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The paper on which they were written has been found, and that it was a factor in your quarrel is evident, since she regretted that it had been left behind you, and he Do you know where we found this paper?" The eyes which young Adams raised at this interrogatory had no intelligence in them.
I found a responsible indorser before me, and it was my purpose to hold him liable, and to bring him to his just responsibility, without delay. But, Sir, this interrogatory of the honorable member was only introductory to another.
Let their last feeble and lingering glance, rather, behold the gorgeous ensign of the Republic, now known and honored throughout the earth, still full high advanced, its arms and trophies streaming in their original lustre, not a stripe erased or polluted, nor a single star obscured, bearing for its motto no such miserable interrogatory as 'What is all this worth? nor those other words of delusion and folly 'Liberty first and Union afterward'; but everywhere, spread all over in characters of living light, blazing on all its ample folds, as they float over the sea and over the land, and in every wind under the whole heavens, that other sentiment, dear to every American heart 'Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable!"
"I happen to know," essayed the city student; but the Arkansan had made an interrogatory answer to the Doctor, that led him to add: "Why, yes; you see the houses here on these lands are little, flimsy, single ground-story affairs, loosely thrown together, and freely exposed to sun and air." "I hap ," said the city student. "And yet," exclaimed the Doctor, "Malaria is king!"
My master at the Golden Lion said there'd be a sixpence here for delivering it!" "Well, I'll be down in a moment, Impudence." The silence that followed was again broken by Captain Forsythe's voice: "There are one or two features in this German affair that remind me of another case, some years back one of our own that interested me." "Ah?" The listener's tone was only politely interrogatory.
By this time the sun had gone down; and the four dripping forms, dimly outlined in the purple twilight, appeared like four strange creatures who had just emerged from out the depths of the ocean. "Where next?" This was the mental interrogatory of all four; though by none of them shaped into words. "Nowhere to-night" was the answer suggested by the inclination of each.
There was a certain reservation in the tone of this interrogatory, that contrasted strangely with that used when speaking of her sister. I well knew why. "Yes," I replied, "your father was also in good health when I saw him." There was a pause that promised embarrassment a short interval of silence. A question occurred to me that ended it.
The lieutenant was prepared, and at once replied to the interrogatory with the easy, blunt air of one who not only felt that he might be confided in, but who was then in the strict performance of his duties. "I came at your own call, captain.
"Then she must be broken to pieces." "And what then? Can you trust the Pilot still?" His great eyes were flashing and glittering as he looked at me. No careless nor aimless thought had caused such an interrogatory, I knew. I met the eyes which seemed to be blazing and melting at once, but I answered only by the look. "You may," he went on, without taking his eyes from mine. "You may trust safely.
The more this prisoner whose identity was not yet ascertained pointed to clouds on the horizon in the event of Lucien's being examined, the more necessary did the interrogatory seem to Camusot. Even if this formality had not been required by the Code and by common practice, it was indispensable as bearing on the identification of the Abbe Carlos.
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