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She had raised a crushed face from the pillows, and looked at me haggardly. I noticed a carafe of brandy and a siphon by the bedside. I mixed her a strong dose, and, before replying, made her drink it. "They'll place him under restraint, that's all. He's not responsible for his actions."
Her right hand, which held the lighted cigarette, went automatically to her breast. She wore a thin gold chain about her neck. She was staring at Paul haggardly. "You did love him," he continued. "Is he dead?"
The stern leader nodded a cold contemptuous assent. "Thou, Jarnac, stay with them, and bring him on alive or dead. Forward!" And he resumed his march, followed by all the band but the young count and six archers, one of whom held the spare mule. Denys and Gerard gazed at one another haggardly. Oh, what a look!
"I call it looking after my friend," he said gently. "I don't suppose you've let him tell you very much about what happened at college?" "No, Carter. What's the use of it, now? He wrote it all to me, but the letter must have passed me. It's a closed chapter now." "I hope to God it will stay closed," he said, haggardly. "But I'm afraid, Honor; I'm horribly afraid for you."
"I say!" exclaimed Banstead. "I think " Austin checked further speech. Dick looked haggardly round the room. "There. Now you all know. I'm not fit to be under the same roof with you. Good-bye." He slouched in his heavy way to the door, but Viviette sprang from her chair and planted herself in his path. "No. You shan't go. Do you think I have nothing to say?" "Say what you like," said Dick sadly.
You don't belong to him to-day; you belong to the team; you belong to L. A.... No matter what's happening to you, you've got to do your best and and be your best." "If I can," he said, haggardly. "Lie down on the couch." "Oh, I don't want to lie down, Skipper I'll just " "Lie down on the couch, Jimsy!"
He could not confront again the loneliness and the tempest. Sally looked at him with her clear eyes. "Aren't you glad?" she asked again. "I thought you'd be as pleased as Punch." He met her gaze haggardly. "I'm not sure," he muttered. "You are funny. Most men would."
Then, with a wordless exclamation, she sprang to her feet, pulled the window-shade carefully down to the sill, and, when she had done that, struck a match on the heel of her shoe a soiled white canvas shoe, not a small one and applied the flame to a gas jet. The yellow light flared up; and she began to pace the room haggardly.
There was a covert meaning in the words a fact which penetrated even to the dulled intelligence of the Scotsman, for he glanced up haggardly at his friend. "You ought to be glad," repeated Dr. Kreener. Turning, he walked to the laboratory door and locked it. He next lowered all the blinds. "I pray that we have not been observed," he said, "but we must chance it."
THAT place?" pointing in the direction of the rag and bottle shop. Mr. Guppy nods. "Why, I wouldn't pass another night there for any consideration that you could offer me," says Mr. Weevle, haggardly staring. "Do you mean it though, Tony?" "Mean it! Do I look as if I mean it? I feel as if I do; I know that," says Mr. Weevle with a very genuine shudder.
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