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Updated: June 16, 2025
Quietly, but convincingly, such things tell their tale of tranquillity, for they cannot have originated amongst a people habitually unhappy and harassed. But whether the day's work went comfortably or no, certainly the people's own home-work to turn to that again must often have been agreeable, and sometimes delightful.
And who, he added convincingly, must be a low-minded thief, you know, or he never could have conducted himself as he did. 'And see, said Miss Fanny, 'see what is involved in this! Can we ever hope to be respected by our servants? Never.
"I wonder," he continued, with a sudden inspiration, "whether you are not Mr. Bellamy's servant?" "That is so, sir. Mr. Bellamy has sent me here to see that no one has access to Mademoiselle Idiale." "Then there is no harm whatever in taking in my card," Laverick declared convincingly. "You can put that note in your pocket.
The common source of this class of acts, and of common mental operations, is shewn very convincingly by the melting of the one set into the other. Thus, for example, the bee and bird will make modifications in the ordinary form of their cells and nests when necessity compels them.
"The thirteenth book!" exclaimed Nonnus, "containing the contest between wine and honey, without which my epic becomes totally and entirely unintelligible!" "This, then," said the Governor, picking out another, which chanced to be the seventeenth. "In my seventeenth book," objected Nonnus, "Bacchus plants vines in India, and the superiority of wine to milk is convincingly demonstrated."
She had been drinking, she was shabby, and her blue shoes left stains in the slush. But she still looked amazingly, convincingly like a battered, hardened Kitty Ayrshire. As I saw her going up the brass-edged stairs, I said to myself " "Never mind that." Kitty rose quickly, took an impatient step to the hearth, and thrust one shining porcelain slipper out to the fire.
"I don't know anything!" he told her convincingly. "I'm a howling wilderness of ignorance. I want to know." "Let's start at the very beginning," she said. "Just as soon as Searle brought your letter the first one, I mean in which you asked for sixty thousand dollars to buy a mine " "Whoap! Jamb on the emergency!" Glen interrupted. "I never wrote such a letter in my life!"
He was even eloquent; he spoke convincingly, with feeling and pathos. But in the middle of a most stirring peroration in which he, carried away in an outburst of spiritual fervour, had meant to shout: "Jews and Gentiles!" his tongue had tripped and he had said: "Gents and Jewtiles! Gents and Jewtiles! Imagine these silly words hurled over the heads of the congregation in a loud, sonorous voice!
"It can't be my face," she decided, turning towards him with a smile. "I must have charm." "Your face is adorable," he declared. "Are you going to flirt with me?" she asked, with a faint smile at the corners of her lips. "You always do it so well and so convincingly. And I hate foreigners. They are terribly in earnest but there is no finesse about them.
Or, if before having seen the patient, he can definitely refer his disorder to some supernatural cause wholly out of the medicine-man's jurisdiction, say to the spite of an evil spirit going about in the form of a coyote, and states the case convincingly, he may avoid the penalty. But this must not be pushed too far. All else failing, he can hide.
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