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The elder Menocal had lifted his eyes to Bryant, at whom he looked mistily; he appeared to have aged astonishingly, his cheeks having gone flabby, slack, and gray, while a slight tremour shook his head. "That's all, I guess," Bryant said, briskly. "We'll just consider our relations established on the same footing they were before this occurrence." He put out a hand, smiling.
On the night before the last of the year, Maryllia, who had been tossing uneasily all the afternoon, and moaning piteously, suddenly opened her eyes and looked about her with a frightened air of recognition. Cicely, always at hand with the nurse in attendance, went quickly to the bedside in a tremour of hope and fear. "Maryllia! Dearest, do you know me?"
Overtaken thus on the solitary expanse, there comes a new chill and tremour as this treacherous medium surrounds us, through which unperceived those shapes which fancy conjures up might approach so near and bar our path. From the risk of being reduced to an actual standstill he knew he was exempt. The point from which the wind blew, light as it was, assured him of that.
Don't listen but just say no, no, no, no." The Girl, puzzled, was even more so when Johnson began to pace the floor. "Oh, I know I ain't good enough for you !" she cried with a little tremour in her voice.
"Oh, don't leave me!" she cried with a sudden tremour. "It is only for a moment," he replied, glad to hear that sudden tremour in her voice. Turning aside he found close at hand an obscure tavern, and beside it at least a dozen wagons, the horses hitched as if ready for a journey. He guessed immediately that these were the wagons of farmers who had been selling provisions in the city.
And her whole body was shaken with a tremour, as though of an ague fit. "Do not go away, and I will tell you everything. I did it." "Did what?" "I forged the will. I did it all. I am guilty." There was the whole truth now, declared openly and in the most simple words, and there was no longer any possibility that he should doubt. It was very terrible, a terrible tragedy.
Hospitality like that to half-a-dozen rogues from Arroquhar, who had already made a warm night for ye, was surely stretched a little too far. What did ye open for?" Mungo seemed to range his mind for a reply. He looked to Montaiglon, but got no answer in the Frenchman's face; he looked over Montaiglon's shoulder at Olivia, standing yet in the tremour of her fears, and his eye lingered.
"Perhaps, but you need not give them. I trust, madam, and I do not say it with any intent of impoliteness, that we shall never meet again." "You speak wisely, Captain Prescott," she said. But she raised the hood that hid her brow and gave him a glance from dark blue eyes that a second time brought to Prescott that strange tremour at once a cause of surprise and anger.
A strong tremour shook the Cardinal's nerves, he essayed to find words of wisdom and instruction, but somehow language failed him, he felt blinded and strengthless, and warned by this impending sense of feebleness, made an instant effort to brace himself up and master the strange fainting that threatened to overwhelm him as it had frequently done before.
Have I offended you by anything I have said since you came?" "Oh, no, no. It isn't that." "What, then? Don't you like me, after all?" "Like you? I love you, Princess!" cried the girl impulsively, throwing her arms round the other's neck. The Princess tried to laugh as she pressed Jennie closely to her, but there was a tremour of tears in the laughter.
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