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"He loves to jump in and seize upon some one's vocal chords that way. It's a favorite joke with him." "What horrible taste!" Mrs. Fowler shudderingly exclaimed. "Oh, I don't know," remarked Brierly. "It is actually no worse than having your hand controlled." "To have a spirit inside of one's throat is a little startling, even to me," I admitted, sympathetically.
Now, I have seen the home-life of certain ladies, who do not think it sin to dance, and it was full of the heart's warm sunshine; and I have seen the home-life of certain ladies who hold dancing to be sinful, and I have said to myself, half shudderingly: "What child can breathe that atmosphere for years, and not grow up with a clouded spirit, and a fountain of bitterness in the heart!"
The queen trembled, and stepped shudderingly back. "Holy father," she murmured, "have compassion with a sinful thought, which I suppressed quickly, and which I will never listen to again." "Why do you call it a sinful thought?" said the priest, with a diabolical smile. "All weapons are blessed and made holy by God, when employed against heretics.
Indeed, I was coward enough to contemplate flight and might in another moment have yielded to the unworthy impulse if the sound of a second sigh had not struck shudderingly on my ear, followed by the renewal of the step and the almost immediate appearance on the stairs of a young girl holding a candle in one hand and shielding her left cheek with the other.
"I saw you at the inn on the road to Frascati, and watched you shrink and tremble as I spoke of the murder of Angela Sovrani! You screened your face behind a paper you were reading, that was not necessary, for your hand shook, and so betrayed itself as the hand of the assassin!" With a faint moan, Varillo shudderingly turned away and buried his head in his pillow.
Jennings, but no one knew that anything was "going on," though there had been signals from the windows the neighbours afterwards remembered.... I listened shudderingly. "But," I cried, "they were both married!" "What difference does that make when you love a woman?" Alec replied grandly. "I could tell you much worse things than that." This he proceeded to do.
"If you will permit me I would suggest that your friend who came with you may be anxious. He will naturally try to find you. Not knowing that you are gone, he must be alarmed. If I knew him by sight, I could find him and tell him " Again his voice was lost in the rising roar of the multitude. The girl buried her face against the boy's shoulder, shudderingly and trembling, and burst into weeping.
Her portrait gazed in portentously from the hall; her marble bust gleamed from a distant corner; and she herself, the most resplendent person present, sat in a chair of state placed like a proscenium-box, and critically observed the performance. "If she only wouldn't curl her lip like that!" thought Eleanor shudderingly; then she remembered her resolution and looked at Quin.
It was right that he should be killed. He deserved his fate. But no sooner was the savagery born born, she felt, of the very hypnosis of that carved face than she cast it out shudderingly in the realization that she had wished the death of a fellow human being! She looked away from Jack; and then it occurred to her that he must be bleeding.
The wind seemed to take up the burden of the sad refrain, and whispered it shudderingly to the tall trees that shook their trembling branches beneath its blast. I wonder did it penetrate into the crime-stained heart of him who had laid this harmless old man low? Was it even now ringing in his ears?
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