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When the Cap'n got nearer he noted that Butts had his arms full of rocks. "Dunk," called Cap'n Sproul, placatingly, pausing at a hostile movement, "you've had quite a long yarn with that critter there, who's been fillin' you up with lies about me, and now it's only fair that as an old shipmate you should listen to my side. "You bear off!" blustered Mr. Butts.
"Huh! the Peace must be awful easy disturbed! Well, you've got to do it, anyhow." "I haven't got to, either! Not just 'cause you say so!" Dotty was beginning to learn that mild-mannered Dolly had a will of her own, and she said, placatingly: "Well, what do you want to do, then?" "Let's do something like this.
"Pie!" gasped the foreman's wife, "and him almost killed by that blue devil there! You come right in the house, wash your face, and I'll fix you up." "The kid's all right, mother," said Bailey placatingly. Mrs. Bailey turned on her husband. "That's not your fault, Jim Bailey. Such goin's-on! You great, lazy hulk, you, to go set a boy to ridin' that hoss that you dassent ride yourself.
Jim had risen likewise, but Hammon had eyes for no one except Lilas. "Ah! You're home again, finally. Where have you been?" he demanded, in a voice heavy with anger. His hostile tone, his threatening attitude brought an uncomfortable silence upon the hearers. "Now, Jarvis," said the bridegroom, placatingly, steadying himself meanwhile with the aid of the table, "don't be a grouch.
Immediately the two came together; the shoulder of P. Sybarite in the paunch of Respectability, evoking a deep grunt of choleric surprise and bringing the gentleman to an abrupt standstill. Upon this, P. Sybarite's mouth relaxed; he smiled faintly, almost placatingly. "Well, old top!" he cried with malicious cordiality. "Who'd think to meet you here! What's the matter?
Gordon looked on, torn between loyalty to her husband and a desire to protect her daughter. She was searching her mind painfully for the compromise, the half-truth that was her remedy for every moral distress. At length she said, placatingly: "I'm sure Natalie will help you in any way she can, Curtis. She isn't rebellious, she merely doesn't understand." "She doesn't need to understand.
I begin placatingly enough, "Yes, I know you aren't going to believe this," I say. "Once I didn't believe it myself. I realize that it all sounds impossible. But after you've once been there " Then I'm off. When I've finished, there isn't an hysterical superlative adjective or a complimentary abstract noun unused in my vocabulary. I've told all the East about California.
For a full two minutes Luck smoked and did not speak, and as he had done once before, Martinson repented his harshness when it was too late. "Personally, your version struck me as awfully funny," he began placatingly. "Who gives a cuss how it struck you personally?" Luck stood up with unexpected haste.
"All right this time," said Purvis, slowly restoring his gun to its holster, "but if this wolf of yours looks cross-eyed at me agin he'll hit the long trail that ain't got any end, savvy?" "Sure," said Dan, and his soft brown eyes smiled placatingly. Purvis kept his right hand close to the butt of his gun and his eyes glinted as if he expected an answer somewhat stronger than words.
"If you like to find that jong lady, I put Yack on the trail quick," he offered placatingly. "I bet you Yack finds her in one-half an hour." With much unnecessary language, Senator Warfield told him to get to work, and the three tightened cinches, mounted their horses and prepared to follow Swan's lead.
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