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"Was that the model?" said Gwen, thinking that anything the mind could rest on might make the thing more real for Ruth. "Do you know I have only half seen it? I should so like to see it again. Why have you covered it up?" A few words explained this, and the mill was again put on the table.
His wife told him that the dog had lost it in the undergrowth of the park, and that she and her maids had hunted a whole day for it. It was true, she explained to the court, that she had made the maids search for the necklet they all believed the dog had lost it in the park...
At her words he started, flashing a keen glance at her. "Why should we name her that?" he asked. There was something so sharply disturbed in his manner, and his distaste for the idea was so evident, that Charlotte flushed in extreme embarrassment. "I thought you might like to," she explained.
But as uncertainties are to be determined by things certain, and customs to be explained, where it is possible, by written law, the patriots have triumphed with a quotation from an act of the fourth and fifth of Anne, which permits those to be rechosen, whose seats are vacated by the acceptance of a place of profit.
Each one explained in his own way the coolness which the young Empress showed to this lady; and there were several reasons assigned for this, all more or less untrue, though the leisure moments of the ladies of the palace were much occupied with it.
That is, if this transformation of feeling does indeed take place, there is at least nothing in the nature of the situation, as yet explained, to account for it. But explanation there must be. To this, the lost passage on the Katharsis must have been devoted; this, every thorough-going study of the theory of the drama must make an indispensable preliminary.
"The difference between one kind of poetry and another, supposing them both to be good," said Lily, positively, and with an air of triumph, "is this, I know, for Lion explained it to me, in one kind of poetry the writer throws himself entirely out of his existence, he puts himself into other existences quite strange to his own.
But Berkeley explained: "Gentlemen of your quality come very rarely into this country, and therefore when they do come are used by me with all respect." Bacon was greatly surprised.
Richard hurriedly explained that Lucy was still in the Isle of Wight. "Oh! and you've left her for a day or two?" said Mrs. Berry. "Good God! I wish it had been a day or two," cried Richard. "Ah! and how long have it been?" asked Mrs. Berry, her heart beginning to beat at his manner of speaking. "Don't talk about it," said Richard. "Oh! you never been dudgeonin' already?
But most of them wouldn't listen to reason at all. I think, perhaps, that some of them were frightened. You see the last time but one that the steamer had sunk, there had been a man drowned and it made them nervous. What? Hadn't I explained about the depth of Lake Wissanotti?
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