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The younger one, Tregarva, was a stately, thoughtful-looking Cornishman, some six feet three in height, with thews and sinews in proportion. He was sitting on the bridge looking over a basket of eel-lines, and listening silently to the chat of his companion.
"What I say is," she concluded awkwardly, "he ought to have come among us, and shown the world a picture of the cultured Jews." "Quite so, quite so," said the hostess. Then turning to the tall thoughtful-looking young man who had hitherto contributed but one sentence to the conversation, she said, half in sly malice, half to draw him out: "Now you, Mr.
The first was a typewritten document which had been handed up by a thoughtful-looking gentleman in the front row. It contained a single line Are you a Liberal or a Conservative? This was a trifle hard, I thought, coming directly after my speech; but fortunately the audience considered it merely funny, and roared when I remarked pathetically, "This gentleman is evidently deaf."
L ," said the individual he had addressed, referring him to a middle-aged, thoughtful-looking man, with something prepossessing in his face. The doctor bowed to Mr. L , and then said "My name is Dr. Grimes." Mr. L bowed in return, remarking, as he did so "Will you walk in?"
A deeper tinge now rested upon the purely oval cheek as the girl returned the recognition of a thoughtful-looking young man who had the air and manner of one possessed with more common sense than generally falls to the lot of the young men courted by the creme de la creme. "Miss Verne, I see that you too are bent upon enjoying this glorious evening; the old year is going out in all its serenity."
She was rather glad to have them broken by the appearance of a little girl, who entered from a wicket-gate at the other end of the churchyard, and walked, very slowly and quietly, to a grave-stone near where Miss Rothesay stood. Olive approached, but the child, a thoughtful-looking little creature of about eight years old, did not see her until she came quite close.
Inquiring further, I heard of a young smith who had lately settled in a hamlet a couple of miles distant, but still within the parish. In the afternoon I set out to find him. To my surprise, he was a pale-faced, thoughtful-looking man, with a huge frame, which appeared worn rather than naturally thin, and large eyes that looked at the anvil as if it was the horizon of the world.
He was a keen-faced, thoughtful-looking man; and he wore a blouse of blue cotton, from the pocket of which always dangled the leaves of some wild salad culled from our wasteful vacant lots or prodigal waysides. Altogether different in character was that Triestine, who came one evening to be helped home at the close of a very disastrous career in Mexico.
They were from a class who, with us, would generally be helpless in the field, yet these bronzed, bearded, thoughtful-looking men seemed just as familiar with the details of their present job as with the work they had left behind.
One of them called her father up from the cellar, where he was working at his looms. He was a mild, thoughtful-looking man, something past middle age. I could not help admiring him as he stood in the middle of the floor with his unsleeved arms folded, uttering quiet jets of simple speech to my friend, who had known him before.
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