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"Out with it!" he said encouragingly. "I'm full partner here. You want to murder somebody. Well and good! Now who is it?" Varney turned towards him, half-reluctantly, and spoke in a quiet voice. "I told you just now that the machinery broke down. I was mistaken. It was broken down." "Broken down?"
"I don't like to see you remaining alone," protested Hazel, as she stepped, half-reluctantly, into the launch. "I know you'll be dreadfully lonesome." Harriet, however, was far from lonesome. It was really pleasant to be all by herself for a little while.
Half-reluctantly Olga made reply, while Violet leaned forward and listened intently. "The night before last. You came to my room late, don't you remember?" Violet's eyes had a startled look. "Yes?" she breathed. "Yes? What else?" Olga looked straight up at her. "Dear, I don't think we need talk about it, need we? You were not yourself. I think you were half-asleep.
"We need all the strength we can muster for other things. How is your dog to-day?" Piers ignored the question. "What other things?" he demanded. She hesitated. "Go on!" said Piers imperiously. Avery complied half-reluctantly. "I meant mainly the burdens of life. We can't afford to weaken ourselves by any loss of self-control.
36 King Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C. The Lost Valley by Algernon Blackwood "In one of the stories, 'The Wendigs, the author gives us, perhaps, one of the most successful excursions into the grimly weird; quietly but surely he makes his reader come under the influence of the eerie, until the pages are half-reluctantly turned under the spell of a fearful fascination. Mr.
Now and then a mother's heart would be touched, and after a half-reluctantly given supper and a place where he might sleep for the night would mend and wash his soiled clothes and dry them by the fire, ready for morning.
But here was evidence that strongly suggested his death in the wilderness. "Get it down," Christopher Burley said hoarsely. "Let me see it!" Macdonald assented half-reluctantly. I helped him to drag the trunk from the one resting on top of it, and we placed it on the floor. It was a small affair and it seemed very light. It was low and narrow, brass-bound, and covered with decaying leather.
His name is Cosmo Fletcher." "A friend?" asked the big man. Hilary coloured a little. "Well," she said half-reluctantly, "I suppose one would call him that." "I believe you're in love with Culver's half-breed American," said Cosmo Fletcher brutally, nearly three weeks later. He had just been rejected finally and emphatically by the girl who faced him in the stern of his skiff.
That they exist in the earth, and are constantly developed into innumerable multitudes of living organisms, of almost inconceivable variety, in both the animal and vegetal world, is true, as he half-reluctantly admits in almost the identical language we here use. And he also admits that morphological cells, when once formed, continue to grow by their own individual power or inherent tendency.
"Perhaps not quite as we used to understand the term," he said, seeming to speak half-reluctantly. "Oh, we were very extravagant and foolish," rejoined Daisy lightly. "I didn't mean quite in that way, Blake. You at least are past the age for such feathery nonsense, or should be. I was aeons and aeons ago."
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