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Updated: May 13, 2025
Will it make your revenge any sweeter to torture a helpless, white woman?" Louis winced. 'Twas the first sign of goodness I had seen in the knave, and I credited it wholly to his French ancestors. "I never torture white woman," he vehemently declared, with a sudden flare-up of his proud temper. "The son of a seigneur "
He saw the catastrophe happening and at the same moment, before he could open his mouth or stir a limb to ward off the vision, a voice very near his ear, the measured voice of Captain Anthony said: "Wouldn't light eh? Throw it down! Jump for the flare-up." The spring of activity in Mr Powell was released with great force. He jumped.
With a flirt of her short skirts Georgina turned and started disdainfully up the street. "Wait," called Richard. He liked the sudden flare-up of her manner. There was something convincing about it. Besides, he didn't want her to go off in that independent way as if she meant never to come back. It was she who had brought the Towncrier, that matchless Teller of Tales, across his path.
"And Raley?" "No, it ain't!" answered that one with a sudden flare-up of courage. "Then whose horse is it?" "It belongs to Larkin an' Smith an' me." "Of course. But why did you bring him to Paradise Park?" "To sell him." "To whom, please?" Raley, caught in the trap, looked appealingly toward Smith, but got no help from him. "To whom?" repeated Haig sharply. "To you if you wanted him!"
"And yet you want me to be chary of your watermelons? So then, here you are, here you are! ..." This flare-up helped him as though instantaneously.
Some of those big men were crying softly like stricken children. It was the last requiem over the dead, the last flare-up of the tragic fire. They crowded round Joe. He was blind himself with tears, though he felt a strange quiet in his heart. And then he was out in the starry autumn night, walking home, murmuring: "It's all over. That's out of my life."
"What's that?" asked Jennie, wearily, as though suddenly wilted after her flare-up. "Well, this is it ... You're still young, and I'll tell you the truth, you are very handsome; that is, you can be, if you only want to, unusually stunning ... That's even more than beauty.
Besides, laying again' him by that ere commission's piled up hatsful of the ready, to be sure; I don't say it ain't; but there's two thou' knocked off for Willon, and the fool don't deserve a tizzy of it. He went and put the paint on so thick that, if the Club don't have a flare-up about the whole thing " "Let dem!" said the Jew serenely.
She was buoyed within, thrilled with a sense of strange adventure, baffling to analysis, but somehow comparable to that soaring moment last week. She was captain of her soul. That she was now standing by her flare-up, deliberately reattaching herself to a past which she had moved heaven and earth to cut away from her, did not occur to her, in just that way.
The recrudescence of Robert's strength was a mere flare-up. His vitality ebbed again, and not even the fierce gnawing hunger that refused to depart could stimulate it. By-and-by he began to stumble, but Tayoga and Willet, who noticed it, said nothing they staggered at times themselves. They toiled on for hours in silence, but, late in the afternoon, Robert turned suddenly to the Onondaga.
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