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Oh, Nate, to think you are safe and it's all over. Thank God! Thank God!" "Come," said Dalton to Joyce, who stood hesitantly, not sure there was no more to attend to, "the carriage is below and we've just time to make our train. We can say all our says in there." He took Joyce's arm with an odd mixture of tenderness, deference, and authority, while the others followed their rapid pace.
That you are naturally interested in attempts to use your discovery, but your presence is a sign of your interest but not your responsibility." "I shall have to think it over ," began Dabney nervously. "You can say," promised Cochrane, "that if it does not work you will check over what Jones did and tell him why." "Y-yes," said Dabney hesitantly, "I could do that. But I must think it over first.
Tarlac seated himself cross-legged on his sleeping mat, where Hovan promptly joined him to translate for the others. Then the questioning started, hesitantly at first, not touching on anything too significant until Tarlac's quiet manner and responsive answers put the commandos at ease. When that happened, the questions became more searching. "Do humans honor have?" one asked.
Having seen that the Marine enlisted men were getting the presents handed out properly, Howell strolled over to them. Just as he came up, a couple approached hesitantly, a man in a breechclout under a leather apron, and a woman, much smaller, in a ragged and soiled tunic. As soon as they fell into line, another Svant, in a blue robe, pushed them aside and took their place.
"We are going to drive out to the Gezireh Palace Hotel for tea, and she thought her brother might like to go out with us if he came in in time." She did not add why Miss Falconer was unable to write her own notes, but slanted her blue-hatted head over the desk and then hastily blotted her brief lines and tucked the sheet into an envelope. Hesitantly she looked up at Billy.
Once more Mittel obeyed and dropped the book hesitantly on the desk. Jimmie Dale stared silently, insolently, contemptuously at the other. Mittel stirred uneasily, sat down, shifted his feet, and his fingers fumbled aimlessly over the top of the desk. "Compared with you," said Jimmie Dale, in a low voice, "the Weasel, ay, and Hamvert, too, crooks though they are, are gentlemen!
Jimenez, hesitantly, said, "I know I'm speaking from ignorance. You're the Fuzzy expert. But isn't it possible that you're overanthropomorphizing? Endowing them with your own characteristics and mental traits?" "Juan, I'm not going to answer that right now. I don't think I'll answer at all. You wait till you've been around these Fuzzies a little longer, and then ask it again, only ask yourself."
But I don't want to just sit here and wonder about it until Maulbow wakes up. Until we're back in normspace, we'd better not miss any bets. Because one thing's sure if this has happened to anybody else, they didn't turn up again to report it. You see?" Kerim apparently did. She went pale, then said hesitantly, "Well ... the sealed cases Mr.
The sincerity, the boyish contrition in his voice, touched her, unaccountably. And, on impulse, she spoke. "I asked you to say those things about Milo, to his face," she began, hesitantly. "I did that, because I was angry, because I didn't believe a word of them, and because I wanted to see you punished for slandering my brother. I I still don't believe a single word of them.
"Oh please," she said, "we'll stop at the little gate in the park wall over there." The old man nodded indifferently, turned into the side road, and stopped before the small gate in the park wall. When Billy had got out, she stood still a moment and said hesitantly: "I suppose I must pay."
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