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As for Alphonse, who was capable, however, of occasional excursions into poetry, and could quote Musset and Hugo, the feuilletons in the 'Gaulois' or the 'Figaro' seemed, on the whole, to provide him with as much fiction as he desired. He was emphatically of opinion that the artist wants no books; a little poetry, perhaps, did no harm; but literature in painting was the very devil.
He looked into his honest eyes: "Oh!" he said, "you are younger than I." Schulz laughed aloud and spoke of his old body and his infirmities. "Ta, ta, ta!" said Christophe, "I don't mean that; I know what I am saying. It is true, isn't it, Kunz?" Kunz agreed emphatically. Schulz tried to find the same indulgence for his piano. "It has still some beautiful notes," he said timidly.
The penal statutes of Rome, as Gibbon emphatically remarks, "formed a very small portion of the Code and the Pandects; and in all judicial proceedings, the life or death of the citizen was determined with less caution and delay than the most ordinary question of covenant or inheritance."
But let us look at a few of the stories which he ventures to introduce so emphatically, selecting only such as can be told in a sentence or two. Let us take the next one that follows this explanation the story in the very next paragraph to it. The question is apparently of Cicero, of his style, of his vanity, of his supposed care for his fame in future ages, of his real disposition and objects.
He could see from the curve of her body that she was struggling to keep back her tears, and he tried to turn her round to him; but she stiffened herself. "I won't live with grandmother!" she whispered emphatically, "I won't!" "And yet you're fond of her!" "No, I'm not! I can't bear her! She told the woman next door that I was only in the way!
Sacho's thin little legs trotted through the water and led the way into a different passage from the one by which they had entered. They swam slowly after him and breathed easier when they had left the golden domed chamber where their wicked enemy sat enthroned. "Well, how do you like him?" asked Sacho with a laugh. "We hate him!" declared Trot emphatically. "Of course you do," replied Sacho.
He was the most wonderful athlete, and he loved dogs especially Polly's dogs in fact he was altogether perfect in her eyes but she couldn't imagine tying up his letters in baby blue ribbons and keeping them in her top drawer. And Lois, who was quite extravagantly fond of Frank Preston, would have repudiated and emphatically denied any suggestion of his being a suitor.
"I do not in the least mind what Dr. Harpe calls me." "That is obvious" his voice was harsh "but I do most emphatically." Her eyes flashed defiance. "Then tell her yourself, for I have no notion of doing so," and she stalked inside the house. The incident of the evening brought to a head certain plans which long had been formulating in Dr.
Turning to Baron Weingarten, he said: "That which we ask of you will be at the same time a service to our gracious empress, for certainly it would not only distress, but compromise her majesty, if an Austrian officer committed a murder in Prussia." "Murder!" cried the secretary of legation. "Yes, an intentional murder," said Baron Waltz, emphatically "the murder of the King of Prussia.
"He looks rather spindlin', but then he's bigger than I am, and he might lick me, after all." I desire to say emphatically that Sam was strictly honest, and never for a moment thought of appropriating any of the money to his own use. He felt that as a detective he had been successful, and this made him feel proud and happy. "I may as well go home," he said. "If he's stolen this money from Mr.
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