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"I don't say you were out of the house, only well I couldn't say you were in the room if you weren't, could I?" with a glance at Miss Richards for approbation, and a half-glance at Kitty, whose gray eyes were full of a scorn that was not pleasant to meet. Kitty could not speak for a moment, her indignation and disgust were too intense.
"I think I may say that it is an authority which is unimpeachable. You observe that it is one who knows what he is speaking of?" He gave a half-glance about him at his colleagues. "A spy?" demanded Keith, coldly, his eye fixed on the other. "No, sir. A man of position, a man whose sources of knowledge even you would not question.
No need to hush my boy, the silence there, so subduing, checked with its mysterious awe even his inquisitive young mind. The venerable high-priest sat with his face jealously covered, lest his eyes should tempt his thoughts to stray. I changed my position to catch a glimpse of his countenance; he drew his fan-veil more closely, giving me a quick but gentle half-glance of remonstrance.
"What do you call it?" she asked, struggling to regain composure. Her companion pulled away the cloth, which still lay against the pedestal, and she saw the words: "I strew these opiate flowers Round thy restless pillow." Again she was silent. Perplexity, regret, and, more keenly than all, a delicious exultation, overcame her. She stole a half-glance up into the face of the tall form beside her.
"Yes, she is," said Alexia sharply, "at the Exeter we can't stop her; she says she's proud to do it, and it shows the girls' wonderful ability; and all that sort of thing and and oh dear me! after she's once done that, she'll always be 'Miss Pepper the music teacher. Isn't it horrid!" "I believe that is our carriage," said Pickering stiffly, and without so much as a half-glance at Billy.
At first with a half-glance back he started to walk rapidly away, but then, seeing that I still followed, he stopped short and waited till I came up with him. Already I was repenting of my determination, and this attitude of his quite disheartened me. Still I could not draw back now speak to him I must. "Oh, Jack," I cried, as I came up. "It really wasn't my fault indeed it wasn't. I only "
Armstrong, as already stated, had boarded for several weeks during the preceding summer at Groveton. He looked at Luke with a half-glance of recognition. "Haven't I seen you before?" he said. "What is your name?" "My name is Luke Larkin. I saw you several times last summer." "Then you know me?" "Yes, sir, you are Mr. Armstrong. But I thought you were in Europe." "So I was till recently.
He gave a half-glance over his shoulder at the silent figure of the nurse, and put his weight on the twisting figure on the bed. "You drugged the hag, good Gunn," he continued. "To-morrow morning, Gunn, they will find you in your room dead, and if one of the scum you brought into my house be charged with the murder, so much the better. When I am well they will go.
Nikolai suddenly disengaged himself with a jerk, and the next moment, emerging from the darkness, thrust himself between them. Silla uttered a cry of terror, but Nikolai only gave her a half-glance, and flung her behind him and thus stood face to face with Veyergang.
"Because, the young squire says," Anthony made his voice mysterious. "Yes, yes," Rhoda stopped him; "and I consent:" she gave a hurried half-glance behind her. "Come, uncle. Oh! pity! don't let me think your reason's gone. I can get you the money, but if you go foolish, I cannot help you." Her energy had returned to her with the sense of sacrifice. Anthony eyed her tears.
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