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Penrod exhaled a sigh, as of relief, and, in a manner he had observed his father use sometimes, he said: "Thank goodness, THAT'S off my mind, anyway!" "What we goin' do next, Penrod?" Sam asked deferentially, the borrowed manner having some effect upon him. "I don't know what YOU'RE goin' to do," Penrod returned, picking up the old cigarbox that had contained the paper and pencils.
Chris felt his heart begin to labour with heavy sick beats. "I am to see my Lord of Rochester. A friend hath obtained the order. We are to go at five o'clock. See that you be ready. We shall take boat at the stairs." Chris waited, with his eyes deferentially cast down. "He is to be tried again on Thursday," went on the Prior, "and my friends wish me to see him, God knows "
Von Ritz coolly inclined his head, indicating the heaped-up luggage on the table between them. Otherwise he did not move. "The stick there, on the table, is a sword-cane," he commented. Pagratide stood unmoving. The other waited a moment, almost deferentially, then went on with calm deliberation. "You left your regiment without leave, captain.
Catching the sound of footsteps coming from the other side of the entry towards the staircase, the head waiter turned round, and seeing the Russian count, who had taken their best rooms, he took his hands out of his pockets deferentially, and with a bow informed him that a courier had been, and that the business about the palazzo had been arranged. The steward was prepared to sign the agreement.
The overseer took his pipe from between his teeth and made an awkward bow. "Glad to see your Honor back," he said deferentially. "Everything's all right, sir. The last rain helped the corn amazingly, and the tobacco's prime. The lightning struck a shed, but we got the flames out before they reached the hogsheads. The Nancy got caught in a squall; lost both masts and ran aground on Gull Marsh.
The youth had intellect, impressiveness, aptitude in words, and a sublime idea. But what of his spirit his courage his endurance in the Faith? "How came this doctrine to thee?" The Prince spoke deferentially. "From the good father Hilarion." "Who is he?" "The Archimandrite of Bielo-Osero." "A monastery?" "Yes." "How did he receive it?"
Mrs. Inchbare made her appearance, courtesying deferentially; amazed at the condescension which admitted her within the hallowed precincts of Lady Lundie's room. "Take a chair," said her ladyship, graciously. "I am suffering from illness, as you perceive." "My certie! sick or well, yer leddyship's a braw sight to see!" returned Mrs.
The page bowed deferentially and departed. Zara turned round, and I saw the jewel on her breast flashing with a steely glitter like the blade of a sharp sword. "I do not like Prince Ivan myself," she said; "but he is a singularly brave and resolute man, and Casimir has some reason for admitting him to our companionship.
"He made me," defensively claimed Bennietod; frowning deferentially at Little Cawthorne. "Hello, St. George," said the latter, "come on back to the office. Crass sits in your place and he wears cravats the colour of goblin's blood. Come back." "Not he," said Chillingworth, smoking; "the Dead-and-Done-with editor is too keen for that; I won't give him a job. He's ruined.
She must know all, and if her interest can be awakened by such a triviality as her son's love- affair " and he smiled somewhat bitterly, "perhaps she may agree to your plan as the best way out of the difficulty. In any case" here he extended his hand which the Professor deferentially bowed over "I respect your honesty and plain speaking, Professor!
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