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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?"
About ten minutes later, after perpetrating a jest which completely convulsed his auditors, the War Office official rose to his feet, endeavoured to adjust a monocle with no success smoothed his tunic, winked long and expressively, and with an air of melancholy dignity made for the door, with the admiring pack following close behind.
"And how fine we are to-day!" he said, glancing over her with an air of undisguised admiration "White suits you, Manella! You should always wear it! For what fortunate man have you dressed yourself so prettily?" She shrugged her shoulders expressively "For you!" "For me? Oh, Manella! What a frank confession! And what a contradiction you are to yourself!
We do not ourselves make these analyses, mademoiselle, but we can of course have it done for you." "How long will it take?" He shrugged his shoulders expressively. "That I cannot tell you, but I will try to get it for you soon as possible. What is your address?" She told him, being careful to give her own name, not the doctor's.
Dashwood looked with pleasure at Marianne, whose fine eyes were fixed so expressively on Willoughby, as plainly denoted how well she understood him. "How often did I wish," added he, "when I was at Allenham this time twelvemonth, that Barton cottage were inhabited! I never passed within view of it without admiring its situation, and grieving that no one should live in it.
Barton looked at Alice expressively, and she whispered in her ear: 'This is all Barnes's doing, but we cannot send her away. . . . We must put a bold face on it, and brave it out. Dr. Reed was announced. 'Oh, how do you do, doctor? . . . It is so good of you to come at once. . . . We were afraid Mr. Barton would not find you at home. I am afraid that Olive has sprained her foot badly.
I was thinking of it, anyway," he testified falsely but reassuringly. "We'll need every cent I can raise. There's chemicals and Lord knows what all; and when we come to making our prints and marketing, why " he threw out both hands expressively. "If we land in Albuquerque with five thousand dollars and our outfit, we won't have a cent to throw away.
He rose and shuffled to the door, then looked round and opened his mouth to speak again. But he changed his mind, shook his head, snorted expressively, and disappeared. "A straange-fashioned chap," commented Mrs. Blanchard, "wi' sometimes a wise word stuck in his sour speech, like a gude currant in a bad dumpling."
Now, let me consider for a moment where is the country which most nearly answers to these conditions? What do you say to South Africa? It is the land of gold and diamonds; it is not, I believe, overrun with medical men; and as to adventure " Humphreys shrugged his shoulders and spread his hands abroad expressively. Dick's eyes sparkled and his face lit up with enthusiasm.
The father of M. de Lauzun was the Comte de Lauzun, cousin-german of the first Marechal Duc de Grammont, and of the old Comte de Grammont. M. de Lauzun was a little fair man, of good figure, with a noble and expressively commanding face, but which was without charm, as I have heard people say who knew him when he was young.
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