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For my heart was stirred with pity of this poor wretch mazed and lost in his hell of superstition; this potentate who could not escape from the trappings of a hateful power, save by the door of a death too horrible to contemplate; this priest whose doom it was to be slain by the very hands of his god, as those who went before him had been slain, and as those who came after him would be slain.
Then Hallblithe gazed at him marvelling, and studied to see wherein lay the gibe against himself; and the Grandfather beheld him, and laughed as well as he might, and said: "Son, son; didst thou not wish me youth?" "Yea," said Hallblithe, "but what ails thee to laugh so? What is it I have said or done?" "Nought, nought," said the elder, laughing still more, "only thou lookest so mazed.
On the third-floor, which seemed to be quite a world by itself, an arrow with the legend 'Mark Snyder, Literary Agent, directed his mazed feet along a corridor to a corner where another arrow with the legend 'Mark Snyder, Literary Agent, pointed along another corridor. And as he progressed, the merry din of typewriters grew louder and louder.
"Look what you've done, Miss Ruby! an' me miles away, thinkin' o' shipwrecks an' dead swollen men." "Look at the Chris'mas dinner, you mazed creature!" In truth, the goose was fast spoiling.
Believe me, sir" and Santa Fé stood up straight and stuck his chest out "Palomitas has its own high standards of morality: and it never fails to maintain those standards in its own stern way!" The little man didn't say nothing back. He looked like he was sort of mazed.
And thinking such thoughts in the dead language that befitted one cut off from life, to whom Dutch was never aught but the unintelligible jargon of an unspiritual race, he was leaving his house on a bleak evening when one clapped him on the shoulder, and turning in amaze, he was still more mazed to find, for the first time in fifteen years, a fellow-creature tendering a friendly smile and a friendly hand.
"I am glad you are come, my fair foe," said the Antiquary greeting her with much kindness, "for I have had a most refractory, or at least negligent auditor, in my young friend here, while I endeavoured to make him acquainted with the history of Knockwinnock Castle. I think the danger of last night has mazed the poor lad.
All about worlds and worlds floatin' on nothin' till you got fair lost. Folks as find them things out ought to keep 'em quiet, that's wot I sez. Why, I've 'eard 'im talk till I was that mazed that I couldn't 'a said my prayers; no, not if I'd tried ever so. "Yes, sir, it were a strange thing that when my 'usband come to die his mind seemed to hang on his whistle more'n a'most anything else.
And the Yellow Beast-Man grunted upon the ground; and it rose up again to come at me; and it stood and did grunt, and did seem as that it was gone mazed; for it did make other sounds, and an horrid screeching, so that truly, by the way of it, I conceived that it cried out unknown and half-shapen words at me.
"No! what? you two alone!" exclaimed Edith, looking from one to the other. "Yes, Miss Edith, 'deed we has, chile but you needn't look so 'stonish and 'mazed. You can't help of it, chile. An' if de British do come dar and burn de house and heave we-dem into de fire jes' out of wanton, it'll only be two poor, ole, unvaluable niggers burned up.
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