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And if there are some few illiterate persons present, they, as consonants with vowels, in the midst of the other learned, will participate not altogether inarticulately and insignificantly.
"Now I call this jolly!" said Junkie, as well as he could, with a mass of jam-tart stopping the way. "It is indeed," returned Milly; "but I don't feel quite sure whether you refer to the splendour of the scenery or the goodness of the tart." "To both," returned the boy, inarticulately.
She was not a girl of that sort deep down she felt inarticulately the old primitive consciousness of inferiority and superiority, at once jealous and contemptuous; marrying him and living always on his plane were alike impossible to her, but she could give him the explosive. There was not one girl among all those others who could have got it and given it to him!
"They are there," he gasped almost inarticulately, "sixteen of them; not more than half a mile away." "And what do `they' actually prove to be?" murmured the baronet. "Not unicorns, of course?" "Yes, unicorns! Animals with only one horn the males, that is to say. Some have no horns, and those I take to be females." This was too much for Sir Reginald's curiosity.
Suddenly the lids drooped; she grew drowsy, but continued to murmur, incoherently at first, then inarticulately. The nurse stepped to his side. Father Honoré's eyes dwelt pityingly for a moment on this deathbed; then he turned and left the room, marvelling at the differentiated expression in this life of that which we name Love. Octavius was waiting for him in the lower hall.
Where is the man?" "Trueman! Trueman!" comes the cry. From mouth to mouth the name passes; now it is shrieked by an entire state delegation; now by the entire assemblage. Louder and louder becomes the cry. It is chanted, sung, shouted, shrieked. Men who have shouted themselves hoarse utter it inarticulately. In the centre of the floor there is a movement; the guidon of New York is moving.
He threw himself forward, thrust out his neck, expanded his eyes, clenched his hands. "Good God!" he cried hoarsely, almost inarticulately; "you do not mean that! You forget I am not to die until morning." "I have said nothing of morning," replied the general, coldly; "that was an assumption of your own. You die now." "But, General, I beg I implore you to remember; I am to hang!
So you see" Hardy hesitated and looked at the circle of our faces with an odd, appealing look "it is queer, isn't it? All mixed up. One doesn't know." He sank back in his chair and began to scratch, absent-mindedly, at a holder with a match. The after-theatre crowd was beginning to come in; the sound of laughter and talk grew steadily higher; far off an orchestra wailed inarticulately.
Had pure experience, the naturalist says, been always perfectly healthy, there would never have arisen the necessity of isolating or verbalizing any of its terms. We should just have experienced inarticulately and unintellectually enjoyed.
"I must obey you, mother I feel I must," said Hamish inarticulately; "but call me when the moon rises." He sat down on the bed, reclined back, and almost instantly was fast asleep.
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