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"It isn't Peter Provost's affair, and Kingsfrere in a fatherly pose is a scream." They moved forward together. "I'll see them," she added cuttingly. "I will attend to this," James Polder told her. "I don't want any woman explaining my actions. They haven't a whisper on me. I'm glad enough of an opportunity to talk to a man."
I had to castigate one of the ringleaders myself Herapath by name, claiming kinship with you, by the way. I'm not sure that you ought not to report him to Dr Ponsford." It was all Railsford could do to listen quietly to this speech, drawled out slowly and cuttingly by his rival. He made a desperate effort to control himself, as he replied
"Well, I have never been a diplomat, so I cannot say," Dominey replied. "You have many qualifications, I should think," she observed cuttingly. "Such as?" "You are absolutely callous, absolutely without heart or sympathy where your work is concerned." "I do not admit it," he protested. "I go back to London to-morrow," she continued, "a very miserable and unhappy woman.
"I suppose you are ignorant then," she answered cuttingly, "as you seem to be honest. I will explain. You are not fit company for my daughter. It is strange that you do not see that for yourself! A child of the slums, with nothing but shame and disgrace for an inheritance, and brought up a pauper! How could you expect to associate on a level with a gentleman's daughter?
Milton, going by one Monday morning on his way to the seminary, stopped beside the fence where Brad was plowing and waited for him to come up. He had a real interest in Bradley. "Hello, Brad," he called cheerily. "Hello, Milt." "How's business?" "Oh, so so. Pretty cold." The wind was blowing cold and cuttingly from the north-west.
"Well," said Smith finally, "as I said in the first place, I can't see how any other than the human form became supreme. As I understand biology " "What gets me," interrupted Van Emmon; "what gets me is, WHY the humans have allowed such an infernal thing to happen!" Billie smiled somewhat sardonically. "I thought," she remarked, cuttingly, "that you were always in sympathy with the upper dog, Mr.
They sounded passionate and bitter, yet his arm was still on his father's shoulder; but the Major pushed him back now. "I had thought the service an honor, and no slavery," he said cuttingly. "It is pretty bad when my own son is the first one to bring it to my notice. Freedom, light and life!
Then Tanny managed to get ahead with Jim, sticking to his side and talking sympathetic personalities. But Lilly, feeling it from afar, ran after them and caught them up. They were silent. "What was the interesting topic?" he said cuttingly. "Nothing at all!" said Tanny, nettled. "Why must you interfere?" "Because I intend to," said Lilly. And the two others fell apart, as if severed with a knife.
If you want to marry him, all well and good. Do so. I shall not offer any objection as a brother or as a counsellor. If you were to ask for my honest opinion, however, I should " "I am not asking for it," she cried, cuttingly. " I should advise you to get married in a more or less regular sort of way in your mother's home." "Thank you for the advice," she said, curtly.
Even if it were," she concluded cuttingly, "you'd stand a poor chance of winning a woman against a man like well " She shrugged her shoulders, but she was thinking of Jack Barrow's broad shoulders, and the easy way he went up a flight of stairs, three steps at a time. "Well, any young man." With that thrust, Miss Hazel Weir turned to the rack where hung her hat and coat.
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