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"And after you become master, what then?" The African answered nothing, but shrugged his shoulders with an enigmatic smile. "You are silent, Hannibal. But after you are master of Saguntum you will have gained nothing.
He followed the party on foot until they reached Anthony's dwelling-place, noted the house, and sped to the Temple. There, he found a telegraphic message from Edward, that had been awaiting him since the morning. "Stop It," were the sole words of the communication brief, and if one preferred to think so, enigmatic.
Then the Professor began to fly about the room, tearing into the pantry, rushing from the table to the stove and back again, rummaging in the refrigerator for oranges and butter, and upsetting two chairs that stood in his way. All this time Mrs. Brady quietly toasted bread and broiled bacon while there hovered on her lips an enigmatic smile.
Momoy turned to Isagani, who observed with an enigmatic smile: "It's always wicked to take what doesn't belong to you. If that thief had known what it was all about and had been able to reflect, surely he wouldn't have done as he did." Then, after a pause, he added, "For nothing in the world would I want to be in his place!"
Let us then impartially examine the character and the work of Montaigne. If we discover contradictions in both, we shall not endeavour to argue them away, but present them with matter-of-fact fidelity; for it is on those very contradictions that the enigmatic, as yet unexplained, character of Hamlet reposes. 1: Collier's Drama, i. 265. 2: Kind-hartes Dreame, 1592. 3: Act v. sc. 4. 4: Act v sc. 4.
And behold, instead of giving a firm foundation for setting the conscience of man at rest for ever, Thou didst choose all that is exceptional, vague and enigmatic; Thou didst choose what was utterly beyond the strength of men, acting as though Thou didst not love them at all—Thou who didst come to give Thy life for them!
"You're doing this for Christine," he said resentfully. "Just to get me away, so's I can't trouble her. That's it, isn't it? Tell the truth, Mary." "I would not expect you to do anything for her sake if I were not willing to do a great deal myself," was her enigmatic rejoinder. "Don't hate me, Mary," he burst out. She pressed his arm. "I am giving you a chance," she reminded him.
"Sit down, Julius, please." Ormiston would have liked to maintain that same insolence of demeanour, but it gave before an apprehension of serious issues. He looked hard at the doctor, cudgeling his brains as to what the latter's enigmatic speech might mean divined, put the idea away as inadmissible, returned to it, then said angrily: "There's nothing wrong with the child, of course?" Dr.
The surging of the Metal Hordes. There they moved beneath us, these enigmatic beings, in a countless host. They marched and countermarched in battalions, in regiments, in armies. Far to the south I glimpsed a company of colossal shapes like mobile, castellated and pyramidal mounts.
It was certainly annoying that fate should have cut in so unexpectedly. And for what? Apparently for nothing but that a girl with grey, enigmatic eyes and close-shut lips should keep from Mary a position which she did not want herself. For Mary, captive of her Thought, was more than ready to believe that Desire's hidden preference was for John.
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