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"Of course, if you don't like it, Dory," she now said, "I suppose Mrs. Dorsey will let me off. But I'm sure you'd be delighted, once we got settled. The house is so attractive at least, I think I can make it attractive by packing away her showy stuff and rearranging the furniture. And the grounds Dory, I don't see how you can object!" Dory gave a shrug and a smile. "Well, go ahead.
"I do not think about it," said Belasez, in the same tone as before. "What is to be will be." "But what is to be," said Margaret, "may be very delightful, or it may be very horrid." "Yes, no doubt," was the cool answer. "I shall see when the time comes." Margaret turned away, with a shrug of her shoulders and a comic look in her eyes which nearly upset the gravity of the rest.
He let his mittens fall on the floor, crouched on his heels, and rocked his head in his hands. Springing up, he went on with slow, sorrowful emphasis: "Men begin die " "Zen we come," said the Father, "wiz nurses and proper medicine " Nicholas gave the ghost of a shrug, adding the damaging fact: "Sickness come to Holy Cross." The Father nodded.
Therefore, with a shrug of the shoulders expressive of regret, he added, "However badly off we may be ourselves, there is always some one with whom we would not change places." "Were I, the humblest of the humble, lucky enough to be in your Majesty's skin," cried the baron gaily, "I wouldn't either.
There was nothing too good for them, he sometimes observed, provided it could be got. But there was one profound difference in their respective temperaments, Hazel sometimes reflected. Bill would shrug his wide shoulders, and forget or forego the unattainable, where she would chafe and fume. She was quite positive of this. But as the days passed there seemed no question of their complete success.
"I do not know what came to Gymbert, for he knows more of woodcraft than most of us. Maybe he thought it his boar by all right, and was over hasty." "A jealous hunter is no pleasant companion," answered Sighard, with a shrug of his broad shoulders. "Well, there is no harm done, but to the poor steed yonder."
I greatly fear for our lives!" "But what can we do?" cried Mrs. Nestor. "Nothing," answered the scientist, with a shrug of his shoulders. "Absolutely nothing, save to wait for it to happen." "Don't say that!" begged Mrs. Andersen. "Can't you gentlemen do something build a boat and take us away. Why, the boat we came here in "
"Another case?" asked a brigade commander with a shrug of his shoulders. "Another case," answered the general, with a sigh. "It isn't always home troubles that drive them to it. This boy had everything a doting father could give him. What on earth could make him bolt and enlist for the war?" No one answered for a moment.
Clayton's only response was a shrug of the shoulders, but as he left them he picked up the spear which had transfixed Snipes, and thus primitively armed, the son of the then Lord Greystoke strode into the dense jungle. Every few moments he called aloud the names of the wanderers.
"But, my dear Simon, she used to act in a circus with a horse!" "I fail to see," said I, growing angry, "how the horse could have imbued her with depravity, and I'm given to understand that the tone of the circus is not quite what it used to be in the days of the Empress Theodora." A ripple passed over Agatha's bare shoulders, which I knew to be a suppressed shrug.
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