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By nature he was a feeler and a thinker; over his emotions and his reflections spread a mellowing of melancholy; more than a mellowing: in trouble and bereavement it became a cloud.
If he wanted more, I'd let him have an eighty j'inun' " "I'd like t' try that m'self," said Lime, as a feeler. The old fellow said nothing in reply for a moment. "Ef you had a team an' tools an' a woman, I'd jest as lief you'd have it as anybody." "Sell me your blacks, and I'll pay half down the balance in the fall.
His lawyers at Meran held the needful documents, and would arrange the negotiations in detail with us. It was a stiff sum, I must say an extremely stiff sum; but no doubt he was charging us a fancy price for a fancy castle. "He will come down in time," Charles said. "The sum first named in all these transactions is invariably a feeler.
Thoughtlessly he drew closer and closer, till suddenly the monster plant darted forth all its feelers and grasped him round the body. He felt himself dragged helplessly towards the capacious maw where he had already seen so many creatures conveyed. "Oh, master, master! help, help!" he shouted at the top of his voice, though a feeler getting round his neck almost stopped his breath.
She was looking at people through her magnificent lorgnon, and people undeniably were looking at her. There were many wonderful women in the Bois that day, but none so worthy of a stare as she. Corky pricked up his ears. It looked like a "feeler." "Perceptibly lower," he said. "And food is higher, they say." "Ah," said he, "but so are the buildings."
'Mrs Jones and I play and sing whenever we have time, and I have had some lessons, replied Freda. 'Besides, one hears all the first musicians and singers, and they teach one. 'Did you see much of that young parson, Prothero? I remember he was somewhere in your neighbourhood, asked the colonel. Freda was sure this question was a feeler, and she answered carelessly, 'Yes, naturally.
Everything is 'by those in a position to know' and 'rumors of and 'it is premature to give details... or mention names' Bah!" Kennedy turned to places he had marked in several of the other periodicals and papers and I read them. Each was substantially to the effect of the note in the Metropolitan, although worded differently and generally printed as a news item. "It's a feeler," Kennedy stated.
Are you not thinking of getting back to the surface of our beautiful earth?" This was said more as a feeler than with any hope of success. "Go back, nephew," cried my uncle in a tone of alarm, "you are not surely thinking of anything so absurd or cowardly. No, my intention is to advance and continue our journey. We have as yet been singularly fortunate, and henceforth I hope we shall be more so."
Each feeler can be moved from side to side, and can also be tucked away, out of sight and out of danger; but, when hungry, the animal spreads them widely, for, as we shall see, they are the net in which it catches its dinner. The whole body of the Anemone is like two bags, one hanging inside the other. The space between the two bags is filled with water.
Stone's Landing was making quite a stir in the vicinity, by this time. Sellers threw a lot or two on the market, "as a feeler," and they sold well. He re-clothed his family, laid in a good stock of provisions, and still had money left.
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