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As he stood up, he showed a fine-made, powerful frame, over six feet in height, and perfectly poised. With a great easy stride he swept silently out of the shop; nor from gait any more than look would one have thought he had been all day at work on the remnant of property he could call his own.
He conducted himself in a game way, too, on that occasion; and he's a fine-made man, and you're a fine-made old lady, and you're a mother and son, the pair of you, as might be showed for models in a caravan. Sir Leicester Dedlock, Baronet, what you've trusted to me I'll go through with.
He's a poor silly little fellow; but rich very rich." "Who's that fat man in a brown coat?" asks Brigitta. "He's like a maggot in a fresh nut!" "That's my master a fine-made man," answers Cassandra, frowning and pinching in her lips, with an affronted air, "Take care what you say about my master, Brigitta; I shall allow no observations."
"I thought him too light built, and I think so now," said the horse-breaker, still tapping his prominent teeth with the metal head of his riding-whip. "But happen he may pull through, and he's a fine-made, buirdly young chap, so if you mean to back him, Mr. Wilson "Which I do." "And you, Purvis?" "I ain't one to go back, Fawcett." "Well, I'll stan' to my share of the purse."
I could see now he was standin' upon his feet that he was a tall, fine-made man, a head and shoulders higher than me. "'Take me to your mother's cottage, he said, 'and get me some dry clothes if you can; I'll pay you well for your trouble. "I knew that the key was mostly left in the wooden gate in the garden wall, so I led him that way.
Old Lebauro, the cook, slid through the trees and stood over him, and said, 'U, GUK! He's a fine-made man, and gave me her knife; and then I collared Le-jennabon, and " "For God's sake, Ned, don't tell me you killed her too!" He shook his head slowly.
But from what bit I see of him, sir, I should say he was a fresh-coloured gentleman." "Tall and well built, you say?" observed Mr. Tertius. "Yes, sir fine-made gentleman pretty near six feet, I should have called him," replied the driver. "Little bit inclined to stoutness, like." Mr. Tertius turned to Peggie. "I believe you have some recent photographs of Mr. Herapath," he said.
As he stood up, he showed a fine-made, powerful frame, over six feet in height, and perfectly poised. With a great easy stride he swept silently out of the shop; nor from gait any more than look would one have thought he had been all day at work on the remnant of property he could call his own.
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