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"No, no, no, indeed, not now!" She looked up appealingly, the tears brimming up in her bright eyes. "I cannot, will not accept this sacrifice. You are only speaking out of your true-hearted chivalry. You must not join yourself to me, you must not involve yourself " He stopped her protests by the oldest and most effectual method known in such cases.
Again the ship set sail, bound for that Island which had yielded up its treasure to Captain Smollet's crew. On this Island, Big Tom was set down. And as the Hispaniola set sail once more, her prow pointed homeward, Johnnie looked back to where the longshoreman was kneeling, hands appealingly upraised, beside those certain three abandoned mutineers.
She furtively wiped a stray tear from her cheek and smiled bravely up into his face, in a wordless pledge that to the administration of this treatment she would devote herself without stint. "May I ... may I have that paper," she answered appealingly, as he started to crumple it up, preparatory to tossing it into the fireplace. "We don't often have city papers to read, you know."
And yet something must be done. The grand chasserot had been too long already in the toils; there was something barbarously cruel in not freeing him from his illusions. In this troubled state of mind, Reine gazed appealingly at the silent witnesses of her distress.
He turned appealingly to the Maggid; "but there must be some way out of this, surely there must be some way out. I know you Maggidim can split hairs. Can't you make one of your clever distinctions even when there's more than a trifle concerned?" There was a savage impatience about the bridegroom which boded ill for the Law. "Of course there's a way out," said the Maggid calmly.
Nevertheless, he now ran that hand slowly through his hair and wiped his forehead. "That was one long five seconds most a week, I guess. Did you ever see such a plumb dam-fool break in your whole life?" he said, appealingly, to the crowd.
I put out my tongue, and I sucked the little glass thing because I didn't want to trouble you; but I have too much faith in God to take medicine." The child looked at the doctor appealingly. He began to see light, and in his surprise, for a moment he did not reply. "Jesus Christ would have used drugs if they had been right," she added. "But He isn't here now," returned the astonished young man.
'Oh, sir! he said, laying his hand on the master's arm appealingly, 'I was to blame too. 'I don't doubt it, returned Mr Forest. 'I shall settle with you presently. Get away! 'Now, sir, he continued, turning to me and held the whip suspended, as if waiting a word from me to goad him on. He looked something else than a gentleman himself just then. It was a sudden outbreak of the beast in him.
"Why, I never met her, if that's what you mean. I know her by sight. I've seen her at several concerts." "I suppose you know she's entertaining Sir Albert Driscoll at her Newport house this summer. Quite a feather in her cap, ain't it?" Priscilla replied with a gasp that she supposed it was, and looked appealingly at Peggy.
She declares she will go to him in the morning, if you prohibit it to-night," and the richly jewelled hands of the unhappy woman were clasped almost in supplication. "By morning he will be beyond her reach. The escort starts at six." "And these gentlemen here " She looked nervously, appealingly about her. "Must they all know?" "These and the inspector general. He will be here in a moment.
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