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On the second ship-day Calhoun labored painstakingly and somewhat distastefully at the little biological laboratory. Maril watched him in a sort of brooding silence. Murgatroyd slept much of the time, with his furry tail wrapped meticulously across his nose. Toward the end of the day Calhoun finished his task.
As he got there the day began to dawn, and he leaned over a hurdle and beheld the shadows flee away. Up went the sun at last out of a bank of clouds that were already disbanding in the east; a herald wind had already sprung up to sweep the leafy earth and scatter the congregated dewdrops. "Alas!" thought Dick Naseby, "how can any other day come so distastefully to me?"
"That's where I live. I'm Marcella Farne," she said. "But why didn't you say you were coming? Mr. Twist would have fetched you in his buggy. He loves meeting people at Cook's Wall because he tries to convince them that it's a real road he's driving them along. And it isn't, you know." He sat down on the edge of the verandah, looking distastefully at the mare, who shook her head impatiently.
There's a habit there that is better suited to the woods than the one you have." "Oh!" she cried, her grey eyes alight with laughter, and a little flush in her cheeks. "You brought it along then?" "I put it in your pack, because I knew that two days of trail in the forest would reduce your present costume to shreds." She eyed the hussif distastefully. "I hate sewing," she said.
He would tell them all about the fine weather and yesterday's game mentioning quite incidentally his own part in it and the football spirit that prevailed throughout the Academy and and About this time Clint found himself smothering a yawn and viewing distastefully the writing pad in front of him.
Copper said distastefully as she prodded the shapeless green coveralls with a bare toe. She eyed the helmet, gloves and boots with equal distaste. "I'd suffocate." "If you want to come with me, you'll wear it," Kennon said. "Otherwise you won't come near that pit. Try it and I'll chain you to the jeep." "You wouldn't!" "Just try me." "Oh all fight. I'll wear the thing but I won't be comfortable.
"But what is your business here, and where are you now going if you are friendly to the Americans? I make no secret of my feelings I am for my own people, and I wish proof that you are a friend, and not an enemy." "Too many question, one time," returned the Chippewa, a little distastefully. "No good have so long tongue. Ask one question, answer him ask anoder, answer HIM, too."
But, after all, there was no time to be bored that winter. The grim struggle to hang on demanded all our energy. When I had first visited the McClure Press, I had looked distastefully at Myrtle's ink-stained hands and face, and at the black apron stiff with ink which she wore at her work.
The average person would have recollected distastefully that unusual panther and that discomfortable night-porter and the madness which had smitten Duke Asmund's men, and the clattering vicious little hoofs of the shrill dwarfs; and to the average person this room would have seemed a desirable place to be many leagues away from.
A tumult of anger against him seethed inside her. Her lips felt soiled and she put up her hand and rubbed them distastefully. He interpreted the action with lightning swiftness. "No," he said, a note of grim triumph in his voice. "You can't undo it." "I wish," she said with quiet intensity, "I wish I'd never set foot on board your yacht."
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