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Then I felt the bark rising. I pushed as hard as I could, and here I am." "Ax 'im his name," said Drusilla in an awe-stricken tone. "Ah, I forgot," responded the little man. "I know you, but you don't know me. My name is Mr. Thimblefinger, and I shall be happy to serve you. Whenever you want me just tap three times on the head of your bed." "Thank goodness!
A rather pale and awe-stricken child appeared somewhere in a little box opposite Frank, with a virtuous mother in black silk behind her. As she reached the corner by Barker's Lane a man had jumped at her and seized the tin. Jennings' door had opened. Then the man had run away. "Had she seen the man clearly?" No, she hadn't seen him at all; she had just seen that he was a man.
They knew they were going to their death and everybody else knew it that saw them go but they charged!" "Did you see it, Capt. Drummond?" "I saw it." "And did they go to their death?" said Daisy, awe-stricken, for Captain Drummond's look said that he was thinking of something it had been grave to see. "Why yes.
The road was her precious scheme, and she steadfastly believed that with the order of the worshipful Quarterly County Court declaring it open, with a duly appointed overseer and a gang of assigned work-hands and the presidial fostering care of a road commissioner, the haggard old semblance must needs desist from supernatural emblazonment in the awe-stricken nights, and that logic and law would soon serve to exorcise its baleful influence.
'And what, said Mulcahy in an awe-stricken whisper, after some conversation on the eternal subject, 'are you going to do to me, Dan? This might have been the language of an able conspirator conciliating a weak spirit. 'You'll see, said Dan grimly, turning over in his cot, 'or I rather shud say you'll not see. This was hardly the language of a weak spirit. Mulcahy shook under the bed-clothes.
Keep in with Frejus: you cannot do wrong by it; although you must remember that at present he is in ill odour with the king, and you need not go with him twice to Versailles. But, above all, when you are introduced to Louis, do not forget that you cannot please him better than by appearing awe-stricken." Such was Bolingbroke's parting advice.
Mrs. Radcliffe and Monk Lewis were nothing to this, and the awe-stricken observer, if he could creep safely out of the long grass, did not fail to do so quietly, fortifying his courage by remembering stories of the genial humanity of the last old pastor who inhabited the Manse, and who for fifty years was the bland and beneficent Pope of Concord.
"Monsieur, I can hardly tell it," Adolphe said in a low awe-stricken voice. "It is too awful even for these fiends." "What is it, Adolphe? Tell me. If they have been murdered I will go straight to Nantes and kill Carrier the first time he leaves his house, though they may tear me to pieces afterwards." "They are not murdered yet," Adolphe said; "but they are to be, and everyone else."
And Peter, awe-stricken, realized that he had now reached the very top of Mount Olympus, he was at the highest point he could hope to reach until he went to heaven. The old man fixed his dark eyes on his visitor. "Who wrote me that letter?" whispered the husky voice. Peter had been expecting this. "What letter, sir?" "A letter telling me to see you." "I don't know anything about it, sir."
"Why, who can be shooting now?" said Dick in an awe-stricken whisper. "Is anything wrong?" "I don't know. Look! look!" Tom whispered these words, and pointed in the opposite direction, to a lambent light which seemed to be moving slowly over the marshy edge of the mere.
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