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"That makes me feel," Rose breathed, "as if I hadn't been quite so foolish as I've been thinking I was." "Then keep the high heart, dear, for they mustn't suspect." "No," cried Rose sharply, "oh, no! Anything but that!" "It's hard to wear gloves when you don't want to," replied Madame, with seeming irrelevance, "but it's easier when there are others.
"Say," she began, with apparent irrelevance, "what you been doing, anyway?" "Me!" cried Hanson. "You know. Been falling in love with you as hard as I could, and" his voice ringing with a passionate sincerity "that's God's truth, Pearl." She looked up at him, her wild eyes melting, her delicately cut lips upcurling in a smile; then her head drooped, her whole body expressed a soft yielding.
Suddenly with an arresting irrelevance he thought of the child upon Storch's doorstep, hugging her doll close, and as swiftly he remembered the black kodak case upon the center table. He wondered if the child were still sitting there ... Perhaps, by this time, a swarm of children were tumbling about the weather-beaten steps. He asked a passer-by the hour. Eleven-thirty!
Brian was sorry and said so. Kenny, however, took immediate advantage of Garry's attitude to sidetrack what he considered the preposterous irrelevance of the shotgun, the one unessential thing in the studio, and point with rising temper to the statuette. It had, alas! been a birthday present from Ann Marvin, whose statuettes, fashionable and satiric, were famous.
"I wish I had been in the club when they started," he said, gloomily. "My task is all the more difficult now." The Baron de Grost looked pensively, for a moment, at the cigarette which he was carrying. "By the bye, Mr. Courtledge," he asked, with apparent irrelevance, "what was the name of the tall man with whom you were talking just now?" "Count von Hern.
Other songs followed, with utter irrelevance mere snatches from "ballets" composed, mainly, by the mountaineers themselves, though some dated back to a long-forgotten age when the British ancestors of these Carolina woodsmen were battling with lance and long-bow. It was one of modern and local origin that John was singing when there came a diversion from without
You can always," asserted Kate, with the positiveness of the person who accepts unquestioningly the beliefs of others, living by faith rather than reason, "depend upon the likes and dislikes of children and dogs, you know." "Has the swelling gone out of his eyes?" Josephine inquired pointedly, with the irrelevance which seemed habitual to her and Kate when they conversed.
Besides," she added, with an irrelevance which always amuses her husband, though I should be alarmed by it for her sanity if I did not find it so characteristic of women here, who seem to be mentally characterized by the illogicality of the civilization, "they're not half so good as the foreign servants.
Myra Ingleby hid her face behind her garden hat; and Garth Dalmain whispered to Jane: "I do abominate irrelevance, and you know it!" But Jane shook her head at him, and refused to smile. "Tommy wants a gooseberry!" shouted the macaw, having apparently noticed the mention of rhubarb. "Oh, give it him, somebody!" said the worried duchess. "Dear aunt," said Jane, "there are no gooseberries."
I said to him: 'There's that man from New York. He's offered you two hundred dollars for it. Why don't you take it?" "What's the man from New York want it for?" asked Sabrina, with what seemed a trifling irrelevance. Clelia answered impatiently. "I don't know. To build a summer cottage, I suppose. That's what Richmond asked me, and I said I didn't know.
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