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As he sat there, a man-at-arms entered the hall. 'Your majesty, he cried, 'a damsel in distress waits without. There was a murmur of excitement and interest. 'Show her in, said the king, beaming. The man-at-arms retired. Around the table the knights were struggling into an upright position in their seats and twirling their moustaches. Agravaine alone made no movement.
He felt lonely and a little despondent, and he walked along the road to the shrine of Our Lady of Morteyn and sat down at her naked stone feet. And as he sat there smoking, twirling his shooting-cap in his hands, without the least warning a horseman, advancing noiselessly across the turf, passed him, carbine on thigh, busby glittering with the silver skull and crossbones.
Fearing: 'I thought I should have lost my man' 'chicken-hearted' 'at last he came in, and I will say that for my lord, he carried it wonderful lovingly to him. This is no Independent minister; this is a stout, honest, big-busted ancient, adjusting his shoulder-belts, twirling his long moustaches as he speaks.
She sat on the porch step, twirling her prism carelessly on its pink ribbon while she waited for the machine to be brought around. Then she climbed into the back seat with Uncle Darcy and the two pails of blueberries, while Richard settled himself and Captain Kidd in front with his Cousin James.
He then made a sling of a blanket and sent his drunken patient swaying and twirling aloft in it to the top of the cliff. The other injured persons went ashore in the same way, one by one, like bales of sail-cloth. At last only the skipper and the dead woman were left on the wreck. The skipper stood with a scowl on his dark face and considered her.
As if Lydia would ever bother any one!" The guilty Tatham sat with his cane between his knees twirling it, his eyes on the ground. No one noticed him. "And the sketch you were making that day?" said Faversham. "As you liked it, I brought it to show you," said Lydia shyly. And she produced a thin parcel she had been carrying under her arm. Faversham praised the drawing warmly.
As it sank again, the engines and they were triple expansion, three cylinders in a row snorted through all their three pistons. "Was that a joke, you fellow outside?It's an uncommonly poor one. How are we to do our work if you fly off the handle that way?" "I didn't fly off the handle," said the screw, twirling huskily at the end of the screw-shaft.
Ay, and we should be twirling with a fair form on the arm: woman and man; as it ought to be; twirling downward, true, but together. Such a companionship has a wisdom to raise it above the title of madness.
"Then you'd forgive her, sir, whatever happened," Dawney said. "Forgiveness is another thing. I leave that to your sanctimonious beggars. But, hunt a woman! Hang it, sir, I'm not a cad!" and bringing his hand down with a rattle, he added: "This is a subject that don't bear talking of." Sarelli fell back in his seat, twirling his moustaches fiercely.
"A courtesan, ensnared by the devil of unchastity," murmured the elder of the two a man of long, lank figure, pale, pock-marked face, the broad high forehead shaded with but little hair, the watery blue eyes turned upward, as if in pious ecstasy, and the large, bony hands either folded as if in prayer, or as if in quiet contemplation, twirling his thumbs around each other.
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