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"You are belying yourself, Hallett. You have taken things very well as they came, whatever they might be; save for a little grumbling, which does no harm to anyone and, I acknowledge, amuses me very much." "I have no expectation or design," Hallett grumbled, "but it seems to amuse you. However, I suppose I must put up with it, till the end." "I am afraid you will have to do so, Hallett.
Pay me two-twenty-five a day. Then no more job." "Have you tried the mines?" "What? Me? They got me all right! I go up to San Jose. Pit-boss say, 'Get the hell out of here, you old groucher! You don't get no more jobs in this district!" Hal looked Mike over, and saw that his dirty old face was drawn and white, belying the feeble cheerfulness of his words.
But say you will not tell. Do." "No, indeed I willn't tell, come what may." Mary sat still looking at the writing, and turning the paper round with careful examination, trying to hope, but her very fears belying her hopes.
"I am a Christian," replied the clergyman with a trace of embarrassment; "but for a long time we have been obliged to admit, we pastors of the civilized Church of the Occident, that God would not be able, without belying himself, to change the order of things which he established when he created the universe.
"How strange of you to stay apart from her like this!" said Sue, her trembling lip and lumpy throat belying her irony. "You, such a religious man. How will the demi-gods in your Pantheon I mean those legendary persons you call saints intercede for you after this? Now if I had done such a thing it would have been different, and not remarkable, for I at least don't regard marriage as a sacrament.
Had I seen you, I should probably have stammered out something feeble and unsatisfactory something belying my feelings rather than explaining them; so it is perhaps as well that I was denied admission to your presence.
He even tried to include his son and herself in this new atmosphere, but with each remark in their direction his manner changed subtly. Toward herself, in particular, his feelings were too deep for him to succeed in belying them. As the meal progressed, she realized that her dim forebodings were fast materializing into a certain danger.
That all these men of God should hold formally to dogmas belying the humaneness of their actual practise here was the puzzling anomaly that might well give pause to any casual message-bringer. Struggle as he might, it was like a tangling mesh cast over him this growing sense of his own futility. Along with this conviction of his powerlessness there came to him a new sense of reliance upon Nancy.
The master of the station was standing by, so I was obliged to give the name of Gyges in order not to excite his suspicions by belying my pass, as it was only through this that I could obtain fresh horses.
"You're a liar!" flashed Dock Heaters. Bud Mason half rose, then sat down again; his triumph was sufficient without a fight. To him "liar" was a hard name to swallow without resort to blows, but he only said, his flashing eyes belying his calm tone, "Mebbe I am a liar, jest ast Jane." "Is that the truth, Jane?" asked Heaters, angrily.
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