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"It is true that I come in rather late; but the part I play is a delicate and an important one, and you can do nothing without me." "You shall have your share," answered Mascarin evasively. "One word more," said the lawyer. "Do you think that the Duke has kept nothing back?
I am only speaking on chance. But Basil is in monetary difficulties he is in debt to Hale he counted on you inheriting the money of Miss Loach to pay his debts. He " "Stop! stop!" cried Juliet, the blood rising to her face, "this is only supposition. You can prove nothing." "Then why do you wish me to hold my tongue?" "There is nothing for you to hold your tongue about," she answered evasively.
This swarthy scholar was deeply imbued with the New Buddhism of Rammohan Roy and, when asked for his opinion of some Romanist practices, he remarked softly, but evasively, "My religion teaches me that if any man do anything sincerely, believing that thereby he is worshipping God, he is worshipping God and his action must be treated with respect, so long as he is not infringing the rights of others."
She looked quickly at her to note if she were as earnest as her voice sounded. The dark eyes smiled daringly, defiantly at her. "I am no sorceress," she answered evasively but lightly; "look in the glass and see." "You remind me of Floy Tyrrell. Pooh! Let us talk of something else. Then it can't be Wednesdays?" "It can be any day. "Do you know how Mr.
He was a wild and roving person, to whom the tavern, and the racecourse, and the cockpit, from his very boyhood up, had been as the breath of life, and with whom the chance of mischief was never willingly foregone. But the pedler was wary, and knew his man. The lurking smile and sneer of the speaker had enough in them for the purposes of warning, and he replied evasively:
'The baron took another look at his new friend, whom he thought an uncommonly queer customer, and at length inquired whether he took any active part in such little proceedings as that which he had in contemplation. "No," replied the figure evasively; "but I am always present." "Just to see fair, I suppose?" said the baron.
"Well," Gordon demanded, his attention held by the other's manner, "can't I?" "You were away from Greenstream yesterday and to-day," the doctor replied evasively, "you didn't hear ... oh, there's nothing in it if you didn't. I heard that Simmons had had you taken off the stage. Did you have trouble with Buckley, cut him with a whip? Buck has been blowing about showing you a thing or two."
"Well, I don't want to get your husband down on me," argued Jimmy evasively. "Oh, I didn't give YOU away," sneered Zoie. "YOU needn't worry," and she fixed her eyes upon him with a scornful expression that left no doubt as to her opinion that he was a craven coward. "But you said he'd 'found out," stammered Jimmy.
"Especially what?" "Especially since Jack Bailey and Arnold Armstrong were notoriously bad friends. It was Bailey who got Arnold into trouble last spring something about the bank. And then, too " "Go on," I said. "If there is anything more, I ought to know." "There's nothing more," he said evasively. "There's just one thing we may bank on, Miss Innes.
"Why, nothing really happened," she said evasively. "Mr. Bunce was ahead with my father. In fact he was out of sight when my pony started to run. I was riding with Mr. Hamar, and as we didn't care anything about the mine we didn't hurry. Before we realized it the others were far ahead over a hill or something, I forget what was ahead, only they couldn't be seen.
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