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The sergeant laughed genially. "Mark 'em 'unidentified'," he ordered. They clothed us in tunics innocent of any blood-stains, but which, we felt sure, had been taken from the corpses of our late associates. "Put 'em with the rest," the sergeant ordered.
"I guess you have found out what kind of a temper I have, haven't you?" she added genially. If he knew what was good for him he would avoid me as he would the plague." He swallowed hard. "You you will not fail to come with me to-morrow morning on the purchasing tour," he said, rather gruffly. "I'll be helpless without you." "I wouldn't miss it for anything," she cried.
Said that she thought that Fiji after all was the best place, you know." Brabant nodded. "Just so. Well, we'll see her before another couple of months, I hope." "I hope so," said Danvers genially, as he raised his glass of brandy-and-soda and nodded "good luck" to his host.
"Now let the spectators come on," said Willet genially, "because we won't be on display forever. After a while we'll get sleepy, and then it will be best to put out the fire." The flames leaped higher and the glowing circle widened.
In place of the look of harassment which on most faces begins to grow after the age of fifty, his old friend's countenance, as though in sympathy with the nation, had expanded a little greasily, a little genially, a little coarsely every time he met it.
His play was nearer at his heart than he had thought; the enthusiasm which seemed to be greeting it had stirred him unwisely. "Tell me," he said hurriedly, "who all these people in the stalls are." He peeped down between the edge of the curtain and the side wall of the box whilst Hardiman stood up behind him. "Yes, I will be your man from Cook's," said Hardiman genially.
With unerring instinct he singled out Edward as his victim. "How's Mr. Bumpus this evening?" he would genially inquire. Edward invariably assured Mr. Wiley that he was well, invariably took a drink of coffee to emphasize the fact, as though the act of lifting his cup had in it some magic to ward off the contempt of his wife and elder daughter.
Yocomb genially, "thee seems listening very intently to something Emily Warren is saying, so thee may take that seat beside her." "Richard Morton," said Mr. Yocomb from the head of the table, "has thee made the acquaintance of Emily Warren?" "No, sir, but I am making it." "So am I, and she has been here a week."
Something in Custer's manner warned him that any allusions of a jocular nature would prove highly distasteful to his son, and he followed silently as Custer led the way down to the brook. "Here's where he is!" said the boy halting. "You get down beside him you're strongest, and I'll stay here and help pull him up while you lift!" "That's the idea, son!" agreed Mr. Shrimplin genially.
If I have to put everything back in its former state, I will, at my own expense. So don't bother any more about that." "You're a gen'l'man, Mr. Ventimore," said Rapkin, cautiously regaining his feet. "There's no mishtaking a gen'l'man. I'm a gen'l'man." "Of course you are," said Horace genially, "and I'll tell you how you're going to show it.
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