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One of the doors opened, and a lady made her appearance, while at two other doors appeared two maids. The lady was young and beautiful, and her face was stern, and her dark eyes looked indignantly toward the Baron. "Who are you?" she asked, abruptly; "and what do you want?" "Me? I'm the Baron Atramonte; and I want Min. Don't you know where she is?" "Who?" "Min."
'Wilfred and Valetta knew, said Dolores, rather sullenly. 'Oh! but it was such fun, said Val. 'It was fun that became unkindness on your part, said her mother. 'You ought not to have kept it up without warning to her. And what do I hear about names? I hope that was also misunderstanding of the game. What did you call her? 'Only a Croat, said Valetta, indignantly, 'and a Black Brunswicker.
But, rising indignantly, the August Aunt sought her own apartments, and for the first time the inmates of the Pepper Chamber saw with regret the golden dragons embroidered on her back. It was then that the Round-Faced Beauty ventured a remark.
Several persons began making pretty speeches to their host on his kind and charitable heart; and Roderick's neighbour lispt about the sweetness of romantic compassion and sentimental magnanimity. "O say no more!" cried Emilius indignantly: "this is no good action; it is no action at all; it is nothing.
The evidence was sufficient to commit the prisoner for trial before the United States Court. His father and his uncle became his bail. The detective had also ascertained that he had given his "lady love" jewelry to the amount of at least thirty dollars, which she indignantly sent back as soon as the facts transpired. People wanted to know why I had not told of Ham before.
I did not like this sister's face; she looked as if she had grown unpleasantly plump on watered milk. "Is it necessary," she asked, "that you should smoke tobacco during your working hours?" "I never do it," I replied indignantly, "never!" "Several times," she said, "I have thought I perceived the smell of tobacco smoke in this sister's garments." "You are utterly mistaken!" I exclaimed.
"I'm glad you've spoken up like this, Pen," Miles said slowly, "for if you hadn't, we couldn't have been friends any more. I promised Meg I wouldn't tell anybody but I've asked her to marry me ... and though she isn't over keen, I believe I'll get her to do it some day." "Isn't over keen?" Lady Mary repeated indignantly. "Why, she ought to be down on her knees with joy!" Miles laughed.
He reminded himself indignantly that he was not only the ruler of many nations, but the head of perhaps the most illustrious family on earth.
He repulsed them indignantly. "Away, away," said he, "with your boat and your keys; I will have nought to do with them; I have others here with me which will make me other kind of opening than yours. I will have you all hanged; I will teach you to rebel against your king and murder his governor and his lieutenant."
Thrice had he lost employment because he had indignantly refused to be a party to mendacity and rascality, the recollection of his rather strenuous resentment in the last instance wrinkling his face with a grim, unlovely smile; it had made an outlaw of him. But the other was an object of compassion ever since.
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