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The Eminent Person thoughtfully took out the hundred he had saved. "Some one press the button, and I'll do the rest," said Steve. He removed the side-money, placidly ignoring the "pot" of some fifteen hundred dollars, for which the Transient, having his money all in, was entitled to a showdown. The Transient's jaw dropped in unaffected amazement.
Thorvald.... Now Shann fought to build a mental picture of the Survey officer, making his stand at that window, grasping his disk, with the sun bringing gold to his hair and showing the bronze of his skin. Those gray eyes which could be ice, that jaw with the tight set of a trap upon occasion.... And Shann made contact!
I explained that we did not shoot men in England. His jaw dropped. "Mbe! In the name of the Virgin, whatever do you do with them?" "We hang them sometimes, and sometimes we fight duels with them." I expounded in brief the distinction between these processes and their formalities, whereat he remained for a long while in a brown study.
"And Fits knocked Dick down," said Harry Hazelton, "but," continued he, "maybe it was that Dutcher boy that he was really looking for." Hen's face became very pallid and his jaw dropped. He didn't look the hero that he had been claiming to be a minute before. Most of the boys in the crowd began to laugh.
In my whole life I have never seen such a classically perfect countenance. It was the real Greek type the forehead broad, very low, and as white as marble, with a cloudlet of delicate locks wreathing round it, the nose straight and clean cut, the lips inclined to thinness, the chin and lower jaw beautifully rounded off, and yet sufficiently developed to promise unusual strength of character.
He has a jaw set with strength; an eye mild, but indicative of the fact that he does not want too many familiarities from strangers; a nostril large enough to snuff a wild duck across the meadows; knows how to shake hands, and can talk with head, and ear, and tail; and, save an unreasonable antipathy to cats, is perfect, and always goes with me on my walk out of town.
See, he's off to sleep now his pain's gone, but where will he be if the sea rises?" The skipper groaned; it seemed hard. Lewis thought a little and said "Will you let me take him aboard of us now while it's smooth, and I'll see if we can find you a man? If Larmor of the Haughty Belle will come, can you work with him?" "Like a shot." Larmor's jaw was better, and he said
He had the high head, long legs, narrow body, and springing gait of the latter, and the heavy jaw, thick jowls, and strong fore-quarters of the mastiff. When he was brought to San Diego, an English sailor said that he looked, about the face, like the Duke of Wellington, whom he had once seen at the Tower; and, indeed, there was something about him which resembled the portraits of the Duke.
Her forcible entry moved Li Sing, his foreman, also chief laundryman to the settlement, to reminiscences: "Me heap knew Missy Wells and ole man, who go dead. Ole man allee time make chin music to Missy. Allee time jaw jaw allee time make lows allee time cuttee up Missy!
That's the last of Bucky. Mind how I fooled him, Thirkle? Said my jaw was broke." "Good work, Reddy, lad. Good work, but be sure or he'll wing ye yet. Sure he ain't playing chink with ye?" "Oh, he's done right enough. That leaves two of us hey, Thirkle? Ye know Bucky would a done for ye but for me wouldn't he, Thirkle? Ye know that's right don't ye, Thirkle?" "That's right, Reddy," said Thirkle.
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