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She must say SOMETHING; she lifted her bowed golden head and asked him stammeringly to give her a few days for for consideration. John Meredith was a little surprised. He was not vainer than any man has a right to be, but he had expected that Rosemary West would say yes. He had been tolerably sure she cared for him. Then why this doubt this hesitation?
Who was this Jesuit that sat here making of Berenice and her fortune pawns in his game; involving her in a web of intrigue unworthy of his sacred office; and forcing his disciple to listen through a knowledge of facts stammeringly poured out in the confessional?
We shall end before the A.P.M. if you don't. What's your camp, you fool?" At that the man told him, stammeringly, and Peter sighed his relief. "I know," he said to Louise. "It's not far. I'll maybe get a taxi at the corner." She pushed him towards a doorway: "Wait a minute," she said. "I live here; it's all right. I will get a fiacre. I know where to find one." She darted away.
The little crowd dispersed quietly; Lige Willetts plucked to his horse and cantered away to overtake the buckboard; William Todd took his courage between his teeth, and, the song ringing in his ears, made a desperate resolve to call upon Miss Bardlock that evening, in spite of its being a week day, and Caleb Parker gently and stammeringly asked Cynthia if she would wait till he shut up the shop, and let him walk home with her and Bud.
Her dark eyes were full of terrified appeal. "What are you going to do to my father?" she cried in poignant tones. After a pause he repeated stammeringly, as if he had not quite taken in the idea. "Your father?" "Yes, my father! What are you going to do to him?" she repeated more insistently. His vacant answer had been no affectation.
"Louison," he softly said, "I have got a good business to propose to you." "What is it, Father Aube?" The landlord, somewhat embarrassed, stammeringly answered: "If you desire you can make one hundred francs in fifteen minutes." "So much? You are joking?" "Not at all; you sing two or three songs, and the money is earned." "Where shall I sing?" "Here in my house, on the first story."
Tudor!" And then she realized his scrutiny, and a soft flush rose and overspread her pale face. She lifted her straight brows questioningly. And all in a moment Tudor found himself speaking, not of his own volition, not the words he had meant to speak, but nervously, stammeringly, giving utterance to the thoughts that suddenly welled over from his soul. "I've been wanting to speak for ages.
He was extremely ugly; he had a pale, greasy, pockmarked, rather sinister face, but he looked very kind. He spoke low down in his throat and pronounced his words sententiously, stammeringly, pausing between each syllable.
Fan sank down on to her knees, and began stammeringly, "Oh, I can't bear to think to think " "To think what? Speak, I tell you!" "Did I come between you? oh, Mary, are you sorry " "Hush!" and Miss Starbrow pushed her angrily from her. "Sorry! Never dare to say such a thing again! Oh, I don't know which is most hateful to me, his villainy or your whining imbecility.
The result was that the waiter yawned suddenly and woke up. "Do you play this delicate joke on your customers every morning?" inquired Valentin. "Does changing the salt and sugar never pall on you as a jest?" The waiter, when this irony grew clearer, stammeringly assured him that the establishment had certainly no such intention; it must be a most curious mistake.
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