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Her exquisite skin is pearl powder. Her plumpness is padding. And three inches of her height are in the boot-maker's heels. Shut your eyes, and swallow your adulterated wife as you swallow your adulterated sugar and, I tell you again, you are one of the few men who can try the marriage experiment with a fair chance of success." With that he uncrossed his legs again, and looked hard at Arnold.
Janet bossed the nephew and Dulcie, Dulcie bossed Janet and the nephew, the nephew nearly uncrossed his eyes from trying to follow all the instructions the two shouted at him.
These arguments at length concluded, Mr Squeers crossed his legs, uncrossed them, scratched his head, rubbed his eye, examined the palms of his hands, and bit his nails, and after exhibiting many other signs of restlessness and indecision, asked 'whether one hundred pound was the highest that Mr Nickleby could go. Being answered in the affirmative, he became restless again, and, after some thought, and an unsuccessful inquiry 'whether he couldn't go another fifty, said he supposed he must try and do the most he could for a friend: which was always his maxim, and therefore he undertook the job.
The Dominie groaned deeply, uncrossed his legs, drew in the huge splay foot which his former posture had extended, placed it perpendicularly, and stretched the other limb over it instead, puffing out between whiles huge volumes of tobacco smoke. 'What needs ye groan, Dominie? I am sure Meg's sangs do nae ill.
He did not rise. That would have been too much to expect of him. But he uncrossed his legs and recrossed them the other way about. "Mistress Lyon," he said indolently, but with the soft, well-anointed utterance of the blarneying islander, which does not die away till the third generation of the poorest exile from Erin, "now, misthress dear, consider!"
He uncrossed his black silk legs and made as if to rise. "Falsehood, sir?" he cried in a scandalised voice. "It is as well that we should be plain, so as to be avoiding all misconceptions," said O'Moy. "You must know, sir, and your Council must know, that wherever armies move there must be reason for complaint.
The tailor's yellow eyes ran from Charley's face to his clothes. "I knew they'd fit," he said, with a snarl. "Drove me hard, too!" Charley had an inspiration. He opened the halfdoor, and entered. "Do you want help?" he said, fixing his eyes on the tailor's, steady and persistent. "What's the good of wanting I can't get it," was the irritable reply, as he uncrossed his legs.
"I have besides studied your character," he went on; "your talents are fair; you seem to have a moderate competence, which does no harm; and, one thing with another, I am very happy to have to announce to you that I have decided on the latter of the two ways open." "I am afraid I am dull," said I. "What ways are these?" He bent his brows upon me formidably and uncrossed his legs.
"Why, then," the Commandant pursued, in a steady musing voice, "it seems to follow that, even if I knew, I have not her permission to tell." The Lord Proprietor uncrossed and recrossed his legs irritably. "Come, come, Vigoureux, this will hardly do. Will it, now? I put it to you as a man of the world. No doubt it's all innocent enough, but folks will talk.
Minks uncrossed his legs, glanced up at him a moment, then crossed them again. He made this sign, but, like Riquette, he said nothing.... The stream flowed on and on. Some one told a story. There was hushed attentive listening, followed suddenly by bursts of laughter and delight. Who told it, or what it was about, Rogers had no notion.
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