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Well, he wasn't he was obviously a man of the world, and the way he apologised... I have enough faith in my own power and beauty to know I could make a man treat me just as I wanted to be treated."... It floated into her dreams that sweet scent of cigarette smoke. And then she remembered that she had heard nobody go down the stone stairs.

"Blame silly. Might 'ave a bit more respec' for a man's nerves." Harrison Smith cursed him fluently as he led the way to a Ford car standing in the yard. "Lot of use to me you'd have been if the splits had got you. It's a big job we're tackling and I don't want it spoilt by dam-fool sneak thief tricks." Freddie Dirk apologised and explained his distaste for idleness.

I went at once to Sofya Semyonovna's, for I wanted to know what was going on. I looked round, I saw the coffin, the children crying, and Sofya Semyonovna trying them on mourning dresses. No sign of you. I apologised, came away, and reported to Avdotya Romanovna. So that's all nonsense and you haven't got a girl; the most likely thing is that you are mad.

Leary this, and now as he bade her farewell she was saying it once more in practically the same words, when Mrs. Carroway's coloured maid, Blanche, touched him on the arm. "'Scuse me, suh," apologised Blanche, "but the hall man downstairs he send up word jes' now by the elevator man 'at you'd best be comin' right on down now, suh, effen you expects to git a taxicab.

Lady Margaret had stood quietly waiting for her mood to change. Dorothy apologised, but her mistress only smiled and said, 'I am in no haste, child. I like to see another impressed as I was when first I stood just where you stand now. Come, then, I will show you something different.

I was up half the night; but I feel all right now." The next time I met the shy bee-man he on his part apologised for the exuberant bee-man hesitatingly, falteringly, winding up with the words, "I think you will understand." I grasped his hand, and left him with a wan smile on his face. Instinctively I came to treat the two men in a wholly different manner.

He apologised before he left. "You're a man, Hamilton," he said. "All you Canadians are men. I've some things to tell when I get home." The boy could not go with them. There would be canals to swim across, and there was his empty sleeve and weakness. He would never swim again, he thought.

Ned apologised, and explained that he had had some difficulty in finding the house. "Umph! Your uncle tells me that you're a sharp fellow, and write a good hand. Have you ever been in an office before?" "No, sir. Up till now I have been at college. My uncle is rather partial, I fear, and may have spoken too highly of me. I think, however, that my hand is not a bad one. At least it is legible."

He apologised very gracefully for his acquaintance's brusque behaviour of the night before, which, whilst deprecating, he explained by attributing it to a feeling of jealousy, Madera having, it would appear, exhibited a decided disposition to pay serious attention to Dona Antonia during his last two or three visits.

Avoiding the question of etymology, upon which the old gentleman's mind was quite made up, he was several times assured that the housekeeper had never been married. He expressed great satisfaction on hearing this, and apologised for the question, remarking that he had been greatly terrified by a widow not long before, and that his natural timidity was increased in consequence.