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"He's gettin' violenter," the cook whispered, eyeing me questioningly. Saying nothing, I swallowed the last bit of pie. I had made the most of my opportunity. Kipping now shook the door and swore angrily. Finally he kicked it with the full weight of his heel. It rattled on its hinges and a long crack appeared in the lower panel. "He's sho' coming in," the African said slowly and reflectively.
Discussing what they would take in the way of dresses, and other feminine accessories, talking over prospective trips in the motor boat, speculating as to whether Will or any of his boy chums would go to Florida for a brief visit, made the winter afternoon pass quickly. "It would be nice if Will and some of the other boys could come down," said Mollie, reflectively.
"All three of them," answered the Judge, and this time his tone was exultant; "Tom, and Sheba, and Rupert. They've rented some little rooms out near Dupont Circle." "I should like to be taken to see them," said Farquhar, reflectively. "I should like to have a look at Big Tom De Willoughby." "Would you?" cried the Judge. "Why, nothing would suit me better or them either, for that matter.
It makes his head swim. He stops, and looks all around; climbs the nearest sand-mound, and gazes into the distance; shakes his head reflectively, and then, without a word, he turns and jogs along back to his train, and takes up a humble position under the hindmost wagon, and feels unspeakably mean, and looks ashamed, and hangs his tail at half-mast for a week.
"Never saw it so bad; yet it's only comin' on. "Guess you'll ha'e to stop wi' us the night, George." " And welcome," put in his good lady. "There's always a spare bed for George Bremner in this house. Eh! Andrew." "Ay, ay!" remarked the old man, reflectively. "We're no' havin' ye drooned goin' away frae this place, that I'm tellin' ye." Like me, Rita was a child of stress and storm.
His power belongs to you people, to a dozen of you, and you can take it away from him; his popularity belongs to the party, and it would cheer just as loudly for any other man who wore the party uniform." "I see," he said reflectively; "the machine rules the party, and money rules the machine, and we supply the money and don't get the benefit.
This was made by him to one of the writers a short time ago, when, after an interesting indulgence in reminiscences of old times and early inventions, he leaned back in his chair, and with a broad smile on his face, said, reflectively: "Say, I HAVE been mixed up in a whole lot of things, haven't I?"
Ogilvy's eyes and the first officer's flirtations. Hilda hated gossip, and took refuge in generalities. In three minutes the talk had wandered off to Ibsen's influence on the English drama, and we had forgotten the very existence of the Isle of Ushant. "The English public will never understand Ibsen," the newcomer said, reflectively, with the omniscient air of the Indian civilian.
"How long's this been going on?" asked the doctor sharply, holding the discolored thing carefully in his two hands. "Well, sir," said the Major reflectively, "he began to limp about let's see four days ago. We were coming through " "Now, my boy, how d'you feel now?"
They got famous names, some of them surfboat crews," reflectively. "There was William Chadwick Bill Shattuck he goes by his crew was known from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. There's one of them now: he can tell you about it better than me. Hello, Jake!"
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