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It was Marie-Anne you saw standing over you, it was she who knelt down at your side, and then " St. Pierre paused, and he smiled, and then grimaced as he tried to rub his two bandaged hands together. "David, fate mixes things up in a funny way. My Carmin came out and stood over you, hating you; and Marie-Anne knelt down there at your side, loving you. Yes, it is true.
A beast of an oscillating Chinaman in china, as large as life, grimaced and quivered to one's lightest steps. That door was the perilous place; it was double with the thickness of the wall between, so that one could not listen beforehand for the whisk of the feather-brush on the other side. Oddly rat-like, is it not, this darting into enormous places in pursuit of the abandoned crumbs of thought?
There was no mercy in the formless faces which grimaced around the doomed ones, nor in the tempestuous voices which deafened them with threatenings and insult. The breakers seemed to signal to each other; they were cruelly eloquent with menacing gestures. There was but one sentence among them, and that sentence was a thousand times repeated, and it was always DEATH.
Ay, boss, the sailor broke in. Give us back them papers. The request being complied with he clawed them up with a scrape. Have you seen the rock of Gibraltar? Mr Bloom inquired. The sailor grimaced, chewing, in a way that might be read as yes, ay or no.
When he sat down at his own side of the table he cocked his revolver and placed it beside his tin plate. Jean grimaced and shrugged his shoulders. "It means business," said his captor warningly. "If at any time I think you deserve it I shall shoot you in your tracks, Croisset, so don't arouse my suspicions." "I took your word of honor," said Jean sarcastically.
"We've got you back on the gridiron, at any rate," exclaimed Hepson exultantly. "We of the football squad wish that we might be permitted to divide your demerits up among ourselves." "You might suggest that little point to the commandant of midshipmen," grinned Dan. "And get jolly well trounced for our impudence," grimaced Midshipman Hepson.
And all the company he had for it was this poor devil on the bed who grimaced as he breathed. He folded his arms. If this, too, was a part of the cost he must pay it like a man. The Fourth Day The morning of Tuesday, May twenty-eighth, found Donaldson still sitting in the chair, facing the form upon the bed. He had not undressed, and had slept less than an hour.
Maybe you can find abstract qualities in it after it's done, but I'm a practical man! I'm not trying to produce an improved psychological climate, suitable for debilitated psychos! I'm trying to get a job done!" "I've wondered," admitted Babs, "what the job is." Cochrane grimaced. "You wouldn't believe it, Babs." There was an odd quivering underfoot. Trees shook.
Mr. Pericles seemed to think that was scarcely a critical period, but he merely grimaced, and inquired: "Did you see ze player?" "Oh, no: they are hidden," Arabella explained to him, "behind a curtain." "But, what!" shouted the impetuous Greek: "have you no curiosity? A woman! And zen, you saw not her?"
Faith promptly made a dreadful one back at him, and, in her anger over being grimaced at by Bertie Shakespeare, forgot her stage fright. She found her voice and spoke out clearly and bravely. "I want to explain something," she said, "and I want to do it now because everybody will hear it that heard the other.
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