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Arkwright stirred restlessly as he spoke up in quick defense: "Oh, but he is, I assure you. I I've seen them in their home together many times. I think they are very happy." Arkwright spoke with decision, though still a little diffidently. Calderwell was silent. He had picked up the little gilt band he had torn from his cigar and was fingering it musingly.
"Oh, it's it's nothing," said she, diffidently. Then to Striker: "Put 'em here on the table, you big lummix. Set down, everybody." The young lady sat opposite Gwynne. She lowered her head immediately as Phineas began to offer up his established form of grace.
He does not speak as I come near; only he opens his arms joyfully, and yet a little diffidently, too, and I fly to then. "Roger!" I cry, passionately, with a greedy yearning for human love here at this very spot, where so much of the love of my life lies in death's austere silence at my feet "love me a little ever so little!
With her turning the whole expression of his eyes had changed. Incredulous amazement had replaced his smiling ease. "Would you care to come along through the woods to my shanty, Miss McDonald?" he said, almost diffidently, at last. "Maybe I've a cup of coffee there. And I'd say coffee's the most welcome thing on earth in these forests.
He has an acquaintance, an Italian, who promised to have something for him to do very soon. Doctor," she began to put together the split fractions of a palm-leaf fan, smiling diffidently at it the while, "I can't see how it is any discredit to a man not to have a knack for making money?" She lifted her peculiar look of radiant inquiry. "It is not, madam." Mary laughed for joy.
There was stillness all round, not a sound... everything living was hiding away from the heat. "Yegor Vlassitch!" the huntsman suddenly heard a soft voice. He started and, looking round, scowled. Beside him, as though she had sprung out of the earth, stood a pale-faced woman of thirty with a sickle in her hand. She was trying to look into his face, and was smiling diffidently.
He went on then to the Watchman office, and as he got out of his taxi-cab at its door, another cab came up and set down Mr. Aylmore's daughters. Jessie Aylmore came forward to meet Spargo with ready confidence; the elder girl hung back diffidently. "May we speak to you?" said Jessie. "We have come on purpose to speak to you. Evelyn didn't want to come, but I made her come."
And we don't pretend to be anything more than human. We try never to think of our own idea of what the people ought to read, but always to get at what the people themselves think they ought to read. We are journalists, not news-censors." "I must say newspapers do not interest me." Marian confessed it a little diffidently.
At the younger, who was beautiful, Basil glanced diffidently, remembering that she might have been his wife; but Aemiliana knew nothing of the thought her brother had entertained, and her eyes were calm as those of a little child. When other guests appeared, Basil drew aside, for most of the persons who entered were strangers to him.
"Can you tell me about it?" he asked a little diffidently, for none knew better than he that things could not always be told, and that no lips were locked tighter than Red Pepper's when the secret was not his to tell. "Engine's on the blink. Got to go out and fix it," was the unpromising reply. Burns picked up a sparkplug from the office desk as he spoke. "Had your dinner?" "Don't want it."
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