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The weariness that had so grown upon him during his exile had fallen from him like a cloak. "But you do not know me at all!" he said. Mordaunt passed over the remark as if he had not heard it. "What have you come for?" he asked. "To see you, monsieur." The reply was as direct as the question. A momentary challenge shone in Bertrand's eyes as he made it. But Mordaunt remained coldly unimpressed.
I realize that the matter has gone pretty far already. The newspapers are likely to start talking at any time, unless they are stopped by those who can control them." It would be better for the city, for then I could certainly pay it what I owe it." He smiled his most winsome and engaging smile. And Mollenhauer seeing him for the first time, was not unimpressed.
Could it be that she was trying to beguile us from our conjectures, by making light of her former expressions? Or was it possible she deceived herself so far as to believe us unimpressed by the weighty accusation overheard by us at a moment so critical? But Eleanore Leavenworth, leaning on the arm of the detective, soon absorbed all my attention.
The play was a trivial affair, and is deservedly forgotten; but the situation was effective because it obeyed the law that a change of will or of feeling, occurring at a crucial point in a dramatic action, must be certified by some external evidence, on pain of leaving the audience unimpressed. This is a more important matter than it may at first sight appear.
Seemingly unimpressed, Fibsy declared it was pickle-fiends he was searching for, and departed, outwardly crestfallen, but inwardly elated. Going out of doors, he walked to the corner of Park Avenue, and turned into the side street.
Billing seemed quite unimpressed by Gallagher's fiery interruption. He smiled benevolently again. "I got bitten with the notion of speeding you up a bit," he said, "because I felt plumb sure that there wasn't a live man in the place, nothing but a crowd of doddering hop-toads." The hop-toad is a reptile unknown in Ireland, but its name sounds disgusting.
Burton unfolded the plan which had been carefully worked out with a great deal of foresight and care, in her enthusiasm she forgot Miss Patricia's chilling attitude. She had spent many hours during the brief visit at the farm of Mrs. Bishop and Monsieur Duval in the outline she had just explained. Aunt Patricia continued to look unimpressed and uninspired.
Stephanos the elder spoke to her briefly but very solemnly. Kalliope remained unimpressed. She took quick glances at the Queen's face and her eyes were full of laughter and delight. Stephanos took her by the hand, led her forward and formally presented her to the Queen. Kalliope immediately fell on her knees and kissed the toes of the Queen's shoes.
"Mine's purple and white in London purple carpet, purple curtains, purple counterpane and nothing but white except the rose-wood, of course at Crawleigh." "This is the smoking-room," said Eric, conscientiously firm and unimpressed. Barbara gave a little gasp of pleasure as he flooded the room with light.
The nations cited by Winona that had thrived and grown strong on the produce of the fields left him unimpressed. He merely said, goaded to harshness, that he was not going to be a Chinese laundryman for any one. Of what avail to read the lyrics of a great Hindu vegetarian poet to this undeveloped being? Still Winona laboured unceasingly to bring light to the dark place.
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