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"Noble sir," said that worthy satellite, "the Laird of ," he named no place, but pointed with his finger in a south-western direction, " may not ride with you the day he purposed, because the Lord Warden has threatened that he will " Here another blank, intelligibly enough made up by the speaker touching his own neck with his left fore-finger, and leaning his head a little to one side.
'But all priests are alike. Kim coughed severely. Being young, he did not approve of her flippancy. 'To importune the wise out of season is to invite calamity. 'There is a talking mynah' the thrust came back with the well-remembered snap of the jewelled fore-finger 'over the stables which has picked up the very tone of the family priest.
Even such a thing as this, said Mr Pecksniff, laying the fore-finger of his left hand upon the brown paper patch on the top of his head, 'slight casual baldness though it be, reminds us that we are but' he was going to say 'worms, but recollecting that worms were not remarkable for heads of hair, he substituted 'flesh and blood.
Carefully dressed, with a sword at his side as many of the other men had he filled my idea of a soldier; and I was not surprised to hear his friends sitting opposite call him General Jackson. An inkstand, a quill and some paper were placed before him, but he pushed them aside with his glass of toddy to lift one long fore-finger and emphasize his talk.
As soon as their merriment had somewhat subsided, Mehevi, motioning us to be attentive, dipped the fore-finger of his right hand in the dish, and giving it a rapid and scientific twirl, drew it out coated smoothly with the preparation.
Dollie touched the fore-finger of each hand with its thumb, thus making rings through which she peeped, in imitation of spectacles, and frowned as darkly as her baby face would permit. Miss Sterling knew that she should not laugh at the grimace, but it was so very funny that she could not help it.
But young blood must have movement in some way, and may I ask," here Mother Bækken laid one fore-finger upon the other "have they any way of amusing themselves, if they must not dance, and not slide, and not toboggan?" But now Mother Taraldsen grew angry. "If it's proper for respectable young girls to tear about and make a row, it must be the new fashion that Mother Bækken's preaching about.
Then the Commissary, drawing nearer, called attention to some suspicious spots sprinkled about the window, but above it towards the roof. "What is it?" asked the detective, as his colleague with the point of his long fore-finger nail picked at the thin crust on the top of one of these spots, disclosing a dark, viscous core. "I could not swear to it, but I believe it is blood." "Blood!
Precisely the same: except that he did not look much at Miss Arrowpoint, but rather at Klesmer, who was speaking with animation now stretching out his long fingers horizontally, now pointing downward with his fore-finger, now folding his arms and tossing his mane, while he addressed himself first to one and then to the other, including Grandcourt, who listened with an impassive face and narrow eyes, his left fore-finger in his waistcoat-pocket, and his right slightly touching his thin whisker.
The difference it made in the attack was this; That in going upon it, as in the first case, with the end of her fore-finger against the end of my uncle Toby's tobacco-pipe, she might have travelled with it, along the lines, from Dan to Beersheba, had my uncle Toby's lines reach'd so far, without any effect: For as there was no arterial or vital heat in the end of the tobacco-pipe, it could excite no sentiment it could neither give fire by pulsation or receive it by sympathy 'twas nothing but smoke.
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