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Magnus had a rather melancholy, deprecating voice, but with some touch of irony too, as though he were used to being called a fool by his fellow-beings, but after all knew better than they did. He did not sound at all conceited; only amused with a little gentle melancholy at his own position. "I'm glad to see you so well, Miss Cardinal," he said with an air of rather old-fashioned courtesy.
She went into the house with a look of stern accusation on her young face. The dogs came shrieking down the stairs in vociferous welcome as usual, but she took no notice of them. Being old dogs and wise, they recognised a forbidding mood in her, and retired with deprecating wrigglings of their bodies. She asked Pat if there were a visitor in the drawing-room. "No, then, Miss, only the master.
Contemporaneously with all these was also published an address of his clergy to the Archbishop of Dublin, deprecating in the strongest language certain calumnies against him, which they attribute to priests and people, Protestant and Catholic.
He made a little deprecating gesture, and then proceeded to have the cabinet very carefully wrapped in the burlap which had been around the other one. I watched it disappear under the rough covering with something like regret, for already my eyes were being opened to its beauty. Besides, I told myself again, with it would disappear the last hope of solving the mystery of Philip Vantine's death.
When the little doctor arrived, he carefully examined his patient, and then went down stairs with her son into the kitchen. "Mynheer Philip," said Poots, "by Allah! I have done my best, but I must tell you that I have little hopes of your mother rising from her bed again. She may live one day or two days, but not more. It is not my fault, Mynheer Philip," continued Poots, in a deprecating tone.
To her firm spirit the idea of working in gloves savoured of dilettantism. "You see a lady and all red Deepings are gentlefolk of course a lady must have good hands," said the Honourable John Ruffin in a deprecating tone. "Yes, sir," said Pollyooly solemnly.
"I am grateful to your ladyship for permitting me to see you." "Well, you can see me if that's all you have come for." "No!" he said. "If if I " He paused. "Oh, sit down!" said Lady Linden. "Well, now what is it you want? Have you something to sell? "No, no!" He waved a deprecating hand. "I am come on a matter that interests me greatly. I am a financier, I have offices in London.
But, looking at the frock-coat, she perceived mourning-band upon the sleeve. Another encircled his glittering tall hat. "Not oh, Bob! not your mother?" she gasped. He shook his head, and asked a question about her luggage. "Aunt Rose your uncle ?" "Oh, Aunt Deb don't! She is my aunt, I know, but he " Bob spread deprecating hands. "They are both well, I believe.
It is necessary that she returns to Dorset House this morning." "You will oblige me," Mr. Sabin remarked, "by remembering that my wife is the Duchesse de Souspennier, and by so addressing her." The Prince spread out his hands a deprecating gesture. "Alas!" he said, "for the present it is not possible.
I put up some of my books; I should not want them all; I sat and thought; and waited, involuntarily deprecating the creeping invasion of twilight. Sylvie, gaily frisking, emerged into view once more, heralding the returning paletot; the watering-pot was deposited beside the well; it had fulfilled its office; how glad I was! Monsieur washed his hands in a little stone bowl.
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