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He watched them as they looked up at the boot and compared notes in rather subdued tones. "This must be the place," said one of the men. There was no mistaking the note of disgust in his voice. "Looking for some one, gents?" demanded the smoker, without rising from the stool on which he sat leaning against the wall. "Is this No. 24 Hello! It's Dick!"
"I didn't say nothing when you was talking to Miss Kate, but I knew well enough." "Ah," said Hardy again. There was no mistaking the significance of the steward's remarks, and he found them somewhat galling. It was all very well to make use of his humble friend, but he had no desire to discuss his matrimonial projects with him. "It's a great pity," pursued the unconscious Mr.
The man who was standing before Surajah was broader and taller than those around him. The sun had darkened his face, until its shade approached those of his companions, and yet there was no mistaking the fact that he was a European. A heavy moustache and beard, streaked with grey, concealed the lower part of his face.
A lady now put a stop to this duel, for Olivia came out of the house, and she too mistaking Sebastian for Cesario, invited him to come into her house, expressing much sorrow at the rude attack he had met with. Sebastian did not at all object to the fondness the lady lavished on him.
It is a part of nature's equipment, and this calls for a word on the classification of voices. It ought not to be difficult to determine whether a voice is soprano, alto, tenor, baritone or bass, but I find each year a considerable number that have been misled. Why? A number of things are responsible. One of the most common is that of mistaking a soprano who has a chest register for an alto.
The men did not stop working, but they glanced at each other and nodded, when Zorzi could not see them. Giovanni uttered a low exclamation of surprise. The foreman alone now watched Zorzi with genuine admiration; there was no mistaking the jealous attitude of the others.
His gaze rested upon the pale face of the affrighted Sylvia, and then turned to Frere. There could be no mistaking the mute appeal of those eloquent eyes. "Yes, I'll take care of her," said Frere. Bates smiled, and then, observing that the blood from his wound had stained the white shawl of Mrs. Vickers, he made an effort to move his head.
An' I mus' do it," he rejoined, with an emphasis there was no mistaking. "You can show me dat way?" She went to a drawer and took out a piece of paper. Then, with a point of blackened stick, as he watched her and listened, she swiftly drew his route for him. "Yes, I get it in my head," he said. "I go dat way, but I wish I wish it was dat queeck way. I have no fear, not'ing.
There was no mistaking his determination to speak. It was useless to drop her eyes or turn aside. He would certainly follow. She blushed and gazed at him in a timid, helpless fashion while he bent over her seat and whispered awkwardly: "You look kind and obliging, miss could you help me a little?"
I began to use simpler language with the prince, and tried to put myself mentally on a level with him. He noticed these attempts of mine, but evidently mistaking them for an acknowledgment on my part of his superiority, adopted a still more patronizing tone in talking to me.
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