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'Associate with a brainless, bumptious platform-screamer! he screamed. 'He's worse than the hysterical Zionists. It is a territory we need, not Socialism. 'I agree. But even more do we need Self-Defence. 'The only Self-Defence is to leave Russia for a land of our own. 'Five and a quarter million of us?
The four living fellows looked at each other in rather a ghastly fashion, the dead man contemplating a corner of the roof with a singular and ugly leer. "My God!" said Tabary, and he began to pray in Latin. Villon broke out into hysterical laughter. He came a step forward and ducked a ridiculous bow at Thevenin, and laughed still louder.
Sobs rose as she spoke. "If you will indulge me in this one folly I will be very meek I will never trouble you." She burst into hysterical crying, and said again almost with a scream "I will be very meek after that." There was a strange mixture of acting and reality in this passion.
"I did not like this plan because of the risk, but Violet grew almost hysterical when I objected to it. She said there was no danger, and it was her only chance of safety. She believed that Phil suspected something, because he had looked at her strangely when they were talking about the necklace downstairs.
Her idealism came to show as soon as she spoke. It was a necessity of her nature to be enthusiastic; unfriendly critics said hysterical, but I should prefer to say high-falutin' about everything she enjoyed or admired. She was at her best in misfortune; her great vanity gave her a certain proud stoicism which was admirable.
Boy and hamper were both in a most sorry plight; for the one had passed four months underground in a certain cave on the way to Achères, and the other had run about five miles as hard as his legs would carry him, half that distance under a staggering weight. "Jean-Marie," cried the Doctor, in a voice that was only too seraphic to be called hysterical, "is it ? It is!" he cried.
Behind Aunt Maria Hazel's maid wrung her hands and wept in a kind of hysterical joy over her mistress' return, and back of her in the gloom of the car vestibule loomed the dark countenance of Hamar with an angry, red mark across one cheek. He did not look particularly anxious to be there. The missionary turned from his evil face with repulsion.
Already the sun fell hot and indomitable on the room, and the atmosphere at their touch became stifling. Gregorio, swallowing his tears, tore out into the street, shouting up the narrow stairway hysterical words of hope. How long and shadowless the street seemed! Every house had its green blinds closely shut; the wind that stirred the dust of the pavements was hot and biting.
I knew what she meant. She wasn't going to let him suppose that anything Miss Rasmith had said was going to change her." "Well, then," said the judge, "I don't see what you're scared at." "I'm not SCARED. But, oh, Rufus! It can't come to anything! There isn't time!" An hysterical hope trembled in her asseveration of despair that made him smile. "I guess if time's all that's wanted "
Strongitharm and Melissa both met me at the Burroak Station, well and smiling, I fell into a hysterical fit of laughing and crying, for the first time in my life. You have no idea what a confusion and lamentation there was all over the State.
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