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It was this that disturbed his equanimity the woman of it, and the knowledge that his interference had been unsolicited and probably unnecessary. And now that he had gone this far he found it not easy to recover his balance. Who was this Joanne Gray? he asked himself. She was not ordinary like the hundred other women who had gone on ahead of her to Tête Jaune Cache.
The Weasel was well qualified to point the way a fake robbery of your house would answer the purpose admirably you could not be held either legally or morally responsible for a document that was placed, unsolicited by you, in your possession, if it were stolen from you." Mittel's face was ashen, colourless. His hands were opening and shutting with nervous twitches on the top of the desk.
The inevitable cigar was in his mouth. His face indicated no particular interest. He went along into the house as Tom grasped the paper. So he saw! What did Perkins mean by that? It couldn't be that any of that party of men had, unsolicited, taken the trouble to But they had, or one of them had.
That year he was a member of the Cincinnati National Convention, which nominated James Buchanan for President. In March, 1857, Judge Ranney, unsolicited on his part, received from President Buchanan the appointment of United States Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio. This position he held until July, when he resigned.
He came in at last, after tapping very lightly on the door-panel, unsolicited and unexpected, to my presence the same inscrutable, hirsute horror I had seen before, with his trudging, scraping walk, his square and stalwart frame, his gloved extremities, his light, blue-glasses, hat and cane in hand, a being as I felt to chill one's very marrow.
Both favours were conferred unsolicited, but no sooner was the Florentine apprised of the Doge's benevolent care of him, than with modesty and respect he requested to decline the proposed advantages.
One of those five-barrelled shows at the Français? Great Scott, Ralph no wonder your wife's pining for the Folies Bergère!" "She needn't, my dear fellow. We never interfere with each other's vices." Peter, unsolicited, was comfortably lighting a cigarette. "Ah, there's the secret of domestic happiness.
Harold had never touched liquor since the day of his child's death, nor spoken of it; but when his dying uncle begged him to watch over his young cousins, he took up the Bible that lay on the bed, and, unsolicited, took a solemn oath to taste nothing of the kind for the rest of his life. Afterwards the three had lived on together at Boola Boola.
The children mixed some in a saucer with milk, as they had seen cook do for the kitchen floor. Then they carefully painted each other's faces and hands with it, till they were quite as red as any Red Indian need be if not redder. They knew at once that they must look very terrible when they met Eliza in the passage, and she screamed aloud. This unsolicited testimonial pleased them very much.
Billy reclined in his favourite rocker, waiting, perhaps still flushed with satisfaction over the tender that had come to him, unsolicited, in his dingy little office, above the heads of the intriguing, time-serving, clamorous multitude. At last the Governor spoke; and, though his words were seemingly irrelevant, they were to the point.
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