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"Yes; that is what crushes us here. We have such mountains of facts to deal with." "And you want fire to come down from those mountains and consume me?" She nodded prophetically. "I know you wouldn't run away." "I am trying to feel the call," said Max a little skeptically.
"I can think of no explanation to offer, sir." "Nor can I imagine any excuse," replied Lieutenant Hall courteously, yet skeptically. Lieutenant Hall made a further inspection of the room, then turned to Dave. "Mr. Darrin, you will put yourself on the report for these two examples of carelessness of your uniform equipment." "Very good, sir."
Leaning over the parapet, he could see one of his fantastically uniformed soldiery pacing back and forth before a sentry-box, his musket jauntily shouldered, and a bayonet glinting at his belt. Karyl stood looking, and his lips curled skeptically as he wondered whether the man would repel or admit assassins. Somewhat wearily the King turned and leaned on the stone coping of the outer wall.
But one fellow standing on the rick says: "Napoleon dead! psha! it's plain those people don't know him!" The journalist added that he heard a speech of the same kind in the bush-region of Aveyron. A passenger on the motor-bus read in a newspaper the news of Guynemer's death; everybody seemed dismayed. The chauffeur alone smiled skeptically as he examined the spark plugs of his engine.
"In the saddle?" repeated Grace wonderingly, but Mollie broke in with a quick: "Betty, do you mean on horseback?" "Real horses?" breathed Amy Blackford. "Yes," said Betty, nodding. "That's just exactly what I mean." "But where are we to do all this?" asked Grace skeptically. "Is somebody giving away steeds for the asking? Wake me up, somebody, when Betty gets through dreaming."
I just put my sign up and you can come down and see it if you want to and swear allegiance." "What are you talking about?" the boy called down. "I was on it before it was born." "Do you mean to tell me I didn't discover you?" Pee-wee shouted up. "No, I discovered you," said the other boy. "What do you mean, you knew it before it was born?" Pee-wee demanded skeptically.
He felt the need of a smoke, after all that exertion. It was while he was smoking and resting that he first became conscious of the pile of dirt as something more than the obstacle between himself and the wolf-pups. He blew a little cloud of smoke from his mouth, leaned and lifted a handful of sand, picked something out of it, and looked at it intently. He said "Humph!" skeptically.
"So when I saw the shutters on that old house I happened to notice that the hinges were at the top and that made me think it was probably a Frenchman's home." "Maybe it isn't now even if it was when the shutterrs werre made," said Archer skeptically. "Then I happened to remember something else that man told me. Maybe you think the fleur-de-lis is only a fancy kind of an emblem, but it ain't.
Whitney was holding a string which was attached to the trigger; when I saw a flash, the rifle's recoil and Mr. Whitney still standing just where he was." Miller stared incredulously at Heinrich, down whose face sweat was running; the man was obviously telling the truth at least, what he believed to be the truth. "Wake up, Heinrich," he said skeptically, and the chauffeur flushed hotly.
"I noticed a strong current of air from the dining room, and two of the windows inclosing the porch were open. "That's hardly possible," Kent replied skeptically. "The envelope weighed at least two ounces; it would have taken quite a gale to budge it." McIntyre turned red. "Are you insinuating that one of us walked off with your envelope, Kent?" he demanded angrily. Mrs.
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