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"Jim Wayward and I discuss the matter every day; I don't know what he thinks he's so obstinate some days and sometimes he is irritable when Gussie Vetchen and Cuyp talk too inanely bless their hearts! I really don't know what I shall do with James Wayward. What would you suggest?" On the heels of this letter went another.
The house had an inhabited look, and when I went in, I was greeted by the odor of boiling coffee. "Come right down here," called Mrs. Reeves from the basement. I went down, passing the closed dining-room door with a shudder. Two or three policemen were about, in charge of things generally, but none whom I knew. They had been relieved for the present. "You're still here?" I said, a little inanely.
And the ludicrousness of old Nelson's inanely fierce round eyes in association with his conciliatory manner to the lieutenant presenting itself to my mind brought on another fit. "He looks," I spluttered, "he looks Ha, ha, ha! amongst you three . . . like an unhappy black-beetle. Ha, ha, ha!"
The light the cabin Marette! He laughed inanely, foolishly, like a boy. He began to hear a dull, droning murmur, a sound that with each stroke of the sweep grew into a more distinct, cataract-like roar. It was the river. Swollen by flood, it was a terrifying sound. But Kent did not dread it. It was his river; it was his friend. It was the pulse and throb of life to him now.
The gambler sat down and sighed. "Hot, ain't it?" he remarked, rather inanely. "Rather. By the way, Mr. Hennage, have you, by any chance, seen that young man for whom I was inquiring on the day I first had the pleasure of making your acquaintance? His name is McGraw Robert McGraw.
Some of them were in boats on the lake, and everywhere one went, from the dark boscages, came sounds of music, thin, tinkling tunes played on guitars by skilled hands, and the bird-like twittering and whistling of flageolets. "The King said I looked like a moon fairy," said Columbine to Pierrot. Pierrot only stared in the sky and laughed inanely.
How one paces the ship day by day, and eats and dozes and eats again, and gossips inanely and thanks Heaven even for a flight of flying fish or a trail of smoke from over the horizon to take one's mind a little out of one's oily quivering prison!... A hot portentous delay; a sinister significant pause; that is the voyage from Europe to India still.
Brimsdown, sitting stiffly upright, his eyes fixed on a portrait of Royalty glimmering inanely down at them through a dirty glass frame on the opposite wall, listened with unmoved front. Yet the story had its surprises, even for him. Not the least of them was the fact that Mrs.
Henri suppressed a shiver, giggled inanely again, and listened for sounds from the far part of the farm-house. Yes, he could hear the organ still, and that voice droning on, and at once took comfort. "Sausages, Sergeant," he said, smirking at him, and lifting the basket so that the man could see its contents more clearly. "You like sausages too, and you are hungry, you and your men, eh?"
"And so you go like this about the world, gambling," he remarked inanely, to cover his confusion. But Ricardo's stare did not change its character, and he continued vaguely: "Here and there and everywhere." He pulled himself together, squared his shoulders. "Isn't it very precarious?" he said firmly.
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