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My wife is still good looking, my eldest son is handsome, too, and my daughters are charming. There they are, all of them, opposite me; but when I look at them I see my murderers in them all." Count Strogonoff exclaimed, recoiling, horror-struck: "Some one is lying to Your Majesty! This is an infamous slander!"
In the hour of horror-struck indignation, was not Punch too blood-thirsty, vindictive, unjust, and oblivious to the truth of history, that the insurgents are poor superstitious heathens, whom a selfish policy may have kept superstitious and heathenish?
Horror-struck, bewildered, the weak man gazed upon the calm face of the Master-villain, as the scholar of the old fables might have gazed on the fiend who put before him worldly prosperity here and the loss of his soul hereafter. He had never hitherto regarded Lilburne in his true light. He was appalled by the black heart that lay bare before him.
"But aren't you going in with us?" exclaimed Rose, horror-struck. "No, madam." "But Mr. Bryany told us positively you were! He said it was all arranged!" "Mr. Bryany ought to be more careful," said Edward Henry. "If he doesn't mind he'll be telling a downright lie some day." "But you bought half the option!" "Well," said Edward Henry, reasoning. "What is an option? What does it mean?
Giovanni's danger had been suddenly brought before her in a very vivid light, and she was horror-struck at the thought of it. "Is is Don Giovanni very badly wounded?" she asked. "No, thank heaven; he will be wall in a week. But either one of those attempts might have killed him; and he would have died, I think pardon me, no insult this time I think, on your account.
I was horror-struck, and deprived for a moment of all recollection the branch slipped from my hand, and I tumbled headlong into the water beneath; this shock, however, revived me, and with three strokes of my arms I reached the opposite bank, which with difficulty I crawled up, and then, for the first time, felt myself safe from my pursuers.
The worst of the winter's trials were over, and yet I was horror-struck at the misery and rags of these poor fellows. No wonder men deserted, and officers were resigning in scores, desperate under the appeals of helpless wife and family in far-away homes. It was no better on the upland beyond.
The king stood staring up in speechless amazement, and trembled so that his beard shook like grass in the wind. At last, turning to the queen, who was just as horror-struck as himself, he said, gasping, staring, and stammering: "She can't be ours, queen!" Now the queen was much cleverer than the king, and had begun already to suspect that "this effect defective came by cause."
Take me in, won't you? Jerry said; and, mechanically leaning from the window, Arthur took her in, while Harold from below looked on, horror-struck with fear as to what the result might be if Jerry were left any time alone with a madman who did not like children. 'He may kill her; I must tell the folks, he said; and, going round to the side door, he entered, without knocking, and asked for Mrs.
"Because the poor devil who wrote it was condemned to death for a cold-blooded murder; he repented, and made us promise to do him this kindness." "Heaven pardon him!" I exclaimed; "what was it he did?" "Why, as he found he could not kill his enemy, he revenged himself by slaying the man's son, one of the finest boys you ever saw." I was horror-struck.
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