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Miss Guile complains of the draft from the door. I exchanged the chairs. See! But I forgot to speak. Yes! See!" And, sure enough, there were the chairs of Miss Guile and her companion snugly stowed away in the corner, standing at right angles to the long row that lined the deck, the foot rests pointed directly at the chair R. Schmidt had just vacated, not more than a yard and a half away.
To outward appearance, the familiarity between the two was that of brothers; in reality, however, these two men, both so able one so deep in his guile, the other so wise in his tranquil caution felt that a silent war between the two for mastery was working on, under the guise of loving peace.
His face under the light of the lamp was boyish and singularly without trace of guile. The father struck a match and held it to light his son's cigarette; another habit of his which he had found flattering to men who were brought into the library for conference.
And Winny struggled; she tried to hold him back; she put forth all her innocent guile; she pitted her fragile charm against the stupendous magic of the Exhibition. She loitered, spellbound to all appearance, in the bazaar, before the streaming, shining booths that poured out their strange merchandise, Italian, French, Indian, Chinese, and Japanese.
If he approached the subject without guile, the man might be fearful and cunning might have reasons for being so, and for striving to conceal the truth. But this was the first thing to make sure of, because, if it was he, all the hold he had upon him lay in his knowing it for certain. He could not think. He had had little sleep the night before. He must not sleep this night.
It was not from any previous personal knowledge of him, for, obviously, from the words of Philip to Nathanael, the latter had never seen Jesus Christ. As Nathanael was drawing near Him, before he had done anything to show himself, our Lord speaks the words which show that He had read his very heart: 'Behold an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile.
He pulled it out again, folded it in the pocket wallet in which he had carried it from the first, wrapped the whole in a handkerchief, which he knotted carefully and then handed it to me. "Effendi," he said, "you are a fierce master and a mighty drunkard, but a man without guile. Keep that till the morning.
Though I knew Pete Willets as a quiet, gentle shoemaker in whom seemed no guile, I wanted to be alone to think and read and write. Wednesday noon Pete Willets drove up, accompanied by a grubby Woman whom at first glance I did not relish. "Hello, Johnnie, Frank said we could use the shack for a day or two."
O love the LORD, all ye his saints: for the LORD preserveth the faithful, and plentifully rewardeth the proud doer. Be of good courage, and he shall strengthen your heart, all ye that hope in the LORD. Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. Blessed is the man unto whom the LORD imputeth not iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no guile.
Thou art called forth to this fair sacrifice for a draught of milk; with the Maruts come hither, O Agni! No god indeed, no mortal, is beyond the might of thee, the mighty one; with the Maruts come hither, O Agni! They who know of the great sky, the Visve Devas without guile; with those Maruts come hither, O Agni!
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