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The blood of his ancestors was already boiling within him; he struck the man on the face with the oaken rod which he had just sneered at, and throwing it from him, instantly unsheathed his sword. Both the others drew, and pushed at once; but he caught the point of the one rapier in his cloak, and parried the other thrust with his own weapon.
"You must think stuff like this is got at the tin-cint store," said Jimmy. "Oh, no I don't!" said Mary. "I expect it cost three or four dollars." "Three or four dollars," sneered Jimmy. "All the sinse a woman has! Feast your eyes on this book and rade that just this little reel alone cost fifteen, and there's no telling what the rod is worth.
'I shall expect you to ride up to the 'ounds, young gent, observed Watchorn, darting an angry look at the speaker. 'Won't I, old boy! exclaimed George; 'ride over you, if you don't get out of the way. ''Deed, sneered the huntsman, whisking about to leave the room; muttering, as he passed behind the large Indian screen at the door, something about 'jawing jackanapes, well called Cheek.
"But Apollo, Hippopopolis Apollo! Do not tell me he is not a virtuoso of rare technique on the lyre!" "His technique is more than rare," sneered Hippopopolis. "It is excessively raw.
"I am sorry," went on the young millionaire, "but I am going to use Mr. Vardon's gyroscope." "Then you may as well give up all hope of winning the prize!" sneered Larson. "You are a very foolish young man. Vardon is a dreamer, a visionary inventor who will never amount to anything. His gyroscope is a joke, and " "I am sorry you think so," interrupted the aviator.
"But that is wrong," she objected. "There is the law." He sneered his incredulity of the law's potency in such a region, but he merely iterated, dispassionately, doggedly, "He killed Dutchy and Harkey." Long she argued it with him, but the argument was one-sided, for he contented himself with repeating again and again, "He killed Dutchy and Harkey."
"But why should yuh want my claim in San Simon?" "Yuh might as well know," Garvey sneered in reply, "there's silver on it. And I want it. Hand over that express box now and sign the paper. If yuh don't " "And if we don't?" Kid Wolf asked mildly. His eyebrows had risen the merest trifle. "Here's the answer!" Garvey rasped.
Ye think they'll take yer yarns when they find ye went in the Kut Sang, as the whole Sailors' Home knows? They'll stretch a rope for ye and Petrak if ye let Petrak along and the two of ye'll drop together into the deepest hole ever ye clapped eyes on." "Of course, Mr. Thirkle could pack a ton of gold about, and it would be different, and not a word said," sneered Buckrow.
As he stands alone in conscious honesty, ruminating on his fate alone, I say, for, like Mahomet’s coffin, he has no resting-place; laughed at by the men, sneered at by the women, mulcted of perhaps half his fortune, merely because for the last three years of his life he represented himself in every amiable and attractive trait that can grace and adorn human nature.
"Don't fight," said Joel, in consternation at any such settling of their differences in his boat; "you'll upset us all." "Humph!" the boy in the bottom of the boat sneered. "He won't fight, Mike won't," he said.
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