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"Giacomo, here is the young captain." "Hush! Not too loud," came the soft warning from the man behind the cigar. As Benson came up this second man held out a hand, which the submarine boy unsuspiciously took, at the same time looking over this second man. He appeared, like the first, to be a laborer at the Melville yard. "I hear you have some interesting word for me," began Benson.
Mahon proceeded unsuspiciously to the conference, where he was suddenly seized by order of his treacherous host, and carried into the neighbouring mountains of Knocinreorin. Here a small force, placed for the purpose by the conspirators, had orders promptly to despatch their victim. But the foul deed was not done unwitnessed.
That sort of pride would move one to see sacrilegious adorations. "Did not your Voices call you Daughter of God?" Joan answered with simplicity, and unsuspiciously: "Yes; before the siege of Orleans and since, they have several times called me Daughter of God." Further indications of pride and vanity were sought. "What horse were you riding when you were captured? Who gave it you?" "The King."
"I was just thinking of the way folks are talking." Then he laughed right out; and if Joan had only understood the man she would have known that his merriment was but the precursor of something still more unpleasant. But such natures as his were quite foreign to her. She merely instinctively disliked him. "What do you mean?" she asked unsuspiciously.
Penn Morgan was never quite sure that he had meant to betray his cousin, but, finding that several others were trafficking with the rebels, fancied he might mention their names as men on whom a sharp eye might be kept. Andrew went unsuspiciously into town one day, eager to learn something about the British army, and if it were true they were preparing for an active campaign.
He would steal out while the family were at church to which he had professed himself too ill to go and manage to cajole the village druggist out of a lump; or, it might be, the carrier had unsuspiciously brought him some in a packet from a distance.
I had only just put on my cloth cap when a postman came round the corner. I gave him good morning and he answered me unsuspiciously. At the moment the clock of a neighbouring church struck the hour of seven. There was not a second to spare. As soon as I got to Euston Road I took to my heels and ran. The clock at Euston Station showed five minutes past the hour.
"I am sorry," he said, when she desisted from her examination. "It's my fault," said Juliet unsuspiciously, and closed the door. She led the way along the passage and down the stairs. "Who are you?" she asked, turning round half way down. "I am a friend of Mallow's," said the detective. "I have never met you?" "Yet I have been to your house, Miss Saxon. Perhaps my name, Miles Jennings, may "
That's luck again for little Enid." "How long have you known Millard?" In a flash I realized Kennedy's cleverness. This was the fact he had wished to unearth. The question was as natural as could be. He had led up to it deliberately. I was sure of that. "Four, nearly five years," she replied, unsuspiciously. Then suddenly she bit her lip, although her expression was well masked.
Cole unsuspiciously pursued his way, and presenting himself authoritatively before the deputy, declared his business and opened his bag. There, in place of the commission against the heretics, lay the pack of cards with the knave of clubs uppermost! The story goes on to say that the dean raged in discomfited fury, but that the deputy, though himself a Roman Catholic, took the matter easily.
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