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While Pierre was running the few steps that separated him from the Frenchman, the tall marauder in the frieze gown was already tearing from her neck the necklace the young Armenian was wearing, and the young woman, clutching at her neck, screamed piercingly. "Let that woman alone!" exclaimed Pierre hoarsely in a furious voice, seizing the soldier by his round shoulders and throwing him aside.
You belonged to me long before Bridge saw you. He can't have you. Nobody can have you but me, and if anyone tries to keep me from taking you they'll get killed." He took a step nearer that brought him close to her. She did not shrink only looked up into his face with wide eyes filled with wonder. He seized her roughly in his arms. "You are my girl!" he cried hoarsely. "Kiss me!" "Wait!" she said.
Have you brought the India-ink?" he asked, and after a minute she marvelled at her own self-possession. "Dorothea!" "Oh, please, no!" she entreated hoarsely. "M. Raoul !" "Charles " She attempted to draw her hand away; but, failing, lifted her eyes for mercy. They were sick and troubled. "Charles," he insisted. "Charles, then." She relented and he kissed her gaily.
"I'm coming, Miss Joanna," Martha's soft drawly voice increased her bitterness; her own, compared with it, sounded harsh, empty, inexperienced. Martha's voice was full of the secrets of love the secrets of Dick Socknersh's love. "Come into the dairy," she said hoarsely. Martha came and stood before her.
For several seconds they stood glaring at each other, their breath hissing through clenched teeth, their knotted fingers opening and shutting. Then they sprang at each other's throats Grôm in silence, the Black Chief snarling hoarsely. Neither, however, gained the fatal grip at which he aimed.
"I'll hold them back a while and then join you," and as he spoke his bow twanged. For an instant Eve paused, then threw off her scarlet cloak. "Remember, I slew your brother!" said Hugh hoarsely. "I remember that he would have slain you," she answered; and leapt straight from the point into the icy flood, beneath which her head sank.
At last the canvas was entirely released, and Faith silently held it up before the eyes of the dying man, upon whose face had come a dull, leaden blankness, and whose eyes were painful to watch as they struggled to pierce the film which was gathering over them. "Burn," he hoarsely murmured.
We passed the Craper family whom we had seen at the store in the morning; the children looked as stupid as ever, but the father, I am sorry to say, had been tempted to drink more whiskey than was good for him. He had a bright flush on his cheeks, and he was flourishing his whip, and hoarsely singing some meaningless tune.
That had been the doubt, the misgiving, the inscrutable something which had opposed all Pan's optimism, his hope, his love. An icy sickening misery convulsed him for a moment. But that could not exist in the white heat of his wrath. Blinky did not stride up to Pan. He hated this necessity. His will was forcing his steps, and they were slow. "Blink Blink," whispered Pan, hoarsely. "It's come!
“She ain’t in the house,” she said hoarsely. “She’s gone over there!” David Spafford turned surprised. “Is that you, Miranda? Oh, thank you! Where do you say she has gone? Where?” “Through there, don’t you see?” and again the stubby forefinger pointed to the rift in the wheat.
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