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He fumbled for his glasses. Instinctively she knew she shouldn't let him see her clearly enough to identify her as a stranger. She shoved past him, knocking the glasses from his hand. "I'd better find my own ward." Mryna didn't know the word, but she supposed it meant some sort of sleeping chamber. The old man said chattily, "I hadn't heard they were bringing in any new patients today."
Moses Gould, however, being ill-adapted both physically and morally for the purposes of permanent sculpture, came to life some time before the rest, and, turning to Moon, remarked, like a man starting chattily with a stranger on an omnibus, "Tile loose, eh? Cab loose anyhow." There followed a fatal silence; and then Dr. Warner said, with a sneer like a club of stone,
"Don't often see your lordship in the club," he opened chattily. It was business to know the tastes and dispositions of all the five thousand or so members of the Senior Conservative Club and to suit his demeanor to them. To some he would hand the bill of fare swiftly, silently, almost brusquely, as one who realizes that there are moments in life too serious for talk.
'There's something pleasantly mysterious, to my mind, said he chattily, 'in a Turkish Bath. It seems to take one out of the hurry and bustle of the everyday world. It is a quiet backwater in the rushing river of Life. I like to sit and think in a Turkish Bath. Except, of course, when I have a congenial companion to talk to. As now. To me Mr Bickersdyke rose, and went into the next room.
Lord Emsworth interposed. "You must have made a mistake, my dear Baxter. There is certainly no trace of paint on this shoe. These momentary optical delusions are, I fancy, not uncommon. Any doctor will tell you " "I had an aunt, your lordship," said Ashe chattily, "who was remarkably subject " "It is absurd! I cannot have been mistaken," said Baxter.
Downing. There is certainly no trace of paint on this boot. These momentary optical delusions are, I fancy, not uncommon. Any doctor will tell you " "I had an aunt, sir," said Psmith chattily, "who was remarkably subject " "It is absurd. I cannot have been mistaken," said Mr. Downing. "I am positively certain the toe of this boot was red when I found it." "It is undoubtedly black now, Mr.
And he would see Gertie in Joralemon.... She had written to him with so much enthusiasm when he had won the half-mile. He saw Gertie two hours after he had reached Joralemon for a week's stay before going north. They sat in rockers on the grass beside her stoop. They were embarrassed, and rocked profusely and chattily. Mrs.
McLean's eye, now relieved the general silence by observing, chattily: "Say, friends, that butter ain't in no trance." "If it's too rich for you," croaked the enraged proprietor, "use axle-dope." The company continued gravely feeding, while I struggled to preserve the decorum of sadness, and Miss Buckner's face was also unsteady. But sternness mantled in the countenance of Mr.
The short man gave a short, harsh laugh. "He will, you can gamble on that," he averred, and spat again. "That's good hearing," Racey said, looking quite pleased. "Of course I was only judging by past performances." "His gun caught," Doc Coffin explained, kindly. "Why don't he try filing off his foresight?" inquired Racey, chattily. "Or else he could shoot through his holster.
For the first time a smile lit her face. The boy for whose life she was pleading thought it was like sunshine after a storm. "I'm so glad you've changed your minds. I knew you would when you thought it over," she told them chattily and confidentially. She was taking their assent for granted. Now she waited and gave them a chance to chorus their agreement. None of them spoke except Maloney.
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