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And though Siward continued not to offer his hand, Major Belwether meant to have it, bless your heart! And he fussed and fussed and beamed cordiality until he secured it in his plump white fingers and pressed it effusively. There was something about his soft, warm hands which had always reminded Siward of the temperature and texture of a newly hatched bird.
I do not love my nephews and cousins and have bequeathed to them more than they deserve; as to the toadies who have hung about me and fawned on me in the hope of legacies, I despise them all. You are my best friend and chief heir." I thanked him effusively and was so much affected that I myself began to have uncomfortable, vague forebodings.
C'est trop connu ça. And now the house in Arlington Street in which feminine guests had been as one in ten, opened its doors to the young and the fair. Pretty widows, lively girls, young wives who were not too absurdly devoted to their husbands, actresses of high standing and good looks, these began to be welcomed effusively in Arlington Street.
George Willard, who had been sitting for an hour idly playing with a lead pencil, greeted him effusively. "I've been trying to write a love story," he explained, laughing nervously. Lighting a pipe he began walking up and down the room. "I know what I'm going to do. I'm going to fall in love. I've been sitting here and thinking it over and I'm going to do it."
Lefever greeted the big cattleman effusively; Barb's response was cold. He looked Lefever over critically: "What'you doing?" he asked, without warm interest in any possible answer. "Buying a relinquishment now and again, Barb." "Railroad man, eh?" muttered Barb, irrelevantly. "No, no. I've quit that game; I've got a claim up near you.
"The brother will learn first the wisdom of silence," remarked Leary, and then as though by an afterthought he shook Archie warmly by the hand. They went into the house where Mrs. Walker, a stout middle-aged woman, greeted them effusively. "We've got to put you both in one room, if you don't mind," she explained, "but there's two beds in it. I guess you can make out."
"In a world full of smouldering prejudices a scrap of paper may start the bonfire. English society can afford to laugh where Jewish society must weep. That is why our papers are always so effusively grateful for Christian compliments. You see it is quite true that the author paints not the Jews but bad Jews, but, in the absence of paintings of good Jews, bad Jews are taken as identical with Jews."
Clerambault wrote the same day to his unknown friend, telling him effusively of all his trials and dangerous opinions, but no answer came. Some weeks later, Clerambault wrote again, but without success.
I heard about the beatings you gave the Federals from Tepic to Durango." Natera shook hands with Demetrio effusively while Luis Cervantes said: "With men like General Natera and Colonel Demetrio Macias, we'll cover our country with glory." Demetrio understood the purpose of those words, after Natera had repeatedly addressed him as "Colonel."
On the whole, I was hopeful and waited patiently; and in the end my hopes were justified and my patience rewarded. "It was a fair evening early in June Wednesday evening, I recollect when at last he came. Fortunately the shop was empty, and again, oddly enough, it was some Jewish holiday. "I welcomed him effusively. No fierce glare came from my eyes now.
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