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Rushton grasps him by the collar, and glares at him ferociously. "Where?" In five minutes he has made the pedlar speak he bought the necklace from the mother of the young man standing at the door. "From the Indian woman?" "Yes, from her." Mr. Rushton turns pale, and falls into a chair. Verty hastens to him.
In book and play the heavenly child simply happened; no one felt miserably sick, ferociously irritable, or despairingly weary because of its coming. There had been no part of her education which had warned her of natural contingencies. She now saw that for her blessing she must pay, and pay heavily maybe, with her body. She argued with herself a little fractiously on the escape of men.
The people too, their descendants, who crowd the road to-day, are remarkable the men fine-looking, with beards brushed ferociously upwards, and all but the mere peasants carrying swords; the women, dark-eyed, and singularly graceful in their red or orange saris, and very full bell-shaped petticoats.
He took the matter of British art or want of art seriously, almost ferociously, as a personal grievance and torture; at times he was rather terrifying in the anarchistic wrath of his denunciation. as Henry Adams felt no responsibility for English art, and had no American art to offer for sacrifice, he listened with enjoyment to language much like Carlyle's, and accepted it without a qualm.
And as he did so, Holliday dropped his guard. "Shoot it!" he hissed. Perry wondered but he knew better! He therefore merely made as if to set himself for the punch. He drove his right hand to the other's chin. But in that same instant as he took the blow Holliday lashed back at him, ferociously.
"There won't be any trouble till we begin to move the cars," said the policeman. Beaton felt a sudden turn of his rage toward the men whose action would now force him to walk five blocks and mount the stairs of the Elevated station. "If you'd take out eight or ten of those fellows," he said, ferociously, "and set them up against a wall and shoot them, you'd save a great deal of bother."
The boys played hunters, pretending their dogs were wild beasts, but the bears and wolves did not always understand the parts assigned them and frolicked and leaped up in delight upon their little masters instead of turning upon them ferociously.
Jenkins, in sheer terror, now sank limply to a chair, whilst Gaskell looked on a perfect servant as immovable outwardly and unconcerned as if he had been a piece of furniture. Then his lordship turned again to Caryll. "You take a deal upon yourself, sir," said he menacingly. "A deal of what?" wondered Mr. Caryll blandly. The question nonplussed Rotherby. He swore ferociously.
The momentary silence was broken by footsteps on the stairs. Claire was descending. Brice gathered his feet under him and sat upright. It was easier, now, to do this, and his head had recovered its feeling of normality, though it still ached ferociously.
Then her duty to her host came uppermost. "But please, Mr. Vance: he's a boxer. He boxes at the Chiswick Polytechnic," she cried anxiously. "Let him box! I'll tear him limb from limb!" roared Hilary Vance ferociously; and he strode up and down the studio, limping that he might not press heavily on his aching toes. Pollyooly gazed at him doubtfully. Flossie's account of Mr.
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