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"Mademoiselle," said the Prince, gayly, "a little while ago, when I was passing through the rooms, I heard these words: 'Loan, discount, liquidation. Your father must have been there. Shall I go and seek him?" "I should be very grateful," said the young girl. "I will go." And turning lightly on his heels, happy to escape Jeanne's looks, Serge reentered the furnace.
And, as neither of us will be rich, I can't follow you around the world much of the time." When Midshipman Dave Darrin reentered his quarters late that afternoon be found Dan Dalzell sitting back in a chair, his hands thrust deep into his pockets. His whole attitude was one of most unmilitary dejection. "Dave, I've run the ship aground again," Dan confessed ruefully.
When he was away his lodgers "limbered up" in this apartment, but as soon as they heard his step on the stairs, they reentered their cell, and the worthy Michelot, who vaguely surmised that there was some mystery about his house, only solved the enigma when he was cited to appear before the tribunal as an accomplice in the royalist plot of which he had never even heard the name.
And I'm not supposed to be out here at all!" she added, with a farewell laugh and nod, as she turned back to the steps. "But I just couldn't resist the garden!" She picked up the milk bottles and reentered the kitchen just as a trimly dressed young woman came into it from the hall. The newcomer was tall, and if not quite pretty was at least a fresh- looking, pleasant-faced girl.
They consisted mainly of an exchange of letters between Count Olenski's solicitors and a French legal firm to whom the Countess had applied for the settlement of her financial situation. There was also a short letter from the Count to his wife: after reading it, Newland Archer rose, jammed the papers back into their envelope, and reentered Mr. Letterblair's office. "Here are the letters, sir.
Sixteen of them there were, wheeling and chasing never still! When, walking from Lennan's studio, Olive reentered her dark little hall, she approached its alcove and glanced first at the hat-stand. They were all there the silk hat, the bowler, the straw! So he was in!
Emma nodded; the expression of horror on her face had deepened. "Do you remember that time he killed the cat because she had scratched him?" "Yes. Don't!" Then Caroline reentered the room. She went up to the stove in which a wood fire was burning it was a cold, gloomy day of fall and she warmed her hands, which were reddened from recent washing in cold water. Mrs.
The astonished subaltern complied in silence, while the wondering dragoons remained as fixed in their saddles, as if they composed part of the animals they rode. "You are much hurt, I fear," said Mason, with something of condolence in his manner, as they reentered the highway, biting off the end of a cigar for the want of a better quality of tobacco.
Thy Cinq-Mars is an ambitious youth, who has lost himself." Seeing Marie conceal her head in her handkerchief to weep, Anne of Austria for a moment reentered her chamber, leaving Marie in the balcony, and feigned to be looking for some jewels at her toilet-table; she soon returned, slowly and gravely, to the window.
The sea at length became troubled, when immediately King Saleh arose with the young prince in his arms, and holding him up in the air, reentered at the window from which he had leaped.
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