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Miss Harvey, I mean?" "Both are behaving like heroines, Wing, and I think I am beginning to see through this plot at last." "Never let mother know it, promise me, sir, but when Harvey discharged him my uncle, I mean he swore he'd be revenged on the old man, and 'twas he " "The double-dyed villain! I know, I understand now, Wing; you needn't tell me.
The man was a double-dyed traitor: he had tried to murder me, and I had first baffled his endeavours and then exposed and insulted him. Was it wise to place myself any longer at his mercy? With his help I should doubtless travel more quickly; doubtless also far less agreeably; and there was everything to show that it would be at a greater risk.
He chuckled to himself with delight to think how great a benefactor he had proved himself unawares to Guy and Cyril. At that very moment, no doubt, his misguided young friend whom he had compelled to assist him with the sinews of war for this important campaign was reviling and objurating him in revengeful terms as the blackest and most infamous of double-dyed traitors.
Scoundrel and villain as you are a double-dyed scoundrel, still there are reasons why I shall not wish to have you gibbeted, as you deserve." "Oh, sir, he has done nothing that would come to that!" said the poor wife. "You had better let the gentleman finish," said the daughter. "He doesn't mean that father will be hung." "It would be too good for him," said Mr.
And if any of you shall anywhere discover a man and there are such men a man who forgets his misery through always thinking and speaking about it, only keep him in his pulpit, and off his knees, and no man so safe for hell as he. There are fools, and there are double-dyed fools, and that man is the chief of them.
He kept her away from him, fending off her caresses with a pretense of slight indisposition until suddenly panic-stricken over insistence, he told her he was going to bed, bolted into the room, locked the door behind him, and sat long in the darkness and the heat, filling the room with a profane appreciation of himself as a double-dyed fool who could not even lie intelligently.
His eyes blazed with a curious electric fire. "So you have lost your wife before you have found her?" he asked. "You fool! you double-dyed fool! If that girl chooses to tell her story, suspicion falls on you. And if anybody makes a fuss and demands an inquest or anything of that kind " "They are going to hold an inquest, anyway," Richford said sulkily. "Dr.
The infamous, double-dyed scoundrel!" cried Tom. "But you didn't love him you didn't love him?" "No," said Elsie, shaking her head. "I tried my best to get away from it all, but it was of no use. Then he petted me so, and told me how beautifully we would live somewhere in Europe, and I thought him so rich. But it was my money he meant to use.
To this prudence he was the more easily persuaded, because not only were the thief-takers eager for his capture, but he was a double-dyed deserter, whose sole chance of quietude was a decent obscurity. His resolution was taken at St. Albans, and over a comfortable dinner he pictured a serene and uneventful future.
"I'll expose you to-day, you you double-dyed traitor," stammered Thacker. The Kid arose and, without violence, took Thacker by the throat with a hand of steel, and shoved him slowly into a corner. Then he drew from under his left arm his pearl-handled .45 and poked the cold muzzle of it against the consul's mouth. "I told you why I come here," he said, with his old freezing smile.
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