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Sloat marked the effort with which he cleared away the huskiness that seemed to clog his larynx, but admired the spunk with which the young officer returned the senior's shot: "What is your authority here, I would like to know? What business has the officer of the day to want me or any other man not on guard?
If the tragic actor declaim not daily, the resonance of his voice is dulled and its channels grow hoarse. Wherefore he purges his huskiness by loud and repeated recitation. However, it is vain toil and useless labour for a man to attempt to improve the natural quality of the human voice. There are many sounds that surpass it.
She would remain Faithful, and if, in time to come, I cared to write to her again After all these years, I can't speak of it without huskiness. It seemed to me that I had behaved more like a scoundrel than ever. I thought I had better kill myself, and even planned ways of doing it I did indeed. But after all we decided that our engagement should continue. 'Of course. 'You think it natural?
The Vicar coughed again to get rid of an unpleasant huskiness, and then, as if with an effort "The fact is, Thomas Blount, I am glad he is not here, for I wish to say a few words to you seriously. I did mean to speak to him, but this is better. It shall be a matter of privacy between us, and I ask you, my boy, to treat me not as your censor but as your friend one who wishes you well."
"What in the world!" Mrs. Adams exclaimed. "What FOR, Walter?" "I got to have it," Walter said. "But what FOR?" His quiet huskiness did not alter. "I got to have it." "But can't you tell us " "I got to have it." "That's all you can get out of him," Adams said. "He seems to think it'll bring him in three hundred and fifty dollars!" A faint tremulousness became evident in the husky voice.
Ada is so unnerved that she is nearly frantic, thinking how near she came to losing Doris. She is so grateful to Miss Alida that she would go through fire and water to serve her in any way. Well, we all would, in fact," added the young man, with a suspicion of huskiness in his voice. "You see, Doris is the only grandchild in the family, and we are almost foolishly fond of her."
You pay me half. I help you drag it over here to your camp, all right. You pay me other half. That's right way to fix him yes?" "Sounds fair enough, far as that goes." Johnny's voice had the huskiness of suppressed excitement. The cigarette he was studying so critically quivered in his fingers like a twig in the wind. "But the thing must belong to somebody." "No, I'm find out from lawyer.
And her eyes, glittering with a tearful gleam, swept the plazoleta, which lay white in the moonlight; and the snowy orange-blossoms, the rose-bushes, the palm-trees, that stood out black against the blue sky where the stars were twinkling like grains of luminous sand. Her voice trembled with a soft huskiness, as caressing as velvet.
He had not taken his eyes from the boy's, and a weakening of his knees compelled him to grip the back of the chair for support. With a voice thickened to huskiness, he stammered: "What what did you say your father's name was, boy?" "Lon Cronk, Sir and he's the worst man ye ever see. I bet he's the worst man in the state only Lem Crabbe! He beat my sister, and were makin' me a thief."
"But, you see, he's been and gone and pulled back the board that you have to step on to git ahind your desk; he's been and gone and pulled back the board so as you can't help a-tippin' it up, and a-sowsin' right in ef you step there." "And so you came to tell me." There was a huskiness in Ralph's voice. He had, then, one friend in Flat Creek district poor little Shocky.
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