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I was amazed at his flippancy and his evident willingness to swear to anything that would screen those who had received him." "I am not surprised that you were, Mr. Brown; for we know that Dr.

But you must be hungry, so I'll not tell you what I want to about the lectures yet." She slipped off the verandah rail and went indoors, leaving the Professor rather amazed. He was not quite sure whether to think she was a serious and dull young person, absolutely sincere and very much a hero-worshipper, or one of the lionizing type he had met in the city.

"If our religion be a true one, God himself is at the head of it, and for so supreme a Chief the sons of kings are but of small account." With an argument such as this she closed my mouth, leaving me quite amazed, and next day she smiled with delight when she presented the little Comte de Vegin dressed as a little abbe.

The Doctor, whose old eyes were not so quick to recognize the woman on the log, was amazed to see his companion go splashing, stumbling, ploughing through the water toward the shore. "Hope Miss Farwell!" gasped Dan, floundering up the bank, the big fish still in his hand, the shining water streaming from his high boots, his face glowing with healthful exercise a something else, perhaps.

Now, the noise created by the meeting of the two vessels had aroused Gascoyne from the lethargic state of mind and body to which he had given way. Coming on deck, he was amazed to find himself close to the Talisman. A boat lay alongside the Foam, into which he jumped, and, sculling towards the frigate, he stepped over the bulwarks just as Henry turned to go in search of him.

"What, what, what? A file?" "Yes, will you see if it fits the notch in the wire there?" The showman did so, holding file and wire up to the light for a better examination of them. "There can be no doubt of it," answered the amazed showman, fixing wondering eyes on the young man. "Where did you get it?" "Picked it up." "Where?" "In the dressing tent." "Pooh!

You have written to the archbishop?" cried Seymour, amazed. "How! what say you? Cranmer awaits us in the private chapel?" "Without doubt he is waiting for us, as I have written him to do so." "And what is he to do? What do you want of him?" She looked at him in astonishment. "What do I want of him? Why, that he may marry us!" The earl staggered back as if stunned.

Every day of the month that followed, Kwan-yin's relatives begged her to give up what they called her foolish notion. Her sisters had long since given up hope of becoming queen. They were amazed at her stupidity. The very thought of any one's choosing a convent instead of a throne was to them a sure sign of madness. Over and over again they asked her reason for making so strange a choice.

But fortunately for him the ewe understood the peculiarities of porcupines. Just in time she noted his danger, and rudely butted him aside. He turned upon her in a fume of amazed indignation; but in some way she made him understand that the porcupine was above all law, and not to be trifled with even by the lords of the wilderness.

"But he hasn't taken it, and never will!" Lady Tonbridge had cried, amazed at the girl's ignorance. "Why not?" Delia had demanded, almost fiercely, looking very tall, and oddly resentful. Why not? "Because one doesn't take payment for that sort of thing!" had been Mark's laughing explanation, and the only explanation that she, Madeleine, had been able to get out of him.