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"You are not the Governor, Monsieur Doltaire," she said, more sharply still. "But a Governor may demand admittance to this convent, and by the order of his Most Christian Majesty he may not be refused: is it not so?" "Must I answer the catechism of Monsieur Doltaire?" "But is it not so?" he asked again urbanely. "It is so, yet how does that concern you, monsieur?" "In every way," and he smiled.
"Of course, we knew nothing of this" he tapped the confession as he spoke "before you came in." Sir Hilary Thornton smoothed his moustache. "It has been an unpleasant business for all of us," he said urbanely, "and particularly for you, Mr. Grell.
Me, I was probably that busy with fambly cares I was probably thinking who was it et the lemon pie on me was it Pete or Johnny, or shall I lick 'em both together, or just bite me wife." Mr. Wrenn knew that the ticket-taker had never, never really considered biting his wife. He knew! His nod and grin and "That's the idea!" were urbanely sophisticated.
We had delightful food, well cooked. I do not remember what it was. My attention was divided between the old man and his daughter. He talked, urbanely, of a wide range of topics, displaying a cosmopolitan taste, employing a choice of words and phrases that was astonishing. The girl, who turned out to be very pretty in a dark, pale, sad way, never raised her eyes from her plate.
"Why?" replied Halidome. "What other end is possible? You don't want a play to leave you with a bad taste in your mouth." "But this does." Halidome increased his stride, already much too long; for in his walk, as in all other phases of his life, he found it necessary to be in front. "How do you mean?" he asked urbanely; "it's better than the woman making a fool of herself."
"I don't think you will be put to that inconvenience, Mr. Cardew." "What's that?" Old Anthony's voice was incredulous. Here, in his own house, this whipper-snapper "I am sure Mr. Howard Cardew realizes he cannot be elected." The small ragged vein on Anthony's forehead was the storm signal for the family. Howard glanced at him, and said urbanely: "Will you have a cigar, Mr. Cameron? Or a liqueur?"
All this was said very pleasantly, but the pill was none the less bitter. "It seems to me, Mr. Colman," answered the cooper, soberly, "you have chosen rather a singular time for raising the rent." "Why singular, my good sir?" inquired the landlord, urbanely. "You know, of course, that this is a time of general business depression; my own trade in particular has suffered greatly.
Gratton" that she turned, having made a piquant face at the dejected college youth. "You will like him immensely, I know," she said, while the ears of poor Archie reddened even as he was being led away by the not very pretty but extremely comforting Georgia. "Mr. Gratton," smiled urbanely. For his own part he might have been called every inch a concrete expression of suavity.
I could see something devilish in the smile at Doltaire's lip's, but his look was wandering between Alixe and me, and he replied urbanely, "I have ambition yet to connive at captivity"; and then he looked full and meaningly at her.
Sanxon Orchil was widely quoted as suavely and urbanely deploring the premature consummation of an alliance long since decided upon by both families involved; Mrs.
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