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Nothing mystifies a man more than a woman's aberrations from some point at which he, supposes her fixed as a star. In these unfurnished houses, without steam or elevator, March followed his wife about with patient wonder. She rather liked the worst of them best: but she made him go down into the cellars and look at the furnaces; she exacted from him a rigid inquest of the plumbing.
"Tell me about it," said Monsieur Gault, "for I am so foolish as to take an interest in magnetism; I do not believe in it, but it mystifies me." "A physician who magnetizes for there are men among us who believe in magnetism," Lebrun went on, "offered to experiment on me in proof of a phenomenon that he described and I doubted.
The sole redeeming trait about the younger woman, who is a beauty and who paints, is that she never makes the least pretence of loving him: in his first moments of adoration she mystifies him heartlessly, crushing him with her wit and confounding him with her art: "Difficult? oh no! In the first place, you need rabbits' hair: that is indispensable.
"I cannot begin to account for the great change in him; it mystifies me quite as much as it did the store detectives and Mr. Conway, the cashier. It is all terribly wrong somehow somewhere. If it were not that I have been here so many years I would tender Mr. Armstrong my resignation. I am not at all satisfied and yet, yesterday, when Mr.
We now give an account of his actual movements in 1749-1750. Charles mystifies Europe Montesquieu knows his secret Sources of information The Stuart manuscripts Charles's letters from Avignon A proposal of marriage Kennedy and the hidden treasure Where to look for Charles Cherchez la femme! Hidden in Lorraine Plans for entering Paris Letter to Mrs.
What mystifies me is, that he doesn't seem to have had anything particular the matter with him. There he lies, getting worse and worse every day, without any specific ailment. It's a strange illness, Philip." "I don't see anything strange in it." "Don't you? Don't you think the surrounding circumstances are strange?
Aha! it will be Christian names in Italy again." "I like her very much," said Georgiana; "but I confess it mystifies me to see you all so excited about her. It must be some attraction possessed by her what, I cannot say. I like her, certainly." "Figlia mia! she is an element she is fire!" said Marini.
Morgana's eyes flashed over them all with a bright, half-laughing tolerance. "I thank you, my friends!" she said "You have done well the work I entrusted you to do under the guidance of the Marchese Rivardi, and you can now judge for yourselves the result It mystifies you I can see!
He never mystifies; he never attempts to pervert words from their proper and legitimate meaning to answer a temporary purpose. "His demeanor at the bar nay be pronounced faultless. His courtesy in the court house, like his courtesy elsewhere, is that which springs from self-respect and from a kindly heart, disposing its owner to say and do kindly things.
But perhaps the very obviousness of the phenomena delayed the study of the crust of the earth. It is the unattainable that allures and mystifies and enchants the developing mind. The proverbial child spurns its toys and cries for the moon.
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