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The Queen left the audience chamber in company with her maids-of-honour, and Raleigh held the curtains over the doorway aside for them to pass through. He came back to where Morgan was standing, and looked him quizzingly up and down. "Upon my faith as a knight! thou, John Morgan, art the biggest packet of surprises I have yet brought within the gray walls of Whitehall Palace.
"And no Fragoso at the end of them!" said Lina's betrothed. "That was rather a nice flower you gathered in the forest of Iquitos!" "Just behold the flower the only one in the world," said Lina quizzingly; "and, mistress! just look at the splendid plants!" And Lina pointed to the nymphaeas with their colossal leaves, whose flowers bear buds as large as cocoanuts.
"What do you mean?" "Why, if you haven't any nails in your boots, or shoes it doesn't matter which, but we'll say boots for argument's sake," said my tormentor quizzingly "it follows, naturally and logically, that you have none on your toes!
In the afternoon the guests were shown round the domain, and expected to admire its beauties. Hugo was extremely sober in his praises until they came to the famous walnut-tree. "In walnuts, I suppose?" retorted the chief guest quizzingly. "No," replied Balzac, chuckling, "not in walnuts."
My fondest memories are of reels I've danced to their playing," I said, and by now we were walking down the glen. "And of one reel you danced," said he, quizzingly, "not more than two months gone in a town that was called Inneraora?" "Two months!" I cried, "two months! I could have sworn offhand we have been wandering in Lorn and Badenoch for as many years!"
"Glass-eye" smiled rather quizzingly at this, requesting to know what sort of cask I would employ.
Her legs crossed in masculine style, and puffing the cigarette deliberately, Elfie looked at her friend quizzingly: "No?" she said mockingly. "Why don't I understand?" "Because you can't," cried Laura hotly; "you've never felt as I have." "How do you know?" demanded the other, with an elevation of her eyebrows. Laura made a gesture of impatience. "Oh, what's the use of explaining?" she cried.
"There's no pit for you to dig in," the colonel told me quizzingly, "but you can occupy yourself filling these ammunition boxes with earth; they'll make walls for the mess." Hubbard had been looking for something heavy to carry; he brought an enormous beam from the broad-gauge railway that lay a hundred yards west of us. The colonel immediately claimed it for the mess roof.
If the seniors had been robbed of their opportunity to outwit the juniors, they at least would not miss the chance of boasting of it. Erma looked at her quizzingly. "Was that really true?" she asked. "Well, I have this much to say. If the seniors had outwitted us, we in turn outwitted the freshmen. They were gloating over the fact that they had a copy of our play." "We did," cried Hester.
Pell looked at her half quizzingly, and half questioningly. "What is the resolution?" "Naming a candidate for the vacancy for the Senate." "Nonsense," said Pell, laughing. "The convention has nothing to do with the senators. The Legislature elects them." He thought, "Why can't women, if they will talk politics, at least learn the ABC." "Yes," said Leonore, "but this is a new idea.
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