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The voices of men, one in entreaty, one in expostulation, came from the box. Cass mechanically put his hand to his pistol pocket. "Thank you, but I INSIST upon getting down." It was Miss Porter's voice. This was followed by a rapid, half-restrained interchange of words between Hornsby and the driver. Then the latter said, gruffly, "If the lady wants to ride inside, let her."

But now her boy was clasped within her arms, his suddenly burning cheek pressed to hers, his wine-tainted breath, mingling with her half-restrained sobs as she cried over him only half coherently: "Ivan little one son of my heart you came back to me!" "Oh, little mother! Little mother! Keep me safe from him!"

The last words were spoken with a sort of half-restrained outburst, as if the pent-up passion must find some outlet. Mr. Fane-Smith was startled. He so seldom thought of Luke Raeburn as a fellow-being at all that perhaps it had never occurred to him that the love of parent to child, and child to parent, is quite independent of creed. "But, my dear," he said, "you have been baptized." "I have."

I cannot give the effect of the timbre of Ferrier's voice, but his virility, his majestic seriousness, just tinctured by acuteness, and his thrill of half-restrained passion, all told heavily. Slowly the party dispersed to the tents on the lawn, and many were the languidly curious inquiries made about the strange young professor who had turned missionary.

It won't be on a chain anyhow. I've provided against that." "You'll hate it," Green said with conviction. "I don't think I shall," she answered quietly. "If I do, I shall come away." "It'll be too late then," he said. "Too late!" Juliet's soft eyes opened wide. "What can you mean?" He made a gesture which though half-restrained was yet vehement "It's a hostile atmosphere a hateful atmosphere.

At the point where it crossed the main road Demorest, however, saw Steptoe and Whiskey Dick emerge from the thicket, apparently in earnest conversation. Demorest felt his repugnance and half-restrained suspicions suddenly return. Yet he did not wish to betray them before Barker, nor was he willing, in case of an emergency, to allow the young man to be entirely unprepared.

The grass was stirring spasmodically, too, as with the half-restrained writhings of something lying close to earth there. Link struck a match. Shielding the flame, he pushed the tangle of grass to one side with his foot. There, exposed in the narrow space thus cleared and by the narrower radius of match flare, crouched a dog.

He thought he had never seen her look so lovely and never so unhappy. Then she said in pleading tones her eyes blinded by half-restrained tears: "Don't ask me to REMEMBER, dear Uncle George help me to forget! You can do no kinder thing for both of us."