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I've a little more hammering to do." Back of them stood the teamster, who had just come up with the horses. "Am I to take that stuff and dump it down the ravine?" he asked slowly. "If you do," retorted Ferrers heatedly, "I'll hammer in the top of your head, Andy! Reade, won't you pick out what you want for the site of the ore-dump. We've got some real ore at last!"
"God forbid!" I ejaculated. "Some pretty fresh girl." "I abominate pretty fresh girls. I would just as soon talk to a baby in a perambulator." "The women men are crazy to marry are not always those they particularly delight to converse with, my friend," said Judith. I lit another cigarette. "I think the sex feminine has marriage on the brain," I exclaimed, somewhat heatedly.
The strange voice belonged to a high-school boy, Stanley Reeves, and both Tim and Charlie knew he was a member of the gymnasium wrestling team and quite capable of stopping any small-boy fight. "You're too old to fight a boy of that size, anyway," declared Stanley, surveying Tim with disgust. "But I'm going to punch him," announced Bobby heatedly. "Oh, you are?" said Reeves with interest.
He had expected Don to tell. He had hurried forward ready to argue heatedly in his own defense. And instead, Don had plainly tried to shield him. He slouched his shoulders with an air of hard toughness, but deep inside he felt small and cheap. He was used to wrangling and boisterous striving for what he wanted.
"Yes, about this girl at Millford, it says: 'In the discussion that followed, the local member heatedly opposed the speaker's arguments favoring the sending of women to Parliament, and said when women sat in Parliament, he would retire to which the speaker replied that this was just another proof of the purifying effect women would have on politics.
The stolid man puffed with the exertion of expressing himself so fully, inadequate as his confused sentences were to describe all that fermenting mass of observation, impression, revulsion, disgust that his experience in the rate-making side of his employment had stored up within him the last fifteen years. Out of it had come a result a resolve. And it was this that Lane was combating heatedly.
"I tell you, Jim," Nancy heard the older officer say positively, "Grant intends to have Sheridan join him as soon as he breaks winter camp." "Nonsense, nonsense; the strategical movement would be to have him march south and re-enforce Sherman. That would mean the death knell of the Confederacy." "You are entirely wrong," returned the first speaker heatedly.
"Do they think the murderer's going to come in and give himself up? is that the notion?" he demanded heatedly of Mr. Saul. "The sheriff owns himself beat, Sir; the murderer's got safely away and left no clue to his identity." The judge waived this aside. "Clues, sir?
Chichester as Jarvis disappeared. "I am afraid, madam, that such a marriage would be out of the question." "What do you mean?" demanded the old lady. "As one of the executors of the late Mr. Kingsnorth's will, in my opinion, it would be defeating the object of the dead man's legacy." Mrs. Chichester retorted, heatedly: "He desires her to be TRAINED. What training is better than MARRIAGE?"
"Because I am aware that you are striving to make me incriminate Julie in Mr. Spencer's death," she began heatedly. "Instead, you and the police should make every effort to find Julie and protect her ..." "From what?" "I don't know," hopelessly. "Julie has no friends in this city, no one whom she could turn to in trouble but me.
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