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If one telling a tale believed in it so thoroughly himself then those who heard it must believe in it too. Robert fulfilled a great mission. He was not the orator, the golden mouthed, for nothing. If the winter came down a little too fiercely, his vivid eyes and gay voice were sufficient to lift the depression. Even the somber face of Black Rifle would light up when he came near.
I will never forget you, doctor. You you have been sick. The change in his speech was even more noticeable when he turned his tongue to English. He halted over his words and he mouthed them hesitatingly. "'Yes, pretty sick. And you, what are you doing? "'I do what the rest do, said he. 'Nothing! I have some horses and a few head of cattle, that is all.
Bartholomew with this only relic of his home wrapped in his bosom. "Good!" said Jason eagerly. "The old thing is neither fish nor flesh, anyhow. Too big mouthed for a candle and folks are going to use coal oil more and more, anyhow. I can be off tomorrow." "Tomorrow's Thanksgiving, Jason." "I'll be glad to forget it," grumbled Jason. "What have we to be thankful for?"
The fringe of the wood was defaced with the litter of picnickers, and smelt of lunch; the din of the agents for new-fangled reapers and ploughs, whose gaudy paint was doubly garish against the sober background, had routed the squirrels and birds; but the remoter paths held only silent lovers, and the camp-ground, where the Widow Weatherwax had mouthed and played the prophet, stripped of its tents, its zealots, its wavering torchlights, was full of wholesome sunlight and forest peace.
"There is a burlesque on 'Pyramus and Thisbe' that we might give," chuckled Jess. "And it's all in doggerel. Let's!" "Reckless ones! Would you spoil all our chances?" demanded Laura. "Aw well " "Remember, we are working for a worthy cause," Dorothy Lockwood mouthed, in imitation of the scorned Miss Carrington. "You are right, Dory," Laura said soberly. "The Red Cross is worth suffering for."
They can't stop my going ahead. Besides, it's not a bad idea" he nodded, with that shrewdness which was the great, deep-lying vein in his nature "not at all a bad idea, to have people think you a frank, loose- mouthed, damn fool IF you ain't. Ambition's a war. And it's a tremendous advantage to lead your enemies to underestimate you.
There is that youngster here; that upstart; he who bolted upon us and mouthed his Pindarics in the Elysian Fields; the surly groom of the chamber. This fellow has insinuated himself into her favour, and the benignity of her soul induces her to treat him with as much respect as if he were a gentleman. The youth has some parts, some ideas: at least he has plenty of words.
The strokes had gone right through me and could be counted on my chest; and there I lay like a lump of lead, struck down to the earth in open- mouthed astonishment. 'This is what they do to human beings! I groaned inwardly; 'this is what they do to human beings! I could no longer comprehend anything."
Consigning his patient to the care of the nurse, the Doctor went down into the garden, to walk back and forth upon the long paths, gaze, open- mouthed, down the road, and moon, like the veriest schoolboy, over Juliet's blue eyes. Her pagan simplicity, her frank boyishness, and her absolute unconsciousness of self, appealed to him irresistibly.
While you seemed but a demon of vengeance, you commanded terror, and to good purpose; but such a foul fiend as thou hast of late shown thyself such a very worthless, base trickster of the devil such a sordid grovelling imp of perdition, can gain nothing but scorn from a soul like mine." "Gallantly mouthed," said Christian, "and with good emphasis."
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