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"And what has become of her?" asked the Russian. His face was agitated, the lips were almost white. "I do not know," said Raphael, almost in a whisper, his voice failing in a sudden upwelling of tumultuous feeling. The ever-whirling wheel of journalism that modern realization of the labor of Sisyphus had carried him round without giving him even time to remember that time was flying.
He continued to act off-stage; and in his general state of ebulliency he endeavored to bestow a measure of upwelling femininity upon another performer who was in the dress of his own sex. This downright fellow, in cutaway and silk hat, did not understand, or at least had no patience with a role carried too far. He brusquely cleared himself of Lemoyne's arm with a good vigorous push.
But doesn't it ever present itself to her force itself upon her as the upwelling of a new life?" he asked, sadly. "Ah! if it didn't in my father's case " The girl's eyes filled with tears. But she quickly checked herself, and they moved on in silence. Meynell, with his pastoral instinct and training, longed to probe and soothe the trouble he divined in her.
Hurstwood was interestedly remarking to Carrie. "Honest to God, mister, I'm without a place to sleep." The plea was that of a gaunt-faced man of about thirty, who looked the picture of privation and wretchedness. Drouet was the first to see. He handed over a dime with an upwelling feeling of pity in his heart. Hurstwood scarcely noticed the incident. Carrie quickly forgot.
Another shift of the box, and some other had become the beautiful, the perfect. On her spiritual side, also, she was rich in feeling, as such a nature well might be. Sorrow in her was aroused by many a spectacle an uncritical upwelling of grief for the weak and the helpless.
Another shift of the box, and some other had become the beautiful, the perfect. On her spiritual side, also, she was rich in feeling, as such a nature well might be. Sorrow in her was aroused by many a spectacle an uncritical upwelling of grief for the weak and the helpless.
Each keeps his own time, not regulating his stroke by watching his mate. There is in man an upwelling spring of life, energy, love, whatever you like to call it. If a course is not cut for it, it turns the ground round it into a swamp. Went into the cathedral and heard morning service. Miracle of miracles!
She looked back at the fire, quiet, unflurried, then slowly raised her lids. Courant had moved his pipe and the obscuring film of smoke was gone. Across the red patch of embers his eyes gazed steadily at her with the familiar gleam of derision. Her tenderness died as a flame under a souse of water, and an upwelling of feeling that was almost hatred, rose in her against the strange man.
My seat by the Serpentine was under a small and almost impalpable cloud of almond petals. The babbling of ducks somewhere in the place where the water seemed a pale and wavering fire was like the sound of the upwelling of the hidden spring of life.
"Doggone you, Tommy, you're no engineer you're an inventor, Class A-1!" exulted Griffith. "First this; then the Zariba Dam. After that, the Lord only knows what! Trouble with you, you're a genius." "And a whiskey soak!" added Blake, with a sudden upwelling of bitterness. "Hey! what! after this?" demanded Griffith, his voice sharp with apprehension.
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