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Isabel had already learned, however, with what treasures of reserve the function of receiving orders may be accompanied, and she was particularly conscious of having been treated with dryness by her aunt's maid, through whose hands she had slipped perhaps a little too mistrustfully and with an effect of plumage but the more lustrous.
He looked at Nikolay mistrustfully and skeptically. Nikolay smiled. "Don't get angry," said the mother jokingly. Nikolay thoughtfully exclaimed: "How shall we get the leaflets about Rybin's arrest to the village?" Ignaty grew attentive. "I'll speak to Vyesovshchikov to-day." "Is there a leaflet already?" asked Ignaty. "Yes." "Give it to me. I'll take it."
He made no further effort to escape, but threw his borrowed apron over his head and stood bolt upright with his back against the bushes. "What is that man doing there?" said Henrietta, stopping mistrustfully. Agatha laughed, and said loudly, so that he might hear: "It is only a harmless madman that Miss Wilson employs. He is fond of disguising himself in some silly way and trying to frighten us.
You see, sister, I wanted to make up my mind once for all, and several times I walked by the Neva, I remember that I wanted to end it all there, but... I couldn't make up my mind," he whispered, looking at her mistrustfully again. "Thank God! That was just what we were afraid of, Sofya Semyonovna and I. Then you still have faith in life? Thank God, thank God!" Raskolnikov smiled bitterly.
Looking at him mistrustfully and apprehensively, Rothschild began to advance, and stopped seven feet off. "Be so good as not to beat me," he said, ducking. "Moisey Ilyitch has sent me again. 'Don't be afraid, he said; 'go to Yakov again and tell him, he said, 'we can't get on without him. There is a wedding on Wednesday. . . . Ye -es! Mr.
"Why, Alyona Ivanovna, you know me... Raskolnikov... here, I brought you the pledge I promised the other day..." And he held out the pledge. The old woman glanced for a moment at the pledge, but at once stared in the eyes of her uninvited visitor. She looked intently, maliciously and mistrustfully.
Tom said nothing till they had breasted a hill, at the top of which he paused panting, and confronted David. 'Noo yo'll not mak a rumpus, Davy, he said, mistrustfully. 'An if do, can't a hundred or two o' yo kick me out? asked David, mockingly. 'I'll mak no rumpus. P'raps yor Mr. Dyson'll convert me. And he walked on laughing.
Martialis had him by the girdle now, and the emperor looked sharply and mistrustfully at the praetorian, as he asked if it were he who had captured the assassin. The centurion replied that he had not. Ingiomarus, the German, had noticed the knife; he, Martialis, was here only in right of his privilege as a praetorian to bring such prisoners before great Caesar.
"It appears to me, Princess, that you know everything about the case." She glanced again at the clock, and smiled as she replied, "I am a friend of Anne's, Mr. Ware. I daresay you would like to know who told me all these things. Well, you shall be enlightened at ten o'clock. Meantime I can tell you all I do know about Anne and her father." "You will speak freely?" he asked mistrustfully.
Perhaps my little Demetrius was not slain at all. Perhaps this man's tale is true." "Perhaps..." He broke off to stare at her, mistrustfully, searchingly. "What do you mean?" he asked her sharply. Again that wan smile crossed the hard, sharp-featured face that once had been so lovely. "I mean that if the devil came out of hell and called himself my son, I should acknowledge him to your undoing."
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