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Till then it had not occurred to Verrian that he was not going to stay through the week, but now he said, "I don't know but I may go Thursday. Shall you?" "I might as well stay on. I don't find much doing in real estate at Christmas. Do you?" This was fishing, but it was better than openly taking him for that actor, and Verrian answered, unresentfully, "I don't know. I'm not in that line exactly."
She moved toward him, she reached him, she stood there, she sat down near him, he merely passive and wonderstruck, unresentfully "impressed," gaping and taking it in and all as with an open allowance on the part of each, so that they positively and quite intimately met in it, o the impertinence for their case, this case that brought them again, after horrible years, face to face, of the vanity, the profanity, the impossibility, of anything between them but silence.
Gabriel held her hand for a moment longer, irresolutely, and then, shy of intruding on her grief, let it fall gently and walked quietly to the window. She was fast asleep. Gabriel, leaning on his elbow, looked for a few moments unresentfully on her tangled hair and half-open mouth, listening to her deep-drawn breath. So she had had that romance in her life: a man had died for her sake.
Bennam, you're about the strangest vice-consul, to want me to do it, that I eva saw." The vice-consul laughed unresentfully. "Well, shall I send you a lawyer?" "No!" Mrs. Lander retorted; and after a moment's reflection she added, "I'm goin' to stay my month, and so you may tell him, and then I'll see whetha he can make me pay for that breakage and the candles and suvvice.
He got his watch into a ray of the moonlight and made out that it was only a little after midnight, and he perceived that it must have been the sound of low murmuring voices and broken laughter in the next room which had wakened him. But he was rather glad to have been roused to a sense of his absolute comfort, and he turned unresentfully to sleep again.
Why isn't it convincingly plain to you that the thing to do with Nanda is just to marry her and to marry her soon? That's the great thing do it while you CAN. If you don't want her downstairs at which, let me say, I don't in the least wonder your remedy is to take the right alternative. Don't send her to Tishy " "Send her to Mr. Mitchett?" Mrs. Brookenham unresentfully quavered.
He had been interrupted in the task of unpacking and arranging these possessions, but he stepped unresentfully toward the bed where his coat lay, and pulled it on, feeling at the open collar of his shirt, and giving a glance of apology toward the disorder of the apartment. "The night was so warm," he said, in explanation. "I have been trying to get things to rights.
The editor had not expected a flat denial, and it irritated him, for he recognized it to be the safest course the man could pursue, if he kept to it. "But you don't mean to say," he protested, smiling, "that you can write so excellent a poem as 'Bohemia' and then forget having done so?" "I might," said Mr. Aram, unresentfully, and with little interest. "I scribble a good deal."
Milray had dealt handsomely with his widow, as he unresentfully called her, and the money he assigned her was of a destiny perhaps as honored as its origin. She employed it in the negotiation of a second marriage, in which she redressed the balance of her first by taking a husband somewhat younger than herself.
He turned his head apathetically on the pillow, and no longer faced his visitor, who found it impossible in the conditions of tacit dismissal to philosophize further. "I was sorry," Ewbert began, "not to be able to speak with you after church, the other day. There were so many people" "That's all right," said Hilbrook unresentfully. "I hadn't anything to say, in particular."
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