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And once more she pored upon the hurriedly added and ill-printed line which gave their verdict to the world, while the train stopped and started, only to stop and start again. "And what do you think of it, madam?" The voice came from the opposite corner of the compartment, and Rachel knew it for that of the gentleman who had jumped in at the last moment at Blackfriars Bridge.
In complying with this rather gruff demand, one of my pocket pistols, which I carried in my breast pocket, fell out upon his knee, upon which he immediately started, and asked hurriedly "and are you armed too?" "Why, yes," said I, laughingly; "men of my trade seldom go without something of this kind." "Be gorra, I was just thinking that same," said the traveller, with a half sigh to himself.
Looks like I cain't bear to think ... the pore boy ... you go on me and Deanie'll be all right till you get back." Johnnie stooped and kissed the cheek with its feverish flush. "Good-bye, Mommie," she whispered hurriedly. "Don't worry about me. I'll be back . Well, don't worry. Good-bye." She snatched a coat and hat, and, going out, closed the door quietly behind her.
True to his word, when they reached Edelweiss late that afternoon Sitzky, their friend of uncertain origin, hurriedly finished his work and joined the travelers in the station. Lorry and Anguish were deeply interested in all they saw, the strange people, the queer buildings, the odd costumes and the air of antiquity that prevailed.
As Diotti ceased playing, Sanders applauded vociferously, and moving toward the violinist, said: "Magnificent! I never have heard better playing! What is the make of your violin?" Diotti, startled at this question, hurriedly put the instrument in its case; "Oh, it is a famous make," he drawled. "Will you let me examine it?" said the elder, placing his hand on the case.
His conduct was such that he was dismissed from the service before the expiration of a week, his uniform taken away from him, and a request made to the French Military authorities to see that he was ordered to leave the country at once. Our records show that he left hurriedly for Spain. He was a bad influence to our boys in Paris, and there was but one course left open to us.
There was only five, I reckon, an' they was purty well shot up when we took a hand. You know, Johnny was in it all the time," replied the foreman, smiling. "This town's had the cleaning up it's needed for some time," he added. They were at Jackson's store now, and hurriedly dismounted and ran in to see Johnny.
They jumped to their feet hurriedly, and without dignity climbed out of the branches, and advanced on Red Mick, while the puppy ran yelping behind his master. It is only reasonable to suppose that Mick was somewhat astonished at the apparition.
She drew her hand from his arm when they reached the greenhouse, and looking much embarrassed, said hurriedly: "I am afraid I have kept you waiting an unconscionable time; but Mr. Murray had so many beautiful things to show me that I quite forgot we had left you here alone."
But if you're willin' to take me for what I am jest a woman who wants things better, who wants everybody all they ought to be, why I'm willin' to rise with you an' help reach out " She stopped abruptly, for Handsome was waving his hand excitedly at her, and asked a trifle impatiently: "What is it, Handsome?" Handsome rose and hurriedly went over to her. "Whisky, teacher, whisky! I want it so bad "
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