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He laughed nervously, and said, "No, thank you!" and shut himself out. "We must tell them," said Mrs. March, rather interrogatively, and she was glad that the girl answered with a note of indignation. "Why, certainly, Mrs. March."
He had drawn nearer to her as he said this last, but she intuitively turned to Hugh, who started suddenly, growing white and faint as a suspicion of the truth flashed upon him. "Mother?" he began, interrogatively, winding his arm about her, for she was the weaker of the two.
Her ways were winsome. I couldn't hear what she said, but he seemed to give way at last. "I should love Lady Vandrift to have them," she murmured, turning to me. "She is such a dear!" And she took out the links from her husband's cuffs and handed them across to me. "How much?" I asked. "Two thousand?" she answered, interrogatively. It was a big rise, all at once; but such are the ways of women.
"Ay, the best master I ever had," interrupted the diver. "That that I think I may trust you; in short, Baldwin, I'm over head and ears with a young girl, and and " "An' your love ain't requited eh?" said Baldwin interrogatively, while his weatherbeaten face elongated. "No, not exactly that," rejoined Edgar, with a laugh.
But the captain, silent, leaned a little forward grasping the door handle. So he, Franklin, walked aft keeping his eyes on him. When he had come up quite close he said again, "Yes, sir?" interrogatively. Still silence. The mate didn't like to be stared at in that manner, a manner quite new in his captain, with a defiant and self-conscious stare, like a man who feels ill and dares you to notice it.
Stepan Trofimovitch looked interrogatively at Liputin. "I'm very grateful to you for your visit. But I must confess I'm... not in a condition... just now... But allow me to ask where you are lodging." "At Filipov's, in Bogoyavlensky Street." "Ach, that's where Shatov lives," I observed involuntarily.
She spread out the letter she had kept in her hand all the time, and looking down at it "Yes! One comes upon such men!" she repeated, and then read out the words, "Unstained, lofty, and solitary existences." Folding up the letter, while I looked at her interrogatively, she explained "These are the words which my brother applies to a young man he came to know in St. Petersburg.
"Oh, away away from New York, and and Mr. Barker and Mr. Screw and all these horrid people," she cried; for she too had confessed and told him all. "Yes," he said; and was silent for a moment. "Dear one," he began again, "there is one thing more that you ought to know " he stopped. "Yes?" she said interrogatively. "My blessed lady, I have told you the story of my birth for the first time to-day.
"No?" say I, bending down my head over Vick, and allowing her to have a better and more thorough lick at the bridge of my nose than she has ever enjoyed in her life before. "You did not meet him, I suppose?" she says, interrogatively. "I!" cry I, starting guiltily, and stammering. "Not I! Why why should I?" "Why should not you, rather?" she says, laughing a little.
"Well," said Leyton, a little impatiently, "that's the belief everybody has, and you've not contradicted it. And on that we've taken the responsibility of not interfering with Somers's attentions." "Well?" said Rushbrook, interrogatively. "Well," replied Leyton, emphatically, "you see I must ask you positively if you HAVE done anything, or are you going to do anything for him?"
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