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And do not let them know that I have been crying about him, because it will be dreadful for me, and no good to him, poor thing!"Death's head himself shan't wring it from me, mistress, if I've a mind to keep anything; and I'll always be your friend." replied Liddy, emphatically, at the same time bringing a few more tears into her own eyes, not from any particular necessity, but from an artistic sense of making herself in keeping with the remainder of the picture, which seems to influence women at such times.
Snowball believed them to be so, and emphatically asserted his belief; but Ben was slightly incredulous and undecided, notwithstanding that he had several times "shivered his timbers" in confirmation of the fact. It was not the possibility of the existence of an island that the sailor disputed. That was possible and probable enough.
I speak of a still, moonlight night." "Possibly, then, it was the shadow of a tramp," suggested Harley. "I gather that you refer to a house in the country?" "It was not," declared Colonel Menendez, emphatically; "it was not. I wish to God I could believe it had been. Then there was, a month ago, an attempt to enter my house." Paul Harley exhibited evidence of a quickening curiosity.
"But what have I to do with it!" questioned Eleanor. "Come with me and see," Grace replied. "After we have succeeded in our undertaking, I'll answer any questions you may ask. I warn you, however, that the call I am about to make is not a friendly one. Are you willing to stand by me through what may be a rather disagreeable scene?" "I certainly am," replied Eleanor emphatically.
Space Commodore Napier leaned over and whispered; all three of the judges nodded emphatically. The naval officer rose. "Lieutenant Ybarra, on behalf of the Service and of the Federation, I thank you and those associated with you for a lucid and excellent report, the culmination of work which reflects credit upon all who participated in it.
Bigelow, in this address, places himself emphatically with those who believe that mental discipline can be obtained as well by useful as by useless studies, and who think it a waste of time "to spend five years of the most susceptible part of life in acquiring a minute familiarity with tongues which are daily becoming more obsolete."
Stevens emphatically, and suddenly drew her to him and kissed her; and she clung about his neck half laughing and half crying. Do you suppose there is anything in telepathy? It would seem so, for it was at this moment that Sam stepped up on the porch. They in the parlor heard his voice, and Mr. Stevens immediately slipped out the back way in order not to be de trop a second time.
"To what they put people in asylums for," she said, emphatically. "He was, there is no doubt about that. It's a mercy he didn't find you, Nelson. And if I were you I wouldn't take any such chances again." "I shan't, you needn't worry. When Lulie and I meet after this it will be Humph! well, I don't know where it will be. Even the graveyard doesn't seem to be safe. But I must go.
And I've no doubt that you and Sissie treated it all as a great piece of fun. You would!" The poor lady had gone as pale as ivory. Mr. Prohack was astonished he even felt hurt that he had not seen the thing from Eve's point of view earlier. Emphatically it did amount to an insult for Eve, to say naught of the immense desolating disappointment to her.
Nietzsche, as a matter of fact, had neither the spite nor the meanness requisite for the purely personal attack. In his Ecce Homo, he tells us most emphatically: "I have no desire to attack particular persons I do but use a personality as a magnifying glass; I place it over the subject to which I wish to call attention, merely that the appeal may be stronger."
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