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In the meantime we can do nothing here. And as I think that Varna is not familiar to any of us, why not go there more soon? It is as long to wait here as there. Tonight and tomorrow we can get ready, and then if all be well, we four can set out on our journey." "We four?" said Harker interrogatively, looking from one to another of us. "Of course!" answered the Professor quickly.
"And now," said Eleanor, "appoint a day for us to come and see your studio." "You shall appoint it yourself." "Then let us say to-morrow." In speaking, Eleanor turned interrogatively to Miriam, who, however, said nothing. Mallard addressed her. "May I hope that you will come, Mrs. Baske?"
His eyes grew filmy but he seemed every now and then to struggle back to, life, and as soon as he caught Elsmere's face his look lightened. Toward the last he said something we none of us caught; but your husband thought it was a line from Emily Brontë's "Hymn," which he said to them last Sunday in lecture. He looked up at her interrogatively, but there was no response in her face.
He paused interrogatively as I tore open the envelope. The dispatch had been redirected from the office of the "Daily Excelsior." It was dated, "Salvatierra Rancho," and contained a single line: "Come and see your old uncle 'Ennery."
"Boys," said he, his great voice not yet toned down to the quiet, "I say, let's divvy up the critters among us, jest us mill hands an' the Boy here, an' look out fer 'em the best we know how till MacPhairrson gits well!" He looked interrogatively at the Boy, and the Boy, proud of the importance thus attached to him, answered modestly "That's just what I was hoping you'd suggest, Mr. MacAllister.
"Cousin, I came from the morning church service to talk with you." "Yes?" I said interrogatively, as he paused for some word from me. This is why I come today. Cousin, as I watch you from afar, I see no unbecoming behavior and hear only good reports of you, which all the more burns me with the wish that you were a church member.
The skipper glanced interrogatively at Smellie, who at once responded to the look by saying: "The Black Venus, without doubt. I expect that our running away with the Josefa has given them the alarm, and they have determined to slip out whilst the option remains to them, and take their chance of being able to give us the slip."
"Rather a desperate undertaking, however?" said the Prince; carelessly, but interrogatively. "I know no other remedy," answered Ryhove; "I would rather make the attempt, relying upon God alone, and die like a man if needful, than live in eternal slavery.
Ignat was about to put a piece of bread with caviar into his mouth, but his hand stopped, held back by his son's exclamation; he looked interrogatively at Foma's drooping head and asked: "You mean Yefim, don't you?" "Yes, he was bleeding. And how he walked afterward, how he cried," said the boy in a low voice. "Mm," roared Ignat, chewing a bite. "Well, are you sorry for him?"
And yet it seems to me that it puts the ministers in a rather hard position." "Yes?" said I interrogatively. "Yes," said Jennie. "You know perfectly well John that our church here wouldn't call a man that isn't settled somewhere. The very fact that he was out of a parish,, would be almost conclusive against him. And they won't call a man without trying him.
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