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Montlivet, you love the Englishwoman? Why, I thought I beg your pardon. I was the fool." I went stumblingly toward the door before I could face him. Then I turned and held out my hand. "There is no monopoly in fools. Monsieur, if to love a woman, to love her against her will and your own judgment, to love her hopelessly, if that is folly, well, I am the worst of fools, the most incurable.
But why in Hades you can't let her be happy, too, is more'n I can figure! Guess you get your notions from two generations back and some!" Ross began, stumblingly. "I did not know I was indebted to you, Mr. Thaddler." "You're not, young man, you're not! I ran that shop of yours a year built up the business and sold it for more than I paid for this. So you've no room for heroics none at all.
"But you mustn't go alone." I turned to Selwyn. "Mr. Thorne will go with you. Do you live far from here?" "Not very. It's close enough for me to go by myself. He mustn't go with me." The words came stumblingly, and again I saw the quick, frightened look she gave Selwyn, a look in which was indecision and appeal, as well as fear, and I saw, too, that his face flushed as he turned away.
Thus far she got stumblingly with what she wanted to say, while George watched her with a gaze that grew harder and hotter; but here he cut her off. "I have already given up all idea of Lucy," he said. "Naturally, I couldn't have treated her father as I deliberately did treat him I could hardly have done that and expected his daughter ever to speak to me again."
"Harrie oh, Harrie!" Faintly we could hear the words that came stumblingly. "Could we be married, Harrie, and go away, oh, far away, where nobody knows? I will work for you live for you die for you, if need be, Harrie! We could be happy. I would try oh, I would try so hard to make you happy, and the baby would have a name. You would not hate her if we were married.
Then, afraid that Tim might hear her, she passed stumblingly into her own room at the end of the corridor, and there, in solitude and darkness, she fought out the battle between her desire still to preserve the secret she had guarded three-and-twenty years, and the impulse toward atonement which was struggling into life within her.
Only the dogged, out-thrust jaw remained the same as ever obstinate and unconquerable. Twice she essayed to speak and twice failed. The third time the words came stumblingly. "Michael, what what does it mean all this?" She indicated the holland-sheeted studio with a gesture. "It means that I'm going away," he replied. "I'm packing now. I leave England to-morrow." "You mustn't go!"
Excursions to the shining peaks of mystical experience are for most men so rare that the glory leaves them with dazzled eyes, and they walk stumblingly for a while along the dull roads of the world. But Canon Beecher, in the course of his pleading with Hyacinth, had been only in places very well known to him. The presence chamber of the King was to him also the room of a familiar friend.
He did so stumblingly at first, and the earliest pictures of his grand style have a certain harshness and ruggedness of surface and heaviness of color which his critics could not forgive any more than the Impressionists, who have outdone that ruggedness, can forgive him his frequent use of a warm general tone inclining to brownness.
Passing through the inner door of the air-lock he entered the chart room of the Ring, followed stumblingly by his companion. It was warm and cozy; the first warmth Hooker had experienced for nearly a month. It made him feel faint, and he dropped into an armchair and pulled off his Glengarry. The survivor of the explosion, standing awkwardly at his side, fumbled with his cap.
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