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"Oh of course you've had an awfully close call!" she drummed resonantly upon his apathetic chest. "But I've seen three lightning people a lot worse off than you!" she kneaded reassuringly into his insensate neck-muscles. "And they came out of it all right after a few days!" she slapped mercilessly into his faintly conscious sides.
Quite agree with you. I have never had any opinion of a man who cut his throat. Never mention such a thing, Shotover." He blew his nose resonantly. "Never talk of such a thing," he repeated. "And poor boy I I'll pay your debts. Only I tell you this really is the last time. There must be no misunderstanding about that. You must reform, Shotover, if it's only on account of your sisters.
It was, he says, as if Browning had divided his personal consciousness into two independent compartments. The man of the world "walked abroad, showed himself, talked, right resonantly, abounded, multiplied his connections, did his duty." The poet an inscrutable personage "sat at home and knew, as well he might, in what quarters of that sphere to look for suitable company."
Janet sought for others, but they had ceased coming; only the scattered, prowling picketers remained. Over the black rim of the Clarendon Mill to the eastward the sky had caught fire. The sun had risen, the bells were ringing riotously, resonantly in the clear, cold air. Another working day had begun.
These voices burst in from any point, a perfect glee chorus, some high, some low, some singing words, and others merely humming resonantly, a deep, booming bass. The surf beating on the reef, the wind in the cocoanut-trees, entered into the volume of sound, and were mingled in the emmeleia, a resulting magnificence of accord that reminded me curiously of a great pipe-organ.
And when he spoke, slowly, resonantly, men fell back before his words. "I admire Mr. Temple's courage, and above all his loyalty to our beloved General," said Major Cozby. "But Mr. Temple is young, and the heated counsels of youth must not prevail. My friends, in order to save Jack Sevier we must be moderate." His voice, strong as it was, was lost. "To hell with moderation!" they shouted.
'We have had to settle business here, he said, speaking resonantly, to cover his gazing discomposedly, all but furtively. The child was shown, still asleep. A cunning infant not a cry in him to excuse a father for preferring concord or silence or the bachelor's exemption. 'He is a strong boy, the mother said. 'Our doctor promises he will ride over all the illnesses.
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