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He too spoke low and unmovedly, keeping his eyes upon the table. 'The one-half of my enrichments for five years, the one-half of those of the Chancellor, and my voice for you with the King and with the new Queen. 'And if I will not go with you?
She closed her eyes again, and when she opened them Chester was struggling hard to keep back the tears. To tell the truth, both of them cried a little about that time, and it did them good too. They got up, walked about on the grass for a time until they could look more unmovedly at their changed standing to each other.
At last with an effort he rose, crossed the uneven floor, and looked in unmovedly on what was his own poor face come back to him: changed indeed almost beyond belief from the sleek self-satisfied genial yet languid Arthur Lawford of the past years, and still haunted with some faint trace of the set and icy sharpness, and challenge, and affront of the dark Adventurer, but that how immeasurably dimmed and blunted and faded.
Walter paused, unable to proceed. Aram's brow worked; he turned aside; he made no answer; his head dropped on his bosom, and his eyes were unmovedly fixed on the earth. "Reflect," continued Walter, recovering himself, "Reflect!
Walter paused, unable to proceed. Aram's brow worked; he turned aside; he made no answer; his head dropped on his bosom, and his eyes were unmovedly fixed on the earth. "Reflect," continued Walter, recovering himself, "Reflect!
"I did not," Peter said, unmovedly smoking and watching the fire. "Why, Peter, you did! She said you did!" "Well, then, she said what is not true!" "She distinctly told me," Alix remarked, "that dear Mr. Joyce had said that she was the best woman driver he ever saw." "Well, I may have said something like that," Peter growled, flushing. Alix laughed exultingly. "I tell you I loathe her!" he added.
Her simplicity never wearied of the fascination of the way in which he had looked at her, standing on the pathway, with that delightful non-committal fixing of her with the monocle when she had said: "People are kind. You see, I have nothing to give, and I always seem to be receiving." And he had gazed at her quite unmovedly and answered only: "What luck!"
He had supplied himself with many notes, and found some little difficulty in managing them, being new to the work, and he grew hot and uncertain because he could not secure an audience. Claims had already become old and tiresome stories, and members who were unoccupied pursued their conversation unmovedly, giving the speaker only an occasional detached glance.
But I must not think of this for the present, although I shall certainly come as soon as I can. Your photograph has been announced to me by an amiable hand, but has not made its appearance so far. HERE I want to have you alone together with my St. Francis, whom Steinly has designed for me splendidly. He stands on heaving ocean-waves, his outspread cloak on, firmly, unmovedly.
"He's forgetting because he met us first in New York," said Little Ann, smiling still more. "Shall I take your hat and cane, sir?" inquired Burrill, unmovedly, at Hutchinson's side. "He wasn't going to say anything about tea," explained Little Ann as they went into the library. "They don't expect to serve tea in the middle of the morning, Mr. Temple Barholm."
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