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Regular stand-up-and knock-down, or rough and tumble?" If anything Hill's face was more vacantly serene, and his tones blander than ever, as he answered: "Strike any gait that suits you, Mister; I guess I will be able to keep up with you." They closed.
However, a few descend almost to the base of the foothills, while others perhaps the less hardy seek a blander climate in the northern part of Mexico.
So she went out to do this, and the Queen, turning to him, conversed with him in friendly fashion, and enforced herself to reassure his awe of her and do away his shame with speech blander than the zephyr, saying, "Art thou content to be to me baron and I to thee feme?"
He was a large-cheeked man, nearly seventy, with small furtive eyes, and was not only of much blander temper but thought himself much deeper than his brother Peter; indeed not likely to be deceived in any of his fellow-men, inasmuch as they could not well be more greedy and deceitful than he suspected them of being.
Yet nothing could be blander than the demeanour of the Abbe Montreuil; nothing more worldly, in their urbanity, than his manner and address. His garb was as little clerical as possible, his conversation rather familiar than formal, and he invariably listened to every syllable the good knight uttered with a countenance and mien of the most attentive respect.
"Fair maiden, we Dorians are said to have a wit peculiar to ourselves, but I confess that it is of a nature that is but little attractive to your sex. The Athenians are blander wooers." "Do you ever attempt to woo in Lacedaemon, then? Ah, but the maidens there, perhaps, are not difficult to please." "The girl puts me in a cold sweat!" muttered Diagoras, wiping his brow.
"Not not long before his death." "And I'm afraid I must ask you what was your answer?" "I refused his offer." "Did that make any difference to your friendship?" "It hadn't done up to the time of his death." "He still visited you?" "Yes, just as often." The Coroner remained silent for a moment, glancing at his notes. When he looked towards the witness again he was blander than ever.
Now the princess was the fairest and most graceful woman of her time, more elegant than the tender gazelle, blander than the gentle zephyr and brighter than the moon at her full, confounding the branch and outdoing the gazelle in the flexile grace of her shape and movements; and she was fairer and sweeter than her sisters.
He greeted Cicely with so much politeness and courtesy, and smiled so at her, that I knew in my own mind that all she would have to do would be to tell her errent. I knew he would do every thing jest as she wanted him to. His smile was truly bland I don't think I ever see a blander one, or amiabler.
As the spring approached, bringing blander weather, they gradually moved up the hillsides, many of them finding billsome seeds and berries on the summits. However, note a difference in the temperament of individuals of the same species.
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