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Updated: June 7, 2025
You must have the sense to know AT ONCE when you have overrun these indications, and the patience to turn back immediately to your last certainty, there to pick up the next clue, even if it should take you the rest of the day. In short, it is absolutely necessary that you be at least a persistent tracker. Parenthetically; having found the trail, be charitable.
Holmes with my aches and pains I would have hung on, like the idiot boy of Sparta with the fox, until my vitals were gnawed out parenthetically, it has always worried me to conjecture why a boy should steal a fox, why it should have been so valuable to the owner, and to what use he put it.
I fought at Sens, at Bleneau, at the Dunes in front of the artillery, a hundred paces in front of the line, while you I say this parenthetically were a hundred paces behind it.
While speaking he proceeded with the readjustment of his toilet at the large mirror, an operation which appeared to constitute the great object on which his mind was engaged, the affair of the squire's life or death coming in only parenthetically, or as a consideration of minor importance.
I use this last term, I may parenthetically say, because I subsequently grew sure that at the time he went to India, at the time of his great news from Bombay, there was no engagement whatever. There was none at the moment she affirmed the opposite. On the other hand he certainly became engaged the day he returned.
Hugo said he wanted to coax Karen into playing again, so she would get over her hysterical aversion to the game since she had to replay that awful 'death hand'.... You see," Penny explained parenthetically, "Hugo is a regular bridge fiend, and naturally he doesn't want to be kept out of his game." "Brute!" Dundee cried disgustedly. "Why couldn't he give the poor girl a few days more?"
She began by thanking me in French for my share in getting her such comfortable quarters dropped into German for a sentence or two, as if trying to find out my nationality and finally into English, saying, parenthetically: "You are English, are you not?" No financial magnate this time rather queer, I thought that she missed that part of my personality.
Tulkinghorn, deceased, by attending on the occasion I told you of at his chambers, though she was liberally paid for her time and trouble." "Lie!" cries mademoiselle. "I ref-use his money all togezzer." "If you WILL PARLAY, you know," says Mr. Bucket parenthetically, "you must take the consequences.
One day, he let slip the remark that he was sick to death of mounting on horseback like those "harlots" in the suite of Madame de Bourgogne. Those "harlots," I will observe parenthetically, were all the young ladies of the Court, and the daughters of Madame la Duchesse!
It is just that absence of a quality which we regard as an added grace; one, parenthetically, which dowered the world with a new conception of beauty that makes it difficult to picture Rome.
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