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You know how slow Tubby is, and perhaps I can give the little Curtis girl some pleasure by calling on her." "Without doubt she'll have pleasure," observed Helen, somewhat bitingly. "She is likely to scold and 'bullyrag' to her heart's content. You're such a meek thing that you'll let her."
Even when these faces were far enough away to be but yellowish oval planes, their say-not-so expressions were still bitingly eloquent. Now a northern breeze chilled the air, as the hateful three became indistinguishable in the haze of autumn dusk, whereupon Florence stopped swinging her foot, left the railing, and went morosely into the house.
"Listen at his squeaky voice!" "I'm going to be a better minister," shouted Georgie, "than all three of you put together. I could do it with my left hand!" The three laughed bitingly in chorus. They jeered, derided, scoffed, and raised an uproar which would have had its effect upon much stronger nerves than Georgie's.
"The object of clothing, Mark, is to cover and to protect yourself, not to express yourself," said Mrs. de Tracy bitingly. "The thought of wearing anything bright always makes me shrink," remarked Miss Smeardon, who had never apparently observed the tip of her own nose, "but some persons are less sensitive on these points than others." Mrs. de Tracy bowed an approving assent to this.
Carroll bitingly. Mr. Wrandall held up his hand deprecatingly. "We had an idea that an unheard of agency might accomplish more than one of the famous organisations." "Well, you see what has come of it," growled the other. "I was opposed to the reward, sir," declared Mr. Wrandall with some heat.
Her father took her to Charlotte on the very day you saw her safe at home." He reined up short in the narrow way. "So?" he said, most bitingly. "And that is why you take the embassy to Lord Cornwallis and fub me off with the one to Gates. By heaven, Captain Ireton, we shall change rôles here and now!" Ah, my dears, the love-madness is a curious thing.
The north wind moaned and keened dismally under the toil of wafting on this portentous load, and its breath was bitingly sharp, so that when the lads came in from the forge, their grandfather said, "Ah, Dan, shut over the door, for there's a blast sweepin' through it 'ud freeze ten rigiments as stiff as staties." We usually take a large view of things at Lisconnel.
The leader was speaking in a quiet, mild voice, the other officials were seated on Windsor chairs. The smell of the place was nauseating, and yet the atmosphere was bitingly cold. The warm-wrapped visitors could see rows and rows of discoloured backs and elbows, and caps, and stringy kerchiefs.
'Quite! said Birkin, bitingly. Gerald stood leaning back against the mantel-piece. He looked down at Birkin, and his eyes flashed with a sort of terror like the eyes of a stallion, that are bloodshot and overwrought, turned glancing backwards in a stiff terror. 'I fell that if I don't watch myself, I shall find myself doing something silly, he said. 'Why not do it? said Birkin coldly.
Since then I've been looking around for something better to do." "And have found it, of course," I said bitingly. "Or else you would be drawing your salary as manager and saying nothing to me of all this! Well, where does poor Phil go, and when?" He turned his dark-curled head and regarded me with calm surprise. "I didn't exactly know that my wife was going anywhere, Mr. Locke." "What?
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