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"We always call it instinct, I think," the Maluka said teasingly, twitting me on one of my pet theories, and the Dandy politely suggested "It might be knowledge." Then the Quiet Stockman gave his opinion, making it very clear that he no longer felt that women had nothing in common with men. "It never is anything but instinct," he said, with quiet decision in his voice.
He fished the aforesaid letters out of his pocket and examined them before handing them over. "One is from Dick the other" he held the large square envelope off and squinted at it teasingly. "Some scrawl!" he commented. "Reckless display of ink and flourishes, I call it. Who's the party?" Tony snatched the letters, her face rosy. "Give me Dick's.
Teasingly she jumped up and walked to the door with him, and stood there peering out beyond the cool shadow of his dark-blue shoulder into the dazzling road where, like so many figures thrust forth all unwittingly into the merciless flare of a spot-light, little shabby Eve Edgarton and three sweating horses waited squintingly in the dust. "Oh!" cried Miss Von Eaton.
You ought to go out and race through the snow, till it whirls up about your ears ... that's the thing to freshen you up.... And then she presses cold hands against my cheek, till I shiver, and looks teasingly. And then all my dull humour's gone, and I can't help laughing at her, and calling her a little impudent thing...."
I owe every thing to Ned, and he pets and indulges me to the greatest extent. Besides, he is so good, noble, and true, that any woman might be proud to be his wife." "Yes: I admit every word of it; but all that doesn't explain your tears," returned Ella, half sympathizingly, half teasingly.
Van Dam was a "daughter" of this and that society by virtue of descent from generals. For a time the chase now circled teasingly round a southern branch whose achievements were notable, but the unconcern of the distiller with regard to vital statistics balked a happy union of North and South, and goaded Cora to that last desperate ditch of the ancestor-hunter a blind leap over seas.
The ice in the lake broke up rapidly, the snow melted, and by the middle of the month Faith began to expect her father. Nathan Beaman, in his clumsy boat, had crossed from Shoreham a number of times. He often teasingly reminded Faith of her plan to ask Ethan Allen to come and take possession of Fort Ticonderoga. "You'd better hurry.
One fact the big, important one was that Johnny still had his job, and that it looked as secure and permanent as any job can look in this uncertain world. The other fact the little, teasingly mysterious one was that Sudden evidently did not know of Johnny's two-day absence from camp, and foolishly believed Johnny the victim of a cold.
Both girls ran to the window. Miss Reid laughed teasingly. "I see nobody or all the world; it's much the same," she said; "but you have a caller." I rose from behind the desk with some confused, trivial thought that I ought to have spent part of the afternoon getting my hair cut.
"Answer me ah, you cannot answer!" teasingly added the Judge, who loved his Clerk of the Court, and had great amusement out of his discomfiture. "You are convicted. At an age when a man should be settling down, you are gallivanting with the wife of a philosopher." "Monsieur monsieur le juge!" protested M. Fille with slowly heightening colour. "I am innocent, yes, altogether.
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