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Updated: May 10, 2025
"When you get her to this sanitarium, try to be with her as much as you can. I think if anyone can get anything out of her, you can. Remember it is more than this girl's rescue that is at stake. If she can be got to talk she may prove an important link toward piecing together the solution of the mystery of Betty Blackwell.
Some impossible scheming silly would soon collect Duelma, and then She considered Berenice a little difficult. Berenice could not help piecing together the memory of this incident with her mother's recent appeal in behalf of Lieutenant Braxmar.
He was busily recalling and piecing together the fragments of what he had at the time considered an unimportant discussion, and which he had in part forgotten. "It's a blind," he said at last; "Oldham is working for Baker." "What makes you think that?" "Something I heard once." He rode on.
I feared I had waked them, for my hatchet fell as I was passing through the principal room where my landlord keeps his curiosities for sale; it struck against some old armor which he has been piecing. I heard him exclaim, half in his sleep; and blew out my light and hid in the stairs. He came out in his dressing-gown, but finding no one, went back to bed again. "Some cat, no doubt!" he said.
Bert's quick mind was busy piecing together the events of the past crowded hour. That the stranger was left-handed, although unusual in that region, proved nothing by itself.
But he frequently confesses a confession which in many ways makes his plight in these years still more to be pitied an ingrained dislike to task-work of any kind; and there is no more laborious task-work than getting up and piecing together the materials for history.
Also the crew of the Nonesuch couldn't make out where the plan had broken down. But Tummels, piecing their information with what Dr. Chegwidden had told him, saw clearly enough what trick had been played. Tummels scratched his head. "The fellow knows that Dan'l is alive," he reasoned. "He knows, too, there's a price on his head. Moreover he knows my share in hiding the man away.
The careful manner with which all details of a burial were supervised under the first dynasty enables the modern Egyptologist, by a skilful piecing together of evidence, to reconstruct an almost perfect picture of the life of Egypt at the dawn of civilisation.
The rigilators made awful sad work of the box and body, and, what with patching and piecing, there's no two eends on it alike." "Well, you're ready, however, and we shall have no difficulty at the last hour?" "None to speak on. Jared Bunce aint the chap for burning daylight; and whenever you're ready to say, 'Go, he's gone. But, I say, Master Ralph, there's one little matter I'd like to look at."
She regarded Bean with an awe which she made no attempt to conceal. "You had your day," she said significantly; "pomps and powers and and attentions!" Bean was excitedly piecing together what fragments of data his reading had left him. "Emperor of France " But some one else had rung the third bell, perhaps one of those scientists coming to be dumfounded.
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