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I could not interfere with the police." Maurice saw that there was nothing to be got from the landlord, who was as much in the dark as he. He passed into the street and walked without any particular end in view. O, he would return to the Red Chateau, if only to deliver himself of the picturesque and opinionated address on Madame.
Burroughs, and you kin always find me," he said shyly, but doggedly; "but" He stopped. "What an opinionated young gentleman! Well, I see I must do all the courting. So consider that I sent for you this morning. I've got another letter for you to mail."
"My direct and opinionated friend has gone, Pauline, you may come out of hiding." Still for a moment the woman stood there grasping the curtains, as though she would will the man to turn and look at her. She was angry, the flash in her eyes Was evidence of the fact, yet she was not unconscious of the picture she made at that moment. A woman is seldom angry enough to forget her beauty.
House-property will go down if there's war. You'll have trouble with Roger's estate. I often told him he ought to get out of some of his houses. He was an opinionated beggar." 'There was a pair of you! thought Soames. But he never argued with an uncle, in that way preserving their opinion of him as 'a long-headed chap, and the legal care of their property.
On the one hand, he was resolute, prompt, familiar with all the details of a soldier's life, and used to war; on the other, he was supercilious as regards the provincials, opinionated on every subject connected with the narrow limits of his professional practice, much disposed to fancy the British empire the centre of all that is excellent in the world, and Scotland the focus of, at least, all moral excellence in that empire.
I was an opinionated ass, you see." Winston laughed. "I don't mind in the least, and we have most of us felt that way." "Well," said the lad, "I was a little short of funds, and proud of myself, and when everybody seemed certain that wheat was going down forever, I thought I saw my chance of making a little. Now I've more wheat than I care to think of to deliver, the market's against me.
He was strongly opinionated upon the point that man and the other kingdoms of existence are under the control of nature and that, after all, man is only a social animal, often very much of an animal.
The struggle for existence which the Jew has had to make is the thing that has differentiated him and made him strong. Those first Christians Primitive Christians who lived from the time of Paul to that of Constantine, were a simple, direct, sincere and honest people opinionated no doubt, and obstinately dogmatic, but with virtues that can never be omitted nor waived.
He was an opinionated little beast, and sometimes stopped, not liking the peculiar manner in which he was harnessed; but a touch of the switch made him move on, and I soon turned him and brought the wagon back into the yard. This determined the success of my invention in one of its most important uses, and with a satisfied heart I put the donkey into the stable and went into the house.
In the rosy restaurant, filled with the merry lovers of late hours, she found herself criticizing this man. He was too stilted, too self- opinionated. He did not talk of anything that lifted her above the common run of clothes and material success. When it was all over, he smiled most graciously. "Got to go straight home, have you?" he said.
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