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“I am glad to say I am not,” replied Mr Bunker, frankly. “Den vat do you do in dis dress?” “I put it on as a compliment to the cloth; I retain it at present for decency,” said Mr Bunker, whose tongue had now got a fair start of him. “Mad,” remarked Welsh, confidentially, shrugging his shoulders with really excellent dramatic effect. By this time the audience were disposed to agree with him.
"You must come now," said the policeman, roughly, as he stepped nearer to Ranuzi, at the same time giving his companion a sign to do the same. "Come immediately and quietly. Do not compel us to use force." "Force," cried Ranuzi, shrugging his shoulders, as he drew his hand from his bosom and pointed a pistol toward the policemen, from which they shrunk back terrified.
What do you mean by leaving a man in this state, three weeks and more, you false-hearted wagabond? 'Only hear him, boys! said Fagin, shrugging his shoulders. 'And us come to bring him all these beau-ti-ful things. 'The things is well enough in their way, observed Mr.
"I gathered that they were disappointed poor Timothy had left them nothing, and that they thought I had too much; that is all." "Their way of looking at it is scarcely in accordance with justice," said John, shrugging his shoulders. "They each have ten thousand pounds left to them by their father in settlement. This was to return to the estate if they died unmarried or childless.
In most instances there would have been ample testimony to that cruel monster, known as Neglect. Bernardine spoke once to the Disagreeable Man on this subject. She spoke with indignation, and he answered with indifference, shrugging his shoulders.
"Is she badly hurt?" I asked. "I've seen worse," he answered in a low voice, "but " and he completed the sentence by shrugging his shoulders, as though he had small hopes for his patient. Mother Borton turned her head on the pillow, and her gaunt face lighted up at the sight of me.
Possibly your aunt may live through the night, after all," and he went out of the house shrugging his shoulders. Desire was still standing in the same attitude when a faint voice caught her ear, and stepping to a door she opened it, and asked gently, "What is it, Aunty?" "Your uncle hasn't gone out, has he?" asked Mrs. Woodbridge, feebly.
"Die of hunger! pooh!" said the lounger, shrugging his shoulders. "It is only lazy scoundrels, that will not work, who die of hunger. And it serves them right." "I wager, sir, there is one death you will never die of," cried the young man, incensed at the cruel insolence of the lounger. "What do you mean?" answered the other, haughtily. "I mean, sir, that your heart is not likely to kill you."
Her voice was old and thin, like the high quavering of an imperfect tuning-fork, and her eyes were sharp as talons in their grasping glance. "Mademoiselle does not wish such a costume," gruffly responded Mephisto. "Ma foi, there is no other," said the ancient, shrugging her shoulders. "But one is left now; mademoiselle would make a fine troubadour."
Moreover, this dethroned ruler was by way of being a philosopher. "I hate drunkards," he said, shrugging his shoulders. "You cannot trust them. If I had been surrounded by trustworthy men, I should not " He broke off. There was a sound of hurrying footsteps on the steep pathway. A figure, clad in rags that surpassed even De Sylva's, appeared in the entrance. A brief colloquy took place.
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