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"But I shall keep an eye on Miss Judy, in the future, I can promise you." "I doubt if we ever see her again," returned Betty Jo, thoughtfully. "I don't see how she would dare go back to the house after this. I expect she will return to her father. Poor thing! But we must be careful not to let Auntie Sue know."
Take off your slippers as I have done, so that no one shall hear us walking through the hall to your room, and bring the candles with you if you choose yes, you need them to pick out the colours you like." "If you think it will be safer in the dark, it does not matter," said Dolores. "I know where everything is." "It would be safer," answered Inez thoughtfully.
The strange surroundings, the want of care, the unknown physicians, your anxiety at being ignorant of what the army is doing all this will torture your soul, and aggravate the disease of your eyes." "It is true, I shall be very lonely in a foreign city," said Blucher, thoughtfully; "but it is, after all, better than to stay here as a useless, blind old man.
"May I not see you again to-morrow, Miss Brown?" Yoritomo was asking. "I am afraid you'll have to ask Miss Campbell." "It is now almost the American dinner hour," he went on thoughtfully, looking at his watch. "If I should be strolling to-morrow at this time down by the bridge, it would be very pleasant. We could have a few words together."
I am with you in the thought; and in the face of the horrors that I see impending, I say, and your heart repeats it we have gone too far to pause. Honour, duty, ay, and the care of our own lives, demand we should proceed. She was looking at him, her brow thoughtfully knitted. 'I feel it, she said. 'But how? He has the power. 'The power, madam?
Some one was approaching along the path that ran at his feet. Around the corner of the wall, in his workman's Sunday clothes of black, but still wearing his old straw hat, appeared Feller, the gardener. He paused to examine a rose-bush and Lanstron regarded him thoughtfully and sadly: his white hair, his stoop, his graceful hands, their narrow finger-tips turning over the leaves.
There was nothing, absolutely nothing in the room but wooden packing cases. He lifted the cover of the one nearest to him and looked inside. It was quite empty, except for some pieces of heavy cord, and a few cardboard shoe boxes that, in turn, were empty, too. "It's here, of course," said Jimmie Dale thoughtfully to himself. "Clever work, too!
Scobell's visit to General Poineau, John, Prince of Mervo, ignorant of the greatness so soon to be thrust upon him, was strolling thoughtfully along one of the main thoroughfares of that outpost of civilization, Jersey City. He was a big young man, tall and large of limb.
Then we must see what is the safest thing for you." She set bread and meat and milk on the table; and Desmond fell to the simple meal as if half famished. "My brother's horse is in the stable," said Barbara, thoughtfully. "He's fast, is old Sultan, and might take you safe if we only knew from which quarter they'd be coming; and I'd take the risk with Tom."
And at last he said, `Do you suppose there's any sort of chance that it mightn't be true that story that came from the Klondike? He said it so thoughtfully that I was startled and said, `Do you think there could be such a chance do you? And he drew a long breath and answered, `You want to be sure about things like that; you've got to be sure. I was a little excited, so he changed the subject very soon afterward, and I never felt quite certain of what he was really thinking.
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