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At times the Signor Antonio pitched a note compounded half of cursing, half of crying, it seemed: both pathetic and objurgative, as if he whimpered anathemas and had inexpressible bitter things in his mind. But there was a remedy! He displayed the specific on a third finger. It was there. So much his electric French and gesticulations plainly asserted.
They felt that it would vitally affect Mendova. They whispered among themselves as to what it meant. They learned that a policeman had been stationed in front of the notorious resort and that that policeman had done the shooting during a fight with waiters and bouncers and with Palura himself. "We hadn't better get to go up town," Jet whimpered. "Hit don't sound right!"
The two filibusters and the farmer's eldest son, all visibly perturbed, likewise joined in the commotion, while the smaller children looked on from the background and whimpered. "What's happened?" O'Reilly demanded, breathlessly. Norine turned a puzzled face to him, meanwhile warding off the farmer's attack. "I can't quite make out," she said. "They all talk at once.
Now, however, a faint, familiar scent seemed to fill the passage, some tiny creatures moved and whimpered, and, with almost savage joy, the vixen discovered her cubs, alive and unharmed, huddled together near the furze.
Yes, last night they had been man and wife; that was to save getting two rooms, and travel economically. But she had been very foolish to agree to it. "'Miss Torsen, then?" he whimpered. And to put an end to the game, she paid for both of them and took her knapsack on her back. They walked again.
He came up again further along stream, swam choking to the bank, clung to the grasses. He whimpered as he sought foot-hold in the slime. It was ill to be down in that abominable sink of death. Abominable, yes, to them who discerned there death only; but sacramental and sweet enough to the men who were dying there for love. Any face that rose was smiling.
Perhaps a cup of tea may steady your nerves." Elsie poured out the tea at once, and handed it kindly to the poor shaken woman, whose distress was very genuine. "The Daily Telegraph told me to come here. That's why I came," she whimpered at last. "But no one seems glad to see me," she added tearfully. Andrew felt a pang of self-reproach. "We are very glad," he said promptly.
Kalus stepped back, panting, his heart near exploding with the effort and fear, while the tiger yet leered over his fallen enemy, unsure of its end. Then the bear's eyes faded, and all was silence. The cub whimpered out from its hiding place, looking to Kalus for some sign of reassurance. He knelt down and caressed her head against him, feeling much the same need himself.
She begged for a week's delay; 'before the parting'; as her dear old silly mother's pathos whimpered it, of the separation for a month! and he smiled and hummed pleasantly at any small petition, thinking her in error to expect Dartrey's return to town before the close of a week; and then wondering at women, mildly denouncing in his heart the mothers who ran risk of disturbing their daughters' bosoms with regard to particular heroes married or not.
"She's the waitress here." "Downstairs? In this hotel?" Augusta Kunkel nodded. "I don't blame him," Dr. Harpe replied bluntly, "I saw her at supper. She's a peach!" "She's the belle of Crowheart," admitted the girl reluctantly. "And who is he? What's his name?" The girl hesitated but as though yielding to a stronger will than her own, she whimpered: "Symes Andy P. Symes."
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