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Updated: June 5, 2025
Th' father's layin' where he has been, all these years. I'm skeery as a girl." Joe advanced upon him truculently. "Say," he demanded, "what's yer name an' what ye want here?" His ever ready rifle nested in the crook of his left arm, his brow was threatening, his mouth was firmly set an instant after he had spoken. Holton, recovering himself quickly, spoke calmly, propitiatingly. "My name's Holton.
Doolittle's manner was still propitiatingly bland. "I'll mention something else first, George, if you don't mind. You just remarked I'd find your answer in the Sentinel. There must 'a' been some little slip-up somewhere. So I guess I better mention first that the Sentinel has arranged to stand ready to get out an extra." "An extra! What for?"
My lord's hand touched her on her shoulder, propitiatingly in some degree, in his dumb way.
Under the circumstances she did not dare. "I'm not quite sure. I have some business that has hung fire an unconscionable time, and ungallant as it seems, we twentieth century fellows have to put business before pleasure." He smiled propitiatingly and therein lay the sting, that he did not even take the trouble to conceal that he was trying to appease her.
"Well, he better not get you down on him," said Albert propitiatingly. Natalie came sailing out of the farmhouse as fresh and smiling as the morning itself. Garth hastened to meet her. A dark flush rose in Grylls's cheeks, and he gritted his teeth, until the muscles stood out in lumps on either side his jaw.
"I was in search of an antonym and now they've driven it out of my memory." I politely offered my sympathy for her loss. "Did you ever see such misbehaved children?" she asked casually and impersonally as she calmly surveyed the free-for-all fight. "Children always misbehave before company," I remarked propitiatingly. "Of course they know better."
"Well, a mind ought to be sensitive about covering up its friends from frost hurts," answered Rose Mary propitiatingly as she took a satisfied survey of the bedded garden, which looked like the scene of a disorganized washday. "Thank you, Uncle Tucker, for helping me keep off the frost from my dreams, anyway. Don't you think "
You don't like him, I know. But he's really quite a nice man." She spoke the last words pleadingly, in response to a slight frown between Piers' brows. "Oh, is he?" said Piers, without enthusiasm. "He's been very kind," said Jeanie in a tone of apology. "He'd better be anything else to you!" said Piers, with a smile that was somewhat grim. Jeanie's fingers caressed his again propitiatingly.
He even smiled, but not propitiatingly; it was almost patent that the return of his chance superior was welcome. Gwynne nodded. "Glad to see that you still improve your mind," he observed. "Tell Carlos to hitch up and go for my luggage: I left it at the station." He looked at his watch. It was half-past eleven. He hesitated a moment, then decided to postpone his visit to Isabel again.
And she's going to be six next birthday." This classic description was an instant revelation to the chief bridesmaid. She blushed very sweetly, with pleasure unfeigned in which shyness had no part. "Oh, Noel!" she breathed, in rapturous anticipation. "But why must we wait till we're growed up?" "We!" said Noel, who was twenty-two and a crack shot in the Regiment. She kissed him propitiatingly.
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