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If he remained blind, they might pass as air. The appearance of the butler cut short his protestation as to his powers of secresy. The Countess dismissed him. 'You will be taken into our confidence when we require you. And she resumed her foreign air in a most elaborate and overwhelming bow. She was now perfectly satisfied that she was safe from Mr.
This Charlotte saw, and told Madam Cavendish, who bound her over to secresy to save the honour of the family, believing that her own granddaughter Caterin was the thief.
The shoemakers, at that time, in Fredericksburg, were considered the most intemperate of any class of men in the place; and as the apprentice-boys had always to be very obliging to the journeymen, in order to get along pleasantly with them, it was my duty to be runner for the shop; and I was soon trained how to bring liquor among the men with such secresy as to prevent the boss, who had forbidden it to come on the premises, from knowing it.
A modest, unassuming man that one might, a priori, have been quite sure of delighted to talk of his work and of the processes connected with them, doing so with frankness, enthusiasm and unreserve utterly above the affectation of mystery or secresy as to his modus operandi, and quite ready to say to all the world, "Do the same if you will, and better if you can."
So shouting, she too clutched Pao Erh's wife and began to assail her. Chia Lien had freely primed himself with wine, so, on his return home, he was in such exuberance of spirits that he observed no secresy in his doings. The moment, however, he perceived lady Feng appear on the scene, he got to his wits' end. Yet when he saw P'ing Erh also start a rumpus, the liquor he had had aroused his ire.
Wharton had bought tartar emetic near the time of the alleged poisoning, but proved that she was in the habit of using it externally as a counter-irritant, and that it was purchased in the most open manner, through a third party, not with the secresy that marks the steps of the poisoner.
She caught Anthony's arm with one firm hand to hold him silent, and with the other hand covered her sight and let the fit of weeping pass. When the tears had spent themselves, she relinquished her hold of the astonished old man, who leaned over the table to her, and dominated by the spirit of her touch, whispered, like one who had accepted a bond of secresy: "Th' old farmer's well.
Nobody's business but mine:" and then would coaxingly add the implied bribe to secresy, in his accustomed invitation "And now, what'll you take?" a magical phrase, which could suffice to quell murmurs for the time, and postponed curiosity to appetite. Thus the fact was still unknown, and weighed on Roger's mind as a guilty concealment, an oppressive secret. What if any found it out?
They were two; and a slower-witted third was travelling to his ideas on the subject. Three men, witnesses of a remarkable incident in connection with a boiling topic of current scandal, glaringly illustrative of it, moreover, were unlikely to keep close tongues, even if they had been sworn to secresy.
It is not the bodily malady and infirmity only it is not that kind of madness, only with which the poor king is afflicted in the later stages of the play, which appears to him to need scientific treatment it is not for the cure of these alone that he would open his Prospero book, 'nature's infinite book of secresy, as he calls it in Mark Antony 'the true magic, as he calls it elsewhere the book of the unpublished laws the scientific book of 'KINDS' the book of 'the historic laws' 'the book of God's power.
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