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"It is as though they were afraid of me," Raskolnikov was thinking to himself, looking askance at his mother and sister. Pulcheria Alexandrovna was indeed growing more timid the longer she kept silent. "Yet in their absence I seemed to love them so much," flashed through his mind. "Do you know, Rodya, Marfa Petrovna is dead," Pulcheria Alexandrovna suddenly blurted out. "What Marfa Petrovna?"
Our host relapsed into silence and seemed to be pondering some profound problem in his mind; but suddenly blurted out, "Strangers, reckon ye haint gut any of the rale critter, have ye? no corn juice pison nor nuthin'? reckon I was born dry!" My guide in reply produced a long flat bottle of about his own size, and passed it with "try that Kunnel."
"It's no more than fair to us," insisted Dan. "On the whole," Dick continued, "I don't believe it would be fair to the other fellows." "You big tease!" blurted Harry Hazelton indignantly. "No; I don't mean to tease you," Dick rejoined, his eyes twinkling. "But I believe in playing fair in life. Don't you, fellows?" "What has this to do with being fair?" demanded Tom.
"What's comin' to you up to date," he blurted out, "and a week's salary instead of notice." She was dismissed! Some girls might have collapsed under this final blow, but not so Winifred Bartlett. Knowing it was useless to say anything to the clerk, she spiritedly demanded an interview with the manager. This was refused.
Some half dozen of the men headed by Sim and Bub are drinking heavily most of the time, gambling between spells for the money with which to buy the poison. Very late one night a party of drunken men pounded with their fists upon my door. "She's in hic there, boys," said one of the men in a halting way customary with tipplers. "Bust in the door!" blurted another.
"It is not difficult to guess," Lanyard admitted. "A sad business, monsieur." "Sad!" the captain iterated in a tone of harsh sarcasm. "That's a mild name to give murder." Even had it not been blurted violently at him, that word was staggering. The adventurer echoed it blankly. "You can't mean Lieutenant Thackeray ?"
At first the young cadet did not dare to tell the truth, but finally he blurted out that he had taken a glass of liquor against his will and it had turned his stomach in a most painful manner. "Where did you get the liquor?" demanded Captain Putnam sternly. "I I oh, must I tell you, sir?" "Yes, Harry." "I that is, Lew Flapp Oh, sir, I don't want to be a tattle-tale."
"Why," he blurted, "because they say I've no right to come up like this without we mean to marry " Miriam was indignant at anybody's forcing the issues between them. She had been furious with her own father for suggesting to Paul, laughingly, that he knew why he came so much. "Who says?" she asked, wondering if her people had anything to do with it. They had not. "Mother and the others.
But I don't like Injun tracks. Not these days. Now I'm goin' to scare this lazy outfit. Mebbe thet'll make them rustle. But don't you be scared." In camp the advent of fresh venison was hailed with satisfaction. "Wal, I'll gamble the shot thet killed this meat was heerd by Injuns," blurted out Horn, as he deposited his burden on the grass and whipped out his hunting-knife.
You would like her if you knew her, really " "Maybe so," said Costello, somewhat dubiously; and then he blurted out: "Well, profess', I've come on a professional visit! I want to put you wise before you turn up to play to-night." Von Barwig looked pained. Costello was bawling at the top of his voice, and he was afraid that the household would hear. "Hush, please! You speak so loud.
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