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'Deus! exclaimed the Countess, tossing her head weariedly, and Harry perceived his slip, and down he went again. What wonder that a youth in such training should consent to fetch and carry, to listen and relate, to play the spy and know no more of his office than that it gave him astonishing thrills of satisfaction, and now and then a secret sweet reward?
"I suppose it will seem so to Canaan," returned the other, weariedly. "Governor feeling fit?" "I never saw him," Joe replied; then caught himself. "Oh, I see what you mean! Yes, he's all right." They had come into the hall, and Eugene was removing the long coat, while his step-brother looked at him thoughtfully. "'Gene," asked the latter, in a softened voice, "have you seen Mamie Pike yet?"
The irrepressible Chinaman in his loose cotton trousers was as much at home as in Canton, and was doing all the work that was done; the shady lounges in front of the cafes were full of Frenchmen, Spaniards, and Germans, smoking and dozing with their feet upon tables or on aught else which raised them to the level of their heads; while men in linen suits and pith helmets dashed about in buggies and gharries, and French officers and soldiers lounged weariedly along all the roads.
The man even talks like a serial!" said Mr. Jelnik, weariedly. "My dear, good sir, while we're by way of indulging in personalities permit me to inform you that you annoy me by existing. As to your behavior to Miss Smith " "My behavior to Miss Smith?" shrieked The Author, stamping with fury, "my behavior to Miss Smith? You had better set about explaining your behavior to Miss Smith!
But as the afternoon waned he crept weariedly back to the corral. On the morning of the third day the Navajo went into the corral without Charger, and roped the gray, tied him fast, and saddled him. Then he loosed the lassoes except the one around Silvermane's neck, which he whipped under his foreleg to draw him down. Silvermane heaved a groan which plainly said he never wanted to rise again.
"The sudden trumpet sounded as in a dream To ears but half-awaked, then one low roll Of Autumn thunder, and the jousts began: And ever the wind blew, and yellowing leaf And gloom and gleam, and shower and shorn plume Went down it. Sighing weariedly, as one Who sits and gazes on a faded fire, When all the goodlier guests are past away, Sat their great umpire, looking o'er the lists.
"We can be alone together half an hour. And now tell me what is the matter? There is something going wrong with you." She sank down weariedly into a chair, and I knelt down beside her. It was almost harder to tell her than to tell Julia; but it was worse than useless to put off the evil moment. Better for her to hear all from me before a whisper reached her from any one else.
They had matched their wits for a wrestle, and when the grapple was over it was over. Shorty therefore replied pleasantly: "O, jest loafin' back here, gittin' well o' a crack on the head and the camp fever." "Into anything to put in the time?" "Naah," said Shorty weariedly. "Nearly dead for something.
Everybody knew that it was a real start this time, and indeed he had made an advance, and had run straight through half a sentence. It was therefore manifestly unfair, inimical, contemptuous, overbearing, and base, for one of the three young cricketers at this period to fling back weariedly and exclaim: 'By the Lord; too many gentlemen here! Evan heard him across the table.
She felt very pitiful and helpless when she saw his brow becoming inflamed with the sun-scalding. Turning weariedly away, she sought relief in the landscape. But the sea was glittering unbearably, like a scaled dragon wreathing. The houses of Freshwater slept, as cattle sleep motionless in the hollow valley. Green Farringford on the slope, was drawn over with a shadow of heat and sleep.
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