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When he reached his room and the Count entering also had closed the door, Carter threw off much of the assumed languor, and told the Counselor the whole of the tale. The Krovitzer shook his head dubiously. "Josef found you at quarter past three this morning yet you say Josef was not one of the two men. Did you see the faces of both?" "Only a glance. Both were bearded.
"Who are you?" she flung at him, as if she had not already heard his name. "Why are you here? What business have you going up there to the Nest?" "I don't like that bear," said David dubiously, as the grizzly made a slow movement toward him. "Tara won't hurt you," she said. "Not unless you put your hands on me, and I scream. I've had him ever since he was a baby and he has never hurt any one yet.
Quest drew a sigh of relief. "That's mine, right enough," he declared. "Now for the men." "Say, I want to tell you something," the Sheriff began dubiously. "These two are real thugs. They ain't going to take it lying down." "Where are they?" Quest demanded. "In the worst saloon here," the Sheriff replied.
"Ye can't write it in Dick's name, because that little brother knows Dick's handwriting, even if he don't remember his face. See?" suggested Houston. "That's so," said Daddy dubiously; "but," he added, with elastic cheerfulness, "we can write that Dick 'says. See?" "Your head's level, old man! Just you wade in on that." Daddy seized the pen and "waded in."
"Well, no," said Walter, "not frightened. But I say, you two, supposing those clouds which have gathered so suddenly don't clear away, do you think that you could find your way down the hill?" "I don't know; I almost think so," said Kenrick dubiously. "Ah, Ken, I suspect you haven't had as much experience of mountain-mists as I have. We may find our way somehow; but "
A few seconds he looked dubiously at his horse, then back at Yorke. "Oh, you needn't be scared of Fox beating it," remarked that gentleman a trifle wearily, "he'll stand as good as old Parson if you chuck his lines down." Shading his eyes from the sun-glare he took a rapid survey of their surroundings, then led the way to a wind-swept patch of ground, more or less bare of snow.
Therefore, thought Tom, if one should hold a shiny mess plate, for instance, up near the transom, so as to catch the light from without, he could throw it down into the mirror, which would reflect not only the glare but the brilliant image of the bulb as well. From out on the ocean that reflected light would be very clear. All of which, thought Tom dubiously, was a very pretty theory, but
Shall I ask him to, Aunt Stella?" "Tell me first what they are saying!" Stella said, bracing herself to face the inevitable. Tessa looked at her dubiously for a moment. Somehow she would have found it easier to tell this thing to Monck himself than to Stella. And yet she had a feeling that it must be told, that Stella ought to know. She clung a little closer to her.
He sat on the shore and took off his elegant long boots, the quite charming silk stockings so unlike travel in the wilds; then looked dubiously at his limbs and at the castle. No! manifestly, an approach so frank was not to be thought of, and he compromised by unbuttoning the foot of his pantaloons and turning them over his knees.
'Don't I! Well, your husband has given me the chance of knowing you better and I warn you that I shall not scruple to avail myself of the opportunity. She shook her head dubiously. 'Give me a light. He stooped and lit his own cigarette, then, bending, held its tip to her. They both inhaled a few whiffs in silence. Presently, he said: 'I find it difficult to understand McKeith. 'Don't try.
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