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"We'll go back up no hill, you bet on that!" he asserted belligerently. "We go by the road. We're done foolin' with you, my bucko! You go ahead and show the way and be quick about it! If you don't, you'll have trouble with me. Now git!" He released the wrist with a shove that sent the watchman ten feet away, and cowed him to subjection.
Alphonse Poller was the brilliant scientist who devised this method of taking impressions and making models. He called it 'moulage. The word is used either as a verb or a noun. "Off hand, I should say that 'Fingy' Smith's teeth will not fit into the marks made in this apple. When the plaster model comes up here we will see." "What of it?" belligerently protested Conners.
Van wasn't a dignified man at all, but as he said that with a sudden flash of his mild eyes, there was something in his face and manner that daunted Aunt Kipp more than the small fist belligerently shaken at her from behind the sofa.
"A boy took it," said Phil, "and threw it into the street, and a wagon went over it and broke it." Jimmy was quite indignant for his friend, when the story had been told. "It's lucky for Tim Rafferty that he is not here," said Paul, "or he might suffer." "If I was a big boy I'd lick him," said Jimmy, belligerently. "I never saw you so warlike before, Jimmy," said Paul.
I'm just doing a little checking." "My license is okay," the woman said belligerently. "The place is clean and orderly." "That's not what I'm checking about. There's been some counterfeit money passed in this neighborhood and we're trying to trace it down." The woman had a pronounced mustache that quivered at this news. "Counterfeit! My roomers are honest." "I'm sure they are.
Jannan, sir; and a witness," a clerk answered. The other gazed at the paper before him. "Susan Brundon," he read in a loud, uncompromising tone. Jasper Penny's eyes narrowed belligerently; he would see that these pothouse politicians gave Susan every consideration possible. He was, with Stephen, a far from negligible force in the city elections. "School mistress," the Mayor read on.
"Yes," continued Elsie; "It's a woman's privilege." "It seems to me," said Tom, eagerly, "that women claim a great many privileges, and very odd ones, sometimes." "Isn't it our privilege!" demanded Elsie, belligerently. "Do you mean to deny that we haven't a right to be just as selfish and whimsical as we please, and that it's your duty to submit?"
"One question at a time, please, brother Venusian," said the man in white. "And when you address me, my name is Lactu." "Lactu what?" asked Astro belligerently. "Your own name should tell you that we on Venus only have one name." "Never mind that rocket wash!" barked Astro. "When do I get out of here?" "You will never leave here as you came," said Lactu quietly.
" Yes, 'Marco," cried Nora, belligerently. " 'Marco, Do you object to the name? What's the matter with you, anyhow?" " Well," rejoined the other, nodding her head wisely, "he may be a prince, but I've always heard that these continental titles are no good in comparison to the English titles." "Yes, but who told you so, eh? " demanded Nora, noisily. She herself answered the question.
Lorry stepped instantly to the conductor's side, shook his finger vigorously under his nose, and exclaimed in no uncertain tones: "Now, that's enough from you! If I hear another word out of you, I'll make you sweat blood before tomorrow morning. Understand, my friend." "Aw, who are you?" demanded the conductor, belligerently. "You'll learn that soon enough.
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