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Joy's cool audacity, her own compunctious helplessness, all were indicated in turn. Before she had done, they were in fits of indignant laughter. "Well, really, I did not think even Mrs. Joy could behave so outrageously as that," remarked Gertrude. "It is really too bad," said Mrs. Gray.
Jordan's foolish eyes confessed, in fixing themselves on this sketch, to a degree of wonder and even of envy. But she bore up and, with a certain gaiety, "Do you hate her?" she demanded. Her visitor's reply was prompt. "Dear no! not nearly so much as some of them. She's too outrageously beautiful." Mrs. Jordan continued to gaze. "Outrageously?" "Well, yes; deliciously."
I had not tasted food since early dawn, and was so outrageously hungry and eat with such a right good will, that he often stopped and laughed heartily at my voracity. "'Well done, Philip! Don't be ashamed: hold in your plate for another slice of beef. Thirty miles of hard walking at this season of the year, may well give a boy of sixteen, strong and healthy like you, a good appetite.
You are fond of saying that you have behaved with the utmost discretion; so far from that you have been outrageously indiscreet. I foresaw that something of this kind might come to pass' 'Then why the devil didn't you warn me? shouted Malkin, in an agony of nervous strain. 'It would have been useless. In fact, I foresaw it too late. The discussion continued for an hour.
Clayton Spencer's eyes rested on Audrey with a smile of amused toleration, on her outrageously low green gown, that was somehow casually elegant, on her long green ear-rings and jade chain, on the cigaret between her slim fingers. Audrey's audacity always amused him. In the doorway she turned and nonchalantly surveyed the room. "For heaven's sake, hurry!" she apostrophized the table.
Ingram coming to prevent the elopement, and Dolly clung to him. When the car had passed, she forgot to stop clinging to him. In Greenwich Village they procured a license, and a magistrate married them, and they were a little frightened and greatly happy and, they both discovered simultaneously, outrageously hungry.
M. Fortunat ascended the stairs very slowly, for he felt the necessity of regaining all his composure, and it was not until he had brought himself to a proper frame of mind that he rang the bell. A small servant, M. Wilkie's fag, who took his revenge in robbing his employer most outrageously, came to the door, and began by declaring that his master was out of town.
"I don't believe it cost a cent over twelve hundred dollars." "I have my husband's papers to show that it cost fifteen hundred," said the widow. "Then all I have to say is, he was outrageously cheated," said the squire. "I believe I know as much about real estate as any man in town," he proceeded, pompously. "Indeed, I own more than any other man.
Even an outrageously good man fails in keeping up his pride of truthfulness before his wife if she be the proper kind of woman. "He insolently stood in the way when Sandip Babu was coming in here," continued Bee. "He said he had orders ..." "Whose orders?" asked Nikhil. "How am I to know?" exclaimed Bee impatiently, her eyes brimming over with mortification.
Theoretical critics, at a loss to account for this singularity, accused not only our climate, but even our diet, as the occult causes of our unfitness to cultivate them. Yet Montesquieu and Winkelmann might have observed that the air of fens and marshes had not deprived the gross feeders of Holland and Flanders of admirable artists. We have teen outrageously calumniated.
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