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Updated: June 15, 2025
As he entered the living-room of the scow, Everett bowed frigidly to Lem Crabbe, and forgot to extend his hand to Lon. "You sent for me," he said in a low tone, looking at the squatter. "Yep. I knowed ye wanted to see Lem, and I thought as how ye'd ruther come here than have him come along to yer office. Ain't that right?"
"She will make you happy," replied Joseph, in a faltering voice. "I beseech of you, be gentle with her. Her heart is not at ease, and she needs all your tenderness to restore her to happiness." Count Kinsky bowed frigidly. "Will your majesty allow me to ask a favor of you?" said he. "It will gratify me to do any thing for you," replied Joseph, his eyes lighting up with pleasure.
And, moreover, he showed himself very plain and simple of speech, and frigidly polite in manner. "Monsieur l'Abbe Froment the author of 'New Rome, I suppose?" Then seating himself on one stool and pointing to another, he added: "Pray acquaint me with the object of your visit, Monsieur l'Abbe."
"I happened to see her in Glebe Place with that fellow they are all chattering about, but I didn't speak to her. I believe her father was dead then. But I didn't know it at the time." "Oh! Is he so very handsome, as they say?" She could not help saying this, and watching him as she said it. "I should say he was a good-looking chap," answered Craven frigidly. "But he looks like a wrong 'un."
"Pardon me, Mrs Clyde," said I, quite as frigidly as herself "but the fault, if error there be on either side, lies on my shoulders. I am sure I meant no harm. I only brought the little bird as a remembrance of your daughter's birthday, having forgotten to present it yesterday, when her other friends made their offerings."
Not one word of all this did he say, but it was understood quite as well as if it had been spoken: his lips were firm compressed, and the whole outer man composed frigidly cold; yet through all this Cecilia saw such is woman's penetration in certain cases Cecilia saw what must sooner or later happen.
"I tell you, Griggs," he informed me, "there's nothing like this early summer air to fill a man's lungs." "Unless it's cash to fill his pockets." "Eh? Cash?" said the inventor. "That reminds me. I must spend some this afternoon." "Indeed! Going to settle another damage suit?" "I intend to order coal," replied Hawkins frigidly.
The wild had taught him that mercy was only for the weak, for those who erred through that weakness. This man was not of those. He was a vicious criminal whose earthly reward would be inadequate to his crimes. "That won't help you a thing," he said frigidly. He knocked out his pipe and thrust it into his pocket.
If you don't believe the doctor, ma'am, it's not my fault." "Carnaby has committed indiscretions in the way of growing since I last saw him," Lavendar broke in hastily. "At sixteen one may easily outgrow one's strength!" "Indeed!" said Mrs. de Tracy, frigidly.
"You haven't been asked to go out of town, that I know of," replied Miss Henderson, frigidly, abashing the office habitué, who had not been used to find her catechism cut so summarily short, and moving aside to speak with Glory. "What was it I heard you say just now?" "I didn't mean to speak out so, mum. It was only what I mostly thinks.
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