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Certainly Mrs. Butt possessed a wondrous instinct for theatrical effect. Helen, on the contrary, seemed to possess none. She had advanced nonchalantly towards the kidney, and delicately picked it up between finger and thumb, and turned it over, and then put it on a plate. "That's a veal kidney," she had observed. "Art sure it isn't a sheep's kidney, lass?"
"Just to get a breath of your moorland air." "Well, you'll have a roughish walk over there tonight, gentlemen," said the landlord. "There's going to be a storm. And it's a stiffish way to make out at this time o'night." "Oh, we'll manage," said Breton, nonchalantly. "I know the way, and we're not afraid of a wet skin."
Even as he sped through the branches of the trees, with the same ease that you or I might take out a pocket handkerchief as we strolled nonchalantly down a lazy country lane, Tarzan of the Apes took the spear from its thong that it might be ready against any emergency. Numa, the lion, did not rush madly to attack.
But, master of many things, Jimmie Dale was most of all master of himself. Not a muscle of his face moved. He reached nonchalantly for the letter. "Thank you," said Jimmie Dale. The man bowed and started away. Jimmie Dale laid the envelope on the arm of the lounging chair. The man had reached the door when Jimmie Dale stopped him.
Gunterson had at last, in the Elsass-Lothringen, found almost what he had always been seeking; his company gave him an entirely free hand, a highly desirable thing for an underwriting manager, and he did not know whether he should ever care about looking for anything else. At the psychological moment he nonchalantly displayed to Mr.
Unexpected and unannounced, he strode in to the pickle foundry and grasped the fat arm of the girl who worked next to Warble. "Come along," he said, not unkindly, but the girl screamed. "Beg pardon," Petticoat said, nonchalantly, "sorry. Thought you were my wife. Know where I can find her?" A slim, fairy-like Warble turned to greet him. Petticoat couldn't believe his eyes.
Rags are well enough to wrap discontent in ... but one should have a different make-up for achievement... What was the matter last night?" "Oh, a bit of panic, I guess," Fred returned, nonchalantly. "But I'm all right this morning." Storch rubbed his hands in satisfaction, and he smiled continually.
'I wasn't really listening to the girl, he explained nonchalantly, shrugging his black shoulders and pursing up his eyes. 'Personally, Mrs Lovat, I'd pack the baggage off to-night, box and all. But it's not my business. 'You mustn't be depressed must he, Mr Craik? After all, my dear man, the business, as you call it, is not exactly entailed.
"I hope," said Mr. Moreland, nonchalantly, "I hope you will know me again, my friend, but I didn't know Whyte had started a lunatic asylum during my absence. Who are you?" Mr. Gorby came forward and stood under the gas light. "My name is Gorby, sir, and I am a detective," he said quietly. "Ah! indeed," said Moreland, coolly looking him up and down.
She remained there but a moment, and when she came out passed directly into the street." These words disconcerted me; the mirror was just over the table in the small room, but I managed to remark nonchalantly: "Could you not tell whether any of these three ladies opened the Bible?" "Not without seeming intrusive." I sighed and dismissed the man. When he was gone I approached Taylor.
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