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Did the Japanese give "line clear" throughout? That will never be the way that this highly efficient and interesting little people will do anything, if their army is a sample of the whole. They stopped the train, and boarded it with a squad of men with fixed bayonets.
Of course, this little sum wouldn't make anybody rich, but I hope it will convince you that a wife's economy and industry are not to be despised." "Lizzie! dear Lizzie!" "Oh, this is nothing only a sample of what I can do. Come, now, acknowledge your error, and say that I may have my own way in future." Hamilton replied by clasping his wife in his arms.
Operation Milkmaid was in full swing! The following morning observers again clustered about the monitoring room as Peterson prepared to duplicate the tests, using a sample of the Melody's brownish milk. There was the same involuntary remote cringing as the first drop of egg fell towards the beaker, but this time, Peterson forced himself to watch.
I must have had hold, in this mere sovereign sample of the accidentally, the quite unconsciously and unpretentiously, the all negligibly or superfluously handed-down, of a rare case of the provincial and academic cuistre; though even while I record it I see the good man as too helpless and unaggressive, too smothered in his poor facts of person and circumstance, of overgrown time of life alone, to incur with justness the harshness of classification.
Except finding a place for dinner that's quiet and not too romantic. I am glad you came to meet me." She was quite sincere about this. It would have been ghastly she reflected, to have spent the evening alone in a hotel bedroom with her own thoughts, if those she had entertained on the train coming in were a fair sample. He was being just as nice to her as possible.
Millicent took after her father and, in spite of it, I was fond of her. Tell me again. Did you consider her happy when you saw her in Canada?" "As I said before, it is a delicate question, but I did not think so. Her husband struck me as a particularly poor sample, sir." "Ah! She married the rascal suddenly out of pique, perhaps, when Geoffrey left her.
They had even the impudence to insinuate to Harlay, whose paleness and thinness were extraordinary, that they took him for a sample of the reduced state of France! He, without getting angry, replied pleasantly, that if they would give him the time to send for his wife, they would, perhaps, conceive another opinion of the position of the realm.
The legend read: This is a hell of a bank! "Britt, if this is a sample of your whole stock of specie," Starr rumbled, holding a disk between thumb and forefinger, "the profanity is sort of excused by the emphasis needed. I really think I would have been obliged to say the same, after counting up." "I can't understand it," the president muttered.
What could she, accustomed to brilliant creatures of the wonderful city, of whom Gerald was probably but a mild sample, find in commonplace little Bobby Orde? He walked meekly home; and took a scolding for being late. Nevertheless the idea persisted and grew. It came to the point of rehearsal.
"You'll find supper ready, gentlemen," replied the clerk, pointing the way to the dining room. So the two young men passed in and enjoyed their first sample of southern cookery. At this hour there were only a half dozen other people in the dining room none of them interesting, Darrin decided, after hastily surveying the other diners.
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