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You have left Miss Stanhope behind!" The men, looking surprisedly at each other, proceeded to obey the order, upon which the new second-mate, who was in charge of the boat, started to his feet, and prefacing the inquiry with an oath, demanded: "Now then, you sodgers, what are you about? Who commands this here boat?
He went to the telephone and called up the Cavalry Club. Yes, Captain Ardayre was in, and presently Denzil's voice said surprisedly: "Hullo!" "I heard by chance that you were in town. I suppose your regiment will be going out at once. It is your cousin, John Ardayre, speaking, we have not met since you were a boy. I have something rather vital I want to say to you. Could you possibly come round?"
"Yes, and what is more so," answered the girl, "for several days past there have been several men about the neighborhood who are strangers, and Mrs. Andrews is very much frightened about it. She is afraid to go out of the house, and seems almost afraid to move." "Does she think they have anything to do with her?" asked Vinton, surprisedly.
But they had not gone more than a few yards when the investigator paused as though struck with an idea. He stepped back once more and drew a photograph from his pocket. "Do you know who this is?" he asked, abruptly, holding it up. The unwieldy man swayed gently and waveringly regarded the portrait. "Sure!" said he surprisedly, "it's Crawford."
But I reckon I've disposed of more'n a thousand wolves in my day, one way and another. An' as I look at it, that's makin' pretty good use of time." "Are wolves worse than bear?" queried Wilbur surprisedly. "They do a lot more harm in the long run. Cattlemen reckon that a wolf will get away with about four head a year.
Gasping surprisedly towards the Senior Surgeon the White Linen Nurse saw his grim mouth yank round abruptly in her direction as it yanked sometimes in the operating-room with some sharp, incisive order of life or death. Instinctively she leaned forward for the message. Not over-loud but strangely distinct the words slapped back into her straining ears.
I am master of Whitestone Hall yet, and while I live I shall have things my own way. After I die you can turn it into a pandemonium, for all I care." Pluma flashed her large dark eyes upon him surprisedly, beginning to lose her temper, spurred on by opposition.
You're going to make a fine man some day, did you know it?" Morton's eyes kindled. "I mean to, sir. Sara says I can if I will; she says the good God started me with a sound brain and a healthy body, and I ought to be able to do the rest." "She does, eh?" opening his eyes surprisedly. "And who may this wise and epigrammatic Sara be, I'd like to know?"
Indignantly and surprisedly he pulled it out. "What is this?" he cried. Mae sprang forward, her cheeks aflame. "It is mine," she said. "Did you put it here?" asked Norman. "No." "Then how do you know it is yours? Is not this a carnival bouquet, idly tossed from the street to the balcony?" Mae straightened to her utmost height which wasn't lofty then and said hastily: "Mr.
She broke into a little laugh which attracted the dreamer's attention, and as the latter turned her head surprisedly, she said. "Do you realize how funny that 'we' and 'our' sound, Joycie dear? Six months ago you thought little enough of George Dalton, and now he is in everything you do." "Well, it's his business to be, child. Six months ago I did not understand nor appreciate him now, I do."
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