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Sancho was still snoring when his master was up and awake the next morning. After having soliloquized at length before the sleeping squire, he awoke him by ticking him with his lance. Sancho smelled the preparations for the wedding-feast, and at once was wide awake.
"Adieu, mon enfant," he cried, showing his teeth as he smiled back over his shoulder, and followed his companion down the stairs. In time Joey and his weeping charge also reached the bottom. Not a word of the conversation had escaped the sharp ears of the Major. "It's past two, now," he soliloquized, "an' he said Liberty Square, four o'clock. I know where the statoo is.
"'I wonder whether he has a heart, said she; 'and if he has, I wonder whether it is at his office. "As she thus soliloquized, the door was opened by a youthful page, on whose well-formed breast, buttons seemed to grow like mushrooms in the meadows in August. "'Mr. Macassar Jones, said the page; and having so said, he discreetly disappeared.
I stood in motionless reverence for several minutes as my mind expanded with wonder at the magnificent panorama, while my nostrils inhaled a most delicious fragrance from the innumerable plants which seemed to put new life into my enervated body. What strange phenomena is this, I soliloquized?
"This is brute life, indeed," I soliloquized, "for it can be easily seen that the hearts of these people are so seared and their ears so dull that they have no desire for the music of celestial choirs, or the ecstacies that rise from heart-communion with God."
Here they encamped for the night, with the understanding that they were to start for Tyler which was one hundred and ten miles further on early the next morning. Frank concluded that he had walked about far enough. "If I intend to escape," he soliloquized, "I might as well start from here as from Tyler.
He soliloquized: "It is always the same old story; a greedy, avaricious, grasping father, sacrificing his daughter's happiness for the sake of his pride. But it must not be. I can and will save her from such a terrible fate." He was full of indignant wrath against her father. "To think that she shudders at the thought of it," he muttered. Meanwhile, Tom Soher was pondering heavily.
James wrung the hand of his cousin; and no sooner was he alone, than he began to pace the room distractedly. 'Poor Jem! soliloquized Fitzjocelyn. 'At least, I am glad the trouble is love, not the Ordination. But as to his meaning! He gives me to understand that we are rivals It is the most absurd thing I ever knew I declare I don't know whether he means Mary or Isabel.
"What I don't know," he soliloquized, "won't hurt me any." But he had not been there many days before the piecing together of chance remarks and the gossip of the hangers-on and other sparring partners made it very apparent why Brophy should not be badly man-handled. As it finally revealed itself to Jimmy it was very simple indeed.
Even Hannibal's sovereignty broke down before this persistent, imperturbable visitor, and scratching his head with a perplexed grin he half soliloquized, half replied: "Miss Edith mighty 'ticlar to hab her orders obeyed." "I am the best judge in this case," was the decisive response. "You take the card and I will be responsible."
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