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A third dance and a fourth, while in the intervals Fairchild's eyes sought out the sulky, sullen form of Maurice Rodaine, flattened against the wall, eyes evil, mouth a straight line, and the blackness of hate discoloring his face. It was as so much wine to Fairchild; he felt himself really young for the first time in his life. And as the music started again, he once more turned to his companion.
Hill with the strength of a giant grasped a heavy roll-top desk used by A. H. Bode, Comptroller, pushed it to the wall, and threw it bodily out of the second-story window. The desk was shattered to fragments and the hoodlums grabbed on to the contents. No harm was done to the railway office, save discoloring the edges of some documents.
Blinded in the eyes by the ever-stabbing weapons, with the poison already burning in their veins like red-hot lead, their forms swelling and discoloring visibly every moment, their howls and attitudes and furious gestures made the scene look like a chamber in Hell.
If the sugar dissolves entirely, and dissolves without discoloring the water, it may be accepted as a pure sugar. In his book on The World's Cane Sugar Industry Past and Present, Mr. H.C. Prinsen Geerligs, a recognized expert authority on the subject, gives an elaborate history of the origin and development of the industry.
The paroled convict went into the house, swearing to get even. His face was livid with fury. "You wouldn't think a little thing like a whaling given fair and square would make a man hold a grudge. My system has absorbed se-ve-real without doing it any harm." Sam stooped to inspect a rapidly discoloring eye. "Say, Curly, he hung a peach of a lamp on you."
I have seen fishermen wading the main channel from side to side, their feet sinking into the dark mud, and thus discoloring the yellow water with a black track visible, step by step, through its shallowness.
Forbes, "the water on the eastern side of the lagoon was observed to be rising up from below of a dark color. The color was of an inky hue, and its smell 'like that of rotten eggs. ... Within twenty-four hours every fish, coral, and mollusc in the part impregnated with this discoloring substance probably hydrosulphuric or carbonic acid died.
He will undoubtedly throw some light on the subject that has not yet appeared in print. First: When it appears in a natural form, without the agency of contagion or inoculation, dryness of the skin, entire omission of insensible perspiration, starring of the coat. Sometimes slight discoloring can be observed about the forehead and lower part of the ears.
I have seen fishermen wading the main channel from side to side, their feet sinking into the dark mud, and thus discoloring the yellow water with a black track visible, step by step, through its shallowness.
And when one has cut a Royal Highness's first tooth, and broken him of sucking his thumb, and held a cold buttered knife against his bruises to prevent their discoloring, one does get out of the way of being very formal with him. "Otto!" said Miss Braithwaite sternly. So he went to work in earnest. He worked at a big desk, which had been his father's.
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