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Young shrugged his shoulder expressively, and by a skillful manipulation of his lips shifted his cigar from one side of his mouth to the other without raising his hands. "But it ain't money. I guess he's got a notion that later on the labour unions'll send him to the United States Senate some day. He's no slouch, either, when it comes to law. I can tell you that." "No no flaw in his record?"

Señor Martin was a fat, dark-skinned, Spanish Creole. "Your uncle is an obstinate man and will not take a hint," he remarked. "I had some trouble to save him and he may not escape next time." "Then you imagine there will be another time?" Señor Martin shrugged expressively, "I am a doctor not a politician, but in this country much depends upon the risk of being found out.

What do you think she is a sawhorse! She never took more than two hours to Manistogee in her life." The corners of Bannon's mouth twitched expressively. Sloan laughed again. "I guess it's up to me this time," he said. Before they started Sloan telephoned to the Eagle office to tell them to print a full-sized reproduction of his poster on the front page of the Ledyard Evening Eagle.

'But I suppose I can marry where I like, said Darton. 'H'm, replied the dairyman, lifting his eyebrows expressively. 'This don't become you, Charles it really do not. If I had done such a thing you would have sworn I was a curst no'thern fool to be drawn off the scent by such a red-herring doll-oll-oll.

We might send him a cup of coffee too, but I have a great contempt for him." And she wagged her head expressively. "We must put a stop to this," Varvara Petrovna repeated, listening attentively to Marya Timofyevna. "Ring, Stepan Trofimovitch, I beg you." Stepan Trofimovitch rang, and suddenly stepped forward, all excitement.

"That child," said the windmiller, turning his broad thumb expressively towards the inner room, "belongs to folk that want to get a home for un, and can afford to pay for un, too. And the place being healthy and out of the way, and having heard of our trouble, and you just bereaved of a little un" "No! no! no!" shrieked the poor mother, who now understood all.

I imagined at the time that she was worse than you realised." "She thinks she is, anyhow, and that's about as good as the real thing perhaps better, where health's concerned. Some people don't need much to upset 'em Elma's one! I guess there's never much snap to her!" The dark brows arched expressively. "Really! I am afraid I hardly er understand the expression!"

I can go to my people in Cognac a month, two months, maybe more. He say he not sure what he will do; perhaps he go away from Cannes." "You mean he might give up his practice?" asked Esther, astonished. Jacques shrugged expressively. "I know nothing. He always say he hope one day to stop work again, I cannot tell you.

To assist you in this most laudable zeal I give you the following advice: Let Genast, whom I cordially thank for his friendship, before the resumption of "Lohengrin", call the whole personnel to a reading rehearsal; let the singers read their parts in connection, distinctly and expressively, from the printed libretto, in which there are unfortunately many misprints.

But what orders, sir? Down train due in ten minutes; no time to spare." "Down train? What have we to do with that?" "I thought you might wish to take it, sir. Mr. Brown" winking expressively at the name, "always checks his carpet-bag for home when he sees me coming. But that is your affair; I am not particular." "I wish to do what is wisest under the circumstances."