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I feel so stirred up I really almost wish I was a man and could enter into the question and do something." "Poodie, Poodie, do you realize that I am almost an old lady of 28. It seems so funny for that is really honorable 60 is young beside it. I wish you could see the sky here. Such sunsets I have never seen every day different and the colors on the lake unimaginable.
The Commandante stirred uneasily, heaved a deep sigh; he thought of the long impatience of his Concha. "It is true," he said.
Now if you men don't let me alone in the future I'll lick you or you will me." I went to my cot and knelt down, but I was so stirred up I couldn't pray. I wondered if there was going to be any more throwing, but that night finished it. I went up in the opinion of those men one hundred per cent.
"It's of no use; we must swim," cried Bigley; but we neither of us stirred, though he began resolutely to take off his big shoes.
The next day Etienne rose early to hasten to his old house, where Gabrielle, stirred by curiosity and an impatience she did not acknowledge to herself, had already curled her hair and put on her prettiest costume. Both were full of the eager desire to see each other again, mutually fearing the results of the interview.
I found myself at once stirred to the depths, and, as my temperament is essentially musical in everything, I began to sing them. This generalization is assuredly true, if the music is written first and then adapted to the words, but that is not the ideal harmony between two arts which are made to supplement each other.
I clutched at the flapping ends of the paper and read on: Of all the scandals to which the present war has given birth, none has stirred France more profoundly than that implicating Jean-Herve-Marie-Olivier, Count of Druyes, Marquis of Beuil and Santenay, and Duke of Raincy-la-Tour.
The romance of the mountains was in his blood, and that blood was glowing with the primest life of man. The fire of youth had never been stirred within him, but it was there, as surely as it is in every human creature. Both men were nearing forty years of age, and, beyond the associations of the trader's place, they had never mixed with their fellows.
In the shadow the object stirred restlessly. "Yessir," Griggs then said, uncertainly. "It's it's a man, sir." "Is it?" asked Laurie with interest, and still in loud, clear tones. "I'm afraid you're mistaken. But whatever it is, step on it!" He entered the elevator after this crisp instruction, and was wafted up to his rooms.
Edward, out of patience, hemmed in and hustled by the rabble on every side, and every moment expecting personal violence, resolved to try measures of intimidation, and at length drew a pocket- pistol, threatening, on the one hand, to shoot whomsoever dared to stop him, and, on the other, menacing Ebenezer with a similar doom if he stirred a foot with the horses.
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