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Yet he feared to attempt to pass the representative of the law at the gate. How conscience doth make cowards of us all! It was a good deed, done impulsively, that solved Glen's problem. An automobile was passing.
"Wait!" said the girl impulsively, putting out a detaining hand. "Let's keep our secret," she begged, her eyes dancing "just for the fun of it!" "Our secret!" "About the babu and the Token; it's a bit of mystery and romance to me and we don't often find that in our lives, do we?
"Her heart was broken, and she did not even take hope with her into the grave. She, " he stopped suddenly, and turned his eyes toward Hardenberg. "I will communicate something to you," he said briefly and impulsively; "I will confess to you that I comprehend your oath; for I also took one when I held the queen's corpse in my arms.
'Monsieur, I replied, 'you are too amiable. And you, madame. I cannot sufficiently thank you both. Morenita rushed at me with a swift, surprising movement, her cloak dropping from her shoulders, and taking both my hands, she kissed me impulsively. 'You have genius, she said; 'and I am proud. I am ashamed that I cannot read English; but I have the intention to learn in order to read your books.
And if he's willing to let bygones be bygones, tell him I'd like him to come up here with you tonight when he gets home and spend the evening with me." "Oh, he will come, I know!" cried Prissy joyfully. "He has felt so badly about not being friendly with you, Uncle Richard. I'm as glad as can be." Prissy ran impulsively around the table and kissed Uncle Richard.
His kindly smile seemed to make everything right. "Oh, it is kind of you not to mind," she said impulsively. Whereat Sir Eustace laughed. "He is rather magnanimous, isn't he? Well, come along and tell Isabel!" Scott's eyes came swiftly to him. He released Dinah, and offered his hand to his brother. "Let me congratulate you, old chap!" he said, his voice rather low.
Thus for a long, slow minute; then she impulsively raised her head and, beckoning the two men nearer, she directed attention to a splintered portion of the handle and asked them what they saw there. "Nothing; just stick," declared the sergeant. "The marks you are looking for are higher up." "And you, Mr. Black?" He saw nothing either but stick. But he was little less abrupt in his answer.
On this account he had for some time past resigned the management of his property altogether to his son, young Dick, who was certainly wild and unreflecting, but neither so impulsively generous, nor so habitually violent as his father. The estimate of his character which went abroad was such as might be expected many thought him better than the old man.
It says, "Let us act, act instinctively and impulsively against what we feel to be wrong, and the future will grow out of our acting." We find Georges Sorel, the philosopher of Syndicalism, talking about what he terms the INTUITION of Socialism, and he talks emphatically about the tremendous moral value of strikes, apart from any material gain achieved by them.
Let me tell you, sir, that I shall lodge a complaint against you, that I will not let it pass. Kindly leave me at once.... I am a mother.... I ... I—” “Murder! then he tried to murder you, too?” “Why, has he killed somebody else?” Madame Hohlakov asked impulsively.
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