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Ah, oh, how horrible it is! And how vulgarly she shouted," he said to himself, remembering her shriek and the words "scoundrel" and "mistress." "And very likely the maids were listening! Horribly vulgar! horrible!" Stepan Arkadyevitch stood a few seconds alone, wiped his face, squared his chest, and walked out of the room.
Then, as if in approval of his last performance, the big, overgrown baby wheeled until he was more than three-quarters, almost full side, toward the camera, straightened on his legs, squared his shoulders, stretched his neck full height, drew in his chin and smirked his most pronounced smirk, directly in the face of the lens.
Is she willing to wait eight or ten years for you?" "She says she will wait forever," said Flanders, a bit puzzled by the new turn. "Well, that's all right, then," said Frederick and to Richard's amazement he squared his shoulders and heaved a long sigh, as of relief. "Excuse me, please, I've got to hustle. Melissa " He stopped in painful confusion.
It ain't been nothing but a mistake all down the line. But, as far as it can be squared, the old man and me we've set out to square it tonight. Him and me is going to call on Old Man Wisner this evening," says I. "We're going over as soon as Old Man Wisner gets home. I'm going with your pa, Bonnie. You know me and I reckon you know him too. I reckon there may be some plain conversation."
So, with a tearful hiccup, she dropped the locket into the ink-pot that stood between the feet of a spattered bronze Socrates, and watched it sink into a black and terrible grave. "I'm glad not to have it," she said, and felt that she had squared matters with her conscience.
Please find him, and let him know that I should like to see him here." Kate's quest produced Nick; and Mrs. May did not mention Mr. Millard. She fired her shot without warning. "This is not my gold bag." Nick's jaw squared itself. "It is your bag," he insisted. "Mine had twenty-eight stones. This has thirty. How is that to be explained?" "How should I tell?" he echoed, bold as brass.
I took the fever from you. He squared his figure at the window, and looked up on a driving sky. 'Come, let's play open cards, Tom Redworth, said Sir Lukin, leaving the table and joining his friend by the window. 'You moral men are doomed to be marrying men, always; and quite right. Not that one doesn't hear a roundabout thing or two about you: no harm. Very much the contrary: as the world goes.
The great ships had not sufficient men to fight their guns. They remained at anchor; but their crews went aboard the barques, so that the decks of the three men-of-war must have been inconveniently crowded. The Spaniards were dead to windwind of the pirates, so that they merely squared their yards, and ran down the wind "designedly to show their valour."
And now Dawn broke, and, leaving the saffron bed of Tithonus, shed her radiance anew over the world; when the Queen saw from her watch-tower the first light whitening, and the fleet standing out under squared sail, and discerned shore and haven empty of all their oarsmen.
Remember, I have something to offer, Haswell, for instance, a large fortune of which I will settle half it is a good thing to do in our business, and a baronetcy that will be a peerage before long." "A peerage! Have you squared that?" "I think so.
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