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"That would be nice," said Mr. Wrenn, unenthusiastically. His chilliness impressed Dr. Mittyford, who promptly told one of the best of his well-known whimsical yet scholarly stories. "Ha! ha!" remarked Mr. Wrenn. He had been saying to himself: "By golly! I ain't going to even try to be a society guy with him no more. I'm just going to be me, and if he don't like it he can go to the dickens."
Alexander P. Dill still had the wistful look in his eyes, which were unenthusiastically blue just enough of the blue to make their color definite. Charming Billy came near laughing, but some impulse kept him quiet-lipped and made his voice merely friendly. "Yes this is a pretty good place for that business," he observed quite seriously. "A lot uh people are doing that same thing." Mr.
But he was a man that women liked to think about: he touched their imaginations. She did not talk about him to John on their way home, however, but discussed the Falkners. "Don't you think she is perfectly charming?" She's very Western she can't have seen much of life but she isn't a bit ordinary." "Yes, I like her," Lane replied unenthusiastically, "and he seems original.
Once or twice he rose, during the return journey and advanced with forced jauntiness as far as the door of the car ahead. But he always stopped there, after a moment's uneasy contemplation of Denny's back, turned a little sadly to the water-cooler, and returned slowly and unenthusiastically to his seat.
"Shouldn't wonder," said Laura, adding with a rueful little smile: "I've never been able to find out whether it was an April Fool's present or not." "Well, I don't see what all that has to do with my proposition," put in Violet patiently. "Now own up don't you think it's a great idea?" "Wonderful," said Billie unenthusiastically. "I don't know when I've ever heard of anything so brilliant."
"Impatiently I await the rescue of fair Dinkmans from this enchanted keep," murmured Gootes, vainly trying to balance his pipe on the back of his hand. It looked as though he would have to contain his impatience for some time. The firemen slashed unenthusiastically at the grass, which gave way only grudgingly and by inches. Halfanhour later they triumphantly dragged out the abandoned ladder.
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