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Updated: June 15, 2025


Three miles of level road, much of it smooth, moss-covered rock, was easy travelling for nimble feet and a glad heart. And Priscilla was the gladdest creature afield that day. Impishly she was enjoying the sensation she had created. It appealed to her dramatic sense and animal enjoyment.

Something Spear had read from a letter vexed him dimly like a memory imperfectly recalled. What was there about McTurpin and a child? Whose child? And what had it to do with the veiled woman who had ridden with the gambler from the mines. Impishly the facts eluded him. Inez would know. But Inez must not be bothered just now at this time. He paused and listened. Was that a woman sobbing?

Where the trail swung out and around a steep, rocky place, he left it and plunged heedlessly straight down the hill. The hot breath of the fire swept up in gusts, bearing charred flakes that had been leaves. The smoke billowed up to him, then drove back in the tricky air-currents that played impishly around the fire.

She stood for a minute looking down toward the stables, and the wind that blew down the coulee seized upon the scant folds of her skirt, and flapped them impishly against the silken-clad ankles that were exceedingly good to look upon, since fashion has now made it quite permissible to look upon ankles. Her lips did not relax with the waiting. Her frown grew a trifle more pronounced. "Mr.

He glanced swiftly to that tight braid just above the temple, where he had last seen a small red flower nodding impishly, and was conscious of a feeling of relief to find it gone.

'I gave you a box full too, he said with a note of pleading. 'You little runaway! Hazel was annoyed because he disturbed her so. She wanted to get rid of him, and she desired to exercise her power. So she looked up and said impishly: 'Yours were old 'uns. His be new new as morning. He was too angry to swear. 'You've got to come and talk to me while they're dancing to-night, he said.

"I shall have the wreath yet," cried the Venosta, impishly. "Alas!" said Isaura, half mournfully, half smiling, "alas! do you not remember what the poet replied when asked what disease was most mortal? 'the hectic fever caught from the chill of hope." Graham Vane was musing very gloomily in his solitary apartment one morning, when his servant announced Colonel Morley.

There were persons among them who spat upon the Flag that protected their worthless lives, and cut it down; sworn servants of the State who openly proclaimed their sympathy with the State's enemies; carefully protected, highly privileged subjects of the Crown, who impishly slashed at England's robes, to show her nakedness to England's foes.

Roger slowed up as the car passed the gates which guarded the entrance to the drive. "That's Trenby Hall," he said. And Nan was conscious of an impishly amused feeling that just so might Noah, when the Flood began, have announced: "That's my Ark." "You've never been over yet," continued Roger. "But I want you to come one day. I should like you to meet my mother."

I've never been engaged, I've never been married, and I'm still a virgin. Anything else?" "No runs, no hits, no errors," said Mike the Angel. She grinned back impishly. "I haven't been up to bat yet, Commander Gabriel." "Then I suggest you grab some sort of club to defend yourself, because I'm going to be in there pitching."

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