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Malemute Kid had caught Belden's eye, and he, scenting the wind, replied evasively, 'A right peart while back. 'Come, my man; speak up, the policeman admonished. 'Yeh seem to want him right smart. Hez he ben gittin' cantankerous down Dawson way?
She wheeled softly on him, and looked him full in the eyes. "What other testimony was there to offer?" "We are getting a long way from our starting-point," he answered evasively. "We were talking of a more serious matter." "But a matter with which this very thing has to do, Neddie Dibbs. There's a mystery somewhere.
Dryfoos's the other day. Have you seen them, any of them, lately?" "I haven't been there for some time, no," said Beaton, evasively. But he thought if he was to get on to anything, he had better be candid. "Mr. Dryfoos was at my studio this morning. He's got a queer notion. He wants me to paint his son's portrait." She started. "And will you " "No, I couldn't do such a thing. It isn't in my way.
The last he ascribed, evasively, to the loss of a brother in the skirmish near Clifton; and in that primitive state of society, where the ties of affection were highly deemed of, his continued depression excited sympathy, but not surprise. In the end of January his more lively powers were called out by the happy union of Edward Williams, the son of his host, with Cicely Jopson.
And there is another lady going, Mrs Hurtle, whom I think you will like. 'Has she a husband? 'Not going with us, said Mr Fisker evasively. 'But she has one? 'Well, yes; but you had better not mention him. He is not exactly all that a husband should be.
"I think mama is terrible, Eugene," replied Suzanne evasively, or perhaps as a reply to her mother. "You and I have planned our lives, and we will work them out. We have been a little selfish, now that I think of it. I think a year won't do any harm, perhaps, if it will stop all this fussing. I can wait, if you can."
"But how'd ye make out to climb the bluff?" inquired a second fisherman; "no one ever did it afore, as we knows on." "Oh, that is a long story," replied the boy, evasively. The two sailors had awakened and now saluted the new-comers. Soon they were exchanging a running fire of questions and answers. "Where are we?" Rob heard the little sailor ask. "Coast of Oregon," was the reply.
"Leave him to me, Francis," said Devereaux evasively. "Do you fear to adventure it?" "Nay, Edward. I rather rejoice at the opportunity for action." "Then await my coming. And to-night the die will be cast. Liberty and England, or imprisonment and death! All depends upon this throw. Do you fear, Francis?" "No;" answered she proudly. "I am no weakling that I should fear.
Tewksbury had gone to bed. She sat darning a stocking. "I jest thought I'd git the stagin' ready f'r paintin'," he said, evasively. "Waal! I'll be glad when it's covered up." When she got ready for bed, he was still seated in his chair, and after she had dozed off two or three times she began to wonder why he didn't come.
The youth's eyes sparkled as he spoke, and Paulus asked, not without interest, "Indeed?" "You know Alexandria better than I," answered Hermas evasively. "You were born there, and they say you had been a rich young man." "Do they say so?" said Paulus.
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