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Petrie would countenance such a thing if he doubted the necessity?" Mr. Henderson looked at me with pathetic hesitance. "There are guests in the house mourners who attended the ceremony to-day. They " "Will never know, if we are in error," interrupted Smith. "Good God! why do you delay?" "You wish it to be kept secret?" "You and I, Mr. Henderson, and Dr. Petrie will go now.
"In a little week, my friend, your till will have no vulgar silver in it; gold, yellow gold." "And the duchess?" with hesitance. The budget of news to-night was not of the usual kind. Johann did not answer, save by a shrug. The perturbation of the old man was so manifestly beyond control that he could not trust his legs. He dropped on the stool, giving his grizzled head a negative shake.
Here again the words are all colloquial and are set in their accustomed order; but by sheer mastery of rhythm the poet contrives to express the tremulous hesitance of Viola's mood as it could not be expressed in prose.
Temple Temple Barholm left the house taking a midnight train, and leaving no clue as to his where-abouts or intentions." "Disappeared! " said the duke. "Where has he been looked for?" The countenance of both Mr. Palford and his party expressed a certain degree of hesitance. "Principally in asylums and so-called sanatoriums," Mr. Grimby admitted with a hint of reluctance.
At last, however, the door was opened gently, and with a hesitance that led me to imagine that it was Clélie herself who had pushed it open, and immediately afterward I was sure that she had uttered an alarmed exclamation. I stepped out upon the landing and called to her in a subdued tone, "Clélie," I said, "did I hear you speak?" "Yes," she returned from within the room.
Supposing no, he would let her return to her cage. He wondered had he made his word a law simply to meet and conquer a situation such as this? Or was his hesitance due to the fear of her hate? That would be immediate and unabating. She was not the sort that would bend she would break. No, he wasn't monster enough to play that sort of game.
"It's good to get dictatorship over all this fight of growing," looking up for her sympathy with hesitance, which, seen in the light of his acknowledged genius, was the more significant. "You don't mind my taking Michael's place? He was very busy this morning. I have no credentials, but my mother seems to think I am a born gardener."
The simplest way to introduce the element of hesitance and wavering, and thereby make the story more truly suggestive of the intricate variety of life, is to interrupt the series by the introduction of events whose apparent tendency is to hinder its progress, and in this way emphasize the ultimate triumph of the series in attaining its predestined culmination.
Probably they would never meet again. And yet "I am Hildegarde von von Heideloff," giving her mother's name. He was too nice to frighten away. The hesitance over the "von" did not strike his usually keen ear. He was too intent on noting the variant expressions on her exquisite face. It was a pity she was dark. What a figure, and how proudly the head rested upon the slender but firm white throat!
Such laborious analysis as his despatches display, such grasp both of outline and detail, such absence of confusion and clearness of vision, such lack of hesitance and such definition of plan, seem to prove that either a hero or a demon is again on earth.
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