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The Sicilian took the stranger's mildness for apprehension, blustered more loudly, and at length fairly challenged him. 'I never seek a quarrel, and I never shun a danger, returned my partner; and six or seven of us adjourned to the garden behind the house. I was of course my partner's second. He took me aside. 'This man will die, said he; 'see that he is buried privately in the church of St.
"You boy have you seen a girl go by here, with a baby?" "Nope," replied Tode, briefly. "How long you be'n settin' here?" "'Bout two weeks," answered the boy, gravely. The woman stormed and blustered, but finding that this made no impression she changed her tactics and began in a wheedling tone, "Now, dearie, you'll help an ol' woman find her baby, won't ye?
He flung the door wide and turned with the saddest look Starr thought she ever had seen on the face of a man: "I know," he said, and his voice was filled with sorrow, "I know but he was one whom I loved!" "Wasted love! Mr. Endicott. Wasted love. Not one of 'em worth it!" blustered the big man walking in.
"Nothing serious, nothing important," blustered my good uncle. "Some triviality such as you can answer in a moment. A little room? Yes, I know one, there, under the stairs. Come, I will find the door for you. Why did we ever come to this wretched ball?" I had no answer for this. Why, indeed!
If I will not allow you to insult me, and bully me, and bluster at me, it is not likely that I will allow you to insult my friends. If Sir George Galbraith's visits are to stop, I shall tell him the reason exactly. He at least is a gentleman." "That is as much as to say that I am not," Dan blustered. "You certainly are not behaving like one now," Beth coolly rejoined. "But there!
I refused. We would sooner both of us have thrown ourselves into the Thames. Alfred blustered and threatened but he could do nothing except cut off the allowance, which he did, at once. Then Mark Winnington found me the cottage here, and made everything smooth for us. I wouldn't take any money from him, though he was abominably ready to give it us! But he got me lessons he got me friends.
The man in the third seat from the back held to the arm of the seat, with hands that were clammy with sweat. He wanted to get up and scream. The words, the voice, the gestures were as familiar as his own face in the glass. Walking up and down, with her hands at right angles to her body, she stormed and blustered, turning eyes of rage on the audience, who rolled in their seats with delight.
It wasn't really as bad as that, you know, and besides, look here, look at me. It all happened three years ago. It's all over with now." Without raising her head, and clinging to him all the closer, Lloyd answered brokenly: "No, no; it's not all over. It never, never will be." "Pshaw, nonsense!" Bennett blustered, "you must not take it to heart like this. We're going to forget all about it now.
We shall be obliged to summon you as a witness at that trial, Mr. Crane." "But I have no intention, sir, of appearing as a witness," blustered that young man. "Mr. Crane, you can have no choice in the matter. If we summon you, you can be brought here from any part of the United States." "I I can't the matter be dropped, sir?" urged the young man anxiously.
Nathaniel and Theodora, who were called Nat and Dodo for short, were standing in the hallway outside Dr. Hunter's door, engaged in a very lively argument. "I say birds are animals," blustered Nat, pounding his fists together after a fashion of his own. "And I'm as sure as anything that they can't be," persisted Dodo, "because they have feathers, and nothing else has."
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