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They both looked apprehensively towards the future, towards a crisis which they knew was inexorably approaching. They were afraid, while pretending to have no fear. And one afternoon, precipitately, surprisingly, the crisis came. 'You are the father of a son a very noisy son, said the doctor, coming into the drawing-room where Edward had sat in torture for three hours. 'And May?

"Do you remember her?" asked Mrs Devitt of her husband. "Of course I do, now I come to think of it," he replied. "What was she like?" He paused for a moment or two before replying. "She'd reddy sort of hair and queer eyes. She was a fine little girl, but a fearful tomboy," said Devitt. "Pretty, then!" exclaimed Mrs Devitt, as she glanced apprehensively at her step-daughter. "She was then.

Happy Jack, warned at last by that unnamed instinct which tells of a presence unseen, turned around and looked up apprehensively. The Happy Family, sitting in a row upon their heels on the bank, looked down at him gravely and appreciatively. "There's a can uh wagon dope, up at camp," Cal Emmett informed him sympathetically. "Aw " Happy Jack began, and choked upon his humiliation.

Langford, what is the meaning of this visit?" "Very much meaning, Mrs. Graham," was the reply; "and of very much significance to you, I suspect. I come here well primed with information which I am sure will cause you to welcome me as you perhaps would welcome nobody else in the world." Mrs. Graham leaned forward eagerly, expectantly, apprehensively. "You come as a friend, I assume," she said.

"Well, I hope he won't be out looking for you today, with me in your sleigh," said the widow, almost apprehensively, "because, you know, deacon, I have always wanted you to beat Squire Hopkins." The deacon looked at her sharply. There was a softness in her tones that appealed to him, even if she had not expressed such agreeable sentiments.

Then he does not gesticulate, while most Indian orators depend more upon signs than words for effect. He stands with his toes turned out, and his ears are not cut. In fact, I don't believe he is any more an Indian than I am." "What do you think he is?" inquired Christie, apprehensively. "I don't know what he is; but I believe him to be an a Frenchman." "Oh!" said the other, in a relieved tone.

But he did not conclude his remark, for they were rising, and both he and Johnston leaned apprehensively forward and looked out of one of the windows. Down below the long lines of people were silently waving their hats, scarfs and handkerchiefs as the machine swept along over their heads.

"But this is impossible," Jack said, glancing apprehensively at the growing mob of angry Bruckians outside the stockades. "What could have happened? What have we done?" "I don't know," Tiger said. "But whatever we've done has turned into a boomerang. We knew that the antibody might not work, and the disease might just go right ahead, but we didn't anticipate anything like this."

"Has my pale little girl a bloom?" repeated Moodie with a kind of slow wonder. "Priscilla with a bloom in her cheeks! Ah, I am afraid I shall not know my little girl. And is she happy?" "Just as happy as a bird," answered Hollingsworth. "Then, gentlemen," said our guest apprehensively, "I don't think it well for me to go any farther.

"That remains to be seen!" from the doctor. "Come we must find out what has happened!" Within a minute they knew. As they came out of the private door on the now emptied floor of the great temple, they saw the senior queen, the Nervina, coming down the great stairway from the Spot of Life. "What is it?" called Harry, apprehensively. "The Aradna!" she replied. Her voice was curiously strained.

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