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It was, indeed, a narrow escape, for the ball had ploughed one of his cheeks so that it bled profusely, and I could have freely returned the shot in the rage which I felt. Perhaps it would have been better for all parties had I fired, for it would only have been disabling as black-hearted a scoundrel as ever breathed.
"Because, if you were not concerned, there would be, to put it in good Hibernian, only one horn to the dilemma and your uncle would be impaled upon that one." "Mercy!" she shuddered, in mock dismay. "That sounds almost vindictive. Are you vindictive, Mr. Ford?" "Terribly," he laughed. "The black-hearted villain of melodrama isn't a patch on me when I'm stirred."
But Helen at this instant recollected what Captain Warmsley had said of the fresh-killed pigeon, which the falconer in the nick of time is to lay upon the heron's back; and now, even as the cancelleering was going on three times most beautifully, Helen saw only the dove, the white dove, which that black-hearted German held, his great hand round the throat, just raised to wring it.
Their statements were torn to pieces, and they were nearly put to shame, when they began to attack the contradictions of the Gospel, but they could not prove their assertions. The black-hearted mean-spirited disputants shrank from this proposal, and answered only with angry words.
And if ever it must be shorn, old man, may it fare like the royal beard of Henry I., of England, and be clipped by the right reverend hand of some Archbishop of Sees. As for Captain Claret, let it not be supposed that it is here sought to impale him before the world as a cruel, black-hearted man. Such he was not.
Well, we was here first, and Saul says we'll be here last. But I think it's plumb scan'lous the way them rustlers bunches together and fights. They never was known to do it before, and they wouldn't do it now if it wasn't for that black-hearted thief, Macdonald!" "Did you ever see him?" Frances asked. "No, I never did, and don't never want to!"
"There is something in that, Lucy; but I think my guardian and you are mad upon just that one point. Talboys is a fool and a snob." "Arthur," said Lucy, severely, "if you speak so of my uncle's friends, you and I shall quarrel." "You won't quarrel just now, if you can help it." "Won't I, though? Why not, pray?" "Because your skein is not wound yet." "Oh, you little black-hearted thing!"
He's Sir Richard Frayne, Baronet, and the man as hurt him is his black-hearted cousin Mark, as calls himself `Sir. Him of the 310th." "Stop, my man," cried the colonel. "This is a terribly serious charge to make against an officer and a gentleman." "Officer!" cried Jerry, who was boiling over with hysterical excitement; "he deserves to have his uniform stripped off his back.
Certainly there was the gardener, Blake, about the premises who, being of the downright black-hearted sex, might have let fall the words Max had evidently garnered and laid by with such care and accuracy until occasion offered. But he was so surly and monosyllabic a man that the children gave him the widest of berths, and therefore that theory was unlikely. Anna aspersed the character of Larkin.
But I shall find her, I know I shall find her; and then, let Joanna say or do what she may, I will forgive my own Mary, for I know she will deserve her pardon. As for him, I feel confident that he may be traced yet; and that I can shame him into making the atonement of marrying her. If he should refuse, then the black-hearted villain shall "
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