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The words were received with scornful looks and laughs, the chiefs being hardly able to restrain themselves, but they had a wholesome fear of "Ma," and were never outwardly disrespectful in her presence. They looked at her. She kept a severe and solemn face, and they were a little nonplussed. "Ma, have you heard?" they asked, "Am I not here?" she replied.
Just give me what you have yourselves just give me what you have yourselves. Where two can dine, three can dine, you know. Mr. Jogglebury Crowdey was nonplussed. 'Well, now, said Mr.
At Martha's sensible statement Tory had the sensation of being suddenly plunged into cold water. A moment she was nonplussed and slightly angry. Then she had the good sense to realize that Martha had not intended to be unkind. What she had said was undoubtedly true. If she were rarely sensible at any time, Tory appreciated that she had become less so since her last talk with Kara.
You don't want me to die here at once before your eyes? Sanin was utterly nonplussed. It was the first time in his life he had had to deal with any one of ardent Italian blood. 'I will do whatever you like, he cried. 'I will talk to Fraeulein Gemma.... Frau Lenore uttered a cry of delight. 'Only I really can't say what result will come of it ...
Carter, coming to the point at once. "You've seen him, I suppose?" "You suppose wrong," said the lawyer. "Oh!" Mr. Carter was a little nonplussed. Sir James smiled, and stroked his chin. "He rang me up," he volunteered. "Would you have any objection to telling us exactly what passed between you?" "Not at all.
Truly the king wanteth soldiers, and that more than ever. Thou art a good cupbearer, but I will do my best to savour my claret without thee. Thou shalt to the king, and what poor thing my word may do for thee shall not be wanting. Scudamore had expected opposition, and was a little nonplussed.
Jung, while the dreamer remains nonplussed at the foregoing example of the reductive method. "It is not good for the health to overvalue the past, as my colleague does. Nous avons change tout cela, in Zurich. Your curiosity, according to the constructive method, is a demand for satisfaction in new and better ways than those of infancy.
I took pains to be especially nice to him, treating him with deference, and making remarks upon the extreme heat of the weather with such pleasantness that he was nonplussed, and looked relieved when able to escape. I smiled to myself, and apprehended no further trouble from Peter.
"Yes, but suppose it's Shabbos," swiftly rejoined Esther. Levi was nonplussed. "Well, it can't rain all day and there are only fifty-two Shabbosim in the year," he said lamely. "A man can always do something." "I think there's more pleasure in reading than in doing something," remarked Esther. "Yes, you're a girl," Levi reminded her, "and girls are expected to stay indoors.
It was of this that Sara was inwardly afraid, realizing, perhaps more clearly than the girl's overworked and sometimes absent-minded father, the risks attaching to her temperament. Of late, Molly had manifested a certain moodiness and irritability very unlike her usual facile sweetness of disposition, and Sara was somewhat nonplussed to account for it.
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