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"And Effie? and Effie, dear father?" was an eager interjectional question which Jeanie repeatedly threw in among her expressions of joyful thankfulness.
The Indian gave an involuntary start, uttered a deep interjectional "Ugh!" and, raising his head from his chest, fixed his eye heavily on the officer. "Hookynaster!
He would walk up to a bookcase and take down a volume, when the interjectional fit waxed violent, flip the pages, affecting a perplexity he would assuredly have been struck by had he perused them, and read, as he did once, 'Italy, the land of the sun! and she is to be hurried away there, and we are left to groan. The conspiracy is infamous!
Fitchett laughing and shaking her head slowly, with an interjectional "Surely, surely!" from which it might be inferred that she would have found the country-side somewhat duller if the Rector's lady had been less free-spoken and less of a skinflint.
I only hint at this piece of information, for fear any should think it unlikely, that grandees of Sir Abraham's condition could exist for ever in a place where the day-before-yesterday's 'Times' is first intelligence. Moreover, as another interjectional touch, it is only due to my life-likenesses to record, that Mrs.
He gave vent to his surprise in a long low interjectional whistle; then turning to the Doctor, with his finger on the side of his nose, "You're sly, Doctor, d d sly! But why not give me a hint of your your commodity there your contraband goods? Gad, sir, I am not a man to expose the eccentricities of the Church." "Sir," said Dr.
"And Effie? and Effie, dear father?" was an eager interjectional question which Jeanie repeatedly threw in among her expressions of joyful thankfulness.
Your wife has returned to her sofa, you walk up and down, and stop, and you boldly introduce the subject by this interjectional remark: "Caroline, we must send Charles to boarding school." "Charles cannot go to boarding school," she returns in a mild tone. "Charles is six years old, the age at which a boy's education begins." "In the first place," she replies, "it begins at seven.
Dane's office, and to him Thayer announced the bare fact of Lorimer's death and of Beatrix's need for her parents. His talk with Bobby Dane was longer, and at intervals it became interjectional in its terseness. To Bobby, Thayer went over the story in all its detail, yet in such guarded phrases that no one else, listening, could have gained an inkling of the true cause of Lorimer's death.
The doctor stepped to the edge of the flat rock upon which they stood, placed his hands beneath his coat tails, and indulged in a soliloquy, made up of short exclamations and interjectional phrases, expressive of his approbation. "Why, this looks queer, doesn't it?" said Mrs. Jeremy, rubbing her eyes, and gazing about her; "but I daresay it would be just so an hour or two hence.
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