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Something might happen, and I will keep watch. If I did not watch what would become of us both?" "What time is it?" asked the girl. "It will soon be midnight. Perhaps you are not afraid, but I am." Rosarito was trembling, and every thing about her denoted the keenest anxiety. She lifted her eyes to heaven supplicatingly, and then turned them on her mother with a look of the utmost terror.
Sir Abraham looked at him queerly: and then, in a cheerful, friendly way, replied "Dear general, do not be so moved: the girl's quite safe with us; you'll see her to-morrow morning. All's right; she was only frightened, and George has given the fellow a proper good licking: and the girl's a-bed, you know; and, eh? what?" For the poor old man, like one bereaved, said, supplicatingly
In the wild terror of the moment she gave a piercing scream that was answered by a hundred yelling voices, and rushing between her lover and his enemy, threw herself wildly and supplicatingly at the feet of the latter.
I need not say that I shall abandon you very reluctantly, but abandon you I must unless you cease to trammel my efforts in your behalf!" The young Italian seized his benefactor's hand convulsively. "Your Excellency," he exclaimed, supplicatingly, "do not abandon me, do not leave me to my fate at this critical juncture! I will yield you blind and implicit submission and obedience!
When I think of that girl, and her flowers, and Elise, and the faithfulness of old Mathews, I do believe there is some kind of a God. . . . Selwyn' unconsciously his hands stretched forward supplicatingly 'surely these things can't die? . . . There's been so much that's ugly and lonely in my life. . . . Don't you believe that we fellows who have failed will be able to have a little of the things we've missed down here?
Every eye was turned anxiously and supplicatingly towards the settees laden with people.
He gazed at her for an instant and then at the approaching men and nuns, who were now very near. The girl clasped her hands supplicatingly, then mutely pointed to the wall. "It is your wish?" asked Massetti, hurriedly. Zuleika nodded her head affirmatively, and still more imperatively pointed to the wall. "I will obey you," whispered the young Italian, "and I will 'wait and hope!"
Sir Abraham looked at him queerly: and then, in a cheerful, friendly way, replied "Dear general, do not be so moved: the girl's quite safe with us; you'll see her to-morrow morning. All's right; she was only frightened, and George has given the fellow a proper good licking: and the girl's a-bed, you know; and, eh? what?" For the poor old man, like one bereaved, said, supplicatingly
"Come down, old sow!" she cried. "I'm going to smash that dirty mouth of yours! Querida of a battalion, filthy hag!" The Muse immediately disappeared from the window and was soon seen running down the stairs flourishing her husband's whip. Don Tiburcio interposed himself supplicatingly, but they would have come to blows had not the alferez arrived on the scene. "Ladies! Don Tiburcio!"
If it's good enough for us, boys, it's not going to hurt him." There was a murmur of concurrence when he looked around at the rest; and the cook, seeing no help for it, made a valiant attempt to eat a little of the greasy mess. Then he revolted from it and glanced at his companions supplicatingly. "I can't do it, boys. You'll let me off?" he pleaded. None of the rest showed any sign of relenting.
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