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And the door was bolted on the stair side. The cook's cousin, who was a gamekeeper, kicked at the door, and said "Hullo, you there!" The children were holding on to each other on the other side of the door, and trembling with anxiousness and very hoarse with their howls. They could hardly speak, but Cyril managed to reply huskily "Hullo, you there!" "How did you get up there?"
She went with him into the library. Was it to speak of his anxiousness as to the state of her father's health that he had led her there, and that he held her hand? He alarmed her, and he pacified her alarm, yet bade her reflect on the matter, saying that her father, like other fathers, would be more at peace upon the establishment of his daughter. Mr. Austin remarked that the colonel was troubled.
Now I was gone so tired, that I fell upon sleep in a moment, yet with a dear thought and anxious, concerning Naani; but was so starved of the body for slumber, that even mine anxiousness kept me not awake. And I was then so fast with sleep that I knew naught for eight hours of very sound slumber.
Dick nodded kindly to me; but a shade of anxiousness passed over the weaver's face, and he said "I hope you don't mind my asking, but would you tell me where you come from? I am curious about such things for good reasons, literary reasons." Dick was clearly kicking him underneath the table; but he was not much abashed, and awaited my answer somewhat eagerly.
The stew for dinner to-day was better than the stew yesterday, but I could not take my usual. I am fed up with anxiousness. Kindly write by return. Why do you never put any X X X in your letters? Do you want me to stop putting them in mine? Your aff. intended, M. ROBINSON. P.S. It is not to be the Dardanelles, but we are likely going to Flanders next week. Excuse writing and spelling as usual.
Each of the three faces was pale enough; but Pamela had the trouble of these two, as well as her own anxiousness in her eyes. "Theo," she said to her, "what have you done? Don't you understand what a mad act you have been guilty of?" But her voice was not as sharp as usual, and it even softened before she finished speaking.
And afterward, as I lay my head back upon the scrip and the pouch, which were to me my pillow, I went to think a little upon Naani, as alway I did in my constant journeying; yet, presently, I strove sometimes that I put her from my mind, that I should sleep; for a bitter sorrow and anxiousness was oft upon me when that I did think upon her; and this you may know; for truly I knew not what terror was come to her, afar in the silence of the Night.
"A beautiful, grown-up young woman," he said, glancing reflectively over her soft, swaying slimness, her white frock with its purple ribbon and golden jonquils, and up to her tender cheek. Sheba blushed with sweet delight. "Am I beautiful, Uncle Tom?" she inquired, with a lovely anxiousness in her eyes.
When they left the restaurant, the four walked to Eighth and Broadway, where they stopped beside the electric car. Bert and Billy were awkward and silent, oppressed by a strange aloofness. But Mary embraced Saxon with fond anxiousness. "It's all right, dear," Mary whispered. "Don't be scared. It's all right. Think of all the other women in the world."
Pericles affected disdain of any success which Vittoria had yet achieved. 'Wait for Act the Third, he said; but his irritable anxiousness to hold intercourse with every one, patriot or critic, German, English, or Italian, betrayed what agitation of exultation coursed in his veins.
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