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Her dark, swift, restless eyes fairly flashed to and fro under their half-drooping lids. Only once she glanced at me, but so inquisitively, so searchingly, almost viciously ... I positively started. Baburin scarcely talked to her at all; but whenever he did address her, there was a note of austere, hardly fatherly, tenderness in his voice.

She looked up at Starr and smiled. "Suppose he starts running after them; he might chase them clear off the ranch, and then what?" "I guess the supply of rocks'll hold out," Starr hinted, and snapped his fingers at the dog, which went to heel as a matter of course. "If you throw rocks at that dog, I'll throw rocks at you," Helen May threatened viciously.

Mrs Pansey, anticipating an easy victory, shook out her skirts, and was up in arms at once. 'I know for a fact that your sister Ann did not marry the man she eloped with, cried Mrs Pansey, shaking her head viciously. 'Who told you this fact? demanded Miss Whichello, indignantly. 'I I can't remember at present, but that's no matter it's true.

"Give the girl time," he said almost viciously, at the end of a particularly bad rehearsal. "She's had a long voyage and she's tired. Besides," he added, "these acts never do go at rehearsal. Give me a good house at the opening and she'll show you what she can do." But in his soul he was worried. There was a change in Edith O'Hara. Even her voice had altered. It was not only her manner to him.

Charles Wogan, who comes from Rome post-haste with the Pope's procuration for the marriage. You have helped him on his way, it seems. Here's a good beginning, to be sure." The lady uttered a little cry of anger, and her face hardened out of all its softness. She clenched her fists viciously, and her blue eyes grew cold and dangerous as steel.

I shall overtake you before you have gone very far." O'Rourke's crestfallen air stirred the sympathetic Souza's pity. "But, Captain," he besought, "will you not allow the lieutenant " Mr. Butler cut him short. "Duty," said he sententiously, "is duty. Be off, O'Rourke." And O'Rourke, clicking his heels viciously, saluted and departed.

The goat, horns down, was fighting viciously, though weak from loss of blood. It would be interesting to know what one wild animal thinks when another wild animal, from its point of view, comes to the rescue. Adam carried a lariat over one arm. In an instant it flew through the air, dropping over Bruin's shoulders.

He leaped upon the wounded man, striking him viciously with his fists and, bearing him to the ground, grasped his throat in his left hand while with his right he drew his long sharp saber. Screaming terribly he waved the blade above his head. The others stopped and turned to look upon the encounter with no particular show of interest.

But quite unexpectedly the whole aspect of affairs became changed; for the elephants, which had for some time been silent, presently sent forth a terrific sound of trumpeting; and in another moment a herd of eleven elephants, three of which were enormous "tuskers," suddenly broke cover and stampeded down-wind with their trunks in the air, their great ears flapping viciously, and the animals giving utterance to shrill screams and trumpetings of rage as they headed directly for the spot where the three hunters crouched in the long grass.

"A month ago I might have done so," she whispered to herself, "but now that Mr. Denton is a Christian, he will deal mercifully with her." When she reached the cloak-room the utmost excitement prevailed, and the first words that Faith heard distinctly were spoken by the "head of stock" in the jewelry department. "I've suspected her for a long time," she said, a little viciously.