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There is but one chance, and that is to blast them out with one of our big guns!" "Can you do it?" the colonel demanded again, in his blunt, insistent way. "I will do my utmost to save them, sir," Captain Hallowell replied. "Very well, then," answered his superior officer. "If you feel certain that is the only way, go ahead. Personally, knowing the place as I do, I see no other method myself.

And Inayat Khan had come straight from Bombay, where the National Congress had rejected with scorn the latest palliative from Home; had demanded the release of all revolutionaries, and wholesale repeal of laws against sedition. Here was shop sufficiently ominous to overshadow all other topics: and there was no gêne, no constraint.

"Promise me again before you go that you will come back here before you relinquish your homestead to Boyle," she demanded. "Promise me that, no matter what the lawyer's opinion may be, you'll return here before you do anything else at all." "I promise you," said he. When he had ridden a little way he halted his horse and turned in his saddle to look back.

There, you see, it's a man, and a hunter, too, I expect, for he's carrying a gun," interrupted Frank. "Perhaps he may have seen Jerry. Shall we ask him?" demanded Will. "If we keep on straight we're going to meet him, and, of course, we'll ask. I only hope he has, though I doubt it. Do either of you know him?"

I glanced at it as I wandered round, for it had often amused me in the past to see the weird and wonderful volumes the authorities were asked to procure. And here I found some crazy soul had demanded the first volume of the Chinese Zetetic Society's proceedings. Another complained of a lack of text-books treating of secret societies in the Tenth Century.

"Just what I think!" cried The Imp. "Did you get a look at his face?" "Not a close look, and it was too dark to see much. But that Smith had a queer catch in his voice and this fellow had the same thing." "Yes, I remember that." "Was that the fellow Reff met?" demanded Andy. "We are not sure, Andy, but we think so." "What was he doing here?" asked Fred.

Weldon asked Captain Hull, after leaving him to his reflections for some moments. "Yes, Mrs. Weldon, a remembrance, or rather a coincidence at least singular." What?" "Those two letters might well have a meaning, and fix for us the fate of an intrepid traveler." "What do you mean?" demanded Mrs. Weldon. "Here is what I mean, Mrs. Weldon.

This contribution of family history was a relief, and Livingstone was just trying to think of something else to say, when she demanded again, "What are the ages of your children?" "I have no children," said Livingstone, thinking how clever he was to be so ready with an answer. "I know. But I mean the children you want the toys for?" Livingstone felt for his handkerchief.

Only his hands were suddenly outstretched with a curious gesture the four fingers were raised, the thumbs depressed. Monsieur De Lamborne collapsed. "I submit," he muttered. "It is you who are the master. Search where you will." "Monsieur has arrived?" the woman demanded, breathlessly. The proprietor of the restaurant himself bowed a reply. His client was evidently well-known to him.

And yet she did her best to insure that her manner should be no more cordial than her character of hostess demanded. But in spite of all she could do, the light of exultation and intense joy would flash into her eyes and tremble in her tones that evening.