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"Don't say 'not really!" Lydia, who happened to hate this expression, which as a matter of fact Martie only used in moments of airy rebellion, said sharply: "If that man hasn't any sense, you ought to have!" "We used to be intimate friends a few years ago," Martie offered mildly. "We had a lot to say." "A lot that couldn't be said before Pa and me, I suppose?" Lydia asked bitingly.
For a moment Madden's old friendship for Smith and his new gratitude for this silent unknown youth struggled, then he said: "Greer, do you know anything about that chest?" A look of blank surprise, then indignation went over Greer's heavy serious face, then he said bitingly: "You sure stand by your pal, all right," and moved out of the cabin without another word.
Now having a night, a day, and still another night following before me in New Bedford, ere I could embark for my destined port, it became a matter of concernment where I was to eat and sleep meanwhile. It was a very dubious-looking, nay, a very dark and dismal night, bitingly cold and cheerless. I knew no one in the place.
"Remember this is a little slam bid, doubled and redoubled " "I should think you would like to forget that, Carolyn!" Penny commented bitingly. "But I agree with Carolyn, Hugo, that Karen is quite capable of making her little slam without your assistance." "Please don't mind," Karen begged. "Hugo just wanted to help me, because I'm such a dub at bridge " "The finest little player in town!"
"Yes, I suppose you would," he rejoined bitingly. She got to her feet slowly, a flush passing over her face. "If you think I would, did you not think that a great many other people would think so too, and for the same reason?" she asked, still evenly, but very slowly. "Not for the same reason," he rejoined in a low, savage voice.
A second later, Strong had vanished down the corridor, leaving Tom and Astro hugging each other and clapping each other on the back in delirious joy. Roger merely stood to one side, a sarcastic smile on his face. "And now, as we prepare to face the unknown dangers of space," he said bitingly, "let us unite our voices and sing the Academy hymn together! Huh!" He strode toward the door.
"That will do, Ferris!" coldly exhorted the colonel. "We wish no scenes here. You will take this seventyfive dollar check which Mr. Gault has so kindly made out for you, and you will go." "Leavin' Chum behind?" babbled Ferris, aghast. "Not leavin' Chum behind? PLEASE not!" He pulled himself together with an effort that drove his nails bitingly into his palms and left his face gray.
Truedale never recalled clearly how he spent the hours between the time he left Greyson's until he knocked on the door of White's cabin; but it was broad daylight and bitingly cold when Jim flung the door open and looked at the stranger with no idea, for a moment, that he had ever seen him before. Then, putting his hand out wonderingly, he muttered: "Gawd!" and drew Truedale in.
He caught a feeling of chumminess, though at the same time he was bitingly aware that it was very much of a woman who embraced him in that comradely smile. Looking back, as they came to the bank of Squaw Creek, they could see the stampede, strung out irregularly, struggling along the descent of the divide. They slipped down the bank to the creek bed.
It is wonderful what rubbish is tolerable if only talked in a foreign tongue. "I don't see what you wanted to have that Stirling for?" said Honorable Mrs. Justice Gallagher, to him who conferred that proud title upon her, after the guests had departed. "You are clever, arn't you?" said Gallagher, bitingly. "That's living with you," retorted the H.M.J., who was not easily put down.
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