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Here they double-dyed their crime by compelling the wrathful master to pay them their wages to date, from six hundred and thirty-nine pounds he had taken with him from a vessel he had fondly hoped to pump to China.
Scandalous, how few of the right sort there are about! And as for the Asylums Committee, if we really can't legally co-opt women to it, as our clerk says" he looked again at a letter in his hand "the law is an ass! a double-dyed ass. I swear I won't visit those poor things on the women's side again. It's women's work let them do it. The questions I have to ask are enough to make an old gamp blush.
It was even necessary to slay the slain, for they would sham and lie still, to spring up when the English had passed and stab one in the back; then stand with extended arms to be shot, with a smile of triumph and joy, secure of Paradise since he had sent a double-dyed infidel, a disbeliever, both in Mahomet and the Mahdi, to his doom.
He'd have a good search to find his needle in such a pottle of hay. But to think the fellow should have, had the double-dyed cruelty to break the shameful secret first of all to Gwendoline! That was his vile way of trying to force a poor girl into an unwilling consent. Gilbert Gildersleeve lifted his burly big hands in front of his capacious waistcoat, and pressed them together angrily.
The doctor held his hand in a resolute pressure as he looked at him keenly and said: "I think I know my man. At all events I'm going to trust you. I haven't much belief in saints, but unless you're a double-dyed scoundrel you will never betray this trust." Noel answered nothing. The two men grasped hands a second longer and then, each satisfied with each, they parted.
Her uncle had been intolerable to her, and she had fled from him. Such had been her offence, and no more. "Then, sir," said the baronet, giving me back my letter, "you must be a double-dyed villain." "And you, sir," said I . But here Julia Weston interrupted me. "Uncle, you altogether wrong this gentleman," she said.
Now, Miss Adamson had been brought up a Presbyterian of the Presbyterians, and among people to whom "the paper" was abhorrent: to read a sermon was a sin to read another man's sermon was a sin of double-dyed blackness.
And that being so, her confession would simply hand Gertrude over to Winnington's conscience. And Mark Winnington's conscience was a thing to fear. And yet the yearning to go to him like the yearning of an unhappy child was so strong. Traitor! yes, traitor! double-dyed.
There was no question as to the identity of the soldier who died in Filipino uniform. Not only did Stuyvesant recognize him, but so did Ray and Trooper Mellen, and Connelly, fetched over from the north side to make assurance doubly sure. It was Sackett-Murray, gambler, horse-thief, house-robber, deserter, biter, murderer, and double-dyed traitor.
Ah! what a double-dyed idiot she had been yesterday, in permitting feeling to outrun judgment! With the liveliest satisfaction Henrietta could have boxed her own pretty ears in punishment of her passing weakness. Yet surely time still remained wherein to retrieve her error and restore her ascendency.
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