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It seemed inconceivable that he should have been in doubt up to this very moment. He rolled his eyes painfully. I was forgetting the infinite might of God. Still, nothing short of a miracle But what had we done to deserve miracles? "Where is the ancient piety of our forefathers which made Spain so great?" he apostrophized the empty air, a little wildly, as if in distraction.
And then the friends who had met her on board returned, and Laurence found himself introduced to three pretty girls fair-haired, blue-eyed, well-dressed eke to a man tall, brown-faced, loosely hung, apparently about thirty years of age none of whose names he could quite succeed in catching, save that the latter was apostrophized as "George."
"I don't know why I apostrophized him, for he's not in the least present except inasmuch as he may prove to be at the bottom of anything unexpected."
"Did that absurd creature," she apostrophized her husband as soon as she got him alone after their arrival at Pupp's, "think I was going to let him drive back with Agatha?" "I wonder," said March, "if that's what Burnamy calls her now?" "I shall despise him if it isn't."
The child, looking at them with burning eyes, apostrophized them in a voice trembling with anger, at intervals stamping his foot and running his hands furiously through his long hair and tossing it in wild disorder. Illustrious Saints of the Eastern Church, heard you ever such language before?
"You are rich and he is poor," was the keynote of her thoughts, repeated from minute to minute. "And it is gold gives you the right in the world's eye to despise him!" she apostrophized the vanished Laura, clothing gold with all the baseness of that person. Now, when one really hates gold, one is at war with one's fellows. The tide sets that way.
It was her tragedy. "All right," Rose apostrophized them grimly. "This time you're up against me." I know what I'm talking about. You're going to learn to say your lines before to-morrow's rehearsal, so that Mr. ... So that Galbraith won't stop you once." We've got lots of time. Rehearsal to-morrow isn't till twelve o'clock.
But, my friends, have we partaken of anything else? We have. My friends, of what else have we partaken? Of spiritual profit? Yes. From whence have we derived that spiritual profit? My young friend, stand forth!" Jo, thus apostrophized, gives a slouch backward, and another slouch forward, and another slouch to each side, and confronts the eloquent Chadband with evident doubts of his intentions.
What glorious exemplars for New York's Four Hundred! a dissolute king, and a woman thus apostrophized by Thomas Carlyle: "Thou unclean thing, what a course was thine: from that first truckle-bed, where thy mother bore thee to an unnamed father; forward, through lowest subterranean depths, and over highest sunlit heights of harlotdom and rascaldom to the guillotine-axe, which shears away thy vainly whimpering head!"
And not being deficient in sense, Jacques Haret took pretty good care not to hint that his star actress was Madame Riano's niece. The climax came, however, when he apostrophized Lafarge as being the self-constituted protector of Madame Riano's property.
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