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Updated: May 21, 2025
But something made him look up, and to his unspeakable delight, he found his uplifted hands lying in those of North Wind, who was dancing with him, round and round the long bare room, her hair now falling to the floor, now filling the arched ceiling, her eyes shining on him like thinking stars, and the sweetest of grand smiles playing breezily about her beautiful mouth.
If it were not for those same independent ways the mighty work that English women are doing in this war would be left undone. Betty Fairfax was breezily independent. She had a little money of her own and lived, when it suited her, with a well-to-do and comfortable aunt. She was two and twenty. I shall try to tell you more about her, as I go on.
She nodded amiably in the manner of a person perfectly deaf, but who is pretending to hear. 'Yes, dear; yes, quite right. 'What do you mean by 'quite right'? He unfastened his coat and threw it open, glaring at her a little. 'Who me? I don't know. 'Who is that letter from, Edith? he said breezily, in a tone of sudden careless and cheery interest.
She was amazingly cheerful during dinner, and in so good a temper, that she continued smiling at Godfrey even when he scowled at her. Bob Power was breezily agreeable, and I should have thoroughly enjoyed the stories he told us if I had not been conscious all the time that Godfrey was frowning at my right ear.
"Glorious," I breezily returned. "Ah, I thought you would enjoy it, when as they say of babies you 'began to take notice. The other night, of course, you were a little absent-minded. Besides, it was dark, and the streets were dull and empty. A motor is just as nice as a horse, isn't it? Do say so, if only to please me."
The first man they met was the sentry, who was crouching on the fire-step to avoid the shelling, and from that moment on well, things hummed. The subaltern an excitable youth smiled genially at the dazed Bavarian, who was regarding the sudden invasion of his privacy as if it was a bad dream; and having shot him in the stomach, passed breezily on round the traverse, followed by his surging mob.
"I haven't time to tell you as much," he said breezily, "but I'll give you a few outlines." He pressed a bell at his desk, opened a big index, and ran his finger down. "Bring me 8874," he said impressively to the clerk who made his appearance. To John Minute's surprise, it was not a bulky dossier with which the attendant returned, but a neat little book soberly bound in gray. "Now," said Mr.
Nor do they confine their depredations to stealing horses. They help themselves liberally to whatever they happen to want. It's never seen again. They have some secret method of smuggling their plunder from the range that we can't discover," continued Phipps breezily. "I am most concerned just now with getting food to my companions and having some one start out for the Professor," urged Tad.
"Oh, that's all right," cried Lermontoff breezily, "If it is within your power to allow me to come and give you some lessons in electricity and the care of dynamos, I shall be very glad to do so." To this offer the Governor made no reply, but he went on still in German. "I shall transfer you to cell Number One, which is not only more comfortable, but the water there is pure.
Isabelle was always breezily civil to her husband; he had long ago vanished as completely from among the vital elements of her life as if he were dead, perhaps more than if he were dead.
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