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He made out it was on the business side he was kickin', with the attitude of the U-nited States toward the squabble thrown in as extra.
In spite of his squabble with the Vogels, and in spite of the intoxication of his adolescence, Christophe had preserved an instinctive modesty, a need of purity, of which he was entirely unconscious. At first it struck Ada, attracted and charmed her, then made her impatient and irritable, and finally, being the woman she was, she detested it. She did not make a frontal attack.
He turned to the priest, who all this while had stood with head on one side, eyes aslant, and the air and attitude of a stranger who having stumbled on a family squabble politely awaits its termination. "Father Domenico, is my sister right? And may I not kill this man?" "She is right," answered the reverend father, with something like a sigh.
"'Well, any way, the camels had been carried off so what did he ride upon? "A squabble was imminent. I covered my boy's face with a handkerchief, to keep him quiet. "'Listen! I said. 'It's the post. The mail from the north was stopped on the highway, but he has saved the bags, and is riding hard for London. "'It's "But the new suggestion was drowned in a general shout of
I hear you was alarmed in the night by a violent squabble in your retinue. I hope Robert behaves well; as a native of Castle Howard I have the most partiality to him, although I really believe Louis to be a very good servant. I hope you will not travel Eastward but upon the map.
In both countries there was a general irritation which vented itself in cries for war, and in the session of 1664 the English Parliament presented an address to the Crown praying for the exaction of redress for wrongs done by the Dutch to English merchants. But the squabble was of long standing, and there was nothing to threaten any immediate strife.
Of the poets, who wears, or claims, the largest and brightest star? Fancy the struggle! Fancy the squabble! Fancy the distribution of prizes! Who shall decide on them? Shall it be the sovereign? shall it be the Minister for the time being? and has Lord Palmerston made a deep study of novels?
The ideas which have taken hold of me will not let me rest; nor can I see anything else worth thinking of. And then at last, after every sordid circumstance of intrigue and squabble and jealousy, one after another of the organisations he joined broke down.
Thereupon ensued a lively squabble, in which Tibby, who adored Graham, sided with him, and Isobel, in spite of Gyp's tearful pleading, refused to take part, so that the banner came down from the wall and went into Graham's pocket just as Mrs. Westley walked into the room. "Why, my dears, all of you in the house this glorious afternoon?" Mrs.
"They have taken Jacob, an' he has told them where we are," I said on the impulse of the moment, not meaning to cast reproach upon the lad, but knowing what fiendish means those wretches employed in order to extort information. "We would have heard the noise of a squabble if he had been captured, an' I have stood watch ever since he left," Sergeant Corney said, decidedly.
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