharply: "Nay, nay! All is not yet finished, Bubu. Open thy mouth so!" She forced open the big dog's jaws. Rather, at a touch he allowed her to hold his dripping jaws apart. "Dolge!" she demanded decisively, "can you see?"
The members of this faction leave no doubt of the nature and the extent of the mischief they mean to produce. They declare it openly and decisively. Their intentions are not left equivocal.
To go forward now had most promise, for at last Howe had instructed Clinton, left in command at New York, to move, and Clinton was making rapid progress up the Hudson. On the 7th of October Burgoyne attacked again at Stillwater. This time he was decisively defeated, a result due to the amazing energy in attack of Benedict Arnold, who had been stripped of his command by an intrigue.
"I fear, Ralph, that you will regret some day." "Why should I regret? Your fears are surely baseless." "No," she answered decisively. "They are not baseless. I have reasons strong ones for urging you to break your connexion with him. He is no friend to you." I smiled. I knew quite well that he was no friend of hers.
The referendums upon women's suffrage, for instance, while the initiative was adopted by a large majority, were very decisively defeated at the polls, and it is said that last year's election in Oregon and Washington, with very numerous and complex referendum measures, showed a surprising degree of intelligence on the part of the ordinary voter.
And so I'm glad you'd rather have Jimmy Bean. Now I know you'll take him!" "Take WHO?" "Jimmy Bean. He's the 'child's presence, you know; and he'll be so glad to be it. I had to tell him last week that even my Ladies' Aid out West wouldn't take him, and he was so disappointed. But now when he hears of this he'll be so glad!" "Will he? Well, I won't," ejaculated the man, decisively.
Bethune, who had been standing just behind him, had heard that whispered first word. "Oh, you rare right," says Tita petulantly. "But you would never have known me but for my hair. And I hate being blindfolded, too. Maurice, will you take it for me?" holding out to him the handkerchief. "No!" says Rylton quietly, but decisively so decisively that Mrs.
"But what do you expect will make the happiness of France?" cried Gazonal. "Equality of citizens and cheapness of provisions. We mean that there will be no persons lacking anything, no millionaires, no suckers of blood and victims." "That's it! maximum and minimum," said Gazonal. "You've said it," replied the corn-cutter, decisively. "No more manufacturers?" asked Gazonal.