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There was something so convincingly normal in her expression that Lanfear dismissed a painful conjecture. "I beg your pardon," he said. "I am afraid there's some mistake. I haven't the pleasure You must excuse me, but your father wished me to ask you to wait here for him till he had got his baggage " "My father?" the girl stopped him with a sort of a frowning perplexity in the stare she gave him.
She certainly had a few; they were qualities of voice and face, qualities perhaps even of intelligence; he sat there at any rate with a fostering, coaxing attention, repeating over to himself as convincingly as he could that she was not common a circumstance all the more creditable as the part she was playing seemed to him desperately so.
He demonstrates in it most convincingly that Christ's miracles were all within the powers of psychic law as we now understand it, and were on the exact lines of such law even in small details. Two examples have already been given. Many are worked out in that pamphlet.
The second of these papers is, indeed, an attempt to present quite convincingly what the comic man will probably regard as his effectual objection, that inherent tendency cannot be produced at will. But that the developer may conceivably be made in much greater quantities and spread much wider than it is at present is an altogether different thing.
Colonel Stratz then addressed him in German, and John replied to all his queries, speaking with a strong French accent, repeating the tale that he had told Lieutenant Schmidt, and answering everything so readily and so convincingly that Colonel Joachim Stratz, an acute and able man, was at last satisfied. "Where do you wish to go now, Castel?" asked the German. "To Metz, if it please you, sir."
What became of the slaves I cannot tell, I was too busy with myself. "How, bahree!" I answered astonished. "Bahree! bahree!" he continued, "the caravan is going." I got up, and felt sensibly and convincingly enough it was bahree. The wind had made a whirlwind sweep in the space of an hour, it was now blowing as hard from the north as it had done from the south.
A candidate was needed, therefore, who could successfully cope with Douglas and the Douglas theory; and this ability had been convincingly demonstrated by Lincoln. As a mere personal choice, a majority of the convention would have preferred Seward; but in the four pivotal States there were many voters who believed Seward's antislavery views to be too radical.
Apparently the pamphlet in which Franklin had so convincingly shown that the reverse of this should be the case had not satisfied the minds of the Dutch bankers. In July, 1781, came a broad hint from Robert Morris: "I will not doubt a moment that, at your instance, his majesty will make pressing representations in support of Mr.
"Douglas isn't Alexander," Kennon said slowly as he picked up the blaster, "but I believe you." "Didn't I act convincingly?" she said brightly. "Very," he said. "You fooled me completely." "The important thing was that I fooled Douglas." "You did that all right. Now let's get him out of that pit." "Why?" "The jet blast will fry him when we take off." "What difference would that make?"
Dave Cowan affected further confusion at each repetition of Minna's stinging retort; acted it so convincingly that the victor at length relented and brought a plate of cookies to the table. "I show you who is it should be foolish in the head!" she told him triumphantly. "You got me, Minna I admit it." The victim pretended to be downcast, and ate his bread and cheese dejectedly.
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