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Barto reasoned that the Chief could have had no experience of women, seeing that he was ready to trust in them. "Do I trust to my pigeon, my sling-stone?" he said jovially to the thickbrowed, splendidly ruddy young woman, who was his wife; "do I trust her? Not half a morsel of her!"
As they rattled across the little stone bridge, Dick glanced to his left at the Hangman's Oak, the motor-cycle and the two men; saw foolish, innocent grins break through the suspicion on the two bad faces, and, jovially lifting his whip, waved them a salute. In response, the two right hands came out of their pockets, forgetting for that moment what they left there.
Katharine said, 'Hush! it is very late. At the sound of her voice his face began to smile. 'Oh, Kat, he stuttered jovially, 'what law should keep me from thee? Thou'rt better than my wife. Heathen to keep man and wife apart, I say, I. 'Be still. It is very late. You will shame me, she answered. 'Why, I would not have thee shamed, Kat of the world, he said.
"The jedge jes gin him ter ye 'kase ye made him out sech a fibble little pusson," he sneered. "But it's jes fur a time." She held the baby closer. He busied himself in taking off his sun-bonnet and putting it on hind part before, gurgling with smothered laughter to find himself thus queerly masked, and he made futile efforts to play "peep-eye" with anybody jovially disposed in the crowd.
James Greenfield, confident, self-possessed, with the air of one whose position and future are secure, jovially greeted one of the New York party, who came up on Holmes's departure, and the two stood laughing and chatting over their cigars. Jefferson Worth sat alone in a secluded corner of the lobby.
But even in this moment of consternation she avoided a glance of too intimate understanding with Masters. She was reassured immediately, however. The Doctor burst into the room and exclaimed jovially: "You here? What luck. Thought you would be at some infernal At Home or other. Just got a call to San Jose consultation must take the next train. Come, help me pack. Hello, Masters.
"What I have to do is to throw myself wholeheartedly into my part, and play it as jovially as possible!" The train whistled, slowed down, entered the station of Verdun. Fandor let the crowd of soldiers precede him, as well as one or two civilians whom the night express had brought to this important frontier fortress.
Not that I meant that I needed the work to be happy," she added hastily, in a panic lest he think she had a consuming sorrow to kill. "No, of course not," he murmured abstractedly, rising to his feet and crossing the room to the piano. Then, with an elaborate air of trying to appear very natural, he asked jovially: "Anything new to play to me?" Alice arose at once. "Yes.
I wonder what you can see in the man?" "I rather like him," said Denis. "He knows what he wants." "That is not enough, my young friend!" replied Marten with decision. "A fellow must want something sensible." "What do you call sensible?" "Sanidin, and things like that. Things with pretty names. Eh, Phipps?" Denis said nothing. His friend continued jovially: "The tavern mood is upon me.
On their way home they called at a greengrocer's where Owen had ordered and paid for a small Christmas tree a few weeks before; and as they were turning the corner of the street where they lived they met Crass, half-drunk, with a fine fat goose slung over his shoulder by its neck. He greeted Owen jovially and held up the bird for their inspection. 'Not a bad tanner's-worth, eh? he hiccoughed.
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