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It is now further affirmed that behind the Masonry of to-day here in England posing as a benefit society, and political or not upon the Continent, but everywhere disclaiming any connection with a religious propaganda there is affirmed to be another Masonry, of which the ordinary Mason knows nothing, secretly directing the order, and devoted to the cultus of Lucifer.
They strolled away together. "But I am serious. If you wanted me to shoot him I'd do it. I'd do anything in the world for you. I've got a revolver in my room." She laughed, disclaiming desire for supreme vengeance. "I only want to show the wretch that I am not a helpless woman," she observed, with the bewildering illogic of the sex.
They chaffered a long time about the marriage settlement,Calvaster sitting silent, biting his lips, staring about him and fidgetting; Quartilla equally silent, but entirely placid, without the twitch of a muscle or any shift of gaze; the two men doing all the talking. Some of the talking was almost vehement, Pulfennius disclaiming promises which his host declared he had made.
His heart went out to those generous youths, who sometimes confessed themselves still in their teens, and often of the sex which is commonly most effective with the fancy while still in its teens. It seemed such a very little thing to show them the way to do what he had done, and, while disclaiming any merit for it, to say why it was the best possible way.
From her concealment Flora, sinking noiselessly again to the carpet, harkened without avail. The soldier so newly and poignantly hurt that twice when he took breath he failed to speak gazed on the disclaiming girl until for; very distress she broke the silence: "I you every flag of our cause wherever our brave soldiers " "Oh, but Kincaid's Battery! and that flag, Anna Callender!
In accordance with this determination Canning dispatched a letter to Sir Charles Stuart, British ambassador at Paris, March 31, 1823, in which he spoke of recognition of the colonies as a matter to be determined by time and circumstances, and, disclaiming all designs on the part of the British government on the late Spanish provinces, intimated that England, although abstaining from interference in Spain, would not allow France to acquire any of the colonies by conquest or cession.
"You are very ceremonious this morning, Miss Hester," said Halbert, who liked well enough to be called "Mr." by others, but not by Hester. "Am I?" asked Hester, indifferently. "How so?" "You called me Mr. Davis." "That's your name, isn't it?" "I am not called so by my intimate friends." "No, I suppose not," said Hester, thus disclaiming the title. Halbert bit his lips.
Charles's last speech had been made in a momentary silence, and directly it was finished every woman, old and young, except Lady Carmian and Ruth, simultaneously raised a disclaiming voice, which by its vehemence at once showed what an unfounded assertion Charles had made.
Ah! if there only could be found another one like her!" Whereupon the object of all these praises made her escape, disclaiming everything. Why, after this, should she have hesitated to come back to Lizerolles every day, as of late had been her custom? Men know so little about taking care of sick people.
In the pause which followed, Dyce was on the point of disclaiming this intimacy; but the drift of Lady Ogram's talk, exciting his curiosity, prevailed to keep him silent. He bent his look and smiled modestly. "She's one of the few women," went on his friend, "who do more than they promise. She'll never be what is called brilliant. She won't make much of a figure in the drawing-room.
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