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Sometimes the veil between him and those about him seems to thin a little, and one makes attempts hypnotism, suggestion, and so forth. But so far, quite in vain. He has, however, one peculiarity which I may mention. His hands are long and rather powerful. But the little fingers are both crooked markedly so. I wonder if you ever noticed Sarratt's hands? However, I won't write more now.
But the ministers were stronger and far more really representative of the nation than the Parliament a fact which markedly characterises this long crucial period of Scottish history, and which must always be borne in mind for a right understanding of events. The two Melvilles took the lead in the Church's action.
And certainly not with better taste or delicacy," he added, markedly. "Certainly, certainly," said Richardson, hurriedly. "I wrote to Lady Mainwaring that you were taken capital care of by some very honest people; and that " "Lady Mainwaring already knows what I think of them, and what she owes to their kindness," said Mainwaring, dryly. "True, true," said Richardson, apologetically.
Such a scene as I witnessed a little time ago in the amphitheatre of the Sorbonne, a scene typical of what occurs many times a day there, is not yet to be seen in the valley. I saw that hall filled in the early afternoon with an audience markedly masculine, listening to a lecture on early Greek life, interspersed with readings from the Homeric epics.
Even Benji didn't like them. They were markedly different from the books the children did like. Their illustrations were mainly of children in domestic scenes. "Don't they look stupid?" was Doda's comment; and Benji, copying, thought they were stupid too.
She returned to her daughter's by the same extraordinary route, and said not a word on entering. But she was markedly cheerful. The waggonette came after tea, and Mrs. Baines made her final preparations to depart. The visit had proved a wonderful success; it would have been utterly perfect if Samuel had not marred it at the very door of the waggonette.
I don't think that Gregory's wife should go in anybody's train." "It was markedly in Mercedes's train that he found her." "All the more reason for wishing now to withdraw her from it. Karen has become something more than Madame von Marwitz's panache." Mrs. Forrester at this fixed Betty very hard and echoes of Miss Scrotton rang loudly.
He was so thin that his leather rider's coat bellowed in the wind, and the modeling of his cheekbones showed markedly under his tanned skin. His sombrero, pushed back from his forehead, disclosed a thick thatch of bright yellow hair above wide blue eyes that were set deep and far apart.
And an extraordinarily interesting fact, for us, is that notwithstanding great geographical distances and racial differences between the adherents of these various cults, as well as differences in the details of their services, the general outlines of their creeds and ceremonials were if not identical so markedly similar as we find them.
Even setting apart for once and for a moment the sovereign evidence of mere style, we must recognise in this last instance a beautiful and significant example of that loyal and loving fidelity to the minor passing suggestions of Chaucer's text which on all possible occasions of such comparison so markedly and vividly distinguishes the work of Shakespeare's from the work of Fletcher's hand.
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