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Changed 'Rabbits' for him. You remember 'Rabbits, sir? nice-looking horse, but inclined to stumble. All bays now, and not a better-looking telephone team in France." And then an anxious moment. Nearest the wall in the shed which sheltered the officers' horses stood my own horse dear old Silvertail, always a gentleman among horses, but marked in his likes and dislikes.
She rules that poor old goose, Lady Gramshawe, who feels that Lady Firebrace makes her life miserable, but is convinced that if she break with the torturer, she loses her only friend." "There goes a man who is as much altered as any fellow of our time." "Not in his looks; I was thinking the other night that he was better-looking than ever." "Oh! no; not in his looks; but in his life.
But in the first place I wish that Peter Morrison would let my girl alone, and in the second place I don't care if there are a thousand just as nice girls or even better-looking girls than Linda, though any girl would be going some if she were nicer and better looking than Linda.
And when he communicated information in return, it was with a lucid intelligence that left all his words clear graven on the memory; no explanation of his giving, no fact of his narrating, did I ever forget. "Pooh!" said he. "My mother is a better-looking woman.
"You're better-looking then you ever were, Jennie; and if you weren't you're the only woman for me, anyhow. Don't you think I realize what this exile means to you and that you're doing it for me?" "I I don't mind it." "Yes, you do. To-night we'll go out and make a night of it, shall we? Supper at the Grand, the theater, and then the Tabarin, eh?" She loosened herself from his arms.
"He always employed me till you came," she shrieked, shaking her fist at her, "and now he gives it all to you because you're younger and better-looking." She gave the woman as much as she dared spare, the calculation did not take long, and went on climbing the stairs.
No change of costume was needed for this work, save to lay off outer clothing. The first one was as perfect a garment for exercise as need be devised, absolutely free to move in, and, I had to admit, much better-looking than our usual one. "Forty over forty some of 'em fifty, I bet and look at 'em!" grumbled Terry in reluctant admiration.
He was a better-looking man than Hugh Stanbury, so she told herself with a passing thought; but he lacked he lacked; what was it that he lacked? Was it youth, or spirit, or strength; or was it some outward sign of an inward gift of mind? Was it that he was heavy while Hugh was light? Was it that she could find no fire in his eye, while Hugh's eyes were full of flashing?
It was nine days later when he left the little Michigan station in the morning and walked down the country road toward his farm. He was sixty-four years of age now, but he was a better-looking man than he was when he entered the army. His step was vigorous, his eye was clear, and there was lacking all that dull look which comes to the countenance of the man who drinks intoxicants.
But before he reached them Pierre stopped beside a very handsome, dark man of middle height, and in a white uniform, who stood by a window talking to a tall man wearing stars and a ribbon. Natasha at once recognized the shorter and younger man in the white uniform: it was Bolkonski, who seemed to her to have grown much younger, happier, and better-looking.
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