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Lasse spoke with his face turned away as did the Almighty when He was wroth with His people; and Pelle felt as though he were a hateful renegade, as bad as bad could be. But nevertheless he would not give in. "I should be no use at all here," he said apologetically, gazing in the direction of the sea. "I don't believe in it."
I thought, perhaps, I might pick you up and take you along, but you are so freckled that you are a sight!" Then, as though she recalled the beach supper and the children's invitation, she added, apologetically, "It is very kind, but I am a little out of the habit of such things!" "Hateful thing how can she be Ken's aunt!"
"But the moat is no longer flooded. In fact, we grow cabbages in part of it. If you refer to the strategic strength of the place" he smiled, but his manner was embarrassed again "it is considerable. I have barbed wire fencing, and other arrangements. You see, it is a lonely spot," he added apologetically.
"Right now, right at this minute, we could make it easy to finish the Platform the way it's building in the Shed! There are ferry rockets building somewhere else. You know about them?" Sally said apologetically: "Yes. I know there'll be smaller rocket ships going up to the Platform. They'll carry fuel and stores and exchanges for the crew. Yes, I know there are ferry rockets building."
The tints deepened on Rose's sweet, bright face as she apologetically urged "that at such times there was doubtless nothing better to talk about."
They merely get very ill and give everybody a great deal of highly unnecessary trouble." "I'm not really seedy yet," Winn said apologetically. "I suppose you couldn't give me any idea of how things are going to go I mean how long I've " he hesitated for a few seconds; he felt as if he'd been brought up curiously short "I've got to live," he finished firmly.
"Well, I stopped at the office in Boston on my way out, and inquired. I was sure nobody would know me there." He said this apologetically, as if he had been taking a liberty, and explained: "I wanted to see you very much, and I was afraid that if I let the day go by I should miss you somehow." "Oh, all right," I said.
Apologetically he pulled on his boots, and stepping to the sand dashed the icy water into his face. His muscles groaned and rasped. His neck refused to respond to his desires with its accustomed elasticity. But he drank his tea and downed his scrambled eggs with an enthusiasm unknown in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Marc gave him a hand into the canoe and they were off. The day had begun.
"I prefer stuffed birds to live ones, I confess." The Seraph said apologetically: "And I pwefer gin to gwuel any day." "Gin! Where did you taste gin?" Without reply The Seraph hurried on, while Angel and I scraped our bowls: "There was once a student fellow and he didn't yike live birds, either. He poisoned one and it died. Mrs.
He took off his coat and threw it away, then unbuttoned his trousers and took them off, threw them away and went on dancing in his shirt. "He is a very common man," said the buffo apologetically; "a fellow of no education." This constant introduction of Pasquino must not be taken as involving any anachronism. Pasquino is like Love, he is not Time's fool.
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