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He may stand out, or as nearly always now he will identify himself with the political system and act as its mouthpiece. It is the prevalence of this last attitude which so powerfully affects the position of the Free Press in this country. When the judge lends himself to the politicians we all know what follows.
And I was just beginning to have a lovely time!" "Help yourself," Jack offered with heavy sarcasm. "Don't mind me at all." "Well, he wants to talk to you," she said. She put her lips again to the mouthpiece and added a postscript. "Pardon me, but I held the line a minute while I quarreled with your fireman. You're wrong I don't find him so nice to talk to.
At the close of the banquet, which consisted of not less than fifteen courses, we withdrew to a smoking-room, where the coffee was served and cigarettes and chibouks offered us the latter a pipe having a long flexible stem with an amber mouthpiece.
When she turned it was like the clashing of copper pots. A lean cat in the balcony outside the window mewed hungrily. Kim checked, bewildered, at the door-curtain. 'Is that the new stuff, Mahbub? said Huneefa lazily, scarce troubling to remove the mouthpiece from her lips. 'O Buktanoos! like most of her kind, she swore by the Djinns 'O Buktanoos! He is very good to look upon.
Bruce gasped through his mouthpiece. "But what? " began Barney. Just at that moment he caught the faint white line that marked the shore of Great Bear Lake. They were, then, nearing their destination. Tilting the plane upward, that they might get a better panorama of the region, and so direct their course, Barney gave the great engine more gas. On they swept.
"I am the law of England and the mouthpiece of his most gracious and royal majesty, Edward the Third." Alleyne louted low to the King's representative. "Truly you came in good time, honored sir," said he. "A moment later and they would have slain me." "But there should be another one," cried the man in the purple coat. "There should be a black man. A shipman with St.
The prospect of a tussle between the Prophet and the mouthpiece of the Prophet was fun for all but Rigdon, who pulled back like a crawfish; but the resistance was useless, the Prophet dragged him from the ring, bareheaded, and tore Rigdon's fine pulpit coat from the collar to the waist; then he turned to the men and said: "Go in, boys, and have your fun.
For the next five minutes I smoked at every pore, like a frame house that is on fire on the inside. Not any more narghili for me. The smoke had a vile taste, and the taste of a thousand infidel tongues that remained on that brass mouthpiece was viler still. I was getting discouraged.
"I know naught of your 'Voice' or its mouthpiece; but certainly you are no child. You are either mad, or insolent or a fool to be kicked." And in exasperation Amber took a step toward the man as if to carry into effect his implied threat. Alarmed, the babu cringed and retreated a pace; then, suddenly, raising an arm, indicated the girl. "Hazoor!" he cried. "Be quick the woman faints!"
"Good!" remarked the professor, removing his finger from the button, and so stopping the ringing of the bell, as he drew out a small tube and inserted it's end in one ear; "some one among our friends hears us." Then he advanced his mouth to the mouthpiece, and spoke into it "Hillo! who are you?" "I am Elphinstone," came the instant and clear reply. "Is that the Flying Fish?"
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