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I went right off to get the doctor. He said that it wouldn't amount to anything that all Monsieur needed was rest." As Risler closed the door Pere Achille added, under his breath, with the half-fearful, half-audacious insolence of an inferior, who would like to be listened to and yet not distinctly heard: "Ah! 'dame', they're not making such a show on the first floor as they are on the second."
They talked as lovers will to the end of time in exclamations and the meeting of eyes and little endearments. When Diane and Peter found them on the hilltop, Sheba protested, with her half-shy, half-audacious smile, that it could not be two hours since she and Gordon had left the living-room. Peter grinned. He remembered a hilltop consecrated to his own courtship of Diane.
But she whipped her own behind her, glanced rapidly up and down the long hall, and stood looking at him with a half-audacious, half-mischievous admiration, in utter contrast to her old reserve. "I've a great mind not to shake hands with you at all. You passed me just now on the piazza without speaking; and I ran after you, as I suppose many another poor woman has done." Mr.
I went right off to get the doctor. He said that it wouldn't amount to anything that all Monsieur needed was rest." As Risler closed the door Pere Achille added, under his breath, with the half-fearful, half-audacious insolence of an inferior, who would like to be listened to and yet not distinctly heard: "Ah! 'dame', they're not making such a show on the first floor as they are on the second."
He felt in the depths of his heart, that the demoralizing influences consequent upon those half-secret, half-audacious speculations had led him to the brink nay, had actually plunged him into a great crime.
Indeed the earlier, half-childish, half-audacious efforts she had made to attract his attention entirely ceased about this time. And he, as soon as it was evident that Mrs. Melrose would not take his advice, and that legal proceedings must be renounced, felt a natural slackening of interest in his mother's guests.
And he threw her the old half-tender, half-audacious look, and tossed the subject banteringly away. He was the first to make a move when the careless meal was over, but not to go. He sauntered forth and lounged against the door-post smoking, while Bunny and Sheila talked of tennis and golf, and Maud listened with well-disguised patience to the old General's oft-repeated French reminiscences.
I went right off to get the doctor. He said that it wouldn't amount to anything that all Monsieur needed was rest." As Risler closed the door Pere Achille added, under his breath, with the half-fearful, half-audacious insolence of an inferior, who would like to be listened to and yet not distinctly heard: "Ah! 'dame', they're not making such a show on the first floor as they are on the second."
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