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He took his life in his hands, the way the Mexicans must have been buzzing in their wasp's nest over there, after the hot water we'd thrown on it." "It was the sort of thing he'd love to do," I said implacably. "The theatrical thing. He must have known, too, that the man driving the car was the one in greater danger. But he didn't drive!" "He never does drive.
'You are a simpleton, was Helen's reply; she could find no other word for his fatuity. 'Be as cruel as you like; I know I deserve it, said Gerald. 'You imagine I'm punishing you? 'I don't imagine anything, or see anything, Helen, except that we love each other and that you've got to marry me. Helen looked deeply into his eyes, deeply and, he saw it at last, implacably.
Then he said Berlanga had denounced him as a cheat; they had quarreled, and had challenged each other. Thus spoke Amadeo Zureda, in his chivalric attempt not to throw even the lightest shadow on the good name of the woman he adored. Who could have acted more nobly than he? The state's attorney arraigned him in crushing terms, implacably. And the judge gave him twenty years at hard labor.
In his heart, notwithstanding his implacably clear judgement, he was passably well pleased with the congratulations encompassing him on account of his nephew's gallantry at a period of dejection in Britain: for the winter was dreadful; every kind heart that went to bed with cold feet felt acutely for our soldiers on the frozen heights, and thoughts of heroes were as good as warming-pans.
The artificial gravity was unchanged by the impact; to the passengers the vessel was still motionless and on even keel as, now a submarine, she snapped around like a very fish and attacked the rear of the nearest fortress. For fortresses they were; vast structures of green metal, plowing forward implacably upon immense caterpillar treads.
Stick to it, wear reasonably conventional clothes, cultivate an intelligently conventional aspect, and do not for your life say anything about the stage or the latter-day hard luck you have had, or anything else which will not commend itself to a popular sense which, although artistic on one side is implacably Philistine on the other. They have a tremendous regard for Reade.
"Hubbard knows of my engagement, by the way," Dick continued implacably. "Hubbard! God bless my soul!" cried the old man. "It'll be all over the village already." "I shouldn't wonder," replied Dick cheerfully. "I told him before I saw you this morning, whilst I was having breakfast." Mr. Hazlewood remained silent for a while.
And remembering this, it becomes manifest that the prayers put up by primitive peoples to their gods for aid in battle, are meant literally that their gods are expected to come back from the other kingdom they are reigning over, and once more fight the old enemies they had before warred against so implacably; and it needs but to name the Iliad, to remind every one how thoroughly they believed the expectation fulfilled.
"I'll just put your bed to rights again," she remarked, and seized the pillow, waiting implacably for him to raise his head. He had to raise his head. "I'm very ill," he moaned. She replied in a tone of calm indifference "I know you are. But you'll soon be better. You're getting a little better every hour."
"No", said Cuckoo, her eyes fixed hungrily on the doctor's face. She began to tug at her veil. "What's it? Is he is he?" She collapsed into a nervous silence, still tugging with a futile hand at the veil, which remained implacably stretched across her face. The doctor looked at her, and said steadily: "He has gone a little further down. You understand me?" "I ought to," she said, bitterly.
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