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He was even sterner than she had imagined he would be. Quite gravely she considered his big frame from head to foot, took hasty account of the firm setting of his jaw, and the deep, clean-cut lines from his eyes to his chin. Then, she smiled a rare, enchanting smile, the deepening dimples around the red moist lips suffusing the deputy warden with a warm, welcoming glow.
"Through it the most ancient heavens are fresh and strong." Integrity of personality in such a world as this, belief in self, without which life is dust and ashes in the mouth, rest on the sublime assumption that suffusing material force is ethical spirit, more like unto us than it, controlling force in the interest of moral and eternal purposes.
Trevor, have I told you everything?" she said, and she sprang to her feet, the color suffusing her cheeks and her eyes growing bright. "And are you going to send me out into the cold? Are you never going to speak to me again? Are you going to forsake me?" "No, no; sit down," said a voice, and then Florence did indeed color painfully, for Mrs.
It was high noon when the party set out on their mysterious journey, and a brighter glow than usual was suffusing the eastern sky, while a gleam of direct sunshine, the first seen that spring, was tipping the peaks of the higher bergs as if with burnished gold. It was merely a whim that induced Cheenbuk to throw an air of mystery over the expedition.
But now the crime had dropped from him; a free man in every sense of the word, he could straighten himself up and drink of the air that was without taint. Allis watched Mortimer curiously; she was too happy to speak just to look upon him standing there, her undefiled god, her hero, with his heroism known and applauded, was a suffusing ecstasy.
"Innocent," cried Gotzkowsky derisively, "innocent! why, your very presence has polluted the innocence of my daughter." "Father, kill me, but do not insult me!" cried she, a dark glow suffusing her cheeks. "Pour out your anger on me," said Feodor ardently. "It is a piece of barbarism to attack a defenceless girl."
Wallace suggested to his royal friend, that as his restoration to health could not be so speedy as the cause required, it would be necessary not to await that event, but begin the recovery of the border counties before Edward could reinforce their garrisons. Bruce sighed; but with a generous glow suffusing his pale face, said: "Go, my friend!
Lydia spoke with the brutality born of her desperation. Still Esther watched her. "You know, don't you?" Lydia hurled at her. She had a momentary thought, "The woman is a fool." "From jail," she continued. "From the Federal Prison. You know, don't you? You heard he had been pardoned?" Esther looked at her a full minute, her face slowly suffusing. Lydia saw the colour even flooding into her neck.
Curtis was surprised. He could not see her kindling eyes, her parted lips, the color which was suffusing forehead and cheeks, and he rather expected to hear subdued sobbing. "I should hate to have you dislike me as thoroughly as you dislike that fellow," he said. "I never could. It cannot be in your nature to treat women as he treats them. I do hope you have hurt him."
If I am not indifferent, surely one may with reason look for a glimmer of concern from you." Shrugging, the man stared sullenly at the car, a hopeless torch now suffusing the lonely road with light. There was a certain suggestion of racial subtlety in the careful immobility of his face, but his dark, inscrutable eyes were blazing dangerously. Carl's careless air of interest altered indefinably.
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