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He had had sense enough to know that his amorous escapades would get him into trouble one day, and he had always carried the little pistol which was now so convenient to his hand. It gave him a fictitious courage which he would not have had unarmed against almost any man or woman in Askatoon. "You get a woman to do your fighting for you," he said hatefully. "You have to drag her in.
Richard looked on feeling, not pity, but only irritation, finally amounting to anger. The child's whole aspect and the sniveling sounds he made were so hatefully ugly. It disgusted him. "Here Chifney, leave that fellow at home," he said. "He's no good." "He's malingering, Sir Richard. I know his sort. Give in to him now and we shall have the same game, and worse, over again to-morrow."
While Miss Emily lived, I had hoped to help. But now it seemed too hatefully like accusing when she could not defend herself. And there is another element that I am bound to acknowledge. There was an element of jealousy of Anne Bullard. Both of us had tried to help Miss Emily. She had foiled my attempt in her own endeavor, a mistaken endeavor, I felt.
Those two either hate each other lovingly, or love hatefully, I know not which, they are so biting, yet so friendly to each other's cleverness, though their style of word-play is so different: Monsieur Doltaire's like a bodkin-point, Captain Moray's like a musket-stock a-clubbing. Be not surprised to see the British at our gates any day.
Joyce stood alone in her dark doorway to receive her guest, and, through all her flutter of hope, she felt a bitter twinge of housewifely chagrin at being discovered in such miserable quarters. The black earth flooring at her threshold gritted hatefully under her feet, and the gusts whistling through the many chinks of her rough walls seemed to skirl derisively.
"But since you are so interested, I don't mind telling you that I'm not going up to the inn this morning." His sister fixed him with her eye. "She ain't mad at you, is she, Will?" "I don't know what you mean, Mary." He glared hatefully at her and strode away. Stanley saw him going through the fields and leaped a fence jubilantly in pursuit.
At last he understood the girl, and as he thought of her shrinking aloofness standing guard over her eager longing for friends for affection, something hot and wet blurred his eyes. He was scarcely conscious that the man, who had taken to himself the name with which he had become hatefully familiar during his years in Brookville, was still speaking, till a startling sentence or two aroused him.
Hatefully, scornfully, he tossed him a suit of his own clothes, and gave him L20 of his savings. Then he opened the door and looked carefully all around. It was near midnight, and all was so still that a bird moving in the branches could have been heard. But Laycock was singularly uneasy. He put on his hat and walked one hundred yards or more each way.
"Yes," she said in her soft contralto. A feeling of revulsion that was almost nausea was consuming her. This, then, she told herself, was the bitter and humiliating price she must pay for her tainted triumph. "And would you accept and agree to the conditions the only conditions?" he demanded, in a voice now hatefully tremulous with some rising and controlling emotion.
Only she will be believed by those you wot of. 'Speak you yourself, she said. He scowled hatefully. 'Who of the French would believe me, he snarled. He had been so made a tool of by Privy Seal in times past that he had lost all hope of credence. 'If I may come to it, I will do it, she said suddenly.
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