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It was characteristic of him that he never spared a shot even when himself hurt by the kick of the gun. Percy colored slightly, unmollified by being in the same boat with the satirist. "I have never seen the name in the subscription lists," said the hostess with ready tact. "There is an Armitage who subscribes two guineas a year to the Board of Guardians," said Mrs. Montagu Samuels.
"Yes," bit off Lane, sourly. "And you, Miss Euston?" "Of course," she answered. "Then we all go," decided Craig. "Lane, may I install this thing in your telegraph-room outside?" "Anything you say," Lane returned, unmollified. Whiting set to work immediately, while Kennedy gave him the final instructions.
"It must be splendid to hear all sixteen bells going at once," said he. "They never do," said I, unmollified. "They do sometimes," said Fred slowly, and so impressively that I was constrained to ask "When?" "In great emergencies," was Fred's reply, which startled me. But we had only lived in the place for part of our lives, and Fred's family belonged to it, so he must know better than I.
"No more do I," said Darwin, "and I didn't mean to be offensive, my dear Johnson. If I claim Simian ancestry for you, I claim it equally for myself." "Well, I'm no snob," said Johnson, unmollified. "If you want to brag about your ancestors, do it. Leave mine alone. Stick to your own genealogical orchard." "Well, I believe fully that we are all descended from the ape," said Munchausen.
If we ran after her and tried to appease her, it did no good. She walked on unmollified. I used to think that no eyes in the world could grow so large or hold so many tears as Nina's. Mrs. Harling and Antonia invariably took her part. We were never given a chance to explain. The charge was simply: 'You have made Nina cry.
And my ammunition out, and half my horses down and if General Bee sent me orders to move I never got them!" He stamped upon the ground, wiping the blood from a wound in his head. "I couldn't hold the Henry Hill! I couldn't fight McDowell with one battery no, by God, not even if 't was the Staunton Artillery! We had to move out." Jackson eyed him, unmollified.
Worcester was almost eloquent in his language, and Acton was calmly indifferent. "But I tell you, Worcester, some beast locked us in the punt-house." "I wish they'd kept you there," said Dick, unmollified. Whilst Worcester was swallowing his tea, Rogers and Wilson craved audience. Their faces were as long as fiddles.
On the contrary, had he not incurred the enmity of officers and ladies of his own regiment by making formal report to the post commander of what he considered an unjustifiable encroachment on their part upon the sacred precincts of the post surgeon? Rooke looked at him from under his shaggy eyebrows, suspicious and unmollified. He was a shrewd old Scotchman, and Devers protested too much.
Rapkin; but his wife expressed such confidence in her husband's proving equal to all emergencies, that Ventimore waived the point, and left it to her to hire extra help if she thought fit. "Now, what soup can you give us?" he inquired, as Mrs. Rapkin stood at attention and quite unmollified.
"Oh, PLEASE hush up about your old britches!" Penrod said plaintively. "I got to think how we're goin' to fix our cage up right, and you make so much noise I can't get my mind on it. Anyways, didn't I give you that little saw?" "Li'l saw!" Herman cried, unmollified. "Yes; an' thishere li'l saw go' do me lot o' good when I got to go home!"
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