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"What a lazy Johnnie you are, Stanninghame! Now, what the deuce are you thinking about all this time, I wonder?" He addressed, who had been gazing out upon the sea and sky-line, plunged in dreamy thought, did not even turn his head. "Get into this chair, Holmes, if you want to talk," he said. "A fellow can't wring his own neck and emit articulate sound at the same time. What?"
Some wring their hands over bodies which can never live again till the resurrection morning; some lovingly tend those who lie racked with agony on their beds, every limb writhing with fiery anguish; while some poor victims are so scorched and blackened that none can be found to claim them one can only be known by his watch-chain, so completely is he burnt out of all remembrance.
"He must not so act that he would spit in his own face." For only cowards permit "considerations" of pretended general welfare or of party to override truth and ideals. "Party programmes wring the necks of all young, living truths; and considerations of expediency turn morality and righteousness upside down, until life is simply hideous."
Then, to-morrow night, we would send him on to Tolosa by the west coast route, with the news; and then he can also call on Doña Rita who will no doubt be already there. . . .” He became again distracted all in a moment and actually went so far as to wring his fat hands. “Oh, yes, she will be there!” he exclaimed in most pathetic accents.
An hour later Belden left the mill and set off up the trail behind Norcross, his face fallen into stern lines. Frank writhed in delight. "There goes Cliff, hot under the collar, chasing Norcross. If he finds out that Berrie is interested in him, he'll just about wring that dude's neck."
Bee! you wring my heart in two. You drive me mad. It cannot be, I tell you! It can never be. He may rise there is no doubt but that he will! But let him rise ever so high, I cannot be his wife his wife! Horrible! I came of a race of which all the men were brave, and all the women pure! And he " "Is braver than the bravest man of your race! purer than the purest woman!" interrupted Bee fervently.
The peddler started and uttered the exclamation as though astonished. "Now what?" demanded the young engineer as he began to wring himself. "I reckon I've seen you before." "It wouldn't be strange." "Your from Grandon?" "Yes." "I git my stock in that town," proceeded Mr. Shanks. "I've seen a heap of folks, and know a many who don't know me." "Undoubtedly."
Macy says the Lord forgive her all her sins forever 'n' ever, 'f she ever see such a sight afore. She tried to wring her out in spots, but she was way beyond wringin'. Besides, Mrs.
She shall scrub floors, wash, wring, bake, brew, and yet her hands shall be small and white; she shall have no perceptible income, yet always be handsomely dressed; she shall have not a servant in her house, with a dairy to manage, hired men to feed, a boarder or two to care for, unheard-of pickling and preserving to do, and yet you commonly see her every afternoon sitting at her shady parlor-window behind the lilacs, cool and easy, hemming muslin cap-strings, or reading the last new book.
It is always going on without you." "I have a passion for the sea," he murmured. "I would like to wring the neck of the cook, chloroform the dog, buy Marie Aimée some lawn tennis shoes, and have a daily box of flowers from Paris." "They shall be ordered at once." "I should also like," she was looking out to sea, "to fill the hotel with people." "You flatter me," he murmured.
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