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Updated: May 29, 2025
Once, far up in the sky, as they crossed an open space, David spied a long black streak moving southward. "Oh, see!" he exclaimed. "The crows! See them? 'way up there? Wouldn't it be fun if we could do that, and fly hundreds and hundreds of miles, maybe a thousand?" "Oh, David," remonstrated Mrs. Holly, unbelievingly. "But they do!
What hurt would the sight of the brute do ye? There's no harm come to ye, boy, but the start." "I can't move it " repeated Sam, under his breath. "Logan, perhaps he has sprained his ankle," said Daisy from her chair; where at first she had been pretty well frightened. "Weel I don't see it," replied Logan, slowly and unbelievingly. "How does it feel, Sam?" Daisy asked.
"Tell nurse from me that she is not to scold you any more. The loss of your money ought to be a lesson to you." "But I didn't lose it, uncle. I lent it to Jack. He wouldn't let me give it to him; he said he would send it back to me in a letter." Sir Edward laughed unbelievingly, and Milly trotted upstairs to be received with open arms by nurse at the nursery door. "There! never mind, my dear.
Miles away, jet planes shot skyward, and newly wakened pilots looked at their night-fighting instruments and swore unbelievingly at the speed they were told the plunging object was making. The jet pilots gave their motors everything they could take, but it didn't look good. The planes of the jet umbrella over the Shed stopped cruising and sprinted.
"I don't go in for loneliness much; but when I do, why all I want is well, let me see, a good game of quoits with the boys in front of the church, or a talk with my mother about how rich we are going to be some day when I get that partnership in the fishstand. I'm too busy to be lonely." "And I'm too lonely to be busy!" He looked at her unbelievingly. "You!" he cried.
Irving pushed forward beside Betty, and the girls stared unbelievingly over her shoulder. Then they saw that she was right. While they had been picking berries in the woods a flock of sheep had wandered down to the road from the other direction and had completely surrounded their two cars.
The small girl opened her lips as if to explain something; but the boy in the window did not wait. "Oh, come in. WILL you come in?" he cried unbelievingly. "And will you just let me touch it the fiddle? Come! You WILL come? See, there isn't anybody home, only just Betty and me." "Of course I will!" David fairly stumbled up the broken steps in his impatience to reach the wide-open door.
Unbelievingly Wade saw the little diamond-edge saw bite its way slowly but steadily into the plate. In a moment it had cut off a little corner of the light-matter, and this fell with a heavy thud to the magnet pole, drawn down by the attraction of the magnet and by gravity. Shutting off the magnet, Arcot picked up a pair of pliers and gripped the little fragment.
"Let me see that check!" demanded Greg Holmes unbelievingly. The check went from hand to hand, each of the fellows looking at it half bewildered. Yet certainly the check said one hundred and fifty dollars. "See here, Dick," asked Tom anxiously, "are you sure -positive, that is -that it was honest to charge a hundred and fifty for that canoe of ours?"
"Nothin' to-day," said Mary, quickly and nervously. "You ask-a meesis." "She don't want anything," the girl quavered. "You ask-a." "I tell you she don't want anything there ain't any missis," Mary said. He looked at her unbelievingly, and broke into a speech of broken English that was quite unintelligible to the frightened girl behind the table.
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