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"Oh, well, it can't be helped can it?" grimaced Dave. Within the next fortnight, however, Darrin's equipment and belongings were found to be in bad shape no less than five other times. With a few demerits which he had received in the summer term Dave now stood up under one hundred and twenty demerits.
Bidding her neck and hands adieu miss Douce Those things only bring out a rash, replied, reseated. I asked that old fogey in Boyd's for something for my skin. Miss Kennedy, pouring now a fulldrawn tea, grimaced and prayed: O, don't remind me of him for mercy' sake! But wait till I tell you, miss Douce entreated.
They built a fire, painted themselves, and in that frenzy into which savages are so readily lashed, and that is so like to the action of mobs in trousers, they tumbled, leaped, danced, yelled, sang, grimaced, and gesticulated until the Manitou disclosed himself, either as a harmless animal or a beast of prey.
"Maybe it's been me all along," I thought. "That's nonsense," I countered. "It's Atmananda who is... " I grimaced. I walked up the incline toward the exit. I left the theatre in a stupor. I felt dizzy and disoriented. My mind again drew a blank. I crossed the street to UCSD. I walked to Revelle College. To the Humanities Library Building. To HL 1402.
Sudden rage burned on the old man's face, and he came to his feet. His arm jerked back and snapped forward. Nothing happened. He grimaced at the ruined sky. "Dave Hanson," he cried sharply, "by the unfailing power of your name which is all of you, I hold you in my mind and your throat is in my hand " The old hands squeezed suddenly, and Hanson felt a vise clamp down around his throat.
"Well, you never took me for a lady, did you?" she said, half-defiantly. "What was it?" repeated Merryon, sticking to the point. Again she grimaced at him, but she answered, "Oh, I only after I'd had my bath lay on the floor and ran round my head for a bit. It's not a bit difficult, once you've got the knack. But I got thinking of Mrs.
In the concert room, the superannuated artistes of the poorer kind of Continental concert hall shrieked and grimaced and ogled, and after every item of the show, the performer came round with an escallop shell into which the more generously disposed dropped small copper coins. The place was nearly always crowded with men in black frock-coats and crimson fezzes.
"Now, remember, fellows," breathed Benson, sharply, as they parted, "the one great thing is not to fail!" The night was dark and the sky overcast as the submarine boys parted to go their several ways. "I think I can understand how Eph feels about his stomach," grimaced Jack, as he strode along. "I don't believe I'd balk, just now, at the plainest food ever cooked.
I fancy I touched it with a dead man's finger-nails." She crossed her wrists tight at the clasp of her waist, and letting her chin fall on her throat, shook her body fretfully, much as a pettish little girl might do. Wilfrid grimaced. "Tick-tick" was not a pathetic elegy in his ears. "The only thing is, not to think about it," said he. "It's only an instrument, after all."
"I don't make out Mr. Joyce," said poor, hurt Mrs. Cole. Bond went down the steps whistling, "They're after me, they're after me!" in a thoughtful undertone. "Are you going to dress very much?" grimaced Giles, with a precious little intonation that caused Bond to laugh outright. Abner, who was lounging under the Turkish canopy, pricked up his ears to catch the reply.
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