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Updated: June 19, 2025
They became entirely absorbed in this most fascinating of tasks, the working out little by little of a complicated accompaniment. "There!" she cried gayly at last. "I believe I have it. Let's try." Keith had a strong smooth baritone, not too well trained, but free from glaring faults and mannerisms. It filled the little drawing-room ringingly.
And amazement sat on many foreheads when the carriage rolled away, and the General stood up to wave his hat to the recruity, and the lady stood up to wave her hand, and the recruity, unconscious of the interest he excited, waved the shabby old sealskin cap in answer until the equipage was ringingly saluted at the gate, and swung swiftly out of sight. And then, it was over.
Had she a horse she would not have hung back for want of a rifle, but would have ridden after him, with him. As it was she cried out ringingly: "God go with you, Steve Packard! I'm proud of you!" She might not ride with him; at least she would not crouch and cringe and hide her eyes.
Bludsoe wrenched the other's hands free, and, pulling the gun, he essayed to throw it. But Belllounds blocked his action and the gun fell at their feet. "Grab it!" sang out Bludsoe, ringingly. "Quick, somebody! The damned fool'll kill Wils." Lem, running in, kicked the gun just as Belllounds reached for it. When it rolled against the fence Jim was there to secure it.
You must be taught not to run," he said, and wrapped her tightly in his arms. "Now surrender your kisses meekly!" "I surrender!... But, Kurt, someone will see... Dear, we'll go back or somewhere " "Who can see us here but the birds?" he said, and the strong hands held her fast. "You will kiss me enough right now even if the whole world looked on!" he said, ringingly.
Besides, her active good sense echoed Marko ringingly when he cited the usages of their world and the impossibility of his withdrawing or wishing to withdraw from the line of a challenge accepted. It was destiny. She bowed her head lower and lower, oppressed without and within, unwilling to look at him. She did not look when he left her. The silence of him encouraged her head to rise.
In the light from the burning bridge the scarlet lining glowed and gleamed like the battle-flag. The stallion neighed. Ashby's voice rose ringingly. "Chew, get the Blakeley ready! Wyndham's on the other side!" The flames mounted high, a great pyre streaming up, reddening the night, the roaring Shenandoah, the wet and glistening woods.
He shouted ringingly, and ran a dozen steps straight at the monster that was the principal menace. At the last moment he flung himself aside as Jim had done but this time the stream was not to be drawn. Still most of the deadly liquid was left; the thing's head bulged with it. And no real move could be made till that head was somehow emptied.
She was singing the Jewel song from Faust so ringingly that the Chinese snipers must have heard it, for immediately they opened a heavy "fire," which grew to a perfect tornado, and sent the listeners flying in terror. Perhaps the enemy thought it was a new war-cry, which meant their sudden damnation!
In the dusty clothes which he had worn during the entire journey and had not changed, he began his work, and the marble ringingly responded to the resounding blows of the hammer. Long and eagerly he worked, admitting no one. At last, one morning, he announced that the work was ready, and gave instructions that all his friends, and the severe critics and judges of art, be called together.
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