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Bennington bowed coldly, but his immense relief flickered into his face in spite of himself. "What should we do first?" he asked formally. "Sit here and wait for the kids," responded Jim. "Who are the kids?" "Friends of mine trustworthy." Jim rearranged Bennington's coverings and lit a pipe. "Tell us about it," said he. "There isn't much to tell.
And so I always shall have time for you," the anæsthesia causing his decision. "Besides, those were courtship days and I wasn't quite so sure of you, which is the way of all men." He kissed her hair gently. She drew away and rearranged a lock. "I don't want a husband who won't play with me." "We'll fix it all right, don't worry. Now was that all you wanted?"
They brought down all the pretty trifles from their rooms, piled up sofa pillows till the couches resembled a Turk's palace; arranged the flowers, and rearranged them, till poor Miss Preston began to fear that there would be nothing left of them.
The first thing I ascertained, or rather conjectured, was that the man's life might be divided into three very distinct phases, the first ending in Breslau, the second in Poland, and the third and final one in America. Thereupon I once again rearranged the material, and attacked that which related to the first phase. But do not stay away so very long."
The ladies were unmoved, because inappreciative; the lawyer looked savagely envious, the cavalryman and the master approving, and Theodore, frankly admiring, but no one said anything, the little cavalcade rearranged itself, and once more moved on at a footpace until an electric car appeared.
"I give you my word," replied Boleslas, taking her hand, and adding: "And then?" "There is no then," said she, withdrawing her hand, but gently. And she began to realize herself her promise of pardon, for she rearranged the pillows under the wounded man's head, while he resumed: "Yes, my noble Maud, there is a then.
I shall love settling how it is all to be it will be such fun. 'You wouldn't call it fun if you knew what it was like, I can tell you. 'But I do know. Mother and I rearranged most of the rooms at home only last year so you see I have some experience. And what experience can you have had, if you please?
That first pearling down-dropping arabesque of treble notes, not only her fingers played those, but every fiber in her, answering like the vibrating wood of a violin, its very cells rearranged in the pattern which the notes had so many times called into existence . . . by the time she had finished she had almost forgotten that she had listeners.
"I cannot think," I began, "what can have induced a girl like you, with means and friends, with brains and" I drew back, then I plumped it out "beauty, to take to such a life as this a life which seems, in many ways, so unworthy of you!" She stirred the fire more pensively than ever, and rearranged the muffin-dish on the little wrought-iron stand in font of the grate.
He does not claim, however, to have taken Tyre, and we may conclude that the Island City escaped him. At the same time he rearranged the yearly tribute which the cities had to pay to Assyria, probably augmenting it, as a punishment for the long rebellion.
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