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Under the same bush was found a boot, which turned out to be the fellow to the one found in the bedroom. "This is an old stain of blood," said Dyukovsky, examining the stain. At the word "blood," the doctor got up and lazily took a cursory glance at the stain. "Yes, it's blood," he muttered. "Then he wasn't strangled since there's blood," said Tchubikov, looking malignantly at Dyukovsky.
Resting his elbows on the table, Foma bent his head, and with knitted brow, gazed into the face of the woman, into her black, half-shut eyes Staring fixedly into the distance, her eyes flashed so brightly and malignantly that, because of their light, the velvety voice, that burst from the woman's chest, seemed to him also black and flashing, like her eyes.
Brewster, as has been indicated, had a short way with people who criticised the Cosmopolis. "You're fired!" said Mr. Brewster. "Oh, I say!" protested Archie. Salvatore muttered what sounded like a passage from Dante. "Fired!" repeated Mr. Brewster resolutely. "And I wish to heaven," he added, eyeing his son-in-law malignantly, "I could fire you!"
The Duchesse de Bouillon sent a large number of her lackeys with orders to hiss and jeer, and, if possible, to break off the play. Malignantly delighted with her plan, the duchess arrayed herself in jewels and took her seat in a conspicuous stage-box, where she could watch the coming storm and gloat over the discomfiture of her rival.
Hoo wad ha' kilt me mysel', wi' her devilry, if ey hadna bin too strong for her an' that's why hoo bears me malice, an' has betrayed me to Squoire Nicholas Assheton. Seize her, an' ca' me as a witness agen her." And as Nance was secured, he laughed malignantly. "Ey care not," replied Nance. "Ey am now revenged on you both."
It was the cry of one who had been malignantly defrauded, a piteous wail. "There!" said both the girls, simultaneously. Jenny added: "Now you've done it!" "All right, Pa! Not time yet!" But Emmy went to the kitchen cupboard as Pa continued to express the yearning that filled his aged heart. "Sorry!" whispered Alf. "Hold me hand out, naughty boy!"
Alaric rose, and drawing himself up to his full five feet six inches of manhood glared malignantly at some imaginary bank officials. His whole nature was roused. The future of the family depended on him. They would not depend in vain. He looked at Ethel, who was trying to make the best of the business by smiling agreeably on them both. "It's bankrupt!" wailed Mrs. Chichester.
A real love-letter all her own! No sharing him with any hateful teachers! He had implied in her letter that she was the only one of all the people in that region to whom he cared to write. He had said he was coming back some day to get her. Her young, wild heart throbbed exultantly, and her eyes looked forth their triumph malignantly.
"Simeon," said the captain, "I think I will go now. I have had enough of Maria. I don't suppose I'll hear from her very soon again." The old man smiled. "No," said he, "I don't think she'll want to trouble you any more." Miss Port, whose ear was at the keyhole of her door not twelve feet away, grinned malignantly. Soon after Captain Asher had gone Mr.
Lucas watches them covertly, smiles malignantly, jingles his silver, passes close to them, and gazing into the Rueda, cries out: "Fifty, fifty to twenty on the white!" The two brothers exchange glances. "I told you," muttered the elder, "that you shouldn't have put up all the money. If you had listened to me we should now have something to bet on the red."
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