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Rob retorted, fiercely; "it spoils a' thing." "Lay down that scythe; I command you." Rob stopped undecidedly, then cast the scythe from him, but its rattle on the stones was more than he could bear. "I winna," he cried, and, picking it up, ran to the square. An upper window in Bank Street opened, and Dr. McQueen put out his head. He was smoking as usual. "Mr.
Lord Colambre deigned no reply. Lord Clonbrony walked undecidedly between his agent and his son looked at Sir Terence, and said nothing. Mr. Garraghty departed; Lord Clonbrony called after him from the head of the stairs, 'I shall be at home and at leisure in the morning. Sir Terence ran downstairs after him; Lord Colambre waited quietly for their return.
As he turned into Rivington Street there approached him from the opposite direction a girl, walking slowly and undecidedly. When he came near her she looked up, with an appealing recognition. In a flash of the quick passing he thought he knew her a girl who had attended his mission and whom he had not seen for several months-but he made no sign and passed on. "Father Damon!"
She caught herself with a quick beat of wings, fluttered about undecidedly for a space, then rose in the air. Again, high up, there seemed indecision; then, apparently getting her bearings, she headed east, over the oak-trees that dotted the park-like grounds. "Beautiful, beautiful," Peter Winn murmured. "I almost wish I had her back."
In the car Brentwick turned again, his eyes curiously bright in the starlight, his forehead quaintly furrowed, his voice apologetic. "It may take a few minutes," he said undecidedly, plainly endeavoring to cover up his own dark doubts. "My dear," to the girl, "if I have brought trouble upon you in this wise, I shall never earn my own forgiveness."
"I leave on the coming train," he said regretfully; "I see that it is now almost due. I promise you that I shall return in the near future. Until then, farewell." The crowd parted respectfully to let him pass as he hastened down the steps of the grand stand and away. The little girl looked after him undecidedly.
Mrs. Singer began to read, and Ada saw it was useless to pursue the subject. She left the room undecidedly, her lips pressed together. All right, let Lucy befriend Alma. She wouldn't look at her, and they'd just see which would get tired of it first.
'I've more than one thousand pounds to my name, I have. And a bit of a fight for a how-de-do pleases me, that it do. But that doesn't mean as you're going to deny as you're my Missis.... The Primrose Path A young man came out of the Victoria station, looking undecidedly at the taxi-cabs, dark-red and black, pressing against the kerb under the glass-roof.
"It must be that secret of yours which you will not tell me," said she. "You said once before that it was connected with me, and that you would tell it to me when the time came. Has not the time come yet?" "Not yet," answered Langhetti. "When will it come?" "I don't know." "And will you keep it secret always?" "Perhaps not." "You speak undecidedly." "I am undecided."
"All my beautiful furniture will go for less than a thousand francs! Save me!" She was nauseating Sophia. "Please rise," said Sophia, her hands fidgeting undecidedly. "I shall repay you, surely!" Madame Foucault asseverated. "I swear!" "Does she take me for a fool?" thought Sophia, "with her oaths!" "No!" said Sophia. "I won't lend you the money. But I tell you what I will do.
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