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For a long distance our way went onward beside the bare, deep valley that had been the basin of the lake, and so the thought of the horror which had been wrought so devilishly with its innocent waters lingered gloomily in our minds.
"Struggle struggle! Don't you hear, you idiot?" broke in the red-headed man irritably. "You are being devilishly well paid for it, so for goodness' sake make it look real. That's it! Bully boy! Now, once more to the right, then loosen your grip so that I can push you away and make a feint of punching you off. All ready there, Marguerite? Keep a clear space about her, gentlemen.
Thank Heaven, the Hazeldeans of Hazeldean were never tuft-hunters and title-mongers; and if I never ran after an English lord, I should certainly be devilishly ashamed of a brother-in-law whom I was forced to call markee or count! I should feel sure he was a courier, or runaway valley-de-sham. Turn up your nose at a doctor, indeed, Harry! pshaw, good English style that!
"At last," said the cautious ex-dragoon, "you will write and tell me how you get on with this amiable old relative of yours." "I shall be very pleased to report progress, if you care to write and ask me, and tell me your whereabouts." "Then I suppose it is to be good-by?" said Ormonde, almost sentimentally. "You are treating me devilishly ill." "I do not see that."
He recognized the flying peril as he raced in a wide loping semicircle. If the river were twenty yards further off he, running two feet to the cowpony's one, would brush through safely, but as it was no one could tell. He knew the reach of a lariat as well as a man; had not Cordova tormented him devilishly with one time and again?
He was gazing at the loch, and could hardly have noticed Lancaster's wince which called up Bullard's frown. Bullard threw his cold cigar into the fire and lit a fresh one with care. With smoke coming from his lips he said softly, "Your brother was devilishly badly treated in that land deal, Christopher. Lancaster and I would have helped him out, had it been possible wouldn't we, Lancaster?"
How could you understand it? You’ve milk in your veins, not blood. You’re not out of your shells yet. My rule has been that you can always find something devilishly interesting in every woman that you wouldn’t find in any other. Only, one must know how to find it, that’s the point! That’s a talent! To my mind there are no ugly women.
"Well, certainly that is good! why, man, she just saw me coming up that instant. She and I we understand each other never mind, don't be cross no fault of yours, you know." "Ah, so she is taken with you," said I. "Eh, Charley?" "Why, I believe that. I may confess to you the real state of matters. She was devilishly struck with me the first time we rehearsed together.
So to the Office, where we sat all the morning; and at noon home to dinner, and then abroad again, with my wife, to the Duke of York's playhouse, and saw "The Unfortunate Lovers;" a mean play, I think, but some parts very good, and excellently acted. We sat under the boxes, and saw the fine ladies; among others, my Lady Kerneguy, a who is most devilishly painted.
O how many souls, in the day of God, will curse the day that ever they gave way to a wanton eye! Mark, 'Let it not be once named. This implies, that the lusts of uncleanness are devilishly taking, they will both take the heart with eyes and tongue: 'Let it not be once named among you, &c.
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