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"You're talking nonsense!" he said again roughly. He was pacing the room by now. "Stark staring nonsense!" Of course the reason it caught him like that was simply that it echoed so uncannily the things that went through his own head sometimes in his stolen hours of solitude thoughts he had often tried, unavailingly, to stamp out of existence. "I'd like to know where you get that stuff.
He glanced across at her and answered shortly: "Georgia, ma'am," and was silent. The girl tried again. "Georgia is a large State," tentatively. "Yes, ma'am." "Are you going back there when you finish?" "I don't know." "I think you ought to and work for your people." "Yes, ma'am." She stopped, puzzled, and looked about. The old horse jogged lazily on, and Bles switched him unavailingly.
It is a disease. And I have got it badly! Deep down within me I protest against the wrong done to my personality unavailingly. For three hours or more a week I have to go and concentrate my attention on some fresh play, and the suggestions of the drama strengthen their awful hold upon me.
He then recapitulated the arguments he had urged against attempting a new road, and added, "But I spoke unavailingly. The road was immediately begun; and since then, from one to two thousand men have constantly wrought on it.
Rowdy drew back his arm, with a fist that meant trouble for somebody; but there were others before him who pinned the importunate host to the table, where he squirmed unavailingly. Rowdy buttoned up his coat the while he eyed the group disgustedly. "I guess we'll drift," he remarked. "You don't look good to me, and that's no dream." "Aw, stay and warm up," the fourth man expostulated.
A little while ago, without displeasure, you permitted me to delay you by the account of a dispute on a matter of taste between my father and me, in which he was quietly and unavailingly right.
Suffice it here to say that not only did he by great eloquence and real statesmanship secure a free parliament for Ireland In 1782, but also that he fought energetically, if unavailingly, against the abolition of that parliament in 1800, and that thenceforward he devoted his abilities to promoting the cause of Catholic emancipation.
Having essayed in the discharge of my duty to procure by negotiation the settlement of a long-standing cause of dispute and to remove a constant menace to the good relations of the two countries, and continuing to be of opinion that the treaty of February last, which failed to receive the approval of the Senate, did supply "a satisfactory, practical, and final adjustment, upon a basis honorable and just to both parties, of the difficult and vexed question to which it related," and having subsequently and unavailingly recommended other legislation to Congress which I hoped would suffice to meet the exigency created by the rejection of the treaty, I now again invoke the earnest and immediate attention of the Congress to the condition of this important question as it now stands before them and the country, and for the settlement of which I am deeply solicitous.
Again and again the thrilling words burst from his throat, and as their echoes floated back to them from the forest, like a thousand mocking voices, Nathaniel grew hot with the sweat of horror. If he could only have added his own voice to those cries, shrieked out the words with Neil joined even unavailingly in this last fight for life, it would not have been so bad. But he was helpless.
"You you're taking a good deal for granted," she said, wriggling unavailingly in his arms. "A man's got to, with a girl like you. You're so used to turning a fellow down I believe you'd do it just from habit." "Indeed?" She was trying to be sarcastic and got kissed for her pains. "Yes, 'indeed." He mimicked her tone. "I want you. I want you! I wanted you long before I ever saw you.
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