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hvd.32044010288470 | 53 THE YELLOW WALL PAPER"For God's sake, what are you do- ing?" |
hvd.32044010288470 | : 15? |
hvd.32044010288470 | And what can one do? |
hvd.32044010288470 | But now let's improve the shining hours by going to sleep, and talk about it in the morning. ”"And you wo n't go away?" |
hvd.32044010288470 | But what is one to do? |
hvd.32044010288470 | Can you not trust i me as a physician when I tell you so??. |
hvd.32044010288470 | Can you not trust i me as a physician when I tell you so??. |
hvd.32044010288470 | Why, how can I, dear? |
hvd.32044090345042 | 'And what did she think of George Wilson's appearance V'Who?' |
hvd.32044090345042 | 'How,'said he at length,'you contract to many Ellen Heathcote? |
hvd.32044090345042 | 'Is that a man of trust?' |
hvd.32044090345042 | 31 you — you can not think how lonely I have been — how steep these stairs are, are not they? |
hvd.32044090345042 | Had the old man vanished, or was he lurking about the recesses of the lobby for some bad purpose? |
hvd.32044090345042 | What can he want of me? |
hvd.32044090345042 | What do you think of that? |
hvd.32044090345042 | What was I that I should look at him? — an ignorant, poor, country girl — and he so high and great, and so beautiful. |
hvd.32044090345042 | What- had I to do with Schalken, or Schalken with me? |
hvd.32044090345042 | have I not a tender chicken to manage? |
hvd.32044090345042 | lost my heart to her; and why should I wish her to be in love with me? |
hvd.32044086831138 | 11 “ An'why not in the hall? ” says my father, for he knew that the squire's picthur was hung in the parlour. |
hvd.32044086831138 | 127 to a deadly issue a few hasty words, uttered under the influence of wine, and forgotten almost as soon as uttered? |
hvd.32044086831138 | After a few moments Sir Robert said: ‘ Ca n't you send him away? |
hvd.32044086831138 | At length- he said, slowly and painfully, as if he dreaded the answer: “ In God's name, what are you?' |
hvd.32044086831138 | Can we wonder, them, at the immense popularity with which Samuel Lover recited it in the United States? |
hvd.32044086831138 | M'Donough, is your principal ready?' |
hvd.32044086831138 | Purcell, do you re- member his features well? |
hvd.32044086831138 | Was the dream verified? — whither had the disembodied spirit sped 7–who can say. |
hvd.32044086831138 | Was the dream verified? — whither had the disembodied spirit sped? — who can say? |
hvd.32044086831138 | Was the dream verified? — whither had the disembodied spirit sped? — who can say? |
hvd.32044086831138 | Was the dream verified? — whither had the disembodied spirit sped? — who can say? |
hvd.32044086831138 | What do you think of that? |
hvd.32044086831138 | What he said was, therefore, deliberately said, and on that account must be resented. ’ ‘ My dear O'Connor, are you mad?' |
hvd.32044086831138 | Who could tell of the rejoicings that marked the evening of his return? |
hvd.32044086831138 | Will you be so obliging as to toss up a crown- piece, while I call? ” A coin was instantly chucked into the air. |
hvd.32044086831138 | is it gone out of my power? |
hvd.32044086831138 | or, is my soul pledged and promised away for ever? |
hvd.32044086831138 | w “ Do you object, Mr. M'Donough 2 and upon what grounds, if you please?' |
hvd.32044086831138 | whither have we drifted? |
hvd.32044086831138 | who could describe that embrace, or the enthusiasm with which it was wit- nessed? |
hvd.32044086831138 | “ Oh I my child, my child, my darlin ’, ” she sobbed, “ are you gone from me? |
hvd.32044086831138 | “ Why, you ignorant spalpeen, ” says he, “ you mane, niggarly ignoramush, ” says he, “ where did you lave your manners? ” says he. |
hvd.32044086831120 | - “ Indeed I was, ma'am, ” she replied reluctantly, “ and I could not help it, so I could not. ” “ Why, what has happened to vex you? |
hvd.32044086831120 | By the way, has the claret I ordered from the Dublin house arrived yet? |
hvd.32044086831120 | Could there exist any flaw in his own title to the estate of Gray Forest? |
hvd.32044086831120 | I 35 exasperate feelings sufficiently troubled already? |
hvd.32044086831120 | I will hear it, and answer you again. ” “ Alas, Mr. Marston and do not these things trouble you? ” exclaimed Dr. Danvers, earnestly. |
hvd.32044086831120 | Io? |
hvd.32044086831120 | Were I, in my present mood, to seek a tête- d- tête with him, who knows what might come of it? |
hvd.32044086831120 | What am I to think? ” “ Oh, ma'am, ” said he, “ I am unhappy; I am tormented, ma'am. |
hvd.32044086831120 | What do you want here P Who are you, sir, I say? ” “ Who am I? |
hvd.32044086831120 | What do you want here P Who are you, sir, I say? ” “ Who am I? |
hvd.32044086831120 | What was I thinking of? |
hvd.32044086831120 | has any one ill- treated you? ” said Mrs. Marston, who had an esteem for the poor girl. |
hvd.32044086831120 | yet? |
hvd.32044086831120 | you have been with him, you say? ” replied Marston, with evident interest and anxiety. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ And what is it 2 ° asked her mistress; “ what do you wish for P Speak plainly, Willett; what is it?" |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ And why do you wish to do so, Cartwright 2 Has anything occurred to make the place unpleasant to you? ” urged the lady. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Are you hurt? |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ But what? |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Do you surrender yourself? ” demanded the young man, sternly, advancing toward Cartwright. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Has Sir Wynston annoyed you in any way? ” continued she. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ How do you do, Parson Danvers? ” said Marston, touching his hat with the handle of his whip. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ I call Heaven to witness you have wronged me. ” “ Wronged you! — why, after all, with what have I charged you? ” said he, scoffingly. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ I have nothing to complain of- nothing, indeed, ma'am. ” “ Perhaps you think you can do better, if you leave us? ” suggested his mistress. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Mademoiselle de Barras —— I trust she is well? ” said Doctor Danvers, looking towards Marston. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Misfortune what misfortune can befall us more? |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ My conduct — ma foil what conduct? ” retorted the handsome Frenchwoman, confidently, and with a disdainful glance. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ The master, and mistress, and Miss Rhoda — are all well? ” he asked, eagerly. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Then you don't — or, rather, you will not — believe what I tell you? ” said she, imploringly. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Was it five hours? ” asked Marston. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Well, mademoiselle, what do you desire? ” he asked, in the same cold accents, and averting his eyes. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Well, what was it? |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Well? ” continued his visitor. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Well? ” drawled Skelton. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Well? ” pursued Charles, pale and breathless. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Where is my father? ” inquired the young man, after a pause. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Who? |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ Your call, I believe, is connected with the prisoner, John Cartwright? ”---- “ Yes, sir, so it is, ” said Marston. |
hvd.32044086831120 | “ can you prevent the malady you profess to cure? |
hvd.hn1lzi | 175 ally, with her wretched health? |
hvd.hn1lzi | 27 tion? |
hvd.hn1lzi | 55 haunt the yellow drawing- room? |
hvd.hn1lzi | A singular being, is she not? |
hvd.hn1lzi | And his melancholy, his preoccupa- tion, the something about him that told of a broken youth — did it mean that he knew it? |
hvd.hn1lzi | And then she suddenly added, “ Suppose you paint my portrait in that room?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | And when you come to think of it, why not? |
hvd.hn1lzi | But if she will not listen to him, what can be do? |
hvd.hn1lzi | But where is the use of talking about her? |
hvd.hn1lzi | Do n't they believe that Lovelock has been seen about the house? |
hvd.hn1lzi | Do tell me about it? |
hvd.hn1lzi | Do you understand? |
hvd.hn1lzi | Gracious heavens, do you suppose they have n't heard the story? |
hvd.hn1lzi | HARV...?! |
hvd.hn1lzi | Have n't they all heard his footsteps in the big corridor? |
hvd.hn1lzi | Have you got that particular white dress she was painted in, perhaps?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | He ought to save her, do you see? |
hvd.hn1lzi | How could he? |
hvd.hn1lzi | How do you explain this uncanny reputation, since nothing ever happened there?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | How in the world should I have dreamed that I was handling explosive substances? |
hvd.hn1lzi | How should I know that the wretched husband would take such matters seriously? |
hvd.hn1lzi | How was it I had not noticed that? |
hvd.hn1lzi | I did the husband first; I wonder who has his likeness now? |
hvd.hn1lzi | I know not what impelled me to say, “ By the way, have you any dresses of that Mrs. Oke whom your wife resembles so much? |
hvd.hn1lzi | I wish you would n't, Alice. ” “ Would n't what?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | Jealous- but of whom? |
hvd.hn1lzi | Must he seek out the other one, and try and get him out of the way? |
hvd.hn1lzi | That sketch up there with the boy's cap? |
hvd.hn1lzi | What happened there?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | What mystery was there in this woman's life? |
hvd.hn1lzi | Where have you been all this time? ” Mrs. Oke bad quickly extricated herself from her husband, who had remained hold. |
hvd.hn1lzi | Where is Alice?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | Why will she al- ways go on like that about Lovelock?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | Would you like to come up to your rooms? ” he suddenly interrupted him- self. |
hvd.hn1lzi | You did n't know that it all took place under my eyes? |
hvd.hn1lzi | You have never heard the story in detail? |
hvd.hn1lzi | You really think that I am?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | You see, William evidently can not. ” “ Have you ever seen or heard anything strange there? ” I asked my host. |
hvd.hn1lzi | cousins, grandmothers, nurses, who have seen them; we are all a bit afraid of them at the bottom of our soul; so why should n't they be? |
hvd.hn1lzi | or, rather, that I only now remembered having noticed it? |
hvd.hn1lzi | sitting in that room for hours alone? |
hvd.hn1lzi | some one who was not the master of Oke- hurst? |
hvd.hn1lzi | tain behind her?-had come to the conclu. |
hvd.hn1lzi | truder, “ Who was it?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | two be killed?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | ለዚህ You remember, three years ago, my telling you I had let myself in for painting a couple of Kentish squireen? |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ But how could she do it — how could she kill the man she cared for?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Have n't you heard the gong for dinner?' |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Have you ever read any of Lovelock's poe- try?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ I suppose you are a great sportsman?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ I think we shall be caught in a tremen- dous storm,"I said; “ had n't we better be turning? ” He nodded, and turned sharp round. |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ If he is, why does n't he go up to town and see the doctor? |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Is Mrs. Oke unwell?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Is n't it true that Mrs. Oke tries to look like that portrait?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Lovelock?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ No one? ” he repeated, in a scrutinizing tone; “ no one, Alice?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ No one? ” he repeated, in a scrutinizing tone; “ no one, Alice?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Really?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Well, who was it?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ What do the dead people know about it? |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Where is Mrs. Oke? |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Who was it, then, that was walking with you near the pond, about five o'clock?" |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Who's that fellow looking in at the window, and making signs to you, Alice? |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Why do you worry Mr. Oke like that? ” I asked, when he had gone into his smoking- room with his usual bundle of papers. |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Why not? |
hvd.hn1lzi | “ Why, would you dislike it if there were? ” I asked. |
chi.19348073 | And was that hideous scene true? |
chi.19348073 | Are all, all gone? |
chi.19348073 | Are we even capable of conceiv- ing works so majestic as those they put in execution? |
chi.19348073 | Bower of beauty — art thou free? |
chi.19348073 | But what does the young rogue say of him- self? |
chi.19348073 | But, even if we get out of prison, what is to become of us? |
chi.19348073 | I wonder? |
chi.19348073 | I, at least, am prepared to execute her will. ” “ But where will you go? ” sobbed Abelard. |
chi.19348073 | In every point they surpassed us. ” “ Even in their religion? ” asked Father Morris sarcastically. |
chi.19348073 | Is there any thing else I can do for you? |
chi.19348073 | Not marry Rosabellaſ Is the boy mad? |
chi.19348073 | Oh, Master Edric how could you irritate your respectable progenitor? |
chi.19348073 | Then, can any modern insti- tutions excel the wisdom of the laws enacted by the Pharoahs? |
chi.19348073 | There I caught his eye — see, Sir Ambrose| do n't you see him P — Surely you arn’t crying, my old friend? |
chi.19348073 | Was it a crime to attempt to moderate an enthusiasm that I feared might mislead you? |
chi.19348073 | Was it, indeed, reality? |
chi.19348073 | What a noble mansion l is it not? |
chi.19348073 | Whilst he was still in this position, Father Morris entered the room.—“Come, come, Sir Ambrose ſ ” cried he, “ are you not ready? |
chi.19348073 | Why should I seek to wander in the regions of fiction? |
chi.19348073 | Why then should I not travel and satisfy these restless wishes that gnaw at my heart and poison every pleasure? |
chi.19348073 | Why then should we pay them to rule us? |
chi.19348073 | Why then should we toil to give them ease? |
chi.19348073 | is he to suffer for the faults of his brother? ” “ How do you know that the loss of my daughter would make him suffer?" |
chi.19348073 | is he to suffer for the faults of his brother? ” “ How do you know that the loss of my daughter would make him suffer?" |
chi.19348073 | was it a fault to warn you against the dangers of a world of which as yet you know so little? |
chi.19348073 | what is that?" |
chi.19348073 | what place is this? |
chi.19348073 | when I knew my heart was at variance with my words? |
chi.19348073 | where am I? |
chi.19348073 | — And how is he, Abelard ” Is the brave boy safe himself? |
chi.19348073 | — those horrors that still haunt my memory like a ghastly vision? |
chi.19348073 | “ And will you have the kindness to super- intend the culinary arrangement of it yourself? ” rejoined. |
chi.19348073 | “ And yet, is it not your fault —? ” began Edric. |
chi.19348073 | “ But your uncle? ” resumed Marianne. |
chi.19348073 | “ Did you never see a moving house before? |
chi.19348073 | “ Go to his triumph ſ ” exclaimed the duke, rubbing his hands in ecstasy; “ Yes, yes, that we will; wo n't we, my old friend? |
chi.19348073 | “ How do you find yourself, my dear friend?" |
chi.19348073 | “ Is there any thing I can do for you? ” ask- ed he at length, when he thought the baronet's curiosity had had time to satisfy itself. |
chi.19348073 | “ Though I abhor the profession of a soldier, are not other ways open to me of attaining eminence 2 Why should I not exert myself? |
chi.19348073 | “ What is the matter with you, Edric? ” said Dr. Entwerfen to his pupil, the day we have already mentioned. |
chi.19348073 | “ What is the matter? ” cried Edric and Fa- ther Morris, both at the same instant, gazing at him with surprise. |
chi.19348073 | “ Where am I? ” exclaimed she, opening her eyes. |
hvd.32044021141361 | And how many men, ” I said, “ would want to be reborn as women? hvd.32044021141361 'O Master,'cried Nanda,'what wonderful festival is this?' hvd.32044021141361 - that work of little fingers in the shoji! ” 1... What does this mean? hvd.32044021141361 - where is the place of parting? hvd.32044021141361 - — or is it only a dream? hvd.32044021141361 ... O poor singer of summer, Wherefore thus consume all thy body in song? hvd.32044021141361 ... Was it not rather unkind of you never to call? hvd.32044021141361 ... Who told you? ”Please to come in, ” said Shinzaburo;- “ here we can talk better. |
hvd.32044021141361 | 198 In Ghostly Japan “ Do you mean,"I asked, “ that a man would be reborn as a woman, and a woman as a man?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | : “ Who is there? ” or “ Who is it?") |
hvd.32044021141361 | : “ Who is there? ” or “ Who is it?") |
hvd.32044021141361 | ? |
hvd.32044021141361 | ? |
hvd.32044021141361 | A child is a neck- shackle for the Three States of Existence.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | AFTER FAREWELL Wbither now should I look? |
hvd.32044021141361 | An iron club for a demon.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | And to myself I said:- Is it wonderful that the voice of the sea should make us serious? |
hvd.32044021141361 | And what of the person able, through knowledge and practice of the higher law, to remain superior to all weak- nesses of sex?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | Are you troubled because you are about to die, leaving so many things unfinished? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Bits of Poetry 161 SHINTO REVERY Mad waves devour the rocks: I ask myself in the darkness,"Have I become a god?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | Borrowing- time, the face of Jizo; repaying- time, the face of Emma.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | But Shijo, the doctor, about a month ago, told me that you had both died. ”"So it was he who told you? ” exclaimed O- Yoné. |
hvd.32044021141361 | But the little private work...? |
hvd.32044021141361 | But what would become of this human imago in a state of perfect bliss? |
hvd.32044021141361 | But, remember, Suggestion 201 I am not preaching a doctrine;-I am only hazarding a theory. ” “ May I put your theory some day into print?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | Cloud- wrack to the moon; wind to flowers.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Did you ever visit them at that place? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Do not our common forms of prayer prove our desire for like attention? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Do not whole, scales of colors invisibly exist above and below the limits of our retinal sensibility? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Even a common man by obtaining knowledge becomes a Buddha.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Even an untruth may serve as a device.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Even gaki( prêtas) can make a crowd.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Even[ the experience of] a single shadow or a single flowing of water, is( made by] the karma- relations of a former life.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Have you been able to understand?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | I queried,"by the Apparitional Birth?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | If you wish for good luck, sleep and wait.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Is your best- beloved dead? |
hvd.32044021141361 | It is no use to talk further about the matter;- all that you now can do for her is to repeat the Nembutsu? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Koko(?) |
hvd.32044021141361 | Kōkō(?) |
hvd.32044021141361 | My friend says that he has seen two Chinese versions, one in the Hongyo- kyó(? |
hvd.32044021141361 | O- Yoné at last made answer,- “ My dear young lady, why will you trouble your mind about a man who seems to be so cruel? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Shomokkő(?) |
hvd.32044021141361 | The Six Roads are right before your eyes.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | The flower goes back to its root.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | The interval of sleep is Paradise.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | The karma- relation is deep.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | The old ethical teaching was somewhat like this:- “ Are you very angry? |
hvd.32044021141361 | The shop- boy in front of the temple- gate re- peats the sûtra which he never learned.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Then the Buddha asked him:-'Is there any one among these maidens, Nanda, equal in beauty to the woman with whom you have been in love?' |
hvd.32044021141361 | There is no miracle in true doctrine.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | This is the story:- “ When Shaka? |
hvd.32044021141361 | To the eyes of gaki water is viewless.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Who could fully describe even five minutes of it? |
hvd.32044021141361 | Whose dog is it? ” That question proved hard to answer. |
hvd.32044021141361 | Yusai wonderingly exclaimed:- “ Yes, he is dead; — but how did you learn of it?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | [ Laughing] Is n't it a sin to have been born so handsome that the girls die for love of you? |
hvd.32044021141361 | exclaimed Nanda, — how can a lovely woman be compared with an ugly ape?' |
hvd.32044021141361 | istence;- there is no neighborhood to the Six Roads.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | male ape, and asked him:- Which is the more beautiful, Nanda, — the woman that you love, or this female ape?' |
hvd.32044021141361 | wara Sama? |
hvd.32044021141361 | where does she dwell to- day, our dear little vanished sister? |
hvd.32044021141361 | why will you ask me to do these things? ” responded O- Yoné. |
hvd.32044021141361 | will you not allow her to stay here to- night? ” Shinzaburō turned pale for joy. |
hvd.32044021141361 | } Kwakko( Bishop's- wort?) |
hvd.32044021141361 | – Do you know where he lives?' |
hvd.32044021141361 | — Jigō- jitoku.? |
hvd.32044021141361 | — am I only a ghost in this desolation?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ But what did you think of the personages?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ But where does it stay?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Can it be true? |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Eyebrows?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Have I become a god? |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Is it possible, ” he exclaimed, “ that you never saw a silkworm- moth? |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Master,'Nanda inquired of the Bud- dha, ‘ for whom has this vessel been prepared?' |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Reborn in some one of the heavens?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Reborn, then, in what form?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Tasogare"("Who- is- there?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Why not give English readers the ghostly part of the story?" |
hvd.32044021141361 | “ Why repeat such unlucky words? |
hvd.32044021141361 | ” — that is to say, “ Have I died? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | , · Well, but your lady? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | --Art thou any thing? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | 125 will know whether he deserves my sus- picions, before I leave the room..?! |
hvd.hwnnx4 | 193 EINS Do you perceive any person, Paulo? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | 55 who have you seen, that you are thus affected? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | And did you not wish to come? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | And is it then possible that I yet may lose you; and is it only probable that you may be mine for ever? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | And shall I tamely lie in wait for his approach? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | And what extremity can be more terrible, replied Ellena, than either of those, to which she would now urge me? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | And why at night, why not in the day, when less danger would beset you? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | And you are certain that no other person has called within that time? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Are you certain as to this? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Are you certain, as to this? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Art thou some God, some Angel, or some Devil, That mak'st my blood cold, and my hair to stand? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | But how avoid it, my beloved friend, without incurring a consequence, which, in my apprehension, would be yet more dreadful? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | By what ma- gic could he become acquainted with your plans? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | CHAPTER V. What if it be a poison which the friar, Subtly hath ministered? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Can that be possible? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Do you not distinguish a figure standing yonder, in the gloom? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Do your altars, then, protect a mur- derer? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Have you discovered it? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Have you found it, Signor? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Have you really failed to dis- cover the stranger,-have you still doubts concerning the person you pursued? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Have you seen anything pass? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | He did escape you, then, said Bonar- mo, and you are still ignorant concern- ing who he is? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | He escaped you, then? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | He is,'at least, in danger of being starved? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | How avoid it, without either subjecting myself to a hateful marriage, or accepting the vows? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | How long is it since this sister came here? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | How should he know from whence you came, or that you designed to return? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | How would it avail them, that they were accoutred for battle, armed with all the instruments of destruction that human invention ever fashioned? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | How, under such circum- stances, could I weakly consent to your retirement? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | How? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | I do, replied the Englishman? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | In white, was he? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Is it a winding sheet for us, maestro? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | It is almost beyond endurance, ex- claimed Vivaldi: which way did he pass? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | It was the monk, then, said Bonarmo; you secured him at last? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Not one person? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Or any being superhuman, either, my signor? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Or was it one for the body he inhabited while on earth? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Shall I lurk like a guilty assassin for this rival? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Since this is necessary, said Bonar- mo, how happens it that you found your way in total darkness? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | The colours of the glass throw, in- stead of light, a shade over that part of the church, which, perhaps, prevents your distinguishing what I mean? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | We, in Italy, are not so apt to despair, replied the Italian, smilingly, Well, but what of this confessional? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What answer shall I give to the abbess? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What are they? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What convent? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What fate? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What has caused her death? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What is it you mean? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What is it you mean? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What proof is it, my lord, that has thus easily convinced you? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | What was its form? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Whence then this reluctance? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Where are these terrible bravos of whom you warned me? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Who but ourselves would chuse so dismal a retreat? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Who has been at the villa lately? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Who has dared to pollute her spotless fame by insulting your ears with such infamous falsehood? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Why should I descend to practice dis- simulation? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | Why what would you? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | You have relations, friends, from whom it would be dreadful to part? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | You observe it? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | as surely it does; or why should it have fled? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | bands, which no human force can burst asunder? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | but have you never, since your arrival in Italy, happened to see a person in the situation of this man? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | did she die, said he, drawing breath with difficulty, how and where? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | do you think it possible I ever can forget it? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | exclaimed Vivaldi, What has such a wretch as I to do with fear? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | exclaimed Vivaldi, aghast, and scarcely daring to trust his voice, my lord!-depravity? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | fear, when courage is necessary to prevent evil? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | inter- rupted Vivaldi impatiently, and when did she die? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | row, that the prejudices of his family may be gratified? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | said Vivaldi, your reasons? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | said Vivaldi; con- sider well, Beatrice, had she not any visitor? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | said Vivaldi; who is it that persists in abusing your confidence, and in destroying my peace? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | said he, at length, in a faultering accent, who shall dare to raise that gar- ment? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | said the English- man; of what avail are your laws, if the most atrocious criminal may thus find shelter from them? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | should it fear us? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | the Englishman, can not you relate it now? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | torch; dare you venture yourself with me? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | what reparation can you make her for the infatuated folly which has thus stained her cha- racter? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | you at the first meeting? |
hvd.hwnnx4 | you said three weeks, I think? |
chi.19063399 | 221 sulted with such a doubt as that? |
chi.19063399 | 329 lequins, when he was stopped by a rough arm, whilst a man in a gruff voice demanded what he was doing there? |
chi.19063399 | Ah, Edric where are we? |
chi.19063399 | But perhaps you're in no hurry, and can wait? ” “ Oh yes, we can wait quite well! ” said the doctor, trembling with anxiety to be off. |
chi.19063399 | But what did they say? |
chi.19063399 | Do you call that coldness? ” “ I do — I do indeed: freezing, insulting coldness. |
chi.19063399 | Do you fear tyranny? |
chi.19063399 | Do you not think so, Mr. Sey- mour? ” The youth started at this appeal, for his thoughts had indeed wandered far from the scene before him. |
chi.19063399 | Do you wish remission from op- pression? |
chi.19063399 | Had it not been so, even if success had crowned your efforts, would not the minds of men have inclined to the side of injured integrity? |
chi.19063399 | How then can the admirer of a tyrant hope for mercy at our hands? |
chi.19063399 | Is it the part of a man of courage to shrink from such a slight reverse? |
chi.19063399 | Is not she who evidently possesses such extreme sensibility likely to relieve your cares? |
chi.19063399 | Is this trembling woman likely to impose it? |
chi.19063399 | Mºst?" |
chi.19063399 | Oh where is Ed- mund 2–why is he not with you? — what will become of him? |
chi.19063399 | Oh where is Ed- mund 2–why is he not with you? — what will become of him? |
chi.19063399 | Should she never see him more? |
chi.19063399 | The effect of his speech was instantaneous: cries of “ El- vira shall be our Queen'"“ Elvira for ever? ” 174 THE MUMMY. |
chi.19063399 | Was I wrong in believing what you said P Was it, then, only a part you were acting to deceive me?" |
chi.19063399 | Was he really gone? |
chi.19063399 | Was it for this I brought you to the camp, and would have made your fortune? |
chi.19063399 | Well, father, what news? |
chi.19063399 | What could she do? |
chi.19063399 | Where can we be? |
chi.19063399 | alas! ” said Edric; “ your words have again conjured up the fiend that so long has haunted me:—does the immortal spirit escape? ” THE MUMMY. |
chi.19063399 | ber now, we were drowned — but where — where are we? ” “ I know not, ” replied his pupil mournfully. |
chi.19063399 | bition? |
chi.19063399 | think you would injure her by depriving her of its cares? ’ ” “ Devil'? |
chi.19063399 | think you would injure her by depriving her of its cares? ’ ” “ Devil'? |
chi.19063399 | what does it foretell? |
chi.19063399 | whence comes it? |
chi.19063399 | your confidant 2 your confederate? |
chi.19063399 | “ And where is it that ye're going? ” asked he. |
chi.19063399 | “ Are you certain it is no deception? ” asked Marianne. |
chi.19063399 | “ But what were you doing with those balls? ” “ I was boiling them, ” replied the doctor, with great awe. |
chi.19063399 | “ Do you understand the management of an electrical machine? ” asked he abruptly. |
chi.19063399 | “ Good God what is the matter? ” asked Marianne, as the haggard, agitated features of the priest met her eye. |
chi.19063399 | “ Has he done so? ” repeated the duke bit- terly; “ no doubt you know it but too well. |
chi.19063399 | “ Have you not often heard that a storm is generally preceded by a calm? |
chi.19063399 | “ Nay! ” returned Cheops, “ why blame me? |
chi.19063399 | “ O Osiris 1"cried a figure wrapped in a long dark cloak, grasping the arm of Father Morris, “ who is that lovely creature? |
chi.19063399 | “ Oh, God tº cried he, striking his forehead in agony, “ why was I reserved for this? |
chi.19063399 | “ Oh, madam I madam ſ ” exclaimed Ange- lina, in a whisper, “ what will become of us? |
chi.19063399 | “ So, so ſ ” said the duke, “ we have found you, have we? |
chi.19063399 | “ What can you mean? ” demanded Dr. Hardman. |
chi.19063399 | “ What do you mean? ” asked his friend, in astonishment. |
chi.19063399 | “ What do you wish me to say?" |
chi.19063399 | “ What! ” said he, “ have you forgot your friend? |
chi.19063399 | “ What, Father Morris"cried the Egyptian, “ is this your treatment of your friends? |
chi.19063399 | “ Why do I feel thus miserable and discontented P Can it be love? |
chi.19063399 | “ Why do you exclaim, fair lady? ” asked the doctor, smiling. |
chi.19063399 | “ Why was not Rosabella with Elvira in the hall? ” asked Sir Ambrose. |
hvd.hwnnx3 | - And for what purpose constructed? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | - Tell me at once, Ellena, is it possible? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 103 Do you not know that every brother in the convent would rise to avenge it? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 119 be, interrupted the father, or what my own, should I consent to assist you? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 133 If you are so very weary, my friend, said Vivaldi, how is it possible you can keep pace with our horses? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 143 Why will you persist in such self- in- fictions? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 199 principle may both prompt and perform the deed? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 201 and where, good father? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 21- happiness his treachery has destroyed? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | 75 • What is it that you mean? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | ; that I can ever forget the eminent danger you have voluntarily incurred for my release, or remembering it, can cease to feel the warmest gratitude? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Absolution!-Do virtue-- justice, re- · quire absolution, father? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Ah, signor, do you hear that note? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And can you endure, holy father, said Vivaldi, to witness a flagrant act of injustice and not endeavour to counteract it? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And is it, then, possible you could renounce me? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And shall we submit to this?-Is it possible we can submit to it? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And shall we submit to this?-Is it possible we can submit to it? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And the people? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And there is nothing to shelter them from our view between the wood and this cottage, friend, added Vivaldi; what can they have done with themselves? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And why can we not go out through the portal? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And why that mention of gratitude; and why that unnecessary reservation? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | And would trust him, father? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Are you certain as to that, my friend? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Are you returning from the shrine of our Lady? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Aye, daughter, or why travel so far as Apulia? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | But what is that yonder in the sky, signor? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | But where is the pilgrim's clo: lk I bade you provide? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | But you will allow me to repress idle curiosity, said Vivaldi, and to inquire who watches beyond that door? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | By his hands? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Did he pass yester- evening? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Do you know the confessional of the Black Penitents? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Do you know the convent del Pianto? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Do you perceive any walls or spires beyond the trees? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Do you see nothing? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | For what crime, holy father, am I called upon to answer? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Had we not better go on, signor? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Her heart was as heavy as her step; for when is it that peace and evil passions dwell together? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | How, then, father, are we to suppose he would ap- prove of the bold inflictions we meditate? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | I understand you, father, said Vivaldi- you require proof; but how can proof be adduced here? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | If they should fall foul upon me, for refusing them entrance, said the shep- herd, you will come out to help me, signor? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Is it morality to obey where the command is criminal? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Is it not also your own? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Is not this your opinion too? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Is power then, said Vivaldi, the infal-"lible test of justice? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | It was a sigh, was it not? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Shall I call him? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | So then, I heard the whole story.- What story, said Vivaldi, and of whom do you speak? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Such a friend is above all estimation; but where shall we see him? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | That chamber? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | That jus- tice, equal with necessity, demands lher life? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | That lawn conceals her beauty As the thin cloud, just silver'd by the rays, The trembling moon: think ye'tis shrouded from The curious eye? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | That notany punishment can be too se- vere? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | That scrape we got into in the dungeon there, at what's the name of the place? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | That would be equally unfortunate for us, said Vivaldi; can not we avoid the church, father? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | To what do you allude, righteous fa- ther? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Vivaldi, I could be supersti- tious.—Think you not they are porten- tous of future misfortune? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Vivaldi, startled by the voice, looked round, and demanded who asked the question? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | We? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | What am I to understand by this? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | What crime- what offence? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | What is the name of the novice, who is now to receive it? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | What mean those tears? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | What means this mummery? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | What mournful music is that? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | What sacrilegious footsteps, cried the priest, thus rudely violate this holy place? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Where is our host, Paulo? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Whi- ther can the inhabitants of this place have withdrawn themselves? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Which way did they go? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Whither, whi- ther, have you conveyed her? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Who is he that intrudes upon this sanctuary? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Who is it that asks the question? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Why should we hesitate to do what we judge to be right? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Why should we hesitate to do what we judge to be right? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Why surely, signor, this road does not lead to the bridge yonder; we are not going to pick our way in the air too? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Why, did you ever hear, signor, of arrested persons being suffered to remain in company? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | Why, too, that cold, that heart- breaking mention of gratitude? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | You have just left the shrine, then? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | ble night, he added, when, on the steps of that confessional, a tale was told? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | can you help the signor to your little skiff? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | cried Ellena, whence come those sounds? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | do you suppose, signor, they would attack us when we were safe housed, and had these good shepherds to lend us a helping hand? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | dusky glen, to enable them to recollect it again at a distance of forty yards? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | exclaimed the Marchesa, that there should be no law to.prevent, or, at least, to punish such criminal marriages? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | have you so soon forgotten? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | how have I deserved death? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | inquired the astonished Marchesa; what indignity, what impiety has my son to answer for? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | my child, was you aware of the consequence of such a proceeding? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | not even step forward to rescue the victim when you perceive the preparation for the sacrifice? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | rejoined Vivaldi, are you certain that he slept in the convent last night? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | repeated the monk, beginning to revive: What has happened? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | said Paulo, is not that a shepherd's horn sounding at a distance? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | said Paulo, where, I wonder, will they go next? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | said Vivaldi, after a long pause, you heard it also? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | said Vivaldi, as he gently disengaged her from the run, do I then · hold only the second place in your heart? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | said Vivaldi; is, it then, only a sense of obligation you own for me? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | said the lay- brother, with displeasure, and what right has he to make it? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | swer my inquiries, said Vivaldi to Sche- doni, without deigning even to look upon the priest; Where, I repeat, is Ellena di Rosalba? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | the holy office in which he is engaged? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | though you might pass them safely enough, what is to become of the lady? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | who goes there? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | you answer to this, Paulo? |
hvd.hwnnx3 | · Have I found you at last? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | .. Have you forgotten a conversation which I once held with you on invisible spirits? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | ... The Marchese's? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | 191 And what do you term my prevailing weakness? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | 207 By whom administered? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | ; Haye you never seen him before? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | ? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | ? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | A material question naturally arises out of the sub- ject- Why was not the accusation brought forward before this period? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | And her son- said Ellena, was he with the Marchesa when she expired? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | And what became of this honest fel- low? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | And when she was dying, she sent for her confessor, one father Sche- doni, I think they call him, and What of him? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | And, if you were that- friend, 00 THE ITALIAN what confidence'ought we to give to your assertions respecting the dagger? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Are you sure of that? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | But grant he does, on what occasion have I betrayed such weakness? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | But the coaxing ways you talked of, · repeated Vivaldi, what were they? a ducat, or so? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | But the coaxing ways you talked of, · repeated Vivaldi, what were they? a ducat, or so? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | But, lady, who are you, that know me? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | CHAPTER V. Those hours which lately smild where are they now? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Do you know the name of this man, who now appears as your accuser? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Dost thou know me? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Dost thou know these indelible stains? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Dost thou know this? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Ellena di Rosalba is known to you? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | For can it be that you did not know one another? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Go on, Beatrice; the Marchesa?- What makes you look so glad all of a sudden, signora? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Go on, Beatrice; the Marchesa?- What makes you look so glad all of a sudden, signora? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | How did you procure the poison then? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | I am here, said Nicola: what do you require of me? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | I can die but once, and they ought to be satisfied with that;-80 what is there to be afraid of? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | In the name of all that is sacred, how came you here? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | In which instance? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Is it not dead midnight? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Is it, can it be possible!--is it Beatrice Olca, to whom I speak? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Lift your eyes, my lord Marchese, and say, do you not recollect that face? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | On what authority do you repeat them? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | On what authority? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Paulo made him merry, perhaps? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Schedoni was still silent, · This, then, is your only explanation? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Shall I declare myself? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Shall I order horses for Rome, my lord? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | The Marchesa you are sure then was ignorant where he was? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | The confessor's eyes were fixed upon him, and he repeated slowly in the same tone, Have you forgotten? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | The supposed assassin of my honour escaped into the garden, and was heard of no more.-But your wife? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | This Nicola di Zampari, was ungrateful then? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | View these spots, he continued, pointing to the blade of the poniard; are they also false and malicious? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Was he punished, then? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Was she innocent? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Was that the voice of the penitent, which you have just heard? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | We are to conclude, then, that he has spoken truth, when he asserted you to be a monk of the Spirito Santo, at Na-, ples? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | What do I ſear? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | What is your authority for the re- ports? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | What new discovery is this? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | What were the coaxing ways you spoke of? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | What, Signor Vivaldi, lady? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | When did it happen?-be brief. |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Where are those persons now? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Where do they expect to go when they die, I wonder? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Where have you seen him, my lord? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Where have you seen him? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Who calls? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Who else did I say it was? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Whose voice? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Whose voice? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Why o'er thy pale cheek steals the feeble blush, Then fades, and leaves it wan as the lily On which a moon- beam falls? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Why should I fear thee? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Why, then, do you now accuse him of falsehood, observed the Marchese, since you acknowledge yourself to have been the instigator of his conduct? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | Wilt thou compel me to reveal my proof? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | You avow, then, continued the inqui- sitor, that the poison was administered, both in the case of father Nicola and in your own, by yourself? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | You had a companion, observed the monk; had not he fire arms? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | You had rendered him services? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | You have never, to your knowledge, seen him before this hour? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | You now perceive how ill placed was that confidence, said the inquisitor, and repent, no doubt, of your imprudence? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | You submit to what I require then, Paulo? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | You will then give me this proof of your attachment? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | and now to be asked- Do I love my master? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | and was there not a battlement round the turret? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | are you indeed alive? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | confessed to Ansaldo on the vigil of San Marco?' |
hvd.hwnnx1 | eagerness, Pray, signor, was not the roof of your little prison peaked, and was there not a little turret stuck up at one corner of it? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | feared you was gone to heaven, and so believed we should never meet again, But now, I see you once more, and know that you live? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | have I found you at last? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | rejoined Vivaldi earnestly, do you love your master? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | repeated Ellena, with whom that one word had dissolved the spell of terror — the Marchesa? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | said Paulo resent- fully, without allowing Vivaldi to finish his sentence; Have I not gone through fire and water for him? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | said Paulo, do you pre- tend to break your agreement? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | said he, suffer me to defend myself? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | said the inquisitor; what was your reply to this confession? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | said the stranger: Darest thou to do so? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | stay; who is he that stands in the shade behind those persons on the left? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | to know my errand? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | vinced? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | what have I done that it should come to this? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | what use if I am not to stay with you? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | where have you been all this while? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | why bend the mournful head? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | · A whisper, said an officer sneeringly, do you suppose, signor, that any person is suffered to speak in a whisper here? |
hvd.hwnnx1 | · Has it not struck your ear, since you came within these walls? |
hvd.hn1gmp | A likely place, is n't it?' hvd.hn1gmp Tut- tut,'said Mr. Utterson; and then after à considerable pause,'Ca n't I do anything?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Bless me, Poole, what brings you here?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Good God, sir,'exclaimed the officer, ‘ is it possible?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Have you the envelope?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'I daran't say, sir,'was the answer;'but will you come along with me and see for yourself?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'I do not think I ever met Mr. Hyde?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'I suppose, Lanyon,'said he, ‘ you and I. must be the two oldest friends that Henry Je- kyll has?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Indeed?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Is Dr. Jekyll at home, Poole?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Is that from Doctor Jeykll, sir?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Is this Mr. Hyde a person of small stature?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 'Suppose it were as you suppose, supposing Dr. Jekyll to have been — well, murdered, what could induce the murderer to stay? |
hvd.hn1gmp | 47 •You fear, I suppose, that it might lead to his detection?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | 71 man's house, to be deceived about his voice? |
hvd.hn1gmp | 77 and it had the same quick light way with it; and then who else could have got in by the laboratory door? |
hvd.hn1gmp | 87 “ Why do n't you read it, sir?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | And even granting some impediment, why was this gentleman to be received by me in secret? |
hvd.hn1gmp | And the next moment, in a voice that was already fairly well under control, ‘ Have you a graduated glass?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | And then suddenly, but still without looking up,'How did you know me?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | And then, why fled? |
hvd.hn1gmp | And what of that? |
hvd.hn1gmp | Are you all here?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | But hark again, a little closer- put your heart in your ears, Mr. Utterson, and tell me, is that the doctor's foot?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Do you know, Poole,'he said, looking up, that you and I are about to place ourselves in a position of some peril?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | From this he was recalled by Mr. Utterson asking rather suddenly:'And you do n't know if the drawer of the cheque lives there?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Have you any of these papers?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Have you seen him?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | How could the presence of these articles in my house affect either the honour, the sanity or the life of my flighty colleague? |
hvd.hn1gmp | How was he to be reached? |
hvd.hn1gmp | How was this to be explained? |
hvd.hn1gmp | How, then, were they dissociated? |
hvd.hn1gmp | Hyde, I think?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | I asked my- self; and then, with another bound of terror- how was it to be remedied? |
hvd.hn1gmp | I do n't know, Mr. Utterson, if ever you met this Mr. Hyde?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | If his messenger could go to one place, why could he not go to another? |
hvd.hn1gmp | If it was my master, why did he cry out like a rat, and run from me? |
hvd.hn1gmp | It might indeed be possible to cover my face; but of what use was that, when I was unable to conceal the alteration in my stature? |
hvd.hn1gmp | On your side,'said Mr. Utterson,'will you do me a favour?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Shall I keep this and sleep upon it?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Sir, if that was my master, why had he a mask upon his face? |
hvd.hn1gmp | Something troglodytic, shall we say? |
hvd.hn1gmp | Supposing that I escaped capture in the streets, how was I to make my way into his presence? |
hvd.hn1gmp | Thereupon the servant knocked in a very guarded manner; the door was opened on the chain; and a voice asked from within,'Is that you, Poole?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | This is a strange note,'said Mr. Utterson; and then sharply,'How do you come to have it open? |
hvd.hn1gmp | This is unquestionably the doctor's hand, do you know?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | This masked figure that you saw, did you recognise it?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Utterson?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Well?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | What are you afraid of?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | What do you want?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | What does the man mean?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | What has he done?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | What shall it be?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | What sort of a man is he to see?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | Why? |
hvd.hn1gmp | Will you be wise? |
hvd.hn1gmp | Written by the hand of Lanyon, what should it mean? |
hvd.hn1gmp | You have not been mad enough to hide this fellow?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | You have not forgot, sir, that at the time of the murder he had still the key with him? |
hvd.hn1gmp | and above all since Guest, being a great student and critic of hand- writing, would consider the step natural and obliging? |
hvd.hn1gmp | and how should I, an unknown and displeasing visitor, prevail on the famous physician to rifle the study of his colleague, Dr. Jekyll? |
hvd.hn1gmp | and how? |
hvd.hn1gmp | and in that case, can we venture to de- clare this suicide? |
hvd.hn1gmp | do you think I do not know where his head comes to in the cabinet door, where I saw him every morning of my life? |
hvd.hn1gmp | do you want to see it?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | he added, “ is the doc- tor ill? |
hvd.hn1gmp | he cried; and then taking a second look at him, “ What ails you?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | how persuaded? |
hvd.hn1gmp | how that?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | or can it be the old story of Dr. Fell? |
hvd.hn1gmp | or has the greed of curiosity too much command of you? |
hvd.hn1gmp | or is it the mere radiance of a foul soul that thus transpires through, and transfigures, its clay continent? |
hvd.hn1gmp | or shall I give you a light in the dining- room?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | said Mr. Utterson, with a slight change of voice, “ and what was that?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | thought Mr. Utterson, can he, too, have been thinking of the will?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | will you be guided? |
hvd.hn1gmp | will you suffer me to take this glass in my hand and to go forth from your house without further parley? |
hvd.hn1gmp | ‘ And now comes the second question,'resumed Utterson:'Who is going to do it?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | ‘ Did you ever remark that door?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | ‘ Have you got it?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | ‘ Hyde?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | ‘ Indeed?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | ‘ My will? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ And now one word more: it was Hyde who dictated the terms in your will about that dis- appearance?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ But if you mean, was it Mr. Hyde? — why, yes, I think it was! |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ By the by,'said he, there was a letter handed in to- day: what was the messenger like?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Changed? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Did I ever tell you that I once saw him, and shared your feeling of repulsion?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Did you ever come across a protégé of his — one Hyde? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Do you not see, sir, it is broken? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ For what did Jekyll’—he caught himself up at the word with a start, and then conquering the weakness:'what could Jekyll want with it?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Have you got it?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ I have buried one friend to- day,'he thought:'what if this should cost me another?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Is that right, when Dr. Jekyll is from home?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Is there never anything else?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ O, sir,'cried Poole, do you think I do not know my master after twenty years? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Seen him?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Sir,'he said, looking Mr. Utterson in the eyes,'was that my master's voice?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ So you found it out, did you?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ There was a third enclosure?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Weeping? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ What foul play? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Why did you compare them, Guest?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Will you let me see your face?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ Will you wait here by the fire, sir? |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ You are sure he used a key?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | “ You know that will of yours?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | • And you never asked about the- place with the door?' |
hvd.hn1gmp | • Are you come from Dr. Jekyll? |
hvd.hn1gmp | • What, what? |
hvd.32044090345034 | Well, thin, Jim Mallowney,'says she,* here's my hand, an'you may be talkin'to Andy Curtis, an ’ if he's willin'I'm agreeble — is that enough?' hvd.32044090345034 'And if I do this I am to expect a mitigation of my punishment — is it not so?' hvd.32044090345034 'And what is this mitigation to be? hvd.32044090345034 'Do you know, madam, to whom you speak?' hvd.32044090345034 'Hardress Fitzgerald,'he began at length,* are you awake? hvd.32044090345034 'I ax,'says he, “ who are you?' hvd.32044090345034 'Is all right?' hvd.32044090345034 'Is it a pig,'says he, or is it a Christian?' hvd.32044090345034 'Oh,'says she,'is n't it only three days since I burried the poor man,'says she,'an'is n't it rather soon to be talkin iv marryin'agin?' hvd.32044090345034 'The Quare Gander: 235'It's jokin'you are,"says Terence, turnin'mighty pale;"how can an ould gandher be my father?" |
hvd.32044090345034 | 'Well, as soon as the bird was gone, says Jer Garvan says he:'"Do you know what that ould gandher is, Terence Mooney?" |
hvd.32044090345034 | 'Well, well, my dear,'said my mother, impatiently;'do you know who Lord Glen- fallen is?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | 'You are not in love?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | * Ay,'said I, which horse am I to mount? |
hvd.32044090345034 | * That's purty behavour,'says she;"it's fine usage you're givin'me, is n't it?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | * What does your ladyship wish to know?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | * What the divil's the matther?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | * What's that?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | * Who are you?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | * Who's in it?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | 117 And are you going to swear away my life, you black- perjured murderer?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | 159 I turned to the men who held me, and one after the other asked them, in their own language,'Why they held me?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | 245''* Who's that, that dar to call me nick- names?" |
hvd.32044090345034 | 6"An'why so?" |
hvd.32044090345034 | An'where'll I go, thin?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | An'who would you advise?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | An'why would not 1,'says he, ‘ if they desarve it?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | An'you're welcome to rayfuse me,'says he,'whin I ax your lave,'says he; “ an? |
hvd.32044090345034 | At the far extremity a sentinel, as we approached, called out, “ Who goes there? |
hvd.32044090345034 | Becase what?" |
hvd.32044090345034 | EXIM SULIVAN was a dacent, honest boy as you'd find in the? |
hvd.32044090345034 | Eh, my lads? |
hvd.32044090345034 | Have I said enough? |
hvd.32044090345034 | Have you often dealt with the military? |
hvd.32044090345034 | He said in a kind of whisper: Hardress Fitzgerald?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | How long has this lady been here?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | I arose doggedly, and affecting the awk- ward movements of one whose hands were bound, Well,'said I,'what would you of me? |
hvd.32044090345034 | I shall be your Bluebeard-tush, why do I trifle thus? |
hvd.32044090345034 | IS “ did ye hear anything quare soundin'out iv the hamper? ” says he."" |
hvd.32044090345034 | In the name iv all the blessed saints in heaven,"says Thady,"who the divil are ye?'" |
hvd.32044090345034 | Is there for thee, my country, a resur- · rection? |
hvd.32044090345034 | May he exhibit the goods he has for sale, an't please you?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | On the honour of a soldier, what is it to be?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | Soolivan?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | They then whispered together for a time, and the little man who was their spokesman came over to me and said: Do you know what we do with spies? |
hvd.32044090345034 | What do you want of me?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | What has he done to alarm you? |
hvd.32044090345034 | What have you brought him here for, sirra?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | What is the matter, my good friend?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | Where is Lord Glenfallen?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | Where is thy chest, friend? |
hvd.32044090345034 | Why do you wear your hair so much over your face, sir?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | Why does the minx dilly- dally so?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | Why, my dear, what is there wonderful in it? |
hvd.32044090345034 | Why, you bosthoon, you,'says Jim, wo n't you let your husband in,'says he, “ to his own house?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | Will you?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | Will your worship please to buy a pair of lace ruffles? – very cheap, your worship.' |
hvd.32044090345034 | You are not fatigued, love, I hope?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | You have observed, I should suppose, my dearest Fanny- indeed, you must have observed Lord Glenfallen's marked atten- tions to you? |
hvd.32044090345034 | You wo n't take him, then?? |
hvd.32044090345034 | You wo n't take him, then?? |
hvd.32044090345034 | You'll let him go free?'. |
hvd.32044090345034 | be a consolation,'says he, “ to tell the bad news to the woman?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | said I;'what has become of it?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | says Andy;"what's your name?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | says Bonypart, do you tell me so?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | says Nell; what's all the noise for?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | says she, “ the oil, an'the wake, an ’ the berrin'?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | says she, “ the oil, an'the wake, an ’ the berrin'?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | says she; ‘ had n't you everything complate?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | says she; ‘ had n't you everything complate?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | she said; ‘ you wo n't try him? |
hvd.32044090345034 | this must be looked to,'said he, half reflectively;'and pray,'added he, quickly, while in turn he fixed his eyes upon me,'what did this person say? |
hvd.32044090345034 | you are, Micky asthore,'says Jim;'how is all wid the man an'the woman beyant?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | · Do n't you know me?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | · Tell me here, in the presence of God, did Lord Glenfallen marry you — actually marry you? |
hvd.32044090345034 | · Where is it?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | · Where is the black curtain that fell as 70 A Chapter in the History across the door, when I attempted first to come to my chamber?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | · Who is it?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | — do you hear her?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ An ’ what's gone wrong wid ye?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ An'did it make much noise?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ An'who are ye,'says he, ‘ in the name iv of all the holy saints? |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ And what may your trade be?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ And what was that?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ Are you afraid of a title? |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ Art thou awake, fellow?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ Did the sperit stop long?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ Eh, how's this?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ How do you know that she is a Dutch woman?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ How's this?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ In the name of the Blessed Vargin,'says she, “ what is it?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ Is there a magistrate here?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ May there not,'said I, hesitating be- tween confusion and real alarm—ʻis it not possible that some mistake may be at the bottom of all this?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ To be sure it is, ye spalpeen, you,'says Jim, roarin'out;"what do you want wid me this time a- day?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ Well, dear, and what frightens you?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ What can have terrified you so?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | “ Who's batin'the door?' |
hvd.32044090345034 | • Whom have you there?' |
chi.19063320 | - “ Do you then feel no interest in my behalf? ” continued Edric; “ not even the cold, chilling feeling sanctioned by your father? ” “ Oh! |
chi.19063320 | - “ Do you then feel no interest in my behalf? ” continued Edric; “ not even the cold, chilling feeling sanctioned by your father? ” “ Oh! |
chi.19063320 | 121 changed her destiny; but was it the part of a noble and generous people, whilst they confer- red a benefit to encumber it with restrictions? |
chi.19063320 | 173 my boldness? |
chi.19063320 | 263 Brian; “ Och an’t plase yere honour, and she's safe, every inch of her. ” “ And what has been the matter? ” asked the Earl. |
chi.19063320 | 79 “ Oh, God — Oh, God"cried Elvira in the bitterest agony: “ what will become of me? |
chi.19063320 | Am I not devoted to you? |
chi.19063320 | And do you suppose she will be dis- pleased at their attention? |
chi.19063320 | And this to me? |
chi.19063320 | Can you refuse me this? ” “ No, no"shouted the people with enthu- siasm; “ we are your slaves| Do with us as you list. |
chi.19063320 | Do I not know it well — too well? ” continued he, looking at her earn- estly. |
chi.19063320 | Does she not owe every thing to me? |
chi.19063320 | Elvira paused a few seconds, sternly surveying the crowd, and finding that no one attempted to speak, she exclaimed, “ How now, my Lords? |
chi.19063320 | Evils must be torn up root and branch. ” “ Are not my subjects healthy, wealthy, and prosperous? ” asked Edmund. |
chi.19063320 | Father Murphy was frightened and thought she was going to die.—“Oh murther ſ ” cried he, “ what will I do? |
chi.19063320 | Forbid it, Heaven And what are we that we should dare to judge so harshly and refuse mercy to a fellow- creature? |
chi.19063320 | I know your feelings are warm, your sensibility acute, and your generosity unbounded — can you then want a heart? ” “ Alas, no! |
chi.19063320 | I was weak and foolish; but Elvira — ” “ And are you astonished at a woman's fickle- mess? |
chi.19063320 | I55 sion? |
chi.19063320 | It is that accursed fiend that has led us on to destruction? |
chi.19063320 | Oh no surely it is a dream, a fond delusive dream You can not surely be serious. ” “ Is this a moment for jest? ” asked Edmund calmly. |
chi.19063320 | Spare what P spare my reproaches, mean you? |
chi.19063320 | The enemy have entered the city. ” “ What will become of us? ” ejaculated the friar. |
chi.19063320 | What do we want with a King? |
chi.19063320 | What have ye got? |
chi.19063320 | Where is Cheops? ” “ Ay! ” returned Father Morris, “ where is Cheops? |
chi.19063320 | Where is Cheops? ” “ Ay! ” returned Father Morris, “ where is Cheops? |
chi.19063320 | Why do you hide your face? |
chi.19063320 | and did no one else discover my absence? |
chi.19063320 | do you doom your Queen to prison? |
chi.19063320 | is a young and beauti- ful woman, in the very flower of her age, to be doomed to destruction, merely for having shown a susceptible heart? |
chi.19063320 | oh dear! ” cried the unhappy Father Murphy, “ what will I do? |
chi.19063320 | thou art a most extraordinary girl, ” said Cheops; “ the old do brood over grief, but why say this to me? |
chi.19063320 | what do you mean? ” and he gazed with horror upon the wild and haggard countenance of his friend, who he seriously believed had become distracted. |
chi.19063320 | what is that? ” cried Elvira trembling, clinging closer to her companion. |
chi.19063320 | who are these? ” cried Rosabella, start- ing. |
chi.19063320 | why, what in the name of Heaven brings you out, child, at this hour of the night? ” “ Oh! |
chi.19063320 | “ And yet, ” said he, “ is not my mind still as un- settled as before? |
chi.19063320 | “ Can this be a prison? |
chi.19063320 | “ Can you, too, speak of nothing but Roderick? ” said she, somewhat reproachfully. |
chi.19063320 | “ Do you think so much of the tepid lacteous fluid good for the lady? ” asked the cottager, as she put some milk into a saucepan. |
chi.19063320 | “ Have you no curiosity? ” asked the Mum- my, with a ghastly smile. |
chi.19063320 | “ How can you ask so foolish a question? ” replied her father. |
chi.19063320 | “ How was she engaged 2 what was she do- ing? ” demanded Lord Edmund. |
chi.19063320 | “ Oh what will I do? |
chi.19063320 | “ Oh, madam, madam! ” cried Emma, wring- ing her hands, “ what will become of us? |
chi.19063320 | “ Peace, fool! ” said the prince; “ do you not see that this is only the exordium? |
chi.19063320 | “ Stay, stay"cried Clara; “ wo n't you give us another song before you go? ” 232 THE MU M MY. |
chi.19063320 | “ Weak, silly worm are you not satisfied then P How would this knowledge avail you? |
chi.19063320 | “ What can this mean? ” exclaimed Roderick with astonishment. |
chi.19063320 | “ What have I done? ” thought she, “ and yet I do not re- pent.—No, no I could not act otherwise. |
chi.19063320 | “ What think you of packing the soldiers up in bombs, and shooting them out of mor- tars? ” asked Roderick. |
chi.19063320 | “ Where are we going? ” asked Clara faintly. |
chi.19063320 | “ Who? |
chi.19063320 | “ Why was I not informed P Surely you could not think I would willingly neglect you? |
chi.19063320 | “ Will you go with me? ” “ With all my heart, ” cried the little doctor, rubbing his hands and looking all glee at the thought. |
chi.19063320 | “ You are indifferent to her, then? |
chi.19063320 | “ You think I have done wrong then? ” said she. |
hvd.32044086875077 | *** OLD CLOTHES 167 “ In there? ” I asked it with a shudder that put ice and fire mingled in my blood. |
hvd.32044086875077 | - “ No one else, you see, knows me as ‘ Lady Helen, ’ ” she continued whispering, “ because that's only in our story, is n't it? |
hvd.32044086875077 | - “ Who are you?" |
hvd.32044086875077 | . ” aw< 2 – 2/? |
hvd.32044086875077 | 144 OLD CLOTHES “ Now is n't that odd? ” she exclaimed in a hushed voice. |
hvd.32044086875077 | And Stephen had — See?!. |
hvd.32044086875077 | And Stephen had-See?!. |
hvd.32044086875077 | And yet —? |
hvd.32044086875077 | And yet? |
hvd.32044086875077 | At the same time I can remember faintly protesting — “ I 2'I remember asking; “ I ’m to play?' |
hvd.32044086875077 | Did it come, he wondered, from the lake, or from the woods? |
hvd.32044086875077 | Even Kempster, who if anything is too firm, had to give in. ” “ And what else, pray? ” I disliked hearing these details intensely. |
hvd.32044086875077 | Had he already betrayed himself? |
hvd.32044086875077 | Have n't we, Edward? ” Edward assenting with a shudder: “ Father has been at us of late with renewed violence. |
hvd.32044086875077 | He startled me, too; he came so softly, did n't he? ” Oh! |
hvd.32044086875077 | Her face gets that sort of awful grey, do n't you know? |
hvd.32044086875077 | Is n't that enough to change a man beyond all recognition? ” It was said in order to convince himself as much as to convince the others. |
hvd.32044086875077 | Is n't that his footsteps in the corridor? ” She listened fearfully, her eyes trying to pierce the wall and see out on to the lawn. |
hvd.32044086875077 | It sets me on t ” imagining things, see? ” Clearly the man was still fighting with some pro- THE WENDIGO 89 foundly moving emotion. |
hvd.32044086875077 | It was so incongruous, so pitifully incongruous — and so vain Tears — in this vast and cruel wilderness: of what avail? |
hvd.32044086875077 | London roofs and chim- sea, but here, like an oasis- imited extent, and not very- converted into a perfect- by describe them, when he- the names? |
hvd.32044086875077 | Or anything queer, anything — wrong? ” He lowered his voice instinctively. |
hvd.32044086875077 | Professor? ” he cried. |
hvd.32044086875077 | The doctor again already? ” queried the patient, wondering in a vague, absent way why the girl should seem so startled. |
hvd.32044086875077 | The sound of that crisp “ Hulloa, my boy'And what's up now? ” and the grasp of that dry and vigorous hand introduced another standard of judgment. |
hvd.32044086875077 | What can these boys ever be, or do, for you? |
hvd.32044086875077 | Where are you? ” interrupted Stephen, with anguish. |
hvd.32044086875077 | Where, in the name of are you driving to? ” “ It's all right, sir; it's the shortest way. |
hvd.32044086875077 | While the men, when they said anything at all, contented themselves with: “ Pretty hard hit, is n't he? |
hvd.32044086875077 | Why? |
hvd.32044086875077 | Will you come to me? ” Still the girl was silent. |
hvd.32044086875077 | You never know where your luck hides, do you? ” he added, with a laugh. |
hvd.32044086875077 | have n't we? ” repeated Ernest, still laugh- ing. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Aileen, what in the world are you up to? ” “ You know, uncle, ” she replied, without hesitation. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Am I right? ” asked the policeman. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ And all that we did in this place? ” she went on, pointing with increased excitement to the thick, ivy- grown walls of the old house. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ And do the birds know this? ” “ Not the imprisoned ones, ” was the reply. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ And the rest? ” I asked gently, coming behind the chair and resting both hands upon her shoulders. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ And those who oppose it? ” No single hand was raised. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ And what else does “ Philip'tell you? ” I asked gently. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ And you find many? ” I asked. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Are you in pain — unhappy? ” There was no reply, but the sounds ceased abruptly. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ But do they answer? ” I realized the overwhelming sincerity, even the 138 OLD CLOTHES seriousness, of the question to her mind. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ D'you smell moose? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Défago, ” he whispered quickly, “ what's the mat- ter? ” He tried to make his voice very gentle. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Hi, hil"he called out angrily; “ are you drunk? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ How do you know that, young critic? ” I had been waiting for an opening supplied by herself. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Is n't that odd? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ It is — YOU, is n't it, Défago? ” he asked under his breath, horror breaking his speech. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Now, George, what do you think I had better do? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Now, is that all make- believe? ” whispered Theresa, unable to keep the shudder from her lips. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Now, where shall we go to? ” The voice sounded above him. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Of course it is Of course it is Only — can’t you see — he's nearly dead with exhaustion, cold and terror? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Oh, are you, my dear? ” said he: “ yes, yes, I believe you are. ” He fumbled anew with the note- book. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ One and six, yes. ” “ But in true value, ” said the policeman, speaking with grave emphasis, “ it cost you a great deal more?" |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Ready| Ready for what?' |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Same address, sir? ” the man called down through the trap. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Some one to see me? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Stevie, old fellow, ” issued a tiny, far- away voice; “ but where are you? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ That's good to hear. ” “ Have you? ” asked Simpson sharply, and the same instant regretted the question. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ The big cities, or the stars? ” asked the World- Policeman. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Then are we to understand from the West Ken- sington secretary, ” she began in firm, even tones, “ that for to- night there is — nothing?" |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Then why do you want me, if I may ask? ” he faltered instead. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Then, by what right, pray, do you dare to intrude upon me at such a time? ” snapped the other, ignoring the latter statement. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ What do you make of that? ” Dr. Cathcart looked at him and raised his eyebrows. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ What's ticklin'yer? ” he asked in his ordinary tone, yet gravely. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ What's up? |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Where's — er — where's — Ernie, by the bye? ” he asked casually, hesitating — almost searching — for the name. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Who ’s coming — —? ” I began sharply, then stopped as I saw the figure of a man moving towards us from the house. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Why odd? ” I asked. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ Will you talk into the wall too? ” she asked, turning her eyes down suddenly upon me with a little rush and flame of passion. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ You come from X Station, I presume? ” Par- nacute added, mentioning the police station round the corner. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ You have told monsieur—-all? ” the man whis- pered, stooping to his wife. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ You paid for it with your heart? ” insisted the other. |
hvd.32044086875077 | “ ‘ The secret rehearsal?' |
chi.17801864 | And from what? |
chi.17801864 | And now it's an old black one. ” “ What you do n't mean to say —? ” “ That's just what I do mean to say. |
chi.17801864 | And why — why? |
chi.17801864 | But I want to know why the word ‘ moor ’ should have been written? ” “ Because he could not find it in print. |
chi.17801864 | But how did you know me? ” “ I have been calling on Mortimer, and he pointed you out to me from the window of his surgery as you passed. |
chi.17801864 | But supposing, for argument's sake, that we had him arrested to- night, what on earth the better off should we be for that? |
chi.17801864 | But, dear me, what's this 2 Somebody hurt? |
chi.17801864 | Could this be my stern, self- contained friend? |
chi.17801864 | Even the best of us y? |
chi.17801864 | Her initials were L. L. ” “ How do you know this, Barrymore? ” “ Well, Sir Henry, your uncle had a letter that morning. |
chi.17801864 | How could I settle the point for ever? |
chi.17801864 | How dared 184 Second Report of Dr. Watson I offer her attentions which were distasteful to her? |
chi.17801864 | I tell you it is all as new to me as it is to Dr. Watson, and I'm as keen as possible to see the moor. ” “ Are you? |
chi.17801864 | If I could only use it to detach his wife ºx “ His wife? ”. |
chi.17801864 | Is that a place where a shepherd would be likely to take his station? |
chi.17801864 | It gives us the basis for several deductions. ” “ Has anything escaped me? ” I asked, with some self- importance. |
chi.17801864 | So you have been to Coombe Tracey, have you? ” “ Yes. ” “ To see Mrs. Laura Lyons 2"“ Exactly. ”. |
chi.17801864 | The lady who has passed here as Miss Stapleton is in reality his wife. ” “ Good heavens, Holmes| Are you sure of what you say? |
chi.17801864 | The question 279 The Hound of the Baskervilles now is, what shall we do with this poor wretch's body? |
chi.17801864 | Was he our malignant enemy, or was he by chance our guardian angel? |
chi.17801864 | Watson's reports are most incriminat- ing documents. ” “ But how about the case? ” asked the baronet. |
chi.17801864 | Well, have you got it? |
chi.17801864 | What do you think of that? |
chi.17801864 | What does man want more? |
chi.17801864 | What was I doing with the lady? |
chi.17801864 | What's this paper? |
chi.17801864 | Why should I deny it? |
chi.17801864 | Why should I preserve faith with him who never kept any with me? |
chi.17801864 | Why should he wish to live at the place of danger? ” “ Because it is the place of danger. |
chi.17801864 | Why should she have been so reticent at the time of the tragedy? |
chi.17801864 | Why should she turn so pale P Why should she fight against every admission until it was forced from her? |
chi.17801864 | Why should you mind what they call it? ” “ Tell me, Watson. |
chi.17801864 | Would you have any objection to my running my finger along your parietal fissure? |
chi.17801864 | Would you mind getting that orchid for me among the mare's- tails yonder? |
chi.17801864 | You have been inside the house, have you not, Watson 2 Can you tell the position of the rooms? |
chi.17801864 | You have lost one of your boots, you say? ” “ Well, mislaid it, anyhow. |
chi.17801864 | You notice those bright green spots scattered thickly over it? ” “ Yes, they seem more fertile than the rest. ” Stapleton laughed. |
chi.17801864 | Your marriage, you say? ” “ Yes, sir. |
chi.17801864 | does stand for ‘ Charing Cross Hospital, ’ what further inferences may we draw 2 ° “ Do none suggest themselves? |
chi.17801864 | “ Ah, Wilson, I see you have not forgotten the little case in which I had the good fortune to help you? ” “ No, sir, indeed I have not. |
chi.17801864 | “ Any orders, sir? ” “ You will take this train to town, Cart- wright. |
chi.17801864 | “ Anything good?" |
chi.17801864 | “ But are you sure of this, Holmes? |
chi.17801864 | “ Can you not tell when a warning is for your own good? |
chi.17801864 | “ Did you ever write to Sir Charles asking him to meet you? ” I continued. |
chi.17801864 | “ Do you know how he died? ” “ No, sir, I do n't know that. ” “ What, then P ” “ I know why he was at the gate at that hour. |
chi.17801864 | “ Halloa, Watson| Where have you dropped from? ” said he. |
chi.17801864 | “ How can he see the guiding wands to- night? |
chi.17801864 | “ How did you know what I was doing? |
chi.17801864 | “ Is this true, Barrymore? ” “ Yes, Sir Henry. |
chi.17801864 | “ Oh, John, John, have I brought you to this? |
chi.17801864 | “ Or more astonished, eh? ” “ Well, I must confess to it. ” “ The surprise was not all on one side, I assure you. |
chi.17801864 | “ Well, Watson, what do you make of it? ” Holmes was sitting with his back to me, and I had given him no sign of my occu- pation. |
chi.17801864 | “ Well? ” said he. |
chi.17801864 | “ Well? ” “ Nothing, ” said he, throwing it down. |
chi.17801864 | “ What do you make of it yourself? ” “ Well, I do n't profess to understand it yet. |
chi.17801864 | “ When do you desire to go? ” he asked, coldly. |
chi.17801864 | “ Why in thunder should any one follow or watch me? ” “ We are coming to that. |
chi.17801864 | “ Why should we not seize him at once? ” “ Our case is not complete. |
chi.17801864 | “ Why was it bad? ” “ Only that you have disarranged our little deductions. |
chi.17801864 | “ Would you wish dinner to be served at once, sir? ” “ Is it ready? ” “ In a very few minutes, sir. |
chi.17801864 | “ Would you wish dinner to be served at once, sir? ” “ Is it ready? ” “ In a very few minutes, sir. |
chi.17801864 | “ You thought it might injure his repu- tation? ” “ Well, sir, I thought no good could come of it. |
hvd.32044018751719 | Well, Villiers, have you made any discoveries in the last three weeks?' hvd.32044018751719 What can it mean?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What science do you mean?' hvd.32044018751719 What you saw? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Where did you see her?' hvd.32044018751719 Where, in heaven's name, did you see him?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Why to Clarke?' hvd.32044018751719 You had seen him? |
hvd.32044018751719 | You saw Crashaw? hvd.32044018751719 You see that parchment Oswald Crollius? |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'By the way, Herbert,'said Villiers, as they parted at the door,'what was your wife's name? |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'I say again, Villiers, you will surely never enter such a house as that? |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'I suppose you would like to hear from me, if I did find out anything?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'In what manner?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'Is there anything more?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'It is a strange case, is n't it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'It is certainly an extraordinary letter, he said;'what does he mean by the portrait?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'It is n't a printed volume then?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'Safe? |
hvd.32044018751719 | 'he exclaimed, with sudden vehemence,'you can not mean this, Villiers, that you will make yourself a hangman?'. |
hvd.32044018751719 | * Ah, who can say? |
hvd.32044018751719 | * And does he say what carried him off in the prime of life? |
hvd.32044018751719 | * And that is the story, is it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | * And the money?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | * And then left you?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | * And these documents relate to Mrs. Beau- mont? |
hvd.32044018751719 | * And who is she?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | * Comfortable little room, is n't it? |
hvd.32044018751719 | * Did you know Arthur Meyrick the painter, Villiers?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | * Is n't it too bad that I should let myself be bothered by such stuff as that?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 12 THE INMOST LIGHT getting rather hard up when you came to my place at Charlotte Street?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 154 THE INMOST LIGHT'Look over it, will you?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 48 THE GREAT GOD PAN'Is n't all this just a little fanciful, Villiers? |
hvd.32044018751719 | 67 58 THE GREAT GOD PAN* And what has become of his wife?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | 94 THE GREAT GOD PAN"What do you mean? |
hvd.32044018751719 | A gusty day, sir, is n't it?" |
hvd.32044018751719 | A queer thing, was n't it? |
hvd.32044018751719 | An odd case, was n't it? |
hvd.32044018751719 | And have n't you written for further par- ticulars?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | And how are you, Villiers? |
hvd.32044018751719 | And into this pleasant summer glade Rachel passed a girl, and left it, who shall say what? |
hvd.32044018751719 | And there is no danger at any other stage?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | And what about the book?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | And you have proof of this?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Are you aware that we have been here nearly four hours? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Are you made of stone, man? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Are you ready?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Are you willing to trust your- self to me entirely?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Argentine asked her how old the wine was, and what do you think she said? |
hvd.32044018751719 | As soon as she saw her mother, she exclaimed,'Ah, mother, mother, why did you let me go to the forest with 28 THE GREAT GOD PAN Helen?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Beaumont?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | But I wonder what connection there could be between Meyrick and Mrs. Herbert, or what link between her and these designs?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | But are n't you going to show me poor Meyrick's legacy?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | But have you no misgivings, Raymond? |
hvd.32044018751719 | But how in heaven's name have you come to this pass, Herbert?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | But your property, Herbert? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Charles Herbert? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Clarke, what is the matter? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Come in, wo n't you?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Did n't I tell you her name was Helen? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Did you notice any particular emotion in him when you were telling your tale?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Did your father disinherit you? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Do you happen to know anything of Herbert?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Do you know who that is?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | For instance, I daresay that you never heard of the Harlesden case?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Good- night, good- night. ” “ It was a queer sort of opinion to get from a man of science, was n't it? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Have you ever seen his wife?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Have you written to the doctor about poor Meyrick?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Helen what? |
hvd.32044018751719 | How could Crashaw be in Mrs. Beaumont's house at two o'clock in the morning? |
hvd.32044018751719 | How do you feel now?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | How do you know?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | How is it that the very sunlight does not turn to blackness before this thing, the hard earth melt and boil beneath such a burden?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | I suppose the knife is absolutely necessary?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | In what way do you mean?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Is it absolutely safe?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Is it possible?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Is that all right?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | It has almost a legal air, has n't it? |
hvd.32044018751719 | It is stated, I think, that Crashaw was last seen alive in St. James's Street shortly after ten?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | It looks cheerful, does n't it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | It was not fever?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | It's altogether a very odd case, is n't it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Know who it is? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Meyrick was a collector, perhaps?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Mr. Davies, you would n't ruin me? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Must you be going now? |
hvd.32044018751719 | No; I think not; you saw those queer jugs, did n't you? |
hvd.32044018751719 | No; then you have not heard of the Paul Street case? |
hvd.32044018751719 | No? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Nothing dis- agreed with you, has it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Now, what do you think of those Ainu jugs?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Of course you have heard of my marriage?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Of course, he could n't say anything more after that; but it seems rather antiquated for a beverage, does n't it? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Oh, Austin, how can it be? |
hvd.32044018751719 | One was Rachel, but the other? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Quite young, was n't he?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | So, Mr., Mr. Dyson? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Suppose we walk up Shaftesbury Avenue a little way? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Surely not?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | THE CITY OF RESURRECTIONS 33"How on earth has it happened, Herbert? |
hvd.32044018751719 | THE LETTER OF ADVICE 65'It is something very rare? |
hvd.32044018751719 | THE LETTER OF ADVICE 67 But what do you think of the designs?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | The fellow rose to his feet, and returned the stare a little curiously, and then began in stereotyped phrase: “ What can I do for you, sir?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Want any advice about investments?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Was there anything strange about Crashaw? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Well, what then?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Were n't you in town three years ago? |
hvd.32044018751719 | What did I do? |
hvd.32044018751719 | What did you do then?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What did you say enabled you to identify the picture?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What did you see? |
hvd.32044018751719 | What do you think of it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What do you think?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What has become of him? |
hvd.32044018751719 | What is the nature of the case?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What is your opinion of the matter? ”'It was a pretty downright sort of question, and my doctor looked rather taken aback. |
hvd.32044018751719 | What name is that?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What sort of things?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | What was it, then?" |
hvd.32044018751719 | When he spoke, after a short interval, it was in a hoarse mutter, tremulous and unsteady.. Would you mind saying that again, sir? |
hvd.32044018751719 | When will you give me the sequel? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Where?? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Where?? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Who is this woman?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | Who she is? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Will you have anything more? |
hvd.32044018751719 | Would you like to see my purchase?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | You do n't say so? |
hvd.32044018751719 | You remember my saying that I had found a rather curious sketch amongst the pile of old newspapers at the house in Paul Street?-here it is.' |
hvd.32044018751719 | You said Helen, I think? |
hvd.32044018751719 | You saw that?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | You would advise me to write to the doctor?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | You, Villiers?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | it was really Crashaw whom you saw 84 THE ENCOUNTER IN SOHO 85 that night standing on the doorstep of the house in Ashley Street?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | what are those boys calling? |
hvd.32044018751719 | ‘ Are you perfectly sure, Raymond, that your theory is not a phantas- magoria — a splendid vision, certainly, but a mere vision after all? |
hvd.32044018751719 | ‘ But you remember what you wrote to me? |
hvd.32044018751719 | ‘ Did you believe him?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | ‘ Do n't you recollect Villiers of Wadham?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ It struck you as peculiar, did it? ” said he. |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ Well, what is it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ What was the case?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ Who is that? ” I said, and his answer was, “ Mrs. |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ Who knows, Austin, who knows? |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ Why? |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ Yes, the best of proof; I have seen Mrs. Beaumont, or shall we say Mrs. Herbert?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ You hear that, Clarke? |
hvd.32044018751719 | “ You would never go into such a house as that? |
hvd.32044018751719 | • Are you sure?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | • Did you notice what house it was?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | •What did he die of?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | •Who is it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | •Whose house is it?' |
hvd.32044018751719 | •Why?' |
mdp.39015015407326 | And it was not long before I heard a rustling in the shrubs under the window and voices saying: “ Is he in there? |
mdp.39015015407326 | And now I want to know — Slim, I say, what was it you were asking me? ” “ Me asking you? |
mdp.39015015407326 | And now I want to know — Slim, I say, what was it you were asking me? ” “ Me asking you? |
mdp.39015015407326 | But I believe that was put up by them that got the property; now what was that name again? ” But about that time I thought I must be getting on. |
mdp.39015015407326 | But come in, wo n't you? ” I60 THE FIVE JARS You will expect me to describe the house and the furniture. |
mdp.39015015407326 | Can you see? |
mdp.39015015407326 | Do you —? ”( a name which I did not make out). |
mdp.39015015407326 | I looked at her in some doubt, for I thought, might not she be one of the un- known who wished to get hold of the Five Jars? |
mdp.39015015407326 | If she has got at the box, where am I? |
mdp.39015015407326 | Is n’t that likely to be bad for you? ”( I hardly liked to say “ make you burst. ”) “ No, ” he said; “ you see, it's to learn our job. |
mdp.39015015407326 | Is n’t there anything I can do to amuse you? |
mdp.39015015407326 | Must I really, sir? |
mdp.39015015407326 | Number two: “ Bitten, sir? |
mdp.39015015407326 | She must be badly hurt l But why does n’t her mistress come rushing upstairs? |
mdp.39015015407326 | She sat quite still and said: “ Well, what did you expect? |
mdp.39015015407326 | Soon he got the better of his mirth and said, “ I think we are quits now. ” Then, with sud- den alarm, “ I say, what ’s become of the others? |
mdp.39015015407326 | THE BAT- BALL I51 Can you? ” It was, I think, Dart who had been sent with the message. |
mdp.39015015407326 | The old man and the woman, they were the worst, were n’t they, Red? ” “ Do you mean you ’ve been here before? ” I asked. |
mdp.39015015407326 | The old man and the woman, they were the worst, were n’t they, Red? ” “ Do you mean you ’ve been here before? ” I asked. |
mdp.39015015407326 | Well now, you go to school, do n’t you? ” He nodded. |
mdp.39015015407326 | What are you? |
mdp.39015015407326 | What become of them, do you say, sir? |
mdp.39015015407326 | What did it remind me of? |
mdp.39015015407326 | Why do n't you take a glass and amuse yourself with it? |
mdp.39015015407326 | Would you, sir? |
mdp.39015015407326 | and what was that rasping noise just beside me? ” I looked at my suit- case, which lay on the table just inside the open window. |
mdp.39015015407326 | whose blood 7 Well then, what do you do with it 7 Let's see — only that? ”( when I wrote a word or two). |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ And what, ” I suddenly thought, ” has she been up to? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ But I want to know — I say, Slim, what was it we wanted first 7 ° “ Was n't there a message from your father? ” said Slim. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ But when ’s it going to move on? ” said Slim. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Have n’t you got any sisters? ” I took occasion to say to Wag. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Hullo, I say, what have you got there? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ I want to see something. ” “ What? ” said he, jumping up at once. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ I want to see something. ” “ What? ” said he, jumping up at once. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Is that blood on the end? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Oh, how much we have to be thankful for, all of us, have we not? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ See? ” he said, and darted round again, passing his hands over the lights and touching his lips; and they were gone. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Was it these things I was using ”( taking up a pack of cards), “ or something like this? ”( I held up a book.) |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Well, ” I said, “ the bell has n’t gone, it seems, but where are the rest? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Well, ” said Wag, “ what was I 7 » “ Him, of course, and you know perfectly Well|** “ Oh, was I? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Well, ” said Wag, “ what was I? ” “ Him, of course, and you know perfectly well|** “ Oh, was I? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Well, ” said Wag, “ what was I? ” “ Him, of course, and you know perfectly well|** “ Oh, was I? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ What do you have such little spears for? ” he wanted to know, brandishing a pen at me. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ What for? |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ What have you got? ” said his mother. |
mdp.39015015407326 | “ Where's your manners? ” he said in a loud whisper. |
hvd.hwnnx2 | , Who was this man? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | - What reasons were there for believing this was an agent of the Barone di Cam- brusca, friend? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | -'? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | ---But now- His name? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | 11 tists · Where is my bed? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | 115 n earnestness; and then, seeming to re- strain himself, he added, with unaffected surprise, Why are you thus terrified? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | 121 he said, Can you doubt the cause of these emotions? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | 37 sitor, after a momentary silence, added, Was you ever in the church of the Spirito Santo, at Naples? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | : What is it that you mean? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | : You have an enemy then? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | :: · If it had not happened? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | After the pause of a moment, he added, But what followed? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | And is no justice left for the accused? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | And what do you think the people de- termined to do, when the report was first set a going? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | And who says that it does concern me? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | And you my father, observed Ellena, what brought you to my prison,-you who was not informed of the Marchesa's designs? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Are you certain as to this? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Ask no further, said the monk, but answer, whether you will deliver the summons? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | At length, he said, Do you know where you now are? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Aye, how came you by it? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Be quick- whose resemblance is it? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | But first of all, signor, whom do you suppose this man belonged to? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | But what have we here? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Can I believe that, of which I have no proof? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did any person suffer here? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did ever any body come here to seek pleasure? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you come to warn me of danger? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you ever insult a minister of the Catho- lic faith, in the church of the Spirito Santo, at Naples? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you never hear any report of his past life? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you never hear that he had a wife- a brother? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you not insult him while he was performing an act of holy penance? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you not think he resembled Spalatro? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you not, by insult and menace, force a pious brother to leave unperformed the act of penance in which he had engaged him- self? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Did you so? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do I not know you? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do n't you? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you hear any thing? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you know any thing of the history of this place, friend? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you know for whom you are plead- ing? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you know much about him, signor? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you know to whom it belongs, and who brought it hither? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you know what are the crimes that subject persons to the cognizance of the holy office? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you know who he is? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Do you know, too, for what purpose it was brought? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Does not what is dearer to me than existence does not my consequence depend on the execution of it? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Ellena said, Why are you so unhappy? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Ellena, confused, and not knowing what to reply, was for a moment silent, and then repeated her inquiry... Where did you first meet? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Have I not reason to doubt, replied Ellena, timidly, since I never witnessed them before? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Have you almost done? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Have you per- ceived any sound from her chamber lately? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Have you seen any one pass? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | He abandoned, therefore, for the present, terrific mea- sures, and, resuming his usual manner, proceeded in the examination, Where were you'arrested? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | He soon overtook her; when rudely seizing her arm, and gazing earnestly on her face, Who is it that you fear, said he; say who? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | His name? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | How could you know this, but from the voice of conscience? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | How could you suspect me, lady, of imprudence thus extravagant? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | How far is it to the inn? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | How far is the Santa della Pieta from the Vivaldi palace? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | I could tell such things that I have heard of him! a What became of the rest of the fa- mily? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | I do not remember to have heard you there, observed the confessor: and why did you not come forward, instead of retreating? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | I repeat, that I am not her confidant; how then is it to be suppos- ed I should know that they extended further than to imprisonment? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | In good time; but first what were your reasons? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | In what, then, have you failed? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Is it done? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Is it possible, said Vivaldi, again in- terrupting him; that heresy can be considered as a slight offence before the tribunal of the Inquisition? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Is she not also.beloved by the young Vivaldi?--have I already forgotten the church of the Spirito Santo? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Is she not also.beloved by the young Vivaldi?--have I already forgotten the church of the Spirito Santo? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Is she not dead? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | It had been shut up ever since-- What are you talking of now? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | It is past midnight, father, said Ellena, you may judge then how anxious I am to learn, what motive led you to my chamber at this lonely hour?. |
hvd.hwnnx2 | It was here that he- Fools are always wondering at the actions of those above them, said Sche- doni, testily: Where is the Baróne now? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Or am I tame and abject as my fortunes? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Presently Spalatro went out of the room for a plate to eat the fish on.- Out of the room? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Say, what is your name? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Schedoni still mused, and then mut- tered — The storm, say you? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Schedoni was silent, and then said Who, and what is it that you fear? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Shall I consent to my own condemnation? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Shall the spirit of my family yield for ever to circumstances? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | She paused, and then added, May I hope that my son will no longer be led from the observance of his duty?' |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Since when is it, that you have taken upon you to moralize? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Spalatro's eyes were still moving in horror, Do you see nothing? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | The monk spoke again, repeating in a severer tone, Did you never hear any thing extraordinary concerning father Schedoni? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | The morning dawns already, said the confessor, still more urgently: Do you falter? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | The name of the monk?, said the stranger, earnestly. |
hvd.hwnnx2 | The names of the witnesses? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | The place of his residence? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | They should do so, replied the guard, Whence come they? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | This man, then, this Spalatro, was connected with the Baróne di Cambrusca? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | To what are these visions, painted in blood, to lead? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Was any person arrested with you? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Was he an inquisitor? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Was she then professed? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What can private malice wish for more, than such a court of jus- tice, at which to arraign its enemy? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What did I demand to be brought here for, he cried, if it was not that I inight go shares with the signor in all his troubles? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What did I demand to be brought here for? — what was it for, if not to go shares with my maestro? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What did I demand to be brought here for? — what was it for, if not to go shares with my maestro? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What do those deserve, who delibe- rately utter falsehoods, continued the monk; who deceive and flatter young men to their destruction? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What do you know? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What family had this Baróne had he a wife at the time of this de- structive shock? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What fate? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What harm has she done me? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What idle dream are you relating now? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What is it you fear? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What is it you mean? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What makes you look at me so? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What reason have you for your suppo- sition? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What right have you to prevent my going shares with my master in his troubes? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What shewed itself? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What was in the sack? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What was the conse- quence of it? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What was the crime, then? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What was the ground of accusation? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | What was the noise? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Whence come those sounds? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Where did she reside at that period? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Where did this man live?, said the confessor. |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Where shall I set them? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Where! — Which way did he go? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Whither go you, and who are you? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Whither go you? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Who asks the ques-- tion? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Who would ven- ture to do his duty, if his name were to be exposed to the vengeance of the criminal, against whom he informs? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Whose portrait? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Why do you look so piteously upon me, father? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Why do you not say whose portrait that is? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Why is not this reason enough, signor? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Why should you wish to know? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Why, no, not absolutely that, said Schedoni, recollecting himself, but- what does the fellow do here? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | Yes, signor, replied the peasant, fixing his eyes on Schedoni; but what has his death to do with what I was telling? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | You are certain as to this? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | You are sure he was wounded? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | You are too well acquainted with the anxiety, which has long oppressed me; may I understand that the cause of it is removed? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | You doubt, then, the truth of what I assert? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | You have an enemy then? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | You know, nothing, then, of Sche- doni, resumed the monk, after a deep pause nothing of his past life? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | You · confess it, then? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | and, What did I demand to be brought here for? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | ans a stranger to you, called upon to do that, which you could perform yourself? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | asked Vivaldi; and what is the purpose of this visit? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | conceal whatever I may witness in this chamber, when I know that the most diabolical cruelties are hourly practised here? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | confess? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | confessor, and, at length, repeated, Did I say it was murder, signor? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | do you tremble? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | ere? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | exclaimed Schedoni, you are not satisfied then? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | exclaimed Vivaldi, is the tri- bunal at once the prosecutor, witness, and judge? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | exclaimed the Marchesa, with the quicksightedness of suspicion, while all her dissimulation yielded to the urgency of her fear, Have you failed? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | how hap- pened that? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | is not this better than those dark woods and hills? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | it is something like; Well, what happened to this old dotard? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | no more than guessed? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | observed Ellena; was that design so atrocious? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | out of the fryingpan into the fire ” with him; but what could he.do? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | repeated Ellena What is the meaning of all this? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | repeated Ellena, in accents softening into tenderness, Why should I reproach my father? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | repeated the confessor, Where is this frenzy of fear to end? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | repeated the confessor; why do you linger? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | repeated the peasant, Schedoni was silent, but, in the next instant, said, Did you not say it was a murder? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | said El- lena to the confessor; was he not of the same stature and air? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | said Schedoni, sharply; and pray where was you when you saw so much? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | said Vivaldi,-Can your tora tures make him guilty? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | said he, Does she sleep, think you? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | said the con- fessor, and how long are these cowardly scruples to last? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | said the confessor; Was this Spalatro?.. |
hvd.hwnnx2 | said the man, whose spirit was now aroused, has your courage failed too, signor? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | she continued, had you discovered the cruel designs of Spalatro? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | that he had been the partner of her intentional guilt? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | the fellow, instead of assisting me in the pursuit? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | these signs of paternal affection? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | tion? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | tions, all consciousness of evil intention, and of the singularity of his situation, What do you fear? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | was there nobody in the house? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | what business had he to be so curious? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | what did you see? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | what do such deserve? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | what has he to do with your story, then? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | why goaw you so your nether lip? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | · The inquisitor proceeded, You per- sist, then, in withholding the truth? |
hvd.hwnnx2 | • What house? |
hvd.32044018937797 | 173 what was sought? |
hvd.32044018937797 | 297 “ And what? ” said his father, looking sharply and steadily at him. |
hvd.32044018937797 | All this comforted me a little; but, I asked, how were we ever to escape? |
hvd.32044018937797 | And here she was found — dead, is she not, monsieur? |
hvd.32044018937797 | And then thine uncle( thou rememberest?) |
hvd.32044018937797 | And then wilt thou obey, even as Samuel did? ” “ No; indeed I can not! ” she answered, briskly. |
hvd.32044018937797 | And what was man's mercy in such times of panic? |
hvd.32044018937797 | And where was Manasseh? |
hvd.32044018937797 | At length Faith rose, end spoke: “ Mother, what is it? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Aunt Fanny too — was this to be the end of all her cares for me? |
hvd.32044018937797 | But he was dead — dead — killed by the fall! ” “ Then he is safe at the bottom of the sea? ” said Ellis, with hungry eagerness. |
hvd.32044018937797 | But how could we? |
hvd.32044018937797 | But now, for the first time, she spoke: “ Which way did you come when he brought you here first? ” I pointed, I could not speak. |
hvd.32044018937797 | But who knows? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Captain Holdernesse paused a moment, and then said: “ Is this house Ralph Hickson's? ” “ It is, ” said the young man, in a slow, deep voice. |
hvd.32044018937797 | Could she imagine he believed his father's words, and had left her, in this her sore trouble and bereavement? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Could she indeed be possessed by a demon and be indeed a witch, and yet till now have been unconscious of it? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Did you hear nothing else? ” A long pause. |
hvd.32044018937797 | Dost thou feel aversism or re- pugnance to him in any way? ” And to all this, what could I say? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Dost thou feel aversism or re- pugnance to him in any way? ” And to all this, what could I say? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Had I never missed Valentin — that handsome young lad who carried up the wood into my salon? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Had I not heard? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Had I not seen it in the Gazette? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Have you not seen me when I was, as it were, possessed with a devil? ” He spoke calmly, sadly, but as under deep convic- tion. |
hvd.32044018937797 | He needed a woman to take care of him, and who so fit- ting as his wife's elder sister? |
hvd.32044018937797 | How can I undo it? |
hvd.32044018937797 | How can I? ” And she LOIS THE WITCH. |
hvd.32044018937797 | How can he build a nest, when the old bird has got all the moss and the feathers? |
hvd.32044018937797 | How could I help it? |
hvd.32044018937797 | How could Lois help thinking of the past, and speculating on the future, as she sat on Boston pier, at this breathing- time of her life? |
hvd.32044018937797 | How? ” “ By being what you are. |
hvd.32044018937797 | I asked him, as carelessly as I could, how the old miller was now? |
hvd.32044018937797 | I didna like to ask thee afore him, but how's yon poor beast? ” “ Very ailing, belike. |
hvd.32044018937797 | I wonder how long I might wriggle, before great and godly folk would take so much notice of me? |
hvd.32044018937797 | If it were either of those friendly two, what would become of the other — of her uncle, her aunt, herself? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Is it a month's wage, and a month's warning? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Is them your manners? |
hvd.32044018937797 | It's not his fault. ” “ Which on us said it were? ” asked Nathan, rather put out. |
hvd.32044018937797 | Les Chauffeurs, who were they? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Might she yet live? |
hvd.32044018937797 | My father would have been glad to return to his old mode of bachelor life, but what could he do with two little children? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Seek out Pastor Nolan wherever he may be, and have speech of him after he has read the letter. ” “ Can not Nattee take it? ” asked Lois. |
hvd.32044018937797 | Shall I tell thee, cousin Lois? ” “ No! |
hvd.32044018937797 | So, hastily recapitulating much that he had learned from Nathan, he said, “ You believed it was your son's voice asking to be let in? ” “ Ay! |
hvd.32044018937797 | The lady would like to know all about it, would she? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Then I crept to the door, and answered, “ Are you alone? ” asked I. |
hvd.32044018937797 | Then a low, clear “ Yes. ” “ What? ” “ Our Benjamin asking us for to let him in. |
hvd.32044018937797 | Then she asked, “ Why? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Thou wouldst fain not be the bearer of this letter? ” “ I will take it, ” said Lois, meekly. |
hvd.32044018937797 | To some she could be as cold and reserved as need be, deaf to all inquiries save one — where else they could find accommodation? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Was it Lassie's bark — my brother's collie? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Was it yet in her power? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Was it, indeed, true that she was to die? |
hvd.32044018937797 | We wunnot grudge him his fling, will we, Bess, my wench? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What care I? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What did her cousin mean? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What do I say? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What evil thought has got hold of thee? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What for do ye want to get baker's bread, aunt? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What is to be done? ” “ Yet Scripture says that we are not to suffer witches in the land, ” said Lois, slowly. |
hvd.32044018937797 | What may be his name, for I should like to know it? ” “ You do n't quite apprehend me, father. |
hvd.32044018937797 | What said he? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What should make you distrust the Indian woman? ” “ Oh! |
hvd.32044018937797 | What was it? ” The old man's eyes fixed themselves upon his questioner, with the look of a creature brought to bay. |
hvd.32044018937797 | What was the harm of my seeking my father's unopened letter to me in my hus- band's study? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What was this? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What would she think of his absence? |
hvd.32044018937797 | What would they think of it at home — real, dear home at Barford, in England? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Whence came that ominous, unearthly whistle? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Whether of the past or of the future, who could tell? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Who knows where he is now? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Why so, cousin? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Why wonder you, mother, that I, of all men, strive to learn the exact nature of witchcraft, and for that end study the word of God? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Wilt like to come? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Wilt thou arise before daylight, and bear this letter from me to Pastor Nolan's lodg- ings? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Would they ever come and see her? |
hvd.32044018937797 | Would they make merry over the heir's departure? |
hvd.32044018937797 | You did not know what you said just now, did you? ” But Prudence writhed away from her approach, and screamed out, as if stricken with fresh agony. |
hvd.32044018937797 | You hardly know the limits of the natural powers; how then can you define the supernatural? |
hvd.32044018937797 | You would, Mistress Barclay, I am sure? ” But he said it in a questioning tone. |
hvd.32044018937797 | and is she then to die in this fearful delirium? |
hvd.32044018937797 | and why are you so wet? |
hvd.32044018937797 | beg to be taken into his wigwam, ahjuring faith and race for ever? |
hvd.32044018937797 | do you think I am a witch? ” And now Lois was standing up, holding by Grace's cloak, and trying to read her face. |
hvd.32044018937797 | evidently true?) |
hvd.32044018937797 | hear you not that I end where all would fain end? |
hvd.32044018937797 | so loving as she was, so devoted to her child — how should he console her? |
hvd.32044018937797 | the baron, what will he say? ” and so she went on. |
hvd.32044018937797 | there again? ” said Elder Hawkins. |
hvd.32044018937797 | thinkest thou that Hota really had bewitched her? |
hvd.32044018937797 | were really she who had brought on the illness of Prudence, the derangement of Manasseh's mind? |
hvd.32044018937797 | — Do you know? |
hvd.32044018937797 | — could it be true, that Satan had obtained the terrific power over her and her will, of which she had heard and read? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Ah, Lois, when I am by you I forget all my troubles — will the day never come when you will listen to the voice that speaks to me continually?" |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ And what may that be? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ But where? ” and he looked up at the storm- tossed clouds coming up from windward. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Did any of mine ever wrong you? ” she asked, after a time. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Didst ever hear of this mad plan afore, Bessy? ” “ No, never! ” Her voice came muffled, and changed from under her apron. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Do n’t you know the way home? ” asked I. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Do n’t you know? ” said he, heavily. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Dost thou know any fault or crime in this man that should prevent God's blessing from resting on thy marriage with him? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Front door is open, say'st thou? ” said John, arm- ing himself with a pitchfork, while the cow- doctor took some other implement. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Have you heard? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ How's my eyes changed sin last thou sawst them, ” she asked, “ that thou must be telling me about'em i. that fashion? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ I should think, sir — ” “ Sir ” — whatten for dost thou “ sir'me? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ It concerns life and death, you say? ” “ Yes! ” said Faith, in quite a different tone of voice. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Lois, ” said she, “ wilt thou do me a favour? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Master Hickson received his sister's letter, did he not? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ So thou dost not like Pastor Tappau's prayers? ” she whispered. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ What did she say? ” I asked. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ What is it, my wench? ” asked Grace. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ What is the matter, father? ” asked Nest, be- wildered. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ What is to tell? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ What means this? ” said she, addressing herself more to Lois than to her son, anger flashing out of her deep- set eyes. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Whatten ever does he mean, ” said Hester to her niece, as soon as they were alone, “ by a'them maks and wearlocks? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Where are ye? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Where have you been? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Where is my mother? ” “ At a prayer meeting at Pastor Tappau's. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Who are you? ” But she knew – knew quite well. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Who knows what may be listening? ” The pair were silent, in a kind of nameless terror, till they heard Ellis Pritchard's loud whisper. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Why did you send him away, Lois? |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Why look ye at me in that manner? ” asked he. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Why should she? ” But Lois did not reply. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Will you ask Frau Scherer who this is? ” My friend repeated my question, and received a long reply in German. |
hvd.32044018937797 | “ Yes; he came home that night — and your hus- band went down to let him in? ” “ Well! |
hvd.hn3kdk | ... Do you think I will be contradicted and opposed for nothing? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Am I to answer for everything that goes wrong in the world? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And by whom was she now torn from his indignation? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And do you expect that mankind will ever forget, or forgive such a deed? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And so you can scold, can you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And so, do you see? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And were you fool enough to believe that any obstinacy, however determined, could enable you to despise the keen rebuke of justice? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And who are you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And yet what was my fault? |
hvd.hn3kdk | And, in a concern that is so completely my own, shall my will go for nothing? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Are learning, sen- sibility, and taste no securities to exempt their pos- sessor from this vulgar abuse? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Are not you continually singing the praises of Falkland? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Are you in love with Falkland? |
hvd.hn3kdk | But if I had no fortune, is not that the case with a thousand other folks? |
hvd.hn3kdk | But ought I not to turn again when I am trampled upon? |
hvd.hn3kdk | But pray, do not you think this great hero was a sort of a madman? |
hvd.hn3kdk | By a contrary conduct we shall merely present a comedy for the amuse- ment of our acquaintance. ” “ Do you think so? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Can you bring her back to life, as you have driven her out of it? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Can you hear her name, and not sink into the earth? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Can you recollect her virtues, her innocence, her spotless manners, her unresentful temper, and not run distracted with remorse? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Can you retire into solitude, and not see her pale and patient ghost rising to reproach you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Can- not you read? ”: “ This is all a trick! |
hvd.hn3kdk | Clare, why could not I have died in your stead? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Contemptible wretch, that has nothing of the man about him'Must he perpetually trample upon his betters? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Could I ever inflict upon you such injuries as you have made me suffer? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Could an amusement of this sort be dangerous? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Depend upon it, I will have no gen- tlemen on my estateſ I will off with them, root and branch, bag and baggage| So, do you hear, sir? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Did it really contain such an extent of arguments and application, that nobody but I was discerning enough to see? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Did not you read it? ” CALEB WHLLIAMS. |
hvd.hn3kdk | Did you ever read, Williams, of a man more gallant, generous, and free? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Did you think I were such a goose, to take all this trouble merely to gratify your whim? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Do not you know you have been voted out? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Do you think I could bear to see that? ” “ No, no. |
hvd.hn3kdk | Do you think I will let anybody else choose a husband for me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Do you think you shall watch my privacies with impu- nity? ” I attempted to defend myself. |
hvd.hn3kdk | Do you think, strumpet, that you shall get the better of me by sheer impudence? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Do’ee think ee can creep out at the key- hole lovey? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Have I been nursing a viper in my bosom? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Have I ever done any thing to deserve your unkind suspicions? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Have not I, thinks I, arms and legs as well as other people? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Having recovered himself, he inquired, why then, that being the case, I did not quit his service? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Hawkins, I think, is your name? |
hvd.hn3kdk | He appeared to muse for a moment upon what I had said, and then asked what reason I could have to complain of Mr. Falkland? |
hvd.hn3kdk | How can it fail to do so? |
hvd.hn3kdk | How can she be in Mr. Tyrrel's debt? |
hvd.hn3kdk | How can you ask such a question? |
hvd.hn3kdk | How dare you look down upon your equals? ” “ Indeed, sir, I am not proud. |
hvd.hn3kdk | How many hundred thousands of lives did he sacrifice in his career? |
hvd.hn3kdk | How must he suppose I came to that place? |
hvd.hn3kdk | How then can we be of a different family? ” “ From the strongest reason in the world. |
hvd.hn3kdk | I am unable to cope with you: what then 2 Can that circumstance dishonour me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | I am very happy as I am: why should I be married? ”- “ Silence your prating! |
hvd.hn3kdk | I confess, sir, I did read the letter. ” “ And how dared you read it? |
hvd.hn3kdk | I must obey orders. ” “ Orders? |
hvd.hn3kdk | I tell you, she is in a high fever; she is light- headed; it would be death to remove her| You are bailiffs, are not you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | I want nothing of you: how dare you refuse me the privilege of a reasonable being, to live unmolested in poverty and innocence? |
hvd.hn3kdk | I will never believe that l — No, never! ”- “ Will you come with me, and convince your eyes? |
hvd.hn3kdk | I will never marry Grimes, happen what will. ” “ But how will you help yourself? |
hvd.hn3kdk | If I encountered him, what chance had I of victory? |
hvd.hn3kdk | If I had been guilty, should I not have embraced the opportunity? |
hvd.hn3kdk | If I were de- feated, what was the penalty I had to suffer? |
hvd.hn3kdk | If I were your enemy, should not I have reason? |
hvd.hn3kdk | In short, I am determined she shall marry this lad; you do not know any harm of him, do you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | In the devil's name, madam, do you think he would write poetry if he could do any thing better? ” The conversation did not stop here. |
hvd.hn3kdk | Is it for you to ask that question? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Is not my estate my own: What signifies calling it mine, if I am not to have the direction of it? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Is not the man my tenant? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Is that a reason you should hinder his preferment? ” “ Nay, pray, your honour, hear me. |
hvd.hn3kdk | It seems, too, you know — accursed remembrance — that I was accused of this crime? ” I was silent. |
hvd.hn3kdk | It was an instantaneous impulse, a short- lived and passing alienation of mind; but what must Mr. Falkland think of that alienation? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Look at it. ” “ Lord Almighty 1"exclaimed Mrs. Hammond, “ what does this mean? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Marry Mr. Grimes'And is this the way to bring me to your purpose? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Might not I as well desire you to leave the county, as you desire me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Miserable sentence 1 And, if it were, what security had I against the injustice of a man, vigilant, capricious, and criminal? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Mr. Grimes, what do you mean? ” “ Come, come, ” said he, “ never trouble your- self to wonder. |
hvd.hn3kdk | Our family have you the impu- dence to think yourself one of our family? ” “ Why, sir, was not your grandpapa my grand- papa? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Our family have you the impu- dence to think yourself one of our family? ” “ Why, sir, was not your grandpapa my grand- papa? |
hvd.hn3kdk | She died in these arms. ” “ Died? |
hvd.hn3kdk | She started, and cried, “ Are we dis- covered? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Sit down rest you satisfied 1 – So you want to know by what right you are here, do you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | So I only asked him what he did that for, and whether he had not more conscience than to spoil people's crops o'that fashion? |
hvd.hn3kdk | That indeed was past; but what was it that fate had yet in reserve for me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | The accused expostulated with their persecutor, and asked him how he could be so barbarous as to per- sist in frightening a woman? |
hvd.hn3kdk | This lad is my favourite, my comfort, and the stay of my age. ” “ Well, and what then? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Though I am a plain working man, your honour, do you see? |
hvd.hn3kdk | True; and how many hundreds are there that live from hand to mouth all the days of their life? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Tyrrel, ” said he, “ I am come to have an amicable explanation with you. ” “ Explanation? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Tyrrell sir — have a care! ” “ Of what, sir?—Do you threaten me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Upon my life, the whole country will cry shame of it. ” “ Barnes| What do you mean? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Was it not enough that I was publicly dishonoured? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Was it possible, after all, that Mr. Falkland should be the murderer? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Was this the life upon which I had entered with such warm and sanguine expecta- tion? |
hvd.hn3kdk | We will do her no harm; except so far as we must perform our office, be it how it will. ” “ Where would you take her? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Well then, added I, if it be such as would not be admitted at a criminal tribunal, am I sure it is such as I ought to admit? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Well, and what did you say to the letter? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Were you such a fool as to think, because men pay respect to wealth and rank, this would ex- tend to such a deed? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What do I owe you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What do you mean by that? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What do you mean? ” “ Who? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What do you mean? ” “ Who? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What do you tell me of Mr. Falkland? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What does this mean? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What have I done, that I should deserve to have you for an enemy? ” “ I am not your enemy. |
hvd.hn3kdk | What is it you know? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What is it you mean to do? ” “ To the county jail. |
hvd.hn3kdk | What is it you mean? ” At this moment Emily opened her eyes. |
hvd.hn3kdk | What is it you want? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What must he think of this? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What power is able to hold in chains a mind ardent and determined? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What right have you to make a prisoner of me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | What though My first sweetheart was Bet Butterfield; but what of that? |
hvd.hn3kdk | When did you ever know anybody re- sist my will without being made to repent'And shall I now be browbeaten by a chitty- faced girl? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Where do you expect to find the hearts of flint that shall sympathize with yours? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Who killed her? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Who told you that I wished to part with you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Whose orders? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Why are not you gone? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Why could not I speak the expostulations of my heart, or propose the compromise I meditated? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Why do you trifle with me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Why should I grieve, for what they bear and are merry? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Why should we be enemies? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Why should we both of us be forced to do what neither of us is inclined to? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Why trouble me with your prophecies and forebodings? ” “ Because it is necessary to your happiness! |
hvd.hn3kdk | Will it be wise in us to exchange this prospect for the fruits of strife? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Will you do that? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Would you lay down this rule for yourself, and suffer no other creature to take the benefit of it? |
hvd.hn3kdk | You are not murderers? ” “ The law says nothing about that. |
hvd.hn3kdk | You are not used to have your will contradicted When did I ever contra- dict it? |
hvd.hn3kdk | You expect everybody to turn out of his way, and fetch and carry, just as you please? |
hvd.hn3kdk | You have a lease, have you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | You have not forgotten all the kindness you once had for me? ” added she, anxiously. |
hvd.hn3kdk | You know, it seems, that Hawkins was hanged. ” “ I say, sir? |
hvd.hn3kdk | Your mo- ther left me a hundred pounds: have you ever offered to make any addition to my fortune? |
hvd.hn3kdk | a pretty pass things are come to, if a lease can protect such fellows as you against the lord of a manor But you are for a trial of skill? |
hvd.hn3kdk | and after this will not you give me a reward? ” “ A reward Ay, come here, and I will give you a kiss. ”-- “ No, that is not it. |
hvd.hn3kdk | did not I hear you speak? ” Grimes ad- vanced on tiptoe with his finger to his lip. |
hvd.hn3kdk | she is not dead — it can not be — it is not a week since she left this house. ” “ Do not you believe me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | that I was deprived, by the pestilential influence of some demon, of the op- portunity of avenging my dishonour? |
hvd.hn3kdk | was it for this that I took you up, when Mr. Underwood dis- missed you for your insolence to him? |
hvd.hn3kdk | who are you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | you to exercise your ingenuity, and improve your power of tormenting? |
hvd.hn3kdk | | human creature? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ A writ? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Accursed blasphemy I Did these authors think that, by the coarseness of their ribaldry, they could destroy his well- earned fame? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ And so the little dear thought itself cunning enough to outwit me, did it? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Clitus, ” said I, “ was a man of very coarse and provoking manners, was he not? ” Mr. Falkland felt the full force of this appeal. |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Do you know what it is you have done? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Forgot? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Here? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ How came this conversa- tion? ” cried he. |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ How do you do, my dear? ” said she, with an insulting tone. |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ How now, rascal! ” cried he; “ you want to leave me, do you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ If she be dead, what is that to me? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Is this the end of genius, virtue, and ex- cellence 2 Is the luminary of the world thus for ever gone? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Much better, ” said Mr. Clare, in a voice inward and hardly articulate; “ the struggle is now over; I have finished my part; farewell? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Now, have not I done it nicely? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Oh, ho, you are a gentleman, are you? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Stop! ” exclaimed Emily with surprise; “ why should we stop? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Villain! ” cried he, “ what has brought you here? ” I hesitated a confused and irresolute answer. |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ What is in the wind now? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ What noise is that? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Where is my child? ” cried she, and cast an anxious and piercing look among the surrounding crowd. |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Who gave you a right to be my confidant? |
hvd.hn3kdk | “ Why do you come in here? |
hvd.32044087177788 | + But who art thou, and whence comest thou? |
hvd.32044087177788 | - Look here, then, is this no witch's salve*, which the beadle took out of thy coffer last night?- Is this no witch's salve, eh? |
hvd.32044087177788 | - Look here, then, is this no witch's salve*, which the beadle took out of thy coffer last night?- Is this no witch's salve, eh? |
hvd.32044087177788 | .-Whether the devil had been livingt with her? |
hvd.32044087177788 | 131 Questio.-Whether she could bewitch? |
hvd.32044087177788 | 133 devil; item, brought the caterpillars into her father's orchard? |
hvd.32044087177788 | 145 not better return, seeing that night was fast drawing on? |
hvd.32044087177788 | 159 Q.--Whether she had heard that she has flown out of the chimney? |
hvd.32044087177788 | 201 likely to be her window, and called: “ Maria, my dear daughter, where art thou?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | 213? |
hvd.32044087177788 | 59 way) lifted up his hands on high for joy, and said: that he had never seen such a blessing in amber; and how had l come thereby? |
hvd.32044087177788 | ; item, St. James ii., the same thing? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Abraham, must I teach you the scripture? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Abraham? ” Aye, pray what could I say to it than all that was good? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Abraham? ” Aye, pray what could I say to it than all that was good? |
hvd.32044087177788 | And as the spirit of our Lord Jesus Christ began to cry in my heart: “ Abba, father? |
hvd.32044087177788 | And as we now run out of doors, he, though at a distance, called out to my little daughter, in Latin: “ Quo modo stat ducissima virgo? |
hvd.32044087177788 | And when I asked her, wherefore not? |
hvd.32044087177788 | And when I asked her: when her husband would return? |
hvd.32044087177788 | And wouldest thou that I, howsoever detesting the flesh, should sin, and that not once only, but again and again, without return even until death? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Are tempests, then, about this season of the year of so rare occurrence, that the wicked enemy only could produce them? |
hvd.32044087177788 | At what time didst thou ever receive testimony from me touching this righteous maiden?-Thou liest, if thou maintainest this! ” And when Dn. |
hvd.32044087177788 | Be this however as it may; Summa: I was not a little dismayed at his report, and enquired of him what he now thought of the Amtshauptmann? |
hvd.32044087177788 | But ah, thou most blessed God!--promising and keeping are two very different things? |
hvd.32044087177788 | But as his hand hit the beadle, he lifted hiirself up, and asked what he wanted? |
hvd.32044087177788 | But before I could even utter a word, she tore away from him and cried: “ Ay, thou wicked servant, shall I accuse thee unto the judges? |
hvd.32044087177788 | But he asked, wherefore had I come hither with her? |
hvd.32044087177788 | But the Amtshauptmann answered: “ Can you not? |
hvd.32044087177788 | But where do you read, that a man has been saved who hath taken his own life and that of his father wittingly? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Can you not make it out, when you think of the eels? ” Hereupon Dn. |
hvd.32044087177788 | Consul again shook his head, and finally asked her: If she would have an Advocate, or commit every thing to the best judgment of the court? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Consul again shuddered so that his very beard shook, and spake; “ What, knowest thou Latin in troth? ” And when I had answered him this ques. |
hvd.32044087177788 | Consul held a letter in his hand, and after he spat out three times, he began: “ Wilt thou still deny, thou hardened witch? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Consul whether every one that dieth( even a poor malefactor), had power to leave all that he had to whatever person he listeth? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Did I not forbid thee to go to the mount by night? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Ego: What then had she wrought? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Et ego peccarem cum quavis destatione carnis et non semel, sed iterum atque iterum sine reversione usque ad mortem? |
hvd.32044087177788 | For His Majesty asked how far it was to Swine, and whether there were many foreign troops there? |
hvd.32044087177788 | For pray tell me of what avail could this have been to her, even had she understood the craft? |
hvd.32044087177788 | For verily I myself wept for joy, like my child, and therefore answered:"Wherefore should it not be my will, seeing that it is God's will? |
hvd.32044087177788 | For what happened on the coming Saturday? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Have I deserved this at your hands? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Hereupon I answered, that in troth I had not read the same;( for say, who can read all that fools write?) |
hvd.32044087177788 | How am I to reward thee forit?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | How many devils had she? |
hvd.32044087177788 | How should God- even the most pitiful- pardon mine utter wretchedness in this? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Howbeit it had no effect; for he thought: any child could clearly perceive that God nad not caused this tempest, or bewitched the bridge? |
hvd.32044087177788 | I became almost wrathful thereat, and I said to her: “ Wherefore hast thou not been at church? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Illa.—What? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Ille.—That might be possible, but not until then should she have any money? |
hvd.32044087177788 | In the meantime he asked the Amtshauptmann, whether he had kept the Reat in bonds? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Is it true that Satan appeared unto thee, on the Streckelberg, as a hairy giant? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Is it true that thou hast departed from the living God, and given thyself up unto Satan? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Is it true that thou hast had a spirit called Disidaemonia, who baptized thee anew, and with whom thou hast had unnatural contamination? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Is it true that thou hast wrought all manner of evil unto the cattle? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Is not the history itself the most interesting novel? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Luckily, however, I soon said to myself: “ Why should I do so? |
hvd.32044087177788 | O Lord Jesus, thou that hast said:"What man is there of you that if his children ask bread will give them a stone? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Of what avail was all this witchcraft to him? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.- Wherefore had we concealed this discovery? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.---But wherefore, seeing that she was guiltless, had she promised another pig when her father's sow brought forth her young? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.--In what case was it availing? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.--So then she can not bewitch? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.--Then had she not bewitched this either? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.--Whether in the morning she had never missed a broom- stick, or an oven- fork? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.--Who had taught her this? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-How, and when did he come by his death? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-What she had wrought there? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-What was the name of that devil? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-What were the names of those merchants? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Whence came so much amber in the Streckel- berg? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Wherefore did she falter? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Whether she could unbewitch? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Whether she had at any time been on the Blocksberg? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Whether she had never heard that Rea had had some doings with witchcraft, or bewitched this or that person? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Whether the wood- pecker was not the devil, who himself had come to fetch old Seden? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Whether then the devil had there appeared unto her without invocation? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Why did she change colour again?-wherefore, she ought for God's sake to think of her salvation, and confess the truth. |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-Wilt thou still persist in denying the truth? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.-“What chaste virgin, troth, would ever bathe in the open sea? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.—Then it would in like manner be an odd ques- tion, I trow, wherefore Kate Berow's little pig had perished? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.—What then had come to Staffer Zuter, his speckled cow, the which had perished in her sight? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.—When had she gone to the mount- by day or by night? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.—Wherefore was it not availing in aftertimes? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Q.—Whether she had anything else yet to say? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Quid? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Quomodo clementissimus Deus hoc sceleratis- sima ignoscere posset? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Should she do anything to his cattle? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Then I asked her if she would be able to wander one or two milest a day? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Then left I all standing and lying, and ran up to the carriage, humbly asking: whither they thought of taking my child? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Then went I up to him and asked what had come to the people? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Thereupon I invited him into the room, for that he was my magis- trate appointed by God, and asked humbly: what his worship desired of me? |
hvd.32044087177788 | This at last vexed the Amtshauptmann, who asked him: whether they had* Innocence, what is Innocence? |
hvd.32044087177788 | This displeased the younker, and he said: “ aye dearest maiden, you wist not how to thank God and me for your deliverance, and yet speak you thus?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | This message cheered my spirits again, and I asked the lad: whether he had also come to bear witness against my poor child? |
hvd.32044087177788 | What has happened?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | What hast thou to do on the mount by night? |
hvd.32044087177788 | What have I done? |
hvd.32044087177788 | What? |
hvd.32044087177788 | When I came to myself a little, and the audacious fellow saw our general confusion, he cried out grinning at the court: “ Is’t out? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whence I conjured bim to tell me in troth, what horrible suspicion against me had gotten among the people? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Where is now His princely Grace? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Where- fore I beckoned unto him that he should stop, and asked him: Wherefore he ran away from me, his confessor? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Where- upon the younker wended himself to me, asking what I said thereto? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Wherefore I cried: “ Thou child of my heart, how camest thou by this, God's boon?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | Wherefore she took me aside directly, asking, what is to be done? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Wherefore, said he, did I not instantly follow the Swedish King? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether and where Satan had re- baptised her? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether any of her neighbours had been pre- sent on her baptism, and who they were? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether she could bewitch? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether she had become gravidatus by the devil, or begotten an oaf, and in what form? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether she had discovered that Rea had an evil spirit, and in what form? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether she had not committed fornication with that hateful Satan, and had fleshly intercourse with him? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether she had there invoked the devil? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether the evil spirit had not given her some mark or sign about her body, and where? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Whether then she had no knowledge also of this salve that had been found in Rea's coffer? |
hvd.32044087177788 | Wilt thou still deny that thou hast bewitched old Paasch's little maid with a cake?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | about the room like a worm?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | aforetime St. Petrum?? |
hvd.32044087177788 | aforetime St. Petrum?? |
hvd.32044087177788 | citavit, ut communionem gacias cum inimicis meis et non intelligas: in tali vita esse mortem, et in tali morte vitam? |
hvd.32044087177788 | has she confessed? ” whereupon Dn. |
hvd.32044087177788 | hast thou forgotten what thou hast already to answer for? ” Whereupon, however, he answered: “ Lawk, lawk, how modest!" |
hvd.32044087177788 | is't out? |
hvd.32044087177788 | ling to bear thee, thou sweet cross of my Bridegroom and Brother?" |
hvd.32044087177788 | not conceiving that there is death in such a life, and life in such a death? |
hvd.32044087177788 | or come to Mellen- thin myself for his testimony, seeing that I knew what he thought of witches? |
hvd.32044087177788 | what aileth thee dear maiden? |
hvd.32044087177788 | whether he thought that my little daughter had bewitched her little god- child? |
hvd.32044087177788 | who sayeth then, that she should give up the salvation of her soul? |
hvd.32044087177788 | will no one speak? |
hvd.32044087177788 | wood, he instanly arose.-why?-will I not say, but let every one judge for himself. |
hvd.32044087177788 | “ Say Father Abraham which is the greater sin: to commit fornication, or take the life of two men?' |
hvd.32044087177788 | “ Who,"said she, “ should then make up her grave and bedeck it with flowers? |
mdp.39015013472009 | O how canſt thou renounce the boundleſs ſtore Of charms which nature to her vot’ry yields? mdp.39015013472009 # Can Muſic's voice, can Beauty's eye, Can Painting's glowing hand ſupply A charm ſo ſuited to my mind, As blows this hollow guſt of wind? mdp.39015013472009 * “ Why is it ſo, my dear fir? |
mdp.39015013472009 | - What is it that diſturbs you now?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | 5 was dame( 363)* dame Clairval, “ I hope nothing has oc- curred, this evening, particularly to die ſtreſs you? ” “ Alas, yes! |
mdp.39015013472009 | 6 Whither( 321) “ Whither have you been rambling fo- early? ” ſaid Madame Cheron, as her niece entered the breakfaſt.room. |
mdp.39015013472009 | Are you indeed ſo willing to reſign me? |
mdp.39015013472009 | But how happened it that you did not forbid him? ” Emily was- ſilent. |
mdp.39015013472009 | Can a man of good character help having a diſagreeable face?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | Can you point out any way, by which I can affift, or conſole you?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | Do you know this hand?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | Do you ſee nothing tripping yonder? ” Einily laughed. |
mdp.39015013472009 | In a • few LO( 289) few moments, ſhe recovered herſelf, and, ſmiling faintly through her tears, faid,"- Can you excuſe this weakneſs? |
mdp.39015013472009 | Is yonder wave the ſun's eternal bed? |
mdp.39015013472009 | It is a fane, I fancy, which the rays fall upon. ”.. “ O yes, I ſee what you mean; and whon: does the chateau belong to? ”. |
mdp.39015013472009 | Of what, then, have we to com-- plain, ſo long as we are not in want of ne- ceſſaries? |
mdp.39015013472009 | Shall Spring to theſe fad ſcenes no more return? |
mdp.39015013472009 | She ſat for a moment motionleſs, and then, her diſſipated reaſon returning, “ What ſhould I fear?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | We are going to prayers;-:Will you attend L5 QUE: •( 226) our evening ſervice? |
mdp.39015013472009 | What has a man's face to do with his character? |
mdp.39015013472009 | What makes you ſo filent, child? |
mdp.39015013472009 | While, thro'the weſt, where links the crimſon day, Meek Twilight lowly fails, and waves her banners gray? |
mdp.39015013472009 | Who is that young man? ” ſaid her aunt, in an accent, which equally implied inquiſitiveneſs and cenſure. |
mdp.39015013472009 | Who touches that guitar ſo taſtefully? |
mdp.39015013472009 | Why do- you look ſo grave, child? |
mdp.39015013472009 | Why ſhould I not? |
mdp.39015013472009 | came her grief, and ſhe ventured to aſk, why this muſt be? |
mdp.39015013472009 | chioneſs. ” « Pray inform me what did hap- pen? ” ſaid Emily, with much emotion.. “ Alas! |
mdp.39015013472009 | common vivacity of his countenance: “ What has pleaſed you fo much? ” ſaid he. |
mdp.39015013472009 | could ſhe turn, and( 258) and not meet new objects to give acuteneſs to grief? |
mdp.39015013472009 | exclaimed Madame Clairval, “ what can be done? |
mdp.39015013472009 | fign, that to the liſt’ning ear of Heaven...; Religion's voice ſhould plead? |
mdp.39015013472009 | how do you do? |
mdp.39015013472009 | ing, Signor?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | is it already come to this? |
mdp.39015013472009 | is that all?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | journey. ” “ Am I then to be of the party, madam? ” ſaid Emily, with extreme ſurpriſe and emo- tion. |
mdp.39015013472009 | ments, or is it an echo I hear? ”. “ It is an echo, monſieur, I fancy. |
mdp.39015013472009 | miliating a miſtake? ” rejoined Madame Cheron. |
mdp.39015013472009 | row?". |
mdp.39015013472009 | ta"And was I, then, thought worthy of bi his eſteem? ” ſaid Valancourt, in a voice trembling with anxiety; then checking him. |
mdp.39015013472009 | the( 166) the peaſant, “ Do you mean that, with the turret, yonder? ”. |
mdp.39015013472009 | what light is yonder? |
mdp.39015013472009 | when did he die?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | which( 184) which is riſing above the turret yonder, ſecs below the woods on the left. ”., What turret?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | why( 105) why ſhould I not? |
mdp.39015013472009 | young? |
mdp.39015013472009 | « Father Denis! ” ſaid St. Aubert, who had liſtened to"narrative old age ” with patient attention, “ are we near a convent then?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Are there, indeed, many ſuch? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Can ſuch things be, And overcome us like a ſummer's cloud, Without our ſpecial wonder?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Did you know the Marquis, ſir? ” This is very extraordinary! ” ſaid St."· Aubert without attending to the queſtion. |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Do you underſtand theſe directions, my dear?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Moſt certainly, ” replied her aunt, “ how could you imagine we ſhould leave you behind? |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Nor will I affect to be inſenſible of this, ” replied Valancourt, adding mourn- fully"but what is to conſole me for my candour? |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ To whom does the chateau belong?" |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Well, but, my good friend, ” ſaid St. Aubert, “ has nobody had courage to follow the ſounds? |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ What are you afraid of then, my good friend? |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ What light is yonder, fir? ” ſaid ſhe. |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ Which is the way to the chateau in the woods? ” cried Michael." |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ You know him then? ” ſaid Madame Cheron. |
mdp.39015013472009 | “ You remember the late marchioneſs, then? ” ſaid St. Aubert in an altered voice. |
mdp.39015018449218 | And is a cold eentiment of gratitude all that I must expect from you? |
mdp.39015018449218 | And who will believe you? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Aye, this night, La Motte; if it is to he, why not •oon? mdp.39015018449218 But what?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | But where is he? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Can you then ao soon forget our conversation of this morning? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Do you doubt my sincerity, my lord, that you are silent? mdp.39015018449218 Do you know the people you have played with?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Have you the heart? mdp.39015018449218 How did you find the woman?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | How is my son, sir? |
mdp.39015018449218 | I am sorry to alarm you, my Lord, but here is some reason for apprehension; how long is it since you received the wound? |
mdp.39015018449218 | I fear the marquis may see me,said she, whispering"where is he?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Is it then possi- ble,heat length resumed,"that you do not under- stand? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Is there any hope, sir? |
mdp.39015018449218 | It iax my lord,said La Motte, immediately. —"If you fear to confide in me freely, how can I fully accomplish four purpose?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | It is the marquis then who is wounded,said Adeline;"the other gentleman is not hurt?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Let me ask, my lord, ihe meaning of this? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Must I leave you here? |
mdp.39015018449218 | My life, my lord; is it not already in your pow- er? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Need the question he asked? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Shall I never persuade you to give up that roman- tic notion of judging people by their faces? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Thank you dear aunt,said Clara; she will be removed then?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Ts there a heart that music can not melt? mdp.39015018449218 We are lately come from thence,"said Adeline,''may I ask to what part of Savoy you are going?'' |
mdp.39015018449218 | What is it you fear? |
mdp.39015018449218 | What security will you give me for your faith- fullness? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Why should you wish the death of Ade- line — of Adeline, whom so lately you loved? |
mdp.39015018449218 | You do not approve, then, of the method which I have somewhere heard of,said Adeline, of attend- ing to nature in these cases?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | —What do you mean?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | '; said he? |
mdp.39015018449218 | ** And who can know that our sep- aration will not be eternal,"said she,"even if I could consent to the marriage you propose? |
mdp.39015018449218 | 11 he, rising from his seat, and darting a look of me- nace at his accuser;"who dares to brand me with the name of deserter?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | 73 said she, am I certain that I should have resisted my inclinations if there had been any reason for op- posing them? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Adeline at length recollected herself sufficiently to thank her kind inquirer, and begged to know to- whom she was obliged and where she was? |
mdp.39015018449218 | After some general conversation,"well,"said the marquis,"have you considered what 1 said, and are you pie- pared to decide?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Against such an enemy whattould Theodore op- pose? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Are you indeed with friends?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Beneath the moon- beam's trembling glance, Has blest these shores 1 — What sprightly binul Have chas'd the waves uncheck'd by fear? |
mdp.39015018449218 | But methinks it would be better to avoid hlood- shed. — Strange secrets have been revealed by"—"Aye, but how avoid it?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | But what evil ha^e I incurred by indulg- ing them this evening? |
mdp.39015018449218 | But you seem ill, ma'amselle; what shall I get you?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Do you fear to repose a confidence in the man whom you have already loaded with obligation i? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Do you understand me now?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Do you understand me now?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Do you wish for life?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Has the mar- quis mentioned him?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | I always adopt a method directly contrary to what- she would sug- gest; for what can be the use of Art, if she is only to follow nature? |
mdp.39015018449218 | I think I have heard you hint it was an affair of honor?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Is the room where she is confined sufficiently secure? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Is there who ne'er the myotic transports felt Of solitude and mctancholij born? |
mdp.39015018449218 | La Motte meditated how to break this to his wrTe, for he perceived there was no other method ofcoun? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Louis still hesitated. —"Is it — o is it? — I conjure you tell me the worst at once,"said she, in'a voice of agony. |
mdp.39015018449218 | Of what then have I to accuse myself? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Shall I never — never more behold it? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Still she urged her questions;"Tell me if he lives?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | THE ROMANCE"Oh, my lord, can you doubt this? |
mdp.39015018449218 | Tell me therefore, is it necessary I should say more?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | There are times and circumstances, and opportunities — you comprehend my meaning?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | These reflections produced others that filled her heart with anguish and h&r eyes with tear?. |
mdp.39015018449218 | What can be expected of nim who says, it is his nature to be mean and selfish? |
mdp.39015018449218 | What print of fairy feet is here On Neptune's smooth and yellow sands? |
mdp.39015018449218 | What route shall you take when we leave the forest, Peter?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | Yet why do I rejoice? |
mdp.39015018449218 | You are silent, La Motte; are you not of my opinion?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | a?' |
mdp.39015018449218 | ami right in trusting this business with you? |
mdp.39015018449218 | could you think thus, if you truly loved? |
mdp.39015018449218 | is he killed?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | is he wounded? |
mdp.39015018449218 | is it possible?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | may I be- lieve you are desirous of serving me, and of preserv- ing yourself?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | rejoined Theodore;"would you go to a convent? |
mdp.39015018449218 | replied Adeline;"and can you think so lightly of me as to believe 1 would profess a regard, which I do not feel? |
mdp.39015018449218 | what of my son?" |
mdp.39015018449218 | who lives by your mercy, and almost by your means?" |
hvd.hwikhx | A fire- elemental, ” he cried, “ a fire- elemental of the most powerful and malignant kind"A what? |
hvd.hwikhx | A good woman? ” asked John Silence quietly. hvd.hwikhx And how do you propose to make it visible? |
hvd.hwikhx | And how long did you take getting downstairs? |
hvd.hwikhx | And now can you tell me,he said presently,"what your own feeling about it is — your general impression? |
hvd.hwikhx | And the result of your investigations — these stories, I mean? |
hvd.hwikhx | And the stories? hvd.hwikhx And this material?" |
hvd.hwikhx | And what do you make of the Frenchman in the train? |
hvd.hwikhx | And you think,asked Pender hastily, “ that it is all primarily due to the Cannabis? |
hvd.hwikhx | Any impression who it could have been? ” asked the doctor, now listening with close attention to every word, very much on the alert. hvd.hwikhx By some one else?". |
hvd.hwikhx | Colonel Wragge- or the sister? |
hvd.hwikhx | Humour restored? ” laughed the doctor, as soon as they were comfortably settled in the room over- looking the Park. hvd.hwikhx I may first have to make one or two experi- ments"On me?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Incidents, you mean? ”Hardly incidents, I think. |
hvd.hwikhx | Is this why they wait and watch? |
hvd.hwikhx | Joan injured? hvd.hwikhx Not directed by a living being, a conscious will, you mean?" |
hvd.hwikhx | On pourrait faire un p'tit tour ensemble, n'est- ce pas? hvd.hwikhx Smokie! ” he called again, “ Smokie, you black mystery, what is it excites you so?". |
hvd.hwikhx | This is a book for dark evenings, howling winds, screeching chimneys, and two o'clock in the morning, with the lamp dying out What more can be said? hvd.hwikhx You still have no strong impressions? ” he asked. |
hvd.hwikhx | * Why does it come from that plantation? |
hvd.hwikhx | -you mean that you know what it is?" |
hvd.hwikhx | 24 372 JOHN SILENCE"Is the Camp asleep?" |
hvd.hwikhx | 254 JOHN SILENCE"It has changed? ” he asked. |
hvd.hwikhx | A PSYCHICAL INVASION 21 “ Putting what?" |
hvd.hwikhx | A PSYCHICAL INVASION 29"As utterly alien to your own mind and person- ality?" |
hvd.hwikhx | A cause du sommeil et à cause des chats'?" |
hvd.hwikhx | ANCIENT SORCERIES 115 And, tell me, ” he added more quickly with passion in his voice, “ what you really are- yourself?" |
hvd.hwikhx | And THE NEMESIS OF FIRE 199 why should it attack us, or any one in particular?" |
hvd.hwikhx | And the piece itself, although Harris did not recognise it as anything familiar, was surely the music of a Mass- huge, majestic, sombre? |
hvd.hwikhx | And why is it that the people watch me from morning to night? |
hvd.hwikhx | And why, he suddenly thought again, were they so impressed by the mere fact of his coming to revisit his old school? |
hvd.hwikhx | And you? ” “ Not the smallest notion. ” He looked disappointed, but not half as dis- appointed as I felt. |
hvd.hwikhx | As in the case at hand, he may not know it-""It is not necessarily deliberate, then?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Been setting the night- lines, eh? |
hvd.hwikhx | Besides which, I feel sure from all I've heard, that you are really a soul- doctor, are you not, more than a healer merely of the body?" |
hvd.hwikhx | But how was it, then, that the moment his eye fell upon this ungainly woman, the pair of them appeared suddenly as other than they were? |
hvd.hwikhx | But what did SECRET WORSHIP 277"Opfer"mean? |
hvd.hwikhx | Can it be a porcupine? ” exclaimed the Bo'sun's Mate with distress, forgetting that Sweden was not Canada. |
hvd.hwikhx | Could this be his son? |
hvd.hwikhx | Did I talk 224 JOHN SILENCE nonsense? ” he asked bluntly. |
hvd.hwikhx | Did They stand also in the hall? |
hvd.hwikhx | Does the decision rest with me after all, and not with them?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Eh?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Fire can not be enclosed by fire, though, as you saw, it can be released by it. ” THE NEMESIS OF FIRE 229 Then that awful figure in the laundry?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Had he blundered into it at all? |
hvd.hwikhx | Had he not rather been led into it, deliberately led? |
hvd.hwikhx | He writes humorous stories — quite a genre of his own: Pender — you must have heard the name- Felix Pender? |
hvd.hwikhx | How capture and confine it? |
hvd.hwikhx | How had he blundered into so equivocal a situation? |
hvd.hwikhx | I asked further—"the man who warned him against the place, à cause du sommeil et à cause des chats? |
hvd.hwikhx | I can only give you the fact. ”"And this happened to you last year, since when you have never been back to the place?" |
hvd.hwikhx | I can see no possible objection, but- “ But what?" |
hvd.hwikhx | I nodded, wondering what in the world it all meant... “ And you get no clue from these facts? ” he asked, a trifle surprised. |
hvd.hwikhx | I think I have a very sound general idea of his problem. ” “ So there may be excitement after all? ”. |
hvd.hwikhx | In this little place of peaceful dreams would he, perhaps, not cut something of a figure? |
hvd.hwikhx | Is n't it, perhaps, something of that kind?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Is n't that it?" |
hvd.hwikhx | It is'Doctor,'is it not?" |
hvd.hwikhx | It was like a douche of icy water, and in the middle of this storm of laughter-""Yes; what?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Like silent rockets, one man described them, rapid as lightning and exceedingly bright. ” “ And this evidence you spoke of?" |
hvd.hwikhx | No vivid dreamings? ” He looked closely for my answer, I was aware. |
hvd.hwikhx | Now, do you begin to see what I am driving at a little?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Oh, such a facem! ” “ A face you would recognise again?" |
hvd.hwikhx | Silence opened his eyes for a second and looked at her, “ He still writes, then? |
hvd.hwikhx | So the stars the man saw blazing-"“ But burying what?" |
hvd.hwikhx | So you need not look forward to a lively visit, unless the case provides some excitement of its own. ” “ Which is likely?" |
hvd.hwikhx | So- yes, there may be excitement, as you put it. ” “ And my duties? ” I asked, with a decidedly growing interest. |
hvd.hwikhx | Surely a very singular incident?". |
hvd.hwikhx | Tell me what it all means? |
hvd.hwikhx | That during the day they make a sham though brave pretence, and after the sun is down 96 JOHN SILENCE their true life begins? |
hvd.hwikhx | The force has not gone? ” he asked briefly, and then closed his eyes again to listen. |
hvd.hwikhx | Then I swallowed the stuff and waited. ” “ And the effect? ” “ I waited one hour, two, three, four, five hours. |
hvd.hwikhx | Was the whole house crowded from floor to ceiling? |
hvd.hwikhx | Was, then, even the staircase occupied? |
hvd.hwikhx | What are they?". |
hvd.hwikhx | What could it all mean? |
hvd.hwikhx | What d'ye mean, Dr. John Silence?" |
hvd.hwikhx | What did it all mean? |
hvd.hwikhx | What in the name of heaven did it mean, that strange, mysterious word that struck such terror into his heart? |
hvd.hwikhx | What more can be said?" |
hvd.hwikhx | What then?" |
hvd.hwikhx | What was it they so admired and wondered at in his simple act? |
hvd.hwikhx | Whence came that transforming dignity and sense of power that enveloped them both as by magic? |
hvd.hwikhx | Why otherwise should he have suddenly taken to walking stealthily, silently, making as little sound as possible, for ever looking behind him? |
hvd.hwikhx | Why, indeed? |
hvd.hwikhx | Would M'sieur like me to be his guide, perhaps? |
hvd.hwikhx | Would it rub against his leg, too? |
hvd.hwikhx | You may imagine what it means, and the general state of affairs, when I say that the possibility of leaving has occurred to me. ” “ Incendiarism?" |
hvd.hwikhx | he asked himself with rather a shaking heart, “ for the time when I shall join them- or refuse to join them? |
hvd.hwikhx | he asked, looking hard at him; 286 JOHN SILENCE “ haunted, did you say?" |
hvd.hwikhx | he felt likable in the all his “ And what was it he did that you thought strange? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And fires? ” he asked, still dazed, “ there'll be no more fires?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And fires? ” he asked, still dazed, “ there'll be no more fires?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And has M'sieur not even yet come to a decision? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And how is it that you know so much about him? ” he asked gently. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And how would you describe it, perhaps? ” he asked quickly, with a hand on the door knob. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And it provoked laughter again, did it?". |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And the cure? ” ventured Maloney at length. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And the lightning? ” he added,"that lightning out of a clear sky — that flashing- did you notice that?". |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And the lightning? ” he added,"that lightning out of a clear sky — that flashing- did you notice that?". |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And you do n't think father has heard it either, then?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And you have it still, this hair?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ And your experiment with the house? ” he said at length. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Are you aware yet of anything- modd here? ” he asked in a whisper. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Are you real? ” he asked in a voice he hardly recognised as his own. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Bruder Asmodelius accepts you, ” they whispered; “ are you ready?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ But what is its object? ” burst out the soldier, unable to restrain himself longer in the silence. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ But what makes you think the creature is starved?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ But'it'-what is'it'?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ But, how is it possible? ” he exclaimed, his voice still shaking. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Did I dream everything- every- thing? ” he said distractedly. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Did it control me- take possession of me? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Has he tried any one at all?". |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Haunted house? ” I asked, conscious of a distinct shiver down my back. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Haunted?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ How can it be possible? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ I can hardly believe""You have not heard, then?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ I had never given a thought to such matters so far as I know". “ Or to the question of reincarnation, perhaps? ”. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ I know Mrs. Pender well — I knew her before she married him-"“ And is she a cause, perhaps?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ I pray to Heaven you will not undertake this experiment alone, will you?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ In the asylum?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ It was just before dawn when the screams woke me. ” “ The dog again?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Joan?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ John Silence,"I said, “ will know-"“ You think it's something- of that sort? ” he stammered. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Like a cat, you said?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ May I ask what was the cause of death?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ No one has been actually injured so far? ” he asked aloud, but in a matter- of- fact tone that lent reality to grim possibilities. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Nothing happened in the night, for instance? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Now do you guess? ” he asked quietly, as though it were the simplest matter in the world, and ignorance were impossible. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Of course not; why should I?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Physical fear? ” “ I think not; though how can I say? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Physical fear? ” “ I think not; though how can I say? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Safer, Joan?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Smoke, you mysterious beastie, what in the world are you about? ” he said, in a coaxing tone. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Surely there can be no question of this poor starved beast injuring anybody, can there?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Terror, was it?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ That's it exactly,"said Vezin; “ which, I take it, means something like'because of sleep and because of the cats,'does n't it?". |
hvd.hwikhx | “ The fundamental fact in this most curious case, ” he went on, “ is that the.Double'of a man"“ You mean the astral body? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Then is n't that the best way to cure the fool- the brute-?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Then it might even kill?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ There was nothing to alarm?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Was I so utterly deluded?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ What, in the name of all that's dreadful, is a fire- elemental?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Why should you?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ Yes?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You are sure of your clue, then?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You felt she was altogether wholesome and good?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You had no reaction of any sort-- for instance, of alarm?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You heard those footsteps about half an hour ago? ” he asked signifi- cantly. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You know what it is? ” I asked, with an excite- ment that even overcame my weariness. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You love me, then? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You saw nothing — no one- all this time? ” he asked. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You see- what? ” he asked presently. |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You still have the boys'orchestra? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You think not? |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You will take a companion with good nerves, and reliable in case of disaster, wo n't you?" |
hvd.hwikhx | “ You've not heard anything at night yourself, have you?" |
mdp.39015063950128 | And where is he? |
mdp.39015063950128 | And who is the villain that connived at this scheme? |
mdp.39015063950128 | Do you know this person? |
mdp.39015063950128 | Shall the mon- ster live? |
mdp.39015063950128 | This young man you call your son? |
mdp.39015063950128 | What of my son? |
mdp.39015063950128 | Where is my child?'' mdp.39015063950128 Where was I? |
mdp.39015063950128 | You can not be ignorant of the place of your destination,said the Earl, turning to the other prisoner;"where is your em- ployer?" |
mdp.39015063950128 | '*"Answer my question; was the Count the author of this plot?" |
mdp.39015063950128 | ** Speak f what wretch art thou?" |
mdp.39015063950128 | Am I then to receive both my children at your hands? |
mdp.39015063950128 | He took from his pocket a hand- ful of gold, which he gave me;—• can you be secret, Robert?' |
mdp.39015063950128 | N 3 At( 2.72) we were talking one day of what had happened; —* Robert,'laid he,'there is more in this matter than you, or any body think? |
mdp.39015063950128 | The old man started with surprize —"Is that youth the son of your ladyship?" |
mdp.39015063950128 | We are fired with indignation at the recital of an act of injustice, and? t the unfeeling vices of which we are told. |
mdp.39015063950128 | whose chilling aspect would repel every amiable and generous affection, and strike them back upon her heart only to wound it? |
mdp.39015063950128 | — Can you suppose your friends can wish your heart to submit on a point so material to its happiness, to aught that is repugnant to its feelings? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Suffering? |
hvd.32044014582290 | 'Twas Miss Trelawny herself as found him. ” “ How did she come to find him at such an hour? |
hvd.32044014582290 | 172 The Jewel of Seven Stars"What do you think of it?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | 201 The Jewel of Seven Stars grave voice of her Father seemed to sound a challenge in my ears: “ What do you say now? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | 254 The Jewel of Seven Stars “ May I ask why that date?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | 284 The Jewel of Seven Stars “ You believe, Margaret, that Queen Tera has volun- tarily undertaken to give up her freedom for this night? |
hvd.32044014582290 | After a few seconds of silence Mr. Trelawny said to Mr. Corbeck: “ You have told Doctor Winchester all up to the pres- ent, as we arranged? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Again, if they knew how to store light, is it not possible that they had learned to understand and separate its component ele- ments? |
hvd.32044014582290 | All at once he turned to me and said in his natural way: “ Now tell me how you got them back?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | And if these men of old arrived at such a point, may not we too in the fulness of time? |
hvd.32044014582290 | And will you tell Corbeck that I would like to see him as soon as I can? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Any new trouble? ” “ I grieve to say, miss, that the servants, all but two, have given notice and want to leave the house to- day. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Are there any points by which you can identify these as yours?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | As he finished a clear young voice said behind us: “ What about Miss Trelawny? |
hvd.32044014582290 | As we went he asked me: “ Are you the secretary? ” 95 The Jewel of Seven Stars “ No! |
hvd.32044014582290 | But how, in the name of God- of all the Gods — did they come here? ” We all stood silent. |
hvd.32044014582290 | But then, what could there be that could produce such an effect? |
hvd.32044014582290 | But there would be no use in trying to find it, except on one con- dition. ” “ And that?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | But what do you mean by strange? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | But why lick his paws?"! |
hvd.32044014582290 | By the way, do you think any one but yourself could identify your lamps? ” “ No one but myself!" |
hvd.32044014582290 | By the way, have you any strange pets here in the house; anything of an exceptional kind, such as a tiger- cat or anything out of the common?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Could you prove that if necessary?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Did Mr. Trelawny leave orders that he would not see me when I should come? ” He paused and excitedly mopped his forehead. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Did it strike any of you, in think- ing of the late events, who or what her Familiar was? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Did such a region exist? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Did you ever see so complete a set- even in Scotland Yard; even in Bow Street? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Did you notice how fearfully disturbed she was, and how red she got when she came in and found us talking? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Do I know them? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Do n't you notice that my Silvio has seven toes? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Do you not think that, as a daugh- ter, I am right? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Do you not think that, in putting it as you have done, you have been unjust? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Doctor Winchester was the first to speak: “ What is the proper time? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Does it not throw a light on the intention of the Queen? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Even Ser- geant Daw's pistol- shots did not disturb her. ” “ Pistol- shots? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Has he ever con- sulted any one? ” “ Not to my knowledge. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Have you any ap- proximation, even if you are not satisfied as to the exact day?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Have you then discovered any cause for this new outrage? ” The rest were silent, so I an- swered: “ We have discovered nothing. |
hvd.32044014582290 | He answered, “ Is Johnny Wright still in your divis- ion?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | He murmured: “ Practically bound to secrecy?". |
hvd.32044014582290 | He only asked one question: “ Can any one tell me anything of how this wound was gotten?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | He quite conveyed his idea to the Detective, who, after thinking the matter over for a few moments, said: “ Pot or scale? |
hvd.32044014582290 | He seemed in a way startled rather than surprised as he turned his eyes on me: “ Suspect any one? |
hvd.32044014582290 | He then went over to the bed, looked at it carefully, and asked: “ Has the bed been touched? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | How are we to know them if we do find them? |
hvd.32044014582290 | How could this be? |
hvd.32044014582290 | How do you mean? |
hvd.32044014582290 | How then was it closed? |
hvd.32044014582290 | How was it wrought to such perfection? |
hvd.32044014582290 | I believe that on both those occasions hypnotism was the power wielded. ” “ And wherein is that power contained? |
hvd.32044014582290 | I did not want, however, my relief to be apparent, so I answered as gravely as I could: “ And who do you suppose brought them to the house?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | I felt that the time had come to speak; so I pulled off my respirator and called out: “ Shall I turn on the light? ” There was no answer. |
hvd.32044014582290 | I nodded and waited: he went on: “ You know that that room where they were found opens directly into the room where Miss Trelawny slept last night?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | I said as calmly as I could, for I knew the keen eyes of the skilful investigator were on me: 125 The Jewel of Seven Stars"And the inference?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | I suppose there is nothing to prevent it? ” “ Nothing! |
hvd.32044014582290 | I was myself surprised in turn by his first words: “ And how did he explain the first attack? |
hvd.32044014582290 | I wonder if I might ask some questions and some help from Mr. Corbeck, without making further complications to embarrass us? |
hvd.32044014582290 | I wonder if Mr. Trelawny has any knowledge, or even suspicion, of such a kind? |
hvd.32044014582290 | If so, had the Sorceress had any- thing to do with her birth at all? |
hvd.32044014582290 | If then the Old Gods held their forces, wherein was the supremacy of the new? |
hvd.32044014582290 | If they could make analysis like this, why may they not have gone further? |
hvd.32044014582290 | If you are not a doctor, what are you? ” His tone was again more dictatorial. |
hvd.32044014582290 | In such case what would become of her memory and the experiences of her wide- wandering soul? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Is he the same toward the other mummies in the house? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Is it any new trouble? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Is n't that so? ” “ I thought so." |
hvd.32044014582290 | Is there no one with sense in the house; or with authority, even if he has n't got sense? |
hvd.32044014582290 | It may soon be too late! ” “ What is it? |
hvd.32044014582290 | It was late in the night, I suppose? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | May I look at it?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | May I speak in absolute confidence?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | May it not have been possible that they learned to store light, just as we have learned to store electricity? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Mindful of my work with the tourniquet, I said calmly: “ Now tell us, Sergeant Daw, what did you fire at?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | My starting- place was this: Margaret was changed — in what way, and by what means? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Nay more, is it not even possible that they did so? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Nay, what were her wishes; what was her ultimate purpose? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Not able to raise hand or foot in my ignorance of his wishes! ” “ What is it? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Now will you kindly tell me what is the matter which so presses?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Now, say good- night to the gentlemen, and come away to mother's 32 The Jewel of Seven Stars a litaso it oues? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Once afterward I said rather lightly I am afraid:'Is that story of the sarcophagus told yet, Fa- ther?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | Perhaps you can tell me what that figure of Ptah- Seker- Ausar holding the Tet wrapped in the roll of papyrus means? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Shall any of us see it again? |
hvd.32044014582290 | She looked somewhat dis- tressed; so, thinking that I understood the immediate cause, I asked: “ May we see the list?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | She must know that things are different now. ” “ How must she know? ” asked Corbeck keenly. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Suddenly he said: “ You are sure, Miss Trelawny, your Father is not well enough to see me to- day? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | That is: could it achieve resurrection many times in the course of ages; or only once, and that one final?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | That, so to speak, no one at all brought them back? ”"I suppose some one must have brought them here; they could n't have come of their own accord. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Then I may take it that whoever made the attack is still in the room?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Then this is the twen- tieth of July?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Then, turning to me, as though her mind were made up, she said: “ Do n't you think we should have a consultation on Fa- ther? |
hvd.32044014582290 | There was such a look of distress in her face that Miss Trelawny stood up, deadly white, and asked her: “ What is it, Mrs. Grant? |
hvd.32044014582290 | To become a mummy and nothing more, till the Ex- periment has been completed? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Trelawny, shall I turn on the light? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Was it her character, or her mind, or her nature? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Was it possible that the child was dead and was made alive again? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Was it strange, then, that we had a superstitious feeling with regard to the dead Queen Tera and all belonging to her? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Was that last night?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | We are'tiled,'of course; for the present at all events? ” “ Quite so!" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Were those primal and elemental forces controlled at any time by other than that Final Cause which Christendom holds as its very essence? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What I want to know is, why she sent for me? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What are you staring at the book for? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What course do you intend to take? ” “ I do n't know as yet, sir. |
hvd.32044014582290 | What do you think? ” When I had thought the matter over a few seconds I spoke. |
hvd.32044014582290 | What does it strike you is the inference? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | What happened in the house? ” “ I do n't quite know myself, sir; except that master was found in his room senseless, with the sheets all bloody. |
hvd.32044014582290 | What is it? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What is it?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | What is the inscription? ” “ There are two, ” he answered. |
hvd.32044014582290 | What is the other inscription you wish me to see? ” “ The inscription on the mummy cat in Mr. Trelawny's room. ” Mr. Corbeck's face fell. |
hvd.32044014582290 | What kind of influence could it be which would account for all these different and contradictory effects? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What meant that odd raised place? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What other forces were arrayed? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What terrible step might she not take to effect her wishes? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What then was it that made for me a trouble, which became an anguish when my thoughts dwelt long on it? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What then was it? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What thing? ” The man scratched his head, but made no reply. |
hvd.32044014582290 | What view do you hold on the subject?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | What was it that Milton saw with his blind eyes in the rays of poetic light falling between him and Heaven? |
hvd.32044014582290 | What was there to so overcome me, as was the case? |
hvd.32044014582290 | When are we to discover them? |
hvd.32044014582290 | When such a time was fixed by supernal wis- dom, would it not be the height of human wisdom to avail of it? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Whence then came the animating spirit — the soul? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Where and when did you meet Margaret? ” “ First at the Hay's in Belgrave Square, ten days ago. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Where are these lamps? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Where is Miss Trelawny? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Who can be that some one?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Who is the best man in London — anywhere else — in such a case? ” “ There are several good men; but they are scattered all over the world. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Who would not have done just as she did? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Who would you suggest? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Why did you think so?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | Why not, then, a more subtle, if less ac- tive or powerful, force in the light of the stars? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Why was this? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Why watching by me? ” His eye had now lit on his heavily bandaged wrist. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Will it be any wonder if it go down to the grave with us at the appointed time? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Will you find that in the British Museum-or Bow Street? |
hvd.32044014582290 | With a ring of mastery in his voice he went on: “ Do you not see the meaning of this? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Wo n't you tell me something to allay this terrible anxiety and uncertainty? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | Would it not humiliate her to make her ask me twice? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Would we do anything which would hurt or offend you? |
hvd.32044014582290 | Would you like him to be with you? ” The other nodded reply. |
hvd.32044014582290 | You believe it with all your soul?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | You do n't mind, do you?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | You say that you were outside the door when you heard the noise?". |
hvd.32044014582290 | are you willing to let Mr. Ross see your wrist? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | that is the question! ” 107 The Jewel of Seven Stars “ What does that mean? ” asked the other, keenly alert. |
hvd.32044014582290 | that was what you were saying as I came in? |
hvd.32044014582290 | what is it?'' |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ And if I find there is no serdâb; or if discovering it I find no lamps in it, what then?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ And that?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ And these days; how did they pass for you? ” The question startled me. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ And with what result, my child?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ And you? ” “ Sir, Miss Trelawny is very sweet and beautiful! |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Any one to whom your Father is known? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Are you sure? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Before I go have I permission to look about your Father's table and desk? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ But what about the lamps?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ But why shall we go there?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Come, sir, ” I said, “ what thing; what was it like? ” The answer came in a low voice: “ I do n't know, sir. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Did you ever see a set of lamps of these shapes — of any one of these shapes? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Do you know what he expected, or from what source? ” The questioner was Miss Trelawny. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Do you know why it seems so?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Do you notice anything in the arrangement of the lamps?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ From the glare of the light, I suppose?' |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Guess what? ” The suppressed excitement in the girl's voice was akin to anguish. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Have you any choice yourself? ” he asked. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ How on earth do you know? ” he asked. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ I heard a window moved myself. ” “ Does nothing strike you as strange about it, sir?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Is Father better? ”. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ The great stake? ” I repeated; “ the resurrection of the woman, and the woman's life? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ The great stake? ” I repeated; “ the resurrection of the woman, and the woman's life? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Then he is awake again, and conscious? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Then the doings of this night are quite as mysterious as those of last night? ” “ Quite! ” I answered. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Then why are you here? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Were the shutters closed? ” he asked Miss Trelawny in a casual way as though he expected the negative answer, which came. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What can it mean? ” from Miss Trelawny. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What disturbs you? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What do you mean? ” I asked, feeling that my ques- tion was a feeble one. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What does that matter? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What duty?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What is it?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What on earth do you mean? ” he asked. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ What two lines?" |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Where are they? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Where are you going? ” she asked in a faint voice. |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ Who are you? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ You did n't get them back? |
hvd.32044014582290 | “ You have some good news for me? ” she said. |
mdp.39015010447350 | I wonder,'says he, whether the old prophet is there yet? mdp.39015010447350 * And what about the little boy? mdp.39015010447350 * Can you make anything of the inscription?' mdp.39015010447350 * Can you tell me,'he said,anything about Chorazin? |
mdp.39015010447350 | * Is Mr. Abney a good man, and will he go to heaven?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | * Surely, Herr Jensen, it comes from your room next door? |
mdp.39015010447350 | 12 GHOST- STORIES OF AN ANTIQUARY • Perhaps,'he said, perhaps, after all, mon- sieur has not the time?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | 24 GHOST- STORIES OF AN ANTIQUARY A penwiper? |
mdp.39015010447350 | 28 GHOST- STORIES OF AN ANTIQUARY he say something about night monsters living in the ruins of Babylon? |
mdp.39015010447350 | A large spider? |
mdp.39015010447350 | A rat? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Am I going out of my mind? |
mdp.39015010447350 | And how old are you, my boy? |
mdp.39015010447350 | And put them in Number 13? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Are you asleep, Count Magnus?" |
mdp.39015010447350 | Brown, the first thing to- morrow morning—(you do n't mind early hours, I know, Gregory)-you must take the Rector to- there, you know? |
mdp.39015010447350 | But I'm afraid you would find it rather dull; you do n't play golf, do you? |
mdp.39015010447350 | By the way,'he added, did I show you that old whistle I spoke of? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Certain? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Could he have helped setting off, as I did, to Steinfeld, and tracing the secret literally to the fountain- head? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Could he possibly get up and reconstruct the screen? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Did it actually seem to have been slept in? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Did n't I never tell you of the little boy as he took in out of the street, as you may say, this seven years back? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Do you call having an extra bed in your 186 GHOST- STORIES OF AN ANTIQUARY room roughing it, Parkins?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | Do you mind calling Brown? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Eleventh of September, eh? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Fiamne dives? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Gracious me, Master Stephen l she broke forth rather irritably, “ how do you manage to tear your nightdress all to Alinders this way? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Had he, too, seen the mysterious children? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Half a pipe more, did you say? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Have you, by the way, anything to tell about your visit to that dreadful place? |
mdp.39015010447350 | He is expecting a visit from his pursuers — how or when he knows not- and his constant cry is • What has he done?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | Herr Kristensen,'said Jensen,'will you go and fetch the strongest servant you have in the place? |
mdp.39015010447350 | How old are you? |
mdp.39015010447350 | How was this? |
mdp.39015010447350 | I shall want at least two hours more here, and it must be cold for you, is n't it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | I wonder what that crucifix is that the young woman insisted on giving me? |
mdp.39015010447350 | In what can I serve you? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Interrogatum est: In- veniamne? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Is it for the museum? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Is it nothing more? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Is n't there a cat or some- thing stuck in the chimney? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Is there a superstition of that kind still current in your part of the country? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Is there any kind of explanation of the figure, Green? |
mdp.39015010447350 | It is never a squirrel? |
mdp.39015010447350 | It ought to mean, “ Who is this who is coming?" |
mdp.39015010447350 | It was asked: Shall I find it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | It was now that the friend – let us call him Professor Binks — took up the framed engraving, and said: • What's this place, Williams?? |
mdp.39015010447350 | It was now that the friend – let us call him Professor Binks — took up the framed engraving, and said: • What's this place, Williams?? |
mdp.39015010447350 | LOST HEARTS 85 • I'm twelve years old next birthday, sir,'said Stephen* And when is your birthday, my dear boy? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Leave monsieur alone in the church? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Master Stephen? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Moriarne in lecto meo? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Nearly a year hence, is n't it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | No figure on the grass in front?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | Nor to- night?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | Oh, if you please,'she said, “ would you like any extra blankets on your bed, sir? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Pray, Sir Richard,'said a new voice, break- ing in on this speech, ‘ might I have the favour of a moment's interview? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Shall I become rich? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Shall I die in my bed? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Shall I go? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Shall I live an object of envy? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Shall we go and investigate in the next room? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Should you be wanting anything this evening, sir? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Sure it's twelve? |
mdp.39015010447350 | That will be all right, I suppose, wo n't it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | The ques- tion is, Has it happened already, or is it going to come off? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Then I thought to myself, “ Was n't there some allusion to a well in the account of Abbot Thomas in that book the* Sertum ” ”? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Then, what do you use your Number 13 for? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Vivamne invidendus? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Was his own room to the right or to the left? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Was it the top one or the second one? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Was there a light in the room? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Were not they coming nearer? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What can he do but lock his door and cry to God? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What could he do? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What did he do? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What did mademoiselle want for it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What did the Count bring back with him? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What do you mean to do with it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What does this mean?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | What have you been up to? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What have you seen?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | What is this that I have done?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | What, like the man in Tess o'the Dur- bervilles?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | What, then, will it be, I wonder, that scratched and rustled so — ay, and covered the dust on my sill with lines and marks? |
mdp.39015010447350 | What? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Where are you going to stay? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Where is it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Where is it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Where was the likelihood that a place so near Toulouse would not have been ransacked long ago by collectors? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Where's your figure? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Which was the window? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Which way is it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Who is it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Who was the old man whose picture hung on the staircase, sitting at a table, with a skull under his hand? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Why else should he be dancing? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Why not? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Why should you trouble me?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | Why, do n't I tell you that there is n't such a thing in the house? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Will you come up for a moment, Colonel Wilson? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Will you follow me, sir? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Would n't you, Robert? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Yes, is n't it?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | You do n't happen to know it, I suppose? |
mdp.39015010447350 | You understand that? |
mdp.39015010447350 | You'll swear to that?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | You're sure of that? |
mdp.39015010447350 | Your grand- father would have made a fine omen of that, hey? |
mdp.39015010447350 | and the little girl, two years after I first come here? |
mdp.39015010447350 | and why was the cry choked in his throat? |
mdp.39015010447350 | and • Is there no hope? |
mdp.39015010447350 | eso LOST HEARTS 37 Good?_ bless the child!' |
mdp.39015010447350 | or could he manage to sleep if he did not? |
mdp.39015010447350 | said he — that is, you are not too much tired, I hope, by your journey to eat your supper? |
mdp.39015010447350 | what have we here? |
mdp.39015010447350 | what tales are those? |
mdp.39015010447350 | why did he try to cry out? |
mdp.39015010447350 | · Will he get over this next one? |
mdp.39015010447350 | “ A silver crucifix and chain for the neck; monsieur would perhaps be good enough to accept it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | “ And what sort of whistle did you use? |
mdp.39015010447350 | “ But what is this? |
mdp.39015010447350 | “ How are you, my boy?-how are you? |
mdp.39015010447350 | “ How are you, my boy?-how are you? |
mdp.39015010447350 | “ To be sure,'said Mr. Wraxall; “ it is, I suppose, quite a ruin now? |
mdp.39015010447350 | “ Who built the temple at the end of the laurel walk? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • And when you came here, was there& Number 18? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Are you going to sit and watch it all day? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • But what in the name of Heaven does it mean? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Come,'said the lawyer, what have you to say, Herr Kristensen? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • How much do you ask for it? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • I wonder where he is now? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Is he mad? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Is it really so? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • It's from that man Britnell, I suppose, is n't it?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Moonlight? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • My Number 13? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Next, what about the well? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Now what do you mean to do?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Perhaps,'said the landlord, with hesitation,'you gentlemen would like another room for to- night- a double- bedded one? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Really? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Then you do n't think there is any par- ticular objection to having a Number 13?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Was there no door between yours and mine?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Well, what would any human being have been tempted to do, my dear Gregory, in my place? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • What can it all mean? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • What in the world is the matter with you? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • What l'said the Colonel, do you mean to tell me you do n't believe in second- sight, or ghosts, or anything of that kind? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • What window?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | • What? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Which bed should I put it on, sir?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Which may that be? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Whistling, were you? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Why is that, my lord? |
mdp.39015010447350 | • Wo n't you go home?' |
mdp.39015010447350 | •I shall have the honour of accompanying monsieur to his hotel?' |
mdp.39015063950292 | And doI then,"cried he,"for the last time"look upon that countenance!—Shall, c 1 never — never more behold it? |
mdp.39015063950292 | And who will believe you? |
mdp.39015063950292 | But where ishe?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | Danger, whose limbs of giant moldWhat mortal eye can fix'd behold? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Do you understand me now? |
mdp.39015063950292 | He does,said Louis,"but"—He stopped. —"But what?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | I fear theMarquis may fee me,"said she whis- pering;"where is he?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | If you fear to considein me freely, how can I fully accom-* e plish your purpose?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | Is it then possible,he at length re- sumed,"that you do not understand? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Is it — O is it? — I conjure you tell methe worst at once,"said she, in a voice of agony. |
mdp.39015063950292 | Is there a heart that music can not melt? mdp.39015063950292 Must I leave you here?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | We are lately come from thence,said Adeline;"may I alk to what part of"Savoy you are going? |
mdp.39015063950292 | What brings you back sosoon,"said he,"have you heard"news of my father?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | What is it you fear? |
mdp.39015063950292 | amI certain that I mould have resisted"my inclinations if there had been a"reason for opposing them? |
mdp.39015063950292 | evening is now closed,resumed Ma- dame; •['85] dame?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | — What do you mean? |
mdp.39015063950292 | ?, r* At Paris, whither we shall now return, the search after Jean d'Aunoy was pro- secuted without success. |
mdp.39015063950292 | Ade- line almost wished to- have witnessed the tremendous effect of a thunder storm in? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Adeline at length recollected herself sufficiently to thank her kind inquirer, and begged to know to whom she was obliged, and where she was? |
mdp.39015063950292 | After some general conversation,"Well,"said the Marquis,"have you considered « c what I said, and are you prepared to** decide? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Against such an enemy what could Theodore oppose? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Are you indeed"with friends? |
mdp.39015063950292 | But what evil have I in-"curred by indulging them this even-"ing? |
mdp.39015063950292 | But where is our good cc friend, Louis La Motte? |
mdp.39015063950292 | But you seem ill,* Ma'amsclle; what shall I get you?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | Can all their lustrous light impart One ray of peace to Sorrow's heart? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Can you support the"transports of hope? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Have you no"convenient drug at hand?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | How delightful would"it be to pass one's life beneath these"shades with the friends who are dear"to one? |
mdp.39015063950292 | How"is my son? |
mdp.39015063950292 | If the Marquis intended to prosecute,'why was it not immediately after his discovery of La Motte? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Of what then"have I 72]"have I to accuse myself? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Or chace the tear from Sorrow's eye? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Or who can doubt"that he, who thinks thus, thinks from"the experience of his own heart, from"the tendency of his own inclinations? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Strange secrets have been"revealed by"* c Aye, but how avoid it?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | Tell me,"therefore, is k necessary I should say"more?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | The elegance of his manners had so effectually veiled the depravity of his heart, that he was a fa? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Thus your light visions to my eyes unveil, Ye sportive pleasures, sweet illusions, hail? |
mdp.39015063950292 | What can be expected of"him who fays that it is his nature to be"mean and selfisli? |
mdp.39015063950292 | What print of fairy feet is here On Neptune's smooth and yellow sands? |
mdp.39015063950292 | What route"shall you take when we leave the fo-"rest, Peter? |
mdp.39015063950292 | Where"is she now?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | Yet'* why do I rejoice? |
mdp.39015063950292 | and if not then, what had influenced him to prosecute at so distant a period? |
mdp.39015063950292 | cc derstand me now?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | is it possible?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | said she in a sweet and tremulous voice,"and one"whom I can welcome as a friend?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | u Da I"indeed fee a.relation?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | u Why should* c you wish the death of Adeline — of cc Adeline whom so lately you loved?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | what of my son?" |
mdp.39015063950292 | why do I fay to appre-"hend? |
mdp.39015013472033 | -What do you know? ” ſaid Emily.—“O'ma'amſelle, we have no time for talking now; let us go on. |
mdp.39015013472033 | But are they always thus peacefully inhabited? |
mdp.39015013472033 | But where is Henri? ” ſaid the Baron, with ſurpriſe and diſappointment at this de nial. mdp.39015013472033 '* When Ludovico again appeared, me de-fired him to give a detail of his adventure: in the north apartments, and to tell by what? mdp.39015013472033 - where did you meet with them? ” “ They niet with us, and a merry meet. mdp.39015013472033 . “ Where did you ſee him, Annette? ” re: joined Emily, looking round her, and turn- ing back towards the chateau. mdp.39015013472033 ....................... And will you rent our ancient love afunder? ” MIDSUMMER Night's Dream. mdp.39015013472033 56 What cheer, my lads? mdp.39015013472033 6 What do I hear? mdp.39015013472033 : “ My dear fir, ” ſaid Emily, timidly, “ what mean thoſe tears? mdp.39015013472033 Am I not ruired would it not be madneſs to involve you in my misfortunes, even if your heart was ſtill my own? mdp.39015013472033 And theno- It is enough, Thereſa, ” ſaid Emily:- « How long have you lived in this cottage-and how can I ſerve you? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Aye, and then there is the picture; did you ſee that? |
mdp.39015013472033 | But hark!--what voice is that? ”"Oh, my Lord I that is the voice we often hear with the muſic.". |
mdp.39015013472033 | But how does that dear young gentleman do, M. Valancourt? |
mdp.39015013472033 | But the latter ſeemed to diſregard her, while ſhe ſtill fixed her eyes on Emily, and added, “ What are years of prayers and repentance? |
mdp.39015013472033 | But then,'ſays he, how is one to keep the garden clear, if one is afraid to fire at a robber, when one ſees him?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | But what could one man do againſt four? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Did you never ſee her thus before? ”- Never,"ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472033 | Did you, indeed, honour me with a thought- a tear? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Do not weep, Emily, ” continued the Count, taking her hand, “ there is happi- í neſs reſerved for you. ”? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Do, you think I do not know, that he loves you? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Dorothée, ” ſaid Emily, “ can that be poſſible? ”"I fear it was ſo, madam, there were ſtrange appearances! |
mdp.39015013472033 | Emily, will you not ſpeak to me?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | I have ſeen this face before,"ſaid Emily, at length;"was it really your re- femblance?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | In the next moment, ſhe heard the following words,'“ Why you would not murder the whole gang?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | Let them be who they will, they are rich, or why all thoſe ſervants? |
mdp.39015013472033 | May I not alſo aſk, whether you could wiſh me to do this, if you really loved me?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | Ma’amſelle, will you talte our brandy? |
mdp.39015013472033 | My lord, the Marquis —"« Huſh, Dorothée, what ſounds were thoſe? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472033 | She watched to a late hou? |
mdp.39015013472033 | She ſighed deeply, and, after the pauſe of a moment, aſked Emily, by what means ſhe had diſcovered her name? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Then, turning to Ludovico, he aſked him with a ſerious air, whether he thought his courage would ſupport him through the night? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Was not that the veſper- bell? ”"No,"replied Frances, “ the evening ſervice is paſſed. |
mdp.39015013472033 | Was not that the veſper- bell?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | We are not more than fix, and how can we maſter ten by open force? |
mdp.39015013472033 | What Marchioneſs?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | What can be the meaning of this?". |
mdp.39015013472033 | What elſe could he be?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | What groan was that?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | What would you have what is it you come to demand--Retribution?- It will foon be yours — it is yours already. |
mdp.39015013472033 | Where is he- where is he? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Who can be here? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Who talks of danger? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Why do you come to torment me now? ” continued Agnes, while her ſtraining eyes were bent on air,"why was not I puniſhed before?-O! |
mdp.39015013472033 | Why do you come to torment me now? ” continued Agnes, while her ſtraining eyes were bent on air,"why was not I puniſhed before?-O! |
mdp.39015013472033 | Why do you look fo ſternly on me?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | Why do you look ſo pite- ouſly upon me — and ſmile, too? |
mdp.39015013472033 | Yes, mademoiſelle, he himſelf, though he made me promiſe not to tell; but how could one help, when one heard him ill ſpoken of? |
mdp.39015013472033 | alone. ” “ But who, dear fir, will have courage enough to watch with you? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472033 | and is all forgot? |
mdp.39015013472033 | court-"is it poſſible you can doubt my love? |
mdp.39015013472033 | faid he ſuddenly to his valet, “ Who plays at this late hour? ”. |
mdp.39015013472033 | he was an handſome youth, and a good one; is he well, mademoiſelle? ” · Emily was niuch agitated. |
mdp.39015013472033 | here.? |
mdp.39015013472033 | is it ſo? ” exclaimed Agnes, her countenance ſoftening from its fternneſs “ ſo young, and ſo unfortunate! |
mdp.39015013472033 | is it ſo? ” exclaimed Agnes, her countenance ſoftening from its ſternneſs « ſo young, and ſo unfortunate! |
mdp.39015013472033 | my dear young lady! ” ſaid Thea reſa, “ why ſhould all this be? |
mdp.39015013472033 | thée? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472033 | vico?-theſe are only anti- chambers to the great drawing room. |
mdp.39015013472033 | what cheer? ” ſaid they, as they approached. |
mdp.39015013472033 | what noiſe is that?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | who the devil have you brought home?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | will you re- main here, or return and live with me?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | « Of what family? ”. “ The Valancourts, Counts Duvarney, ” replied Monſ. |
mdp.39015013472033 | « Often! ” ſaid the Count, “ How often, pray? |
mdp.39015013472033 | « What has happened?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | ſaid Valancourt, haftily, “ how long has he been your friend, that he can ſo eaſily make you forget your lover? |
mdp.39015013472033 | ſaid the firſt ruffian, “ I tell you he is the Baron; but what does it ſignify whether he is or not? |
mdp.39015013472033 | ſaid they in bad Spaniſh, on per- ceiving the Count's party, “ are they from France, or Spain? |
mdp.39015013472033 | ſcribed little beſide air, gentle exerciſe and amuſement; but how was this laſt to be obtained? |
mdp.39015013472033 | ſhall we let all this booty go out of our hands? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Are you ſo little acquainted with theſe mountains, ” ſaid the man, “ as not to know, that there is none, within ſe-'veral leagues? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Buc why, ſince my caſtle is known to entertain all true knights, did not your herald an- nounce you? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ But how long is it ſince you have ſeen him?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Confound your quibbling, ” ſaid the fecond ruffian,"Thall we let them go or not? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Dear madam, ” ſaid ſhe, “ why do you ſtart ſo? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ For whoſe fake! — who gave the wine?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ I am, ” replied the nun; « but who Thall dare to ſcrutinize my thoughts-- who Thall( 147) ſhall dare to pluck out my opinion? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Not this many a day, mademoiſelle. ” 66 When did you hear of him?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Of what crime, then, was he ſuſpect- ed? ” ſaid a Mademoiſelle Feydeau, a boarder at the convent. |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Stay, friend, you have loſt your way? ” ſaid the voice." |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ What is it you want at this hour? ” ſaid he. |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ What luck? ” returned their companions: “ have you brought home your ſupper? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ What luck? ” returned their companions: “ have you brought home your ſupper? |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ What muſic is that I hear?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ What ſhould I fear? ” ſaid he. |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Who are you ſpeaking of? ” repeated Emily, “ Who came in from the hall?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Who are you ſpeaking of? ” repeated Emily, “ Who came in from the hall?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Who plays that inſtrument? ” repeated the Count. |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Yes,"rejoined Frances, « and why does that circumſtance excite your ſur- priſe?" |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ Yet why ſhould I aſk? ” The added;"what you have already told is too much. |
mdp.39015013472033 | “ You fear! ” ſaid Emily, “ do you only fear? ” « Alas! |
mdp.39015013472033 | • Does not your lordſhip know, then?". |
mdp.39015063950276 | Am I not driven from my home, frommy friends, and almost from my coun-"try, and shall it be asked why I am"afflicted? |
mdp.39015063950276 | And so you are returned as wife asyou went?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | And why should you either suspect:or inquire? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Are not these woodsMore free from peril than the envious court? |
mdp.39015063950276 | But whyshould I deceive myself with a hope* • of escaping?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Can you doubt my regardfor my best friends?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Fool!—why did you fay that? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Is it, indeed, surprising, Madam,*'for those who have lost their last friendto be unhappy?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | No, fays I, he did not, but if he did,what does that prove? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Not in the least — I was only think-ing, that with such agreeable talents,"and such an excellent heart, it was a"pity the Marquis should"—"What? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Rather, Sir, let me ask, why these questions should be necessary? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Should La Mottebe seized, what was to become of"her? |
mdp.39015063950276 | What news, Peter? |
mdp.39015063950276 | What subject? |
mdp.39015063950276 | What then does excite your sur-prise?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Why, suppose I do? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Why, why was I re-served for this hour?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Yet, whatmotive,"said Madame La Motte,*'could there be for a degree of cruelty"so apparently unprofitable?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | You are very eloquent in her cause,Sir,"said Madame,"may I presume tc to ask what has interested you thus in"her favour?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | You seem discomposed, my dear;what has disturbed you?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | — s-'* What are you speaking of? |
mdp.39015063950276 | —** Pray, fays the blacksmith, staring me** full in the face, an't you the man that w was inquiring some time since about « Saint Clair's Abbey? |
mdp.39015063950276 | *'la[ 68]"Is it impossible for you to speak to"the point? |
mdp.39015063950276 | ** Is this a part of the world I have so"fondly contemplated? |
mdp.39015063950276 | ,"But whither can we fly?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Adeline, however, ventured to in- quire, whether it was the present Mar- quis of whom those injurious reports had been raised? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Am I always to be perse-"cuted with conjectures?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | And what have yo »'* got in that basket?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | But did he think a life w of mere negative virtue deserved an** eternal reward? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Can you forgive me,"and also when I add, that it was an in-"terest in your welfare, which urged my** inquiry?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Did I place you here to-"sleep, sirrah?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Do you'* chuse to go or stay? |
mdp.39015063950276 | God bless you, Master, what's the matter?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Her beauty out of the question, who else, indeed, could it be in a spot thus secluded from the world? |
mdp.39015063950276 | How came you to know so « much?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | How came you to"know so much of the neighbourhood? |
mdp.39015063950276 | I 6 « Are,[* ° 4]"Are, then, my misfortunes so little"known to you,"rejoined La Motte,"as to make that question necessary? |
mdp.39015063950276 | I suppose you mean,"said La Motte;"But how came you in"this condition?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | In the mean while, he took such precautions as his situation, admitted of? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Motte, in which, it must be owned, self- fislk C? 4 °) fish prudence was more conspicuous than tender anxiety for his wife. |
mdp.39015063950276 | Peter stared:"What, does your Honour"mean to live here?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | The countenance of Louis brightened at her words,''Do you*'with it?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | What is the meaning*'of this?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | When he had quitted the room, La Motte asked his son with seeming carelessness, what were the reports circulated by the country people?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | Where"were now the solemn faces, the demure"manners I had been accustomed to fee"in the convent? |
mdp.39015063950276 | Would"you think it, Sir, the fellow had the"impudence to walk a louis- d'or for"mending the coach wheel? |
mdp.39015063950276 | cried La Motte j"but be quick — how did the"matter end?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | he expected somebody to"inquire for him? |
mdp.39015063950276 | he resumed,"why do I*'wait here for their coming? |
mdp.39015063950276 | how"could you thus abandon your child —"how leave her to the storms of life — to"sink, perhaps, beneath them? |
mdp.39015063950276 | or u so criminal to attempt concealing his u grief, that he must be blamed for it by"those whom he would save from the"pain of sharing it?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | passing the greater part, of the day out of the village, in, a spot from? |
mdp.39015063950276 | said Theodore, surprized: f and may I aik how long you have*'known him?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | said the man with"the pipe, he is your Master, then? |
mdp.39015063950276 | t"What brings you here, and what is** the matter below? |
mdp.39015063950276 | would she fay,"and what will be my years to come?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | « Is C I23 1 u Is it then so wonderful, that a man,** who has lost almost every thing, should** sometimes lament his misfortunes? |
mdp.39015063950276 | — « Have you?" |
mdp.39015063950276 | — « Well,** what of that? |
hvd.hwki6s | A little blotting- paper? ” “ Oh, thanks, if it's not too much trouble. |
hvd.hwki6s | Can you tell me where I am likely to find him? |
hvd.hwki6s | Have you any objection to my accom- panying you? ” said Coche. hvd.hwki6s Monsieur Chenard? ” said the voice of the sub- editor, a little out of breath. |
hvd.hwki6s | Mr. Onesimus Coche, please?'' hvd.hwki6s Urgent? |
hvd.hwki6s | Well, sir? ” said he. hvd.hwki6s Well, ” said the Commissioner, shrugging his shoulders,"what next?... |
hvd.hwki6s | What if somebody heard? hvd.hwki6s ... A fall against some hard and cut- ting body — the marble of a mantelpiece, or the glass of a door?... hvd.hwki6s ... A quarrel over the sharing of the booty? hvd.hwki6s ... And what if he were to speak? hvd.hwki6s ... And yet, why is this door not closed? ” The door had flown wide open. hvd.hwki6s ... Do you know it? ” “ Yes, ” murmured Coche, truly frightened this time, at the swiftness and deftness with which he had been caught. hvd.hwki6s ... Have you a tele- phone here? ” “ Yes, sir. hvd.hwki6s ... Now, was it likely? hvd.hwki6s ... That he changed his clothes here yesterday?... |
hvd.hwki6s | ... Then he thought to himself: “ What if this man is a genius among de- tectives? |
hvd.hwki6s | ... What paper is it for? ”"For the World, sir. |
hvd.hwki6s | ... You know where it is? |
hvd.hwki6s | ... “ Then you ca n't tell me when I can find him in? ” “ No, sir. |
hvd.hwki6s | ...""And this thing...?" |
hvd.hwki6s | ...""Anything up?" |
hvd.hwki6s | ...""Did you find any clues or traces of any one? |
hvd.hwki6s | ...""One word more you do n't intend to men- tion that footprint in your report? ”"Well, no. |
hvd.hwki6s | ...""Would you mind telling me whom I am speaking to?" |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."He followed her into the bedroom, murmur- ing: “ What did you say? |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ But what do you think of his hypothesis-altogether the opposite of mine? ” “ It seems just as good as any other jour- nalist's. |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ Did you see him go off? ” “ No, sir. |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ He has n't left Paris, has he? ” “ I ca n't tell you, sir. |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ Oh, do you think so?... |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ They may mean nothing, of course; but who knows? |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ Well, his shirt- front was stained with blood, and..."“ And what? ” said the detective, scarcely able to contain his excitement. |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ What business? ” Jules pulled out a copy of the day's paper, still wet, and smudged in several places. |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ You ca n't tell me...? ”"Not now; in a few hours I will. |
hvd.hwki6s | ..."“ You do n't believe we're the only paper he has given that news to? |
hvd.hwki6s | 138 THE GRIP OF FEAR He turned round, therefore, somewhat out of patience: “ What is it, now?" |
hvd.hwki6s | 140 THE GRIP OF FEAR Could he have already been to interview the Commissioner on his own account? |
hvd.hwki6s | 16, and asked:"Monsieur Coche? ”"He is not in, sir. ” “ Do you know when he will be back? ”"No; he must have gone on a journey." |
hvd.hwki6s | 16, and asked:"Monsieur Coche? ”"He is not in, sir. ” “ Do you know when he will be back? ”"No; he must have gone on a journey." |
hvd.hwki6s | 22 ” 169 one account for this sudden disappearance without finding some serious reason for it? |
hvd.hwki6s | After all, is it so perfectly impossible that there should be a deep and unsuspected life in what we call inanimate objects? |
hvd.hwki6s | After all, what had they said that THE FIRST INSPIRATION 15 could justify his suspicions? |
hvd.hwki6s | All? |
hvd.hwki6s | An inspector quickly put his head out of the window and said to the coachman: “ What are you waiting for? |
hvd.hwki6s | And be- sides, what could explain the fact that a quiet, contented, honourable youth had suddenly become a thief and a murderer? |
hvd.hwki6s | And during this time, what have you been doing? ”"I have been thinking, and... listening and... looking about me. |
hvd.hwki6s | And how 162 THE GRIP OF FEAR could he have explained such a cry of anguish as this? |
hvd.hwki6s | And what if he was needed? |
hvd.hwki6s | And what if it was he who suggested to me the very idea of the part which UNEASINESS 223 I have acted and am acting still? |
hvd.hwki6s | And yet, what profession can be more ab- sorbing than that of the man- hunter? |
hvd.hwki6s | And, after all, was there no guilt on his soul? |
hvd.hwki6s | Answer, wo n't you? |
hvd.hwki6s | Are you others coming? ” Coche watched his colleagues walk off, and was glad to be left alone. |
hvd.hwki6s | At last, realising that this might seem unnatural, he asked: “ Well, sir; what do you think of this busi- ness? |
hvd.hwki6s | But he's away, and I have n't the slightest... ”"But when will he be back? ” said the voice. |
hvd.hwki6s | But may I know to whom OW"To whom you are speaking? |
hvd.hwki6s | But supposing it were not true?... |
hvd.hwki6s | But we will add to it this trifling obser- vation: examine the back of these bits of paper and fragments of writing — you are looking? |
hvd.hwki6s | But what lawyer would have dared to take his defence after such a confession? |
hvd.hwki6s | But what man can be strong enough, righteous enough, great enough to be totally uninfluenced by the imperious will of the people? |
hvd.hwki6s | But what of that? |
hvd.hwki6s | But, if the reporter had taken a part in the crime, how could one imagine so much dar- ing? |
hvd.hwki6s | But... how can I tell...? |
hvd.hwki6s | Ca n't you see that you're driving me mad? ” When he was left alone he was seized by a horrible access of despair. |
hvd.hwki6s | Call?—what was the use of that? |
hvd.hwki6s | Can you see anything more? |
hvd.hwki6s | Can you tell me when he will be back? ” The woman put up her hands. |
hvd.hwki6s | Coche thought to himself:"Where in the world have I heard that voice before? ”"I'm afraid'not, ” replied Avyot. |
hvd.hwki6s | Compared with this, what are the emotions of the gambler? |
hvd.hwki6s | Do you know him? |
hvd.hwki6s | Do you think so?" |
hvd.hwki6s | Does not even the child get his first pleasures from that terrible game? |
hvd.hwki6s | D’you hear? ” The trio started off again in the shadow and continued their way, close to the walls, without a word, running on tip- toe. |
hvd.hwki6s | Fiends! ” What was he to do now? |
hvd.hwki6s | First of all, one word: is the paper in the press? ” “ Not yet; but it will be in ten minutes. |
hvd.hwki6s | For how long would he keep it? |
hvd.hwki6s | For the mere pleasure, without profit or glory, of getting a stab in the back? |
hvd.hwki6s | Go and fetch somebody? |
hvd.hwki6s | Had he better publish the news, or should he wait till next day? |
hvd.hwki6s | Had he not in some way connived with the murderers? |
hvd.hwki6s | Had he really been followed? |
hvd.hwki6s | Had not Coche already said to him: “ The Press has many and various means of investigation ”? |
hvd.hwki6s | Had the hands stopped thus simply by chance, or was this hour which they told the very min- ute that preceded the crime? |
hvd.hwki6s | Had this clock, an impassive looker on, witnessed the last sec- ond of life of the murdered man? |
hvd.hwki6s | Have you any- thing to write with? ”"No." |
hvd.hwki6s | He had proclaimed his innocence; and what else? |
hvd.hwki6s | He lit his candle, threw his dressing- gown over his shoulders, and opened the door, saying rather crossly: “ What on earth do you want? |
hvd.hwki6s | He looked at the four win- dows, wondering: “ Which is the bedroom window? |
hvd.hwki6s | He repeated a little louder: 22 THE GRIP OF FEAR"Is any one there? ” After a short pause he added:"Do n't be afraid; open. |
hvd.hwki6s | He therefore said, very softly so as not to frighten any one:"Any one there?" |
hvd.hwki6s | He was sorry he had done so, and asked himself: ONESIMUS COCHE, REPORTER 101"If I were in the Commissioner's place, should I have noticed this? ”. |
hvd.hwki6s | How did you get it?" |
hvd.hwki6s | How long have you known...?" |
hvd.hwki6s | How on earth do you know? |
hvd.hwki6s | However, he shrugged his shoulders and murmured to himself: “ What now? |
hvd.hwki6s | I can see to them all on my return. ” “ Wo n't you go back on your word?" |
hvd.hwki6s | I hold your protestations of innocence to be sincere and true; you understand? — true. |
hvd.hwki6s | IN THE CLUTCHES OF DEATH 271 Then, exasperated to the last degree, he threw himself upon the man, shouting: “ Go, then, go, wo n't you? |
hvd.hwki6s | If some one were to see him now, appearing suddenly out of the darkness, would not even he look very startling? |
hvd.hwki6s | Indeed, what logic was there in a man making himself"the historian of the mur- der of which he wanted to be the accused? |
hvd.hwki6s | Is he one of your customers? ”"No, sir; it's the first time he's been here. |
hvd.hwki6s | Is it not the quick succession of inhabitants of one night or one day that gives that impersonal and commonplace character to the rooms of a hotel? |
hvd.hwki6s | Is not this the usual course among reporters, and is it not the best means for giving full and trust- worthy information? |
hvd.hwki6s | Is there a joy keener than that of pursuit? |
hvd.hwki6s | Let us part friends, eh? |
hvd.hwki6s | Monsieur Coche, 96 THE GRIP OF FEAR have you got a camera? |
hvd.hwki6s | My information is good, and I give it to you for nothing; what more could you wish? |
hvd.hwki6s | Near the fireplace there was a door that opened into another room; but there were two big bolts: would he have time to unfasten them? |
hvd.hwki6s | No... must he wait till the door of his room should 208 THE GRIP OF FEAR open, and then rush head foremost on his assailant? |
hvd.hwki6s | No? |
hvd.hwki6s | Of what kind? |
hvd.hwki6s | On the staircase he met Jules, who asked: “ Was I right, sir?" |
hvd.hwki6s | One said: “ At the least movement... you under- stand? |
hvd.hwki6s | Our correspond- ent was certainly well informed. ”"His name?" |
hvd.hwki6s | Perhaps some horrible instinct now dormant within me will make a monster of me.... ”? |
hvd.hwki6s | Shall I be able to speak? ” The cross- examination brought no fresh light on any point. |
hvd.hwki6s | Shall I choose the part of the hunter or that of the game? |
hvd.hwki6s | So he pretended to be astonished, and said:"Are you sure? ” “ Am I sure! |
hvd.hwki6s | So, for three days this reporter had not been seen either at his office or at his own house? |
hvd.hwki6s | Still, he did not attribute much importance to it yet; what likelihood was there that Coche should have anything to do with the business? |
hvd.hwki6s | Take a cab, and see if Mr. Onesimus Coche is at home-16, Rue de Douai. ” “ Rue de? |
hvd.hwki6s | That cuff- link was an unimpor- tant thing, was it? |
hvd.hwki6s | The Commissioner addressed him: “ Are you doing something very urgent? ” The man smiled. |
hvd.hwki6s | The World? |
hvd.hwki6s | The question now was: was the journalist's sudden depar- ture on the night of the crime more than a mere coincidence, or was it not? |
hvd.hwki6s | The torn sleeve and broken cuff- link... did not everything in the room of the murder bear witness to a des- perate hand- to- hand fight? |
hvd.hwki6s | The “ accent of truth, ” you may say? |
hvd.hwki6s | Then it was you who had the in- terview with the Commissioner, and just for fun, just to play the part of the fairy god- mother, you pass it on? |
hvd.hwki6s | There was a ring at the telephone: “ What is it? ” said he. |
hvd.hwki6s | They asked him: “ Do you wish to hear Mass?" |
hvd.hwki6s | This man had come exactly the way he had... well, what of that? |
hvd.hwki6s | True, the bundle must be accounted for;... but what if it only contained an alarum and some scraps of old tin? |
hvd.hwki6s | Unless it's a hoax, the mate who sent us this has earned twenty- five francs in one night. ” “ Twenty- five francs? |
hvd.hwki6s | Was he hungry? |
hvd.hwki6s | Was he not just playing at being trapped by the Police? |
hvd.hwki6s | Was he to build a whole theory of his guilt on a simple coincidence of numbers? |
hvd.hwki6s | Was it 12 THE GRIP OF FEAR armed assault, or simply burglary? |
hvd.hwki6s | Was it an hour of the day or the darkness? |
hvd.hwki6s | Was it noon, with its broad and joyous sunshine, or was it the black and silent hour of midnight? |
hvd.hwki6s | What answer could Monsieur Javel give to this? |
hvd.hwki6s | What can you make out of these few syllables? |
hvd.hwki6s | What could you say to explain a letter, dropped by yourself in the room of the crime? |
hvd.hwki6s | What crime was he to expiate? |
hvd.hwki6s | What do you want? ” “ Did you telephone a moment ago? ” 62 THE GRIP OF FEAR “ We did telephone, sir, but I do n't know whether it was to you. |
hvd.hwki6s | What do you want? ” “ Did you telephone a moment ago? ” 62 THE GRIP OF FEAR “ We did telephone, sir, but I do n't know whether it was to you. |
hvd.hwki6s | What explanation, what justification could he offer for his presumption? |
hvd.hwki6s | What had his own replies been? |
hvd.hwki6s | What have I to prove...? |
hvd.hwki6s | What hour was registered here? |
hvd.hwki6s | What need was there, O Onesimus, to give yourself these pangs? |
hvd.hwki6s | What new indictment would the judge now bring against him? |
hvd.hwki6s | What sinister thought had made them come, all three, to watch the execution of the man who was to expiate their crime? |
hvd.hwki6s | What then? |
hvd.hwki6s | What threat could the darkened eyes of this poor dead man convey to him? |
hvd.hwki6s | What time does he gen- erally come?" |
hvd.hwki6s | What trick is my imagination playing on me, just when I need all my presence of mind? |
hvd.hwki6s | What was he to do? |
hvd.hwki6s | What were its means in this case? |
hvd.hwki6s | What's the matter now?" |
hvd.hwki6s | What's the matter now?" |
hvd.hwki6s | Whatever had made him think of an- nouncing himself as the Police? |
hvd.hwki6s | When would the murder be dis- covered? |
hvd.hwki6s | Who could tell whether there was n't a man standing silently somewhere ready to spring upon him, and perhaps to fire? |
hvd.hwki6s | Who had told Javel not to come back? |
hvd.hwki6s | Who shall I say?" |
hvd.hwki6s | Who was there about in the streets after midnight? |
hvd.hwki6s | Why? |
hvd.hwki6s | Will you be kind enough to take a snapshot of this footmark? ” “ Certainly. |
hvd.hwki6s | Will you? ” “ Well, ” said the other one, “ if it's any good to you! |
hvd.hwki6s | Would you like to leave him a note? |
hvd.hwki6s | Yes? ” Coche disguised his voice. |
hvd.hwki6s | You give me to understand that there are things which you are not able to say — things no doubt of prime importance? ” “ I imply nothing at all. |
hvd.hwki6s | You have 22, Rue de... Rue de — what, first of all? |
hvd.hwki6s | You know the way? |
hvd.hwki6s | You want me to track him down?..." |
hvd.hwki6s | are you there? ” “ Yes, sir; that's all. ” “ Very good, then; I shall see to it myself to- morrow morning. ” And he put back the receiver. |
hvd.hwki6s | but I am not- you hear me?... |
hvd.hwki6s | if they were to come? |
hvd.hwki6s | if they were to find me here in this room?" |
hvd.hwki6s | of what offence was he to repent? |
hvd.hwki6s | police know nothing about it, and you have the news? |
hvd.hwki6s | the World? |
hvd.hwki6s | the part of the policeman, or that of the criminal? |
hvd.hwki6s | there, thank you. ”"You seem very pleased to have my portrait; do you think it will amuse your readers? |
hvd.hwki6s | what if he has actually been clever enough to distinguish, among all this untidi- ness, between the true indices and the faked ones? |
hvd.hwki6s | what is the rapture of discovery? |
hvd.hwki6s | you think that I am lying?... |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Am I really on the right track then? ” And he added, half aloud, as if speaking to himself: “ A note? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Am I really on the right track then? ” And he added, half aloud, as if speaking to himself: “ A note? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Are you 115- 92?" |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Certainly. ”"Is there any chance of my finding him at home? ”. |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Could you tell me what he was like? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Do n't you remember? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ In any case, ” said the first voice,"will you give me his address? ”! |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Is the locksmith there? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ My dear sir, you will grant me a certain amount of experience in a profession which I have followed for twenty years?" |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Well, he's sure to come in during the eve- ning, is n't he? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Well, ” said the woman in a half- whisper,"what are you waiting for? ” He murmured: “ It hurts. |
hvd.hwki6s | “ What does it mean? ” thought Javel. |
hvd.hwki6s | “ What if I made you speak?" |
hvd.hwki6s | “ What...? ” stammered out Coche in amaze- ment. |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Who are you, sir? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Yes, look in front of us, twenty yards away. ” “ Do you mean it?" |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Yes, sir. ”"The World? |
hvd.hwki6s | “ Yes, sir? ” 56 THE GRIP OF FEAR Coche waved his hand. |
hvd.hwki6s | “ You see that it's worth it?"! |
mdp.39015033410278 | 'May I go over it?' mdp.39015033410278 'The family of Sainte- Allaize?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | 'What are you called?' mdp.39015033410278 'You are from Paris, perhaps?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | Do you leave us free to settle the rest? |
mdp.39015033410278 | I asked her:'You are not of Corsica?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | I asked my neighbor:'You are not too cold, are you, miss?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | I asked:'Have you at least been happy?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | I continued:'But, captain, there must be a hundred fathoms of water in that place?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | I, I picked up that pocket- book? |
mdp.39015033410278 | She continued:'Will you do it? |
mdp.39015033410278 | She repeated, in a slow voice:'You are from Nancy?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | The old woman rejoined me, and, tort- ured by that curiosity which ever lives at the bottom of the most resigned of souls:'So you come from France?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | Then, after several seconds, he spoke:'Aw, mbsieu, are you the owner of this ship?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | Then, at the end of several seconds:'So you know people at Nancy?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | Then, dost thou know what I did? mdp.39015033410278 They saw me, me? |
mdp.39015033410278 | What do you mean? mdp.39015033410278 What!—how? — Impossible!" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why did I do that? mdp.39015033410278 Why should we concern ourselves so much about French literature, when those who produce it con- cern themselves so little about ours?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | You insist on pistols? |
mdp.39015033410278 | You say that you bought a necklace of diamonds to replace mine? |
mdp.39015033410278 | 23 was sent? |
mdp.39015033410278 | 27"Can a man be afraid in spite of him?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | 57"And what do you want me to put on my back?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | 63 Her husband, already half- undressed, de- manded:"What is the matter with you?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | 67 what would she have said? |
mdp.39015033410278 | 7 Why had God done this? |
mdp.39015033410278 | 93 What sadder than a dead house, with its skeleton standing upright, bare and sinister? |
mdp.39015033410278 | A German officer, who spoke French like a son of France, demanded of her:"Where are your soldiers?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | And ceaselessly he asked himself:"What shall I do? |
mdp.39015033410278 | And does not God indeed permit love, since He surrounds it visibly with splendor such as this? |
mdp.39015033410278 | And she asked:"What are you doing there? |
mdp.39015033410278 | And the Brisemares, what has become of them?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | And the Sirmonts, do you know them?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | And the corporal resumed:"Maitre Hauchecorne, will you have the kindness to come with me to the mayor's office? |
mdp.39015033410278 | And why did I take into my hands that long hair, which gave my skin a feeling of atrocious cold, as if I were touching serpents? |
mdp.39015033410278 | And you, did n't you notice it?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | And, having thus the right, should he choose the pistol or the sword? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Are you playing with me? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Are you trying to see the grass grow?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | But coming back with a milk- pail full of milk, she stopped again be- fore them, and said:"Would you like a drop? |
mdp.39015033410278 | But if he fainted? |
mdp.39015033410278 | But if he trembled? |
mdp.39015033410278 | But to whom? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Can one remain in love for several years in succession? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Dost thou remember? |
mdp.39015033410278 | For whom was intended this sublime spectacle, this flood of poetry poured from heaven to earth? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Georges Lamil? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Georges said:"Will you excuse me?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Have you need of anything?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | He asked:"Is Maitre Hauchecorne, of Breaute', here?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | He asked:"You're sure you had it on when you left the ball?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | He came back ev- ery day, in the afternoon, after his lunch... thou rememberest, is it not so? |
mdp.39015033410278 | He came each day to say to me:'How is she?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | He did not even dare to talk to them any longer — to say"How do you do?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | He often repeated the words of Christ,"Woman, what have I to do with thee?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | He said:"'So, you are going into... into his room?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | He set himself to reasoning with himself upon the possibility of this thing:"Shall I be afraid?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | He stuttered:"What's the matter? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Her husband said to her one evening:"What is the matter? |
mdp.39015033410278 | How can I find out?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | How much would it cost, a suitable dress, which you could use on other occasions, something very simple?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | How so?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | I asked:"'Is that the island of Re?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | I do not know him; do you?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | I was twelve years old, only twelve years old; thou rememberest well, is it not so? |
mdp.39015033410278 | If a ship had passed near by us what would the sailors have said? |
mdp.39015033410278 | If some force stronger than his will, if some commanding, and irre- sistible power should conquer him, what would happen? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Is he well known? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Loisel for a thief? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Look down there; what is it?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Luc said:"Are you trying to drink?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Parbleu I But do you mean to put me through an examination, my good man?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | Sha'n't we ever be rid of you?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | She kept asking:"Have n't you any more?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | She looked at me:"'Will you do it?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | Some one asked:"That story is a legend, is n't it?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Suzanne stammered through her tears:"Forgive thee what, Little One? |
mdp.39015033410278 | The Prussian asked:"How did it take fire?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | The colonel asked:"You want a serious duel?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | The colonel asked:"You're all right? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Then an anxiety seized him:"Shall I be afraid?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Then he asked himself:"My adversary, has he frequented the shooting- galleries? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Then she asked, hesitating, filled with an- guish:"Can you lend me that, only that?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Thou rememberest how he would say that? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Thou rememberest, is it not so? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Thou rememberest, is it not so? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Thou rememberest, surely, how they spoiled me? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Was she going to speak to her? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Was that a name or a nickname? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Well?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | What could be passing within him? |
mdp.39015033410278 | What do you want?' |
mdp.39015033410278 | What had he been about? |
mdp.39015033410278 | What had they done with his body after- wards? |
mdp.39015033410278 | What will become of me?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | What would have happened if she had not lost that necklace? |
mdp.39015033410278 | What's his class? |
mdp.39015033410278 | What's the mat- ter?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Who is that who saw me?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Who knows? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Who was this man? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Whom should he choose? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why did his heart fall to beating so mad- ly at each of the well- known noises of his chamber? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why did not the cleverest of all song- sters go to rest like the others? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why had he stared at that woman in such a way? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why had they called him"great rogue?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why not? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why these quiverings of the heart, this emotion of the soul, this languor of the body? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why this display of seductions which man- kind never sees, being asleep in bed? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why this half- veil over the world? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why, all shivering, did I receive the comb? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Why? |
mdp.39015033410278 | Yes, what could happen? |
mdp.39015033410278 | You two are always here, are n't you?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | You're calm?" |
mdp.39015033410278 | did he set himself to singing in the vaguely troubling dark? |
mdp.39015033410278 | do you hear? |
mdp.39015033410278 | he saw me, did he, the rascal? |
mdp.39015033410278 | just as you water the earth to make the flow- ers spring? |
mdp.39015033410278 | on me, do you understand? |
mdp.39015033410278 | who knows? |
mdp.39015013472025 | -On your honour I am certain I can rely, ” ſaid the Count;"but can I truſt your fortitude? |
mdp.39015013472025 | -Will you allow me to aſk your reaſon for the queſtion, fir?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | Are you ſo? mdp.39015013472025 What man? ” enquired Emily." |
mdp.39015013472025 | What mean yol, ma’amſelle? mdp.39015013472025 ( 32) ly, “ you are Annette; but why are you fitting by me thus? ” “ O you have been very ill, ma’amſelle, Very ill indeed! mdp.39015013472025 * Did he fend me no meſſage? ” ſaid Emily. mdp.39015013472025 , • What noiſe was it? ” ſaid Ugo, ſtarting up and liſtening 6. mdp.39015013472025 - What can this mean, Maddelina? ” ſaid Emily, awakening from the pleaſing trance, into which the muſic had lulled her. mdp.39015013472025 - what has been ſaid, to occaſion this change? |
mdp.39015013472025 | .. or Where have you been ſo long?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | .. “ It is I, ” replied the voice Why are you thus alarmed?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | 111. diately;( 122 122) diately; but firſt give me a reward for ſo doing. ”~ Who are you?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | 6 Whither ſo faſt, friend- whither ſo faſt? ” ſaid the latter. |
mdp.39015013472025 | : When? |
mdp.39015013472025 | : “ He ſays ic is an omen, lady, and bodes* no good. ”"And what harm can it bode?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | : “ How long have you lived in this deſo- late place?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | :"Why call me cruel? ” faid the man, 16 I would remove you from this dreary ſolitude to a merry party below. |
mdp.39015013472025 | ?? |
mdp.39015013472025 | ?? |
mdp.39015013472025 | Ah, ma'amſelle! ” faid ſhe, “ you, who are ſo young,--have you reaſon for forrow? ” Emily tried to ſinile, but was unable to ſpeak. |
mdp.39015013472025 | Ah, ma'amſelle! ” ſaid Dorothée, « ic is a fad ſtory, and can not be told now; but what am I ſaying? |
mdp.39015013472025 | And what is that tapering light you bear? ” ſaid Emily, “ See how it darts up- wards,--and now it vaniſhes!" |
mdp.39015013472025 | At length ſhe ſaid, fuddenly, “ I think I will go to him my- ſelf;-where is he?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | Bok • Who told you ſo? ” he repeated, more fternly. |
mdp.39015013472025 | But I know, you know, ma'am, who you are going to ſee. ” « Pray did Barnardine tell you this? ” “ He! |
mdp.39015013472025 | But what can they mean by coming here? |
mdp.39015013472025 | But what is to become of me and you,.ma'amfelle, and Ludovico? |
mdp.39015013472025 | But why did he deſire I would come alone, Annette?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | But wo n't you go to bed, ma’amſelle? |
mdp.39015013472025 | Do n't be frighten- ed, it is 1. ” “ And what brings you here'fo late, Maddelina? ” ſaid Emily, as ſhe let her in. |
mdp.39015013472025 | Do thoſe plains, or thoſe woods, or that fine expanſe of water, deſerve the name?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | Do you hear nothing now? ” “ Obey my order,"repeated Montoni. |
mdp.39015013472025 | Do you not know me?". |
mdp.39015013472025 | From theſe melancholy expectations ſhe endea- voured: to relieve her ſpirits by recollect? |
mdp.39015013472025 | How can the poor nume and friars feel the full feryaur of de- votion, if: they never ſee the fun rife, or ſet? |
mdp.39015013472025 | How does your comrade account for it? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472025 | I un- derſtood, that the chateau had been ſhut up for ſome years?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | I was afraid his joy would have betrayed him to the ſentinel at the door. ” “ But how does he look, Ludovico? ” in. |
mdp.39015013472025 | If he will lock the door, ma’amſelle, and take away the key, how am I to get out, unleſs I jump through the window? |
mdp.39015013472025 | My ſtay can not benefit you, ſir, and will only diſtrefs me. ”"Who told you, that Madame Mon, toni was dead?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | Now what can be the reaſon of this? |
mdp.39015013472025 | Says I, Why is my young lady to come alone-Surely I may come with her-What harm can I do? |
mdp.39015013472025 | That rogue Ludovico locked me up again. ”"Locked you up! ” ſaid Emily, with diſpleaſure, “ Why do you permit Ludo- vico to lock you up?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | Then why, ſays 1, bring her to my lady? |
mdp.39015013472025 | To Tuſcany! ” exclaimed Emily- 6 and why thither? ”... |
mdp.39015013472025 | Ugo, haſt got a roſary? ”. |
mdp.39015013472025 | Valancourt, too?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | Well, Annette, ſaid Ludovico, jeer- ingly, ſhall I let you out now? |
mdp.39015013472025 | Whar friend,"ſaid Emily, ſomewhat encouraged, “ who are you, and what is chat light you carry?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | What bowery dell, with fragrant breath, Courts thee to ſtay thy airy flight; Nor ſeek again the purple heath, So oft the ſcene of gay delight? |
mdp.39015013472025 | What do you waſte time for, there? ” ſaid Barnardine with an oath, as he ap- proached the horſemen. |
mdp.39015013472025 | What is it you do fee? ” ſaid Emily, alarmed by her manner, and looking round the room. |
mdp.39015013472025 | What man, who does 700 live in the caſtle, could get within the walls at midnight? |
mdp.39015013472025 | What reaſon have you to think it is Mon- fieur N 3( 270) ſieur Valancourt, who fings? |
mdp.39015013472025 | What ſhade tlius dares to tempt thy ſtay? |
mdp.39015013472025 | When can you ſee the Chevalier again?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | Where did the charm exiſt? — Was it in my mind, or in the imagination of the poet? |
mdp.39015013472025 | Where did the charm exiſt? — Was it in my mind, or in the imagination of the poet? |
mdp.39015013472025 | Where did you loſe it, friend? ” ſaid Emily to Roberto. |
mdp.39015013472025 | Why if I want a friend of mine properly ſerved, how am I to get my revenge? |
mdp.39015013472025 | Why, the place is not haunted, fure- dy? ” faid Blanche, between jeſting and ſeriouſneſs. |
mdp.39015013472025 | Yet, why remove her from the caf- tle, where deeds of darkneſs had, ſhe feared, been often executed with ſecrecy?-from chambers, perhaps 6. |
mdp.39015013472025 | by the Chevalier? ” ſaid Annette. |
mdp.39015013472025 | collect thoſe cones? |
mdp.39015013472025 | cried Emily, “ what noiſe was that?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | diſappearance from Udolpho, “ ſince your father performed the ſervices you ſpoke of?"" |
mdp.39015013472025 | do you know me? ” cried ſhe." |
mdp.39015013472025 | do you ſee nothing? |
mdp.39015013472025 | ed her attention, and the author of the lines, which had expreſſed ſuch tender ad- miration;-who elſe, indeed, could it be? |
mdp.39015013472025 | faid me,"whát can the officers of juſtice do againſt an armed caſtle? |
mdp.39015013472025 | faid ſhe, “ and who could firſt perſuade people to go into them? |
mdp.39015013472025 | glad I ſhould be, if it was ſo! ” “ Would you, indeed; be glad? |
mdp.39015013472025 | heard ye the note profound? |
mdp.39015013472025 | here? ” “ Hark!" |
mdp.39015013472025 | how could you de- ceive us fo? |
mdp.39015013472025 | how have I deſerved this? |
mdp.39015013472025 | is it you? ” ſaid Dorothée, “ How could you find your way hither?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | is it you? ” ſaid Dorothée, “ How could you find your way hither?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | is this the way you keep watch? |
mdp.39015013472025 | my old comrade, ” cried Ugo, « do n't you know me? |
mdp.39015013472025 | not know Ugo? |
mdp.39015013472025 | what is it I ſee? ” and then, trembling, ſat down in a chair, that ſtood by the table." |
mdp.39015013472025 | what makes you look ſo fad, ma’amſelle? |
mdp.39015013472025 | what ſervices can I offer? |
mdp.39015013472025 | you meet any of thoſe noble cavaliers in the way? |
mdp.39015013472025 | « Did you purſue it, that it fled?". |
mdp.39015013472025 | « How, Ludovico, ſhall I reward you for your zeal? ” ſaid Emily:"but, in-'deed, I do not now poſſeſs the means. |
mdp.39015013472025 | « I will ſpeak. ” “ Who is it,"cried Emily in a faint voice, “ that wanders at this late hour?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | « May I aſk, ” ſaid he, at length, “ how long you have known Mon, ſieur Valancourt? |
mdp.39015013472025 | « What voices are thoſe, upon the air? ” ſaid the Count, looking round, and liften. |
mdp.39015013472025 | « Why will you indulge this childiſh grief? ” ſaid he. |
mdp.39015013472025 | ſaid Blanche with ſurpriſe,"I am but juſt ſeleaſed from a con- vent, and would you go into one? |
mdp.39015013472025 | ſaid Emily, in a faltering voice, “ Why do you repeat that name? |
mdp.39015013472025 | ſaid Emily, trying to ſmile, “ ſince, if you had remained there, you would not have found Ludovico? ”"Ah, ma'amſelle! |
mdp.39015013472025 | ſaid he, Annette, what is to become of you, if you are to go running about the caſtle among all theſe drunken Signors? ” “ O! |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ 1- 1- am ſure, if Ludovico had been in France, I would never have left it. ” “ Why do you lament quitting France, then?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ About a week ago, lady, ” ſaid Sebal- tian, taking up the ſtory..* And where? ” “ On the rampart, lady, higher up." |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ And is not my promiſe ſufficient? ” added he ſternly." |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ And nothing elſe? ” ſaid Emily, ſpeak- H 3 ing( 150) ing with difficulty." |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ Aye, why did you not ſeize it? ” ſaid. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ But was you not afraid of being diſ- covered? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ But when, Signora, and where? ” «. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ But ſhall I tell him you will ſee him, lady? ” ſaid Ludovico. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ Can not we go through the chapel to the portal?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ Did you hear nothing, Signor?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ Holy Peter! ” ſaid ſhe, “ what ſhall we do for money on our journey? |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ How! ” exclaimed Emily, “ are any of whe enemy here, then? ”. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ I dare not go, fir,"ſaid ſhe,"where I ſhall be liable to the intruſion of Signor Verezzi. ” “ Have I not promiſed to pro- tect you?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ They( 115)"They were taken priſoners, perhaps?" |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ To be ſure I ſhould, ma'am,"replied Annette, “ and would not you be glad too, to fee Signor Valancourt? |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ Was it the perfon, whom you followed down the rampart, that has occaſioned you this alarm? ” ſaid Emily, endeavouring to conceal her own. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ What then, the lady had promiſed to have Signor Orfino? ” ſaid Ugo. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ What, ſhe married, then, on purpoſe to plague the Signor? ” ſaid Ugo. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ Whither do theſe ſteps lead? ” ſaid Emily, yet pauſing. |
mdp.39015013472025 | “ Who goes yonder? ” cried a ſentinel of the caſtle. |
hvd.hnzlze | At what o'clock? ” “ It was the Ave Maria, signore, ” he replied. hvd.hnzlze You do n't see why? |
hvd.hnzlze | ..."“ Yes, sir, with a door as is hidden in the wall- se- cret like. ” “ You opened that door? |
hvd.hnzlze | 145 “ Will monsieur let me bind up his wrist? ” And though her fingers trembled and his hand was shaking, the bandage was an irreproachable one. |
hvd.hnzlze | 149 “ This? ” said he; “ I have never been down there, but they say it is something old. |
hvd.hnzlze | 183 “ Incubus ” for the “ Encyclopædia Britannica. ” What should he do? |
hvd.hnzlze | 205 without a window; a room lit from the battlements above?" |
hvd.hnzlze | 269 What though it broke her heart? |
hvd.hnzlze | 279 “ Six months?" |
hvd.hnzlze | 75 marrying her numerous daughters to men of rank and wealth? |
hvd.hnzlze | A monstrous creature, or race of creatures, hidden away by the unrightful heirs? |
hvd.hnzlze | Although I was frightened- why should I not admit it? |
hvd.hnzlze | Although there is such as is always a- prying into everything, ” “ You opened that door? |
hvd.hnzlze | An ancient ancestor, living on by diabolic arts throughout the centuries? |
hvd.hnzlze | And I – do you know who I am? ” She laughed, well knowing that I did not. |
hvd.hnzlze | And how could he distin- guish between the angel at last and all the mirages which had preceded her? |
hvd.hnzlze | And now, will you kindly give me back that slip of paper, which you snatched from me? ” “ Most certainly I will, Lady Strathannan,"answered I. |
hvd.hnzlze | And since you know what it is to love a man, and since you wish to hear, shall I tell you? ” • It was not a long tale. |
hvd.hnzlze | And smiling, too, like I smile at you? |
hvd.hnzlze | And why —? |
hvd.hnzlze | And why, above all, should you want to agree with me? |
hvd.hnzlze | And, after all, what was the secret of that chamber? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are yon feeble- minded, a cripple, an outcast? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are you afraid, Mr. Hervey? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are you consumptive? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are you deaf, like Aunt Bluebell? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are you poor, like- lots of people? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are you satisfied to be my quasi step- child? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are you subject to he- reditary insanity? |
hvd.hnzlze | Are you- re- pulsively ugly? ” She laughed again. |
hvd.hnzlze | At last, driven into a corner, I exclaimed, impatiently,'Then what do you propose that I should do? |
hvd.hnzlze | But for him, my boy, I should now have been married and done for. ” “ Did he cut you out?" |
hvd.hnzlze | But had he not foreseen this answer before putting the question to his friend? |
hvd.hnzlze | But perhaps you will be in London in the spring; and you will come to see us then, in Kensington? ”. |
hvd.hnzlze | But that makes no difference. ” “ How makes no difference? |
hvd.hnzlze | But when one came to examine into these charges, what did they amount to? |
hvd.hnzlze | But why did she take a bogus title? |
hvd.hnzlze | But you would not have us swear an eternal friendship, like two school children, we whose paths and duties lie so far apart? |
hvd.hnzlze | But, seriously, why should you think it right only to associate with persons who reflect your own belief? |
hvd.hnzlze | Confess to Sir Hugh Hotspur? |
hvd.hnzlze | Did I say that I objected to your cousin's flirting? |
hvd.hnzlze | Did you find your hippogriff awaiting you when you landed at Pallanza? |
hvd.hnzlze | Did you see Marcello? ” “ Oh! |
hvd.hnzlze | Do the signori want to see it? |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you believe in ghosts? ” “ I am not afraid,"I answered, “ and I am not at THE SPECTER OF STRATHANNAN. |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you know any- body here? ” “ Hardly a soul. |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you know the lady's past history? |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you not know that a lesson quickly learned is seldom long remembered? |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you remember, Marianita? |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you take me for a child? |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you think that to- day you could tell me the characteristics of the “ Vase François ”? |
hvd.hnzlze | Do you? ” “ No. |
hvd.hnzlze | For, after all, was it not pos- sible that there existed in Nature forces, beings, unknown to our ordinary every- day life? |
hvd.hnzlze | Four? |
hvd.hnzlze | Go home without me. ” How could I, so far on foot? |
hvd.hnzlze | Had I seen it for the last time? |
hvd.hnzlze | Had one drop of poison in the little wound done this deadly work? |
hvd.hnzlze | Have I studied your two passions suc- cessfully? |
hvd.hnzlze | Have you been crossed in love? |
hvd.hnzlze | Have you been feeding the Woman of the Water?" |
hvd.hnzlze | Have you forgiven our fiery quarrel of last night? |
hvd.hnzlze | Have you lost the world for a woman, or any particular woman for the sake of the world? |
hvd.hnzlze | Help us, ca n't you? ” But he never moved. |
hvd.hnzlze | How are you get- ting on? ” “ Not a word about that! ” he cried. |
hvd.hnzlze | How can a man of your age talk of being melancholy, or of the hollowness of exist- ence? |
hvd.hnzlze | How could he be, I ask you, with an opera in his head? |
hvd.hnzlze | How did I spend my Christmas? |
hvd.hnzlze | How did you find your way into this room? |
hvd.hnzlze | How in the world did you come there at that hour?" |
hvd.hnzlze | How in the world, then, had it found its way into her room? |
hvd.hnzlze | I am a strong man, and I felt a sort of blind fury as the stone refused to yield, What if the bar should snap? |
hvd.hnzlze | I like but few. ” “ Is n't that rather selfish? ” I ventured to remark. |
hvd.hnzlze | I said, “ Oh, is n't it? ” but he must have known that this was no news to me. |
hvd.hnzlze | I warn yon, so that you may avoid making such a bad pun. ” “ Do I look like a man who makes puns? ” I asked, BY THE WATERS OF PARADISE. |
hvd.hnzlze | I wonder why the people outside are so merry? |
hvd.hnzlze | Ich hab in meinem sinne: fraw Venus, edle fraw so zart ir seind aine teufelinne.?" |
hvd.hnzlze | If she had been a poisoner, I suppose you could have told from her handwriting whether she used antimony or arsenic?' |
hvd.hnzlze | In what shape would it reveal itself? |
hvd.hnzlze | It was answered promptly by the guardiano, of whom Detaille has al- ready told you. ” “ Where is the signore? ” I asked through the gate. |
hvd.hnzlze | It's getting late. ” “ It wo n't be dark for another hour, ” said Captain Charvel positively;"you're not afraid, are you? |
hvd.hnzlze | May I thank you, and stay at home? |
hvd.hnzlze | Miss Lam- mas, will you do me the honor to marry me? ” For the first time in my life the blood rushed to my head and my sight swam. |
hvd.hnzlze | No specters, then? ” he asked. |
hvd.hnzlze | Now that I had come so far, was nothing to take place to repay me for my trouble? |
hvd.hnzlze | Now this was all very satisfactory, so far as it went; but the question was, how on earth was I to conclude the interview? |
hvd.hnzlze | Now you know, Mr. Hervey- don't you? |
hvd.hnzlze | Now, dear Mr. Hervey, will you do me a great favor, and try to arrange this for me?" |
hvd.hnzlze | Only do n't you think you might feel funny if you saw me stand five minutes — it was quite five minutes — talking to- to the hostler? |
hvd.hnzlze | Or was it something less tangible, less conceivable- a ghost, a demon, some fearful supernatural evil? |
hvd.hnzlze | Or would it be young Harry Hotspur? |
hvd.hnzlze | Perhaps he was still asleep? |
hvd.hnzlze | Perhaps- perhaps you are a Miss Bluebell? ” “ Considering that you are a neighbor, I will tell you who I am, ” she answered. |
hvd.hnzlze | Pray, is this true? ” “ Let me think,'Philips replied. |
hvd.hnzlze | Shall I call him? ” “ Call him? ” I knew that no mortal voice could reach Marcello now, but I tried to fancy he was still alive. |
hvd.hnzlze | Shall I call him? ” “ Call him? ” I knew that no mortal voice could reach Marcello now, but I tried to fancy he was still alive. |
hvd.hnzlze | Shall I take you at your word, Miss Lammas? ” “ I hope you will, ” she answered. |
hvd.hnzlze | She is your neighbor, since it is you. ” “ 1-beg your pardon- but then- is your aunt Lady Bluebell? |
hvd.hnzlze | Sometimes — will you believe it, Marianita? — sometimes I wish that I had married. |
hvd.hnzlze | The light shone full upon it, and we saw- how is it possible to tell? |
hvd.hnzlze | The thought of marriage was abhorrent to him — why should a free man put his feet into the stocks? |
hvd.hnzlze | The wedding is for next May. ” ar ve 1 What did this mean? |
hvd.hnzlze | Then I spoke to the Welshwoman: “ What are you about, Judith? |
hvd.hnzlze | Then with a shy smile she added, while a blush crept over her face, “ Why did I cry while you were talking to me? |
hvd.hnzlze | There was a moment- do you know? — when with pleasure I could have dragged you across the stage, like Desdemona, by your long red hair. |
hvd.hnzlze | This time last year, do you remember the sort of letters that you used to write me? |
hvd.hnzlze | Was this the crisis the doctor had expected? |
hvd.hnzlze | What are they doing? |
hvd.hnzlze | What could I do? |
hvd.hnzlze | What did I expect to discover? |
hvd.hnzlze | What does he want me for? ” The Captain smiled. |
hvd.hnzlze | What if either of them could guess? |
hvd.hnzlze | What is this? ” I went on, trying to seem careless. |
hvd.hnzlze | What might be passing in their mind? |
hvd.hnzlze | What object could there be in taking your pillow away?" |
hvd.hnzlze | What then? |
hvd.hnzlze | What though the blossoms of May bore no fruit? |
hvd.hnzlze | What was there to discover? |
hvd.hnzlze | What woman would not make a sense- less litter of flower- pots and cotton reels in my tidy rooms? |
hvd.hnzlze | What would he do? |
hvd.hnzlze | What would those ladies in hoops and pow- der think of the change, I wonder? ” Mr. Little saw his opportunity. |
hvd.hnzlze | Whatever will my partners think? |
hvd.hnzlze | When did you get back? ” “ Late last night; we had a splendid passage. ” “ You have dined? |
hvd.hnzlze | When did you get back? ” “ Late last night; we had a splendid passage. ” “ You have dined? |
hvd.hnzlze | Where are you stopping? ” “ Meurice's." |
hvd.hnzlze | Who knows, but God? |
hvd.hnzlze | Who will dare to boast that his judg- ment is superior to the accidents of time, place, and health? |
hvd.hnzlze | Who'could have brought them here? |
hvd.hnzlze | Why could she not look like her mother, too, as well as the rest of them? |
hvd.hnzlze | Why do n't you tell me something?" |
hvd.hnzlze | Why have we never met before?" |
hvd.hnzlze | Why is it, I wonder, that we take such pleasure in each other's society, we who are always sparring, we that are so different in age and na- ture? |
hvd.hnzlze | Why should he be? |
hvd.hnzlze | Why should he trouble himself because this little girl who called her- self his friend had secretly engaged herself and kept him in the dark? |
hvd.hnzlze | Why should the thought obtrude itself like a falling shadow at such a moment? |
hvd.hnzlze | Why should you wish to know me better, my dear Miss Bassett? |
hvd.hnzlze | Why, in the name of Heaven, had he rushed back to Rome in May? |
hvd.hnzlze | With me?" |
hvd.hnzlze | Would my cuff do, do you think? ” “ Oh, yes! |
hvd.hnzlze | Would n't it be singularly awkward for you if I said “ Yes'? |
hvd.hnzlze | Would she ever come back again? |
hvd.hnzlze | Would you like some brandy and water, or another pillow? |
hvd.hnzlze | Yet, was it something visible, defina- ble, or was it merely a rague curse? |
hvd.hnzlze | You may have mine — or an additional blanket? ” asked his friend. |
hvd.hnzlze | You must have wandered in there through the park; you came up to the house and looked at m me_ » “ Was that you?" |
hvd.hnzlze | You were sent away for opening that door? |
hvd.hnzlze | You will find it quite im- possible. ” “ Will you let me try? ” she asked, still smiling. |
hvd.hnzlze | Your father likes me very much, Miss Nobel; he would be very hard- hearted if he did n't, do n't you think? ” THE CAPTAIN'S BRIDE. |
hvd.hnzlze | conscience reproach you?) |
hvd.hnzlze | five years without seeing a woman that pleases him?" |
hvd.hnzlze | hyacinthine Mrs. Allen, or a traveler in “ Balm of Co- lumbia ”? |
hvd.hnzlze | must bring? |
hvd.hnzlze | na- and was this some jealous lover's vengeance? |
hvd.hnzlze | or to Sir Hugh's son? |
hvd.hnzlze | or what was the yield of the great tomb at Cervetri? |
hvd.hnzlze | parish Church? ” 66 THE WITCHING TIME. |
hvd.hnzlze | to those who had not seen it, or perhaps some almost immaterial evil, some curse lurking in the very atmos- phere of the place? |
hvd.hnzlze | « You ca n't measure nerve force to a millionth of a grain?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ A wife?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ A woman? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ About what? ” asked Mr. St. John. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Alive? ” I shouted. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ An episode? ” echoed Marian. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ And how is the Woman of the Water?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Are n't you happy? ” asked I;"are n't you sure of him? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Are n't you happy? ” asked I;"are n't you sure of him? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Are you always gay? ” I asked, suddenly. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Are you sure of the hour, ma sæur?." |
hvd.hnzlze | “ At what time did Marcello come out into the gar- den? ” “ Well, it might have been half- past eleven,"I an- swered, unwillingly. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ By- the- way, Esmé, what are your views on the subject of ghosts and the supernatural? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Charming fellow, is n't he? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Chi lo sa? ” he answered. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Did he ever find the angel of his better dreams, and was it worth while to find her like this when he was at the edge of the grave? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do n't you think,"I timidly suggested, “ that we had best keep to the road? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do you doubt my word? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do you mean to tell me that this is the room they gave you when you arrived?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do you still practice the black art? ” asked Sir Marmaduke. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do you think I had better give her your love, though? ” “ Oh, you need n't unless you like, ” he returned. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do you think you could communicate to my aunt the fact that you are a Cairn- gorm and a neighbor? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do you want anything else? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Do you? ” said Hadding, and wondered what she meant. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Does she still play in the moonlight? ” “ She is hungry,"answered the Welshwoman, in a low voice. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Exactly so; and these family quarrels are so very painful, are they not? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Feed her? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ From Stonyhead. ” “ From the sea? ” I cried; “ not to- day?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ From Stonyhead. ” “ From the sea? ” I cried; “ not to- day?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Has Marcello been here? ” was the next question. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Have I been ill, Magnin? ” he asked very feebly. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Have you been to Brightlingham yet?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Have you never felt, ” said he, “ that your life was incomplete? ” “ Yes,"I whispered, “ often." |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Have you nothing to say? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Have you seen the signore? ” he asked, and his stupidly placid face showed me that he, at least, had no hand in his disappearance. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Hungry? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ I hope you've had plenty to eat? ” She shook her head and smiled to herself. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ I start to- morrow. ” “ Will you take me, as you promised? ” laughed Marian. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ I wonder if I have shocked her, after all? ” I said to Magnin. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ I'm hot, ” said she, “ I've come a good bit of a way. ” “ Where from? ” asked I. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ If you love him — and I'm bound to believe you- why do n't you have him? ” “ Why do n't I have him? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ If you love him — and I'm bound to believe you- why do n't you have him? ” “ Why do n't I have him? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Is anything the matter? ” cried I, when we got into the road; “ father is n't ill, is he? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Is anything the matter? ” cried I, when we got into the road; “ father is n't ill, is he? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Is he dead, then? ” Magnin only bowed his head. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Is there any reason in the world why you shonld not enjoy all you have got in life? ” “ No. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ It seems hard to you, does it, ” went on Hadding meditatively, “ to own that any beautiful thing is transi- tory? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ May I make it on your fire? ” Mr. Little watched him in silence, then suddenly 188 THE WITCHING Z'IME. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Miss,"she breathed, “ it is not Charvel, not Will- iam Charvel, not my Will that I saved from the sea? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Oh, you did, eh? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Philips! ” he cried, “ where have you dropped from? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Secondly, ” I continued, “ I was sitting alone in my garden last summer- near the end of July — do you re- member? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Then, ” she said, “ would it be asking too much if I begged you not to mention to my mother what room you are in? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Wait a moment, will you? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ We have n't met since that day on Maggiore- how many years ago? ” said Sir Marmaduke. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Well? ” A MYSTERY OF THE CAMPAGNA. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What are you doing? ” called I; her teeth were clenched, and there was blood upon her face. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What are you going to do? ” he said, looking around at where Marcello lay. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What do you get to eat? ” said I. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What do you mean? ” she inquired, turning quick- ly upon me. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What do you say to that, ma sæur? ” asked Mag- nin, when I had done. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What does she mean? ” asked Margaret, when we had gone by. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What is it, nurse? ” I cried, clinging to her skirts. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What is this? ” whispered Magnin. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ What shall we do? ” was really the form in which the thought occurred to him, and suddenly the in- spiration came. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ When did you see the signore last? ” I asked, when he had returned with the lantern. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ When? ” “ In the first place, you caine down from Berlin by the express, ten days ago. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Where are you? ” I shouted; but Magnin was call- ing my name, and could not hear me. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Where? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Who are you? ” suddenly exclaimed Mr. Lit- tle, stopping short and facing him. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Why, Little, have you been in the horse- pond? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Why, then, have you got a tenor? |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Will no one go for me and bring me a word from you?' |
hvd.hnzlze | “ Yes, I think I find life very pleasant, and I tell it so. ” “ How can you tell life'anything? ” I inquired. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ You saw it, ma suur? ” I heard Magnin whisper hoarsely. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ You will not obey?" |
hvd.hnzlze | “ You'd be settled in Italy? ” said the other, with a curious smile. |
hvd.hnzlze | “ You're getting quite Musset- ish, ” 1 said:"Avez- vous vu, dans Barcelone, Une Andalouse au sein bruni, Påle comme un beau soir d'automne? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But how could she do it — how could she kill the man she cared for? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do n't you think, after all, that Mr. Oke may be right in saying that it is easier and more comfortable to take the whole story as a pure invention? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do you believe now? mdp.39015005865947 Do you believe now?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do you suppose there was anything between them? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Doctor,he said very quietly,"will you do me a favour? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Does this interesting literary character haunt the yellow drawing- room? mdp.39015005865947 Does — does Mr. Oke know that you have got it here?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Have n't you heard the gong for dinner? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Have you any ghosts at Okehurst, by the way? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Have you ever read any of Lovelock's poetry? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Have you ever seen or heard anything strange there? |
mdp.39015005865947 | How does one know that anything is true in this world? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I presume you have not,I asked, half laugh- ing, of Mrs. Oke,"since you do n't mind sitting in that room for hours alone? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I suppose you are a great sportsman? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I think we shall be caught in a tremendous storm,I said;"had n't we better be turning?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | If he is, why does n't he go up to town and see the doctor? mdp.39015005865947 Is Mrs. Oke unwell?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Is n't it true that Mrs. Oke tries to look like that portrait? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Lovelock? |
mdp.39015005865947 | No one? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Really? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Well, who was it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | What do I want with the unaesthetic sex, as Schopenhauer calls it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | What do the dead people know about it? mdp.39015005865947 What is the name of this place?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Where is Mrs. Oke? mdp.39015005865947 Who tells you that I do n't believe in such things, as you call them?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Who told thee that fable? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Who was it, then, that was walking with you near the pond, about five o'clock? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Who was it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Who's that fellow looking in at the window, and making signs to you, Alice? mdp.39015005865947 Why do you worry Mr. Oke like that?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Why not? mdp.39015005865947 Why, would you dislike it if there were?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Would n't what? |
mdp.39015005865947 | You know Sora Luisa, the blacksmith's widow? mdp.39015005865947 ... Do you remember the story of Zeuxis and the ladies of Crotona, five of the fairest not being too much for his Juno? mdp.39015005865947 139 solemnly that he hoped the whole story might be a mere dreadful calumny? mdp.39015005865947 169 excitement, that walked this earth under the name of Alice Oke? mdp.39015005865947 173 bottom of our soul; so why should n't they be? mdp.39015005865947 25 chariot- wheels is crushed? mdp.39015005865947 47 should there not be ghosts to such as can see them? mdp.39015005865947 77 Stigmata? mdp.39015005865947 87 mad poet? mdp.39015005865947 ? Crown 8vo. mdp.39015005865947 A hallucination? mdp.39015005865947 A singular being, is she not? mdp.39015005865947 Am I too going mad? mdp.39015005865947 Am I turning novelist instead of historian? mdp.39015005865947 And I, for what am I waiting? mdp.39015005865947 And after that, what next? mdp.39015005865947 And his melancholy, his preoccupation, the some- thing about him that told of a broken youth — did it mean that he knew it? mdp.39015005865947 And the youngest son of the King sat in the green meadow and thought about it a little, and then said,'What use is there in being Emperor or Pope? mdp.39015005865947 And then she suddenly added,Suppose you paint my portrait in that room?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | And when you come to think of it, why not? |
mdp.39015005865947 | And yet what can he do? |
mdp.39015005865947 | And, indeed, is it possible they should not? |
mdp.39015005865947 | As a matter of fact, what is there to be said? |
mdp.39015005865947 | At what price? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But if it does not distress you or your charming daughter, may I humbly beg permission to smoke a cigar?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | But if madness means the happiness of one's life, what of it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But if she will not listen to him, what can he do? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But where is the use of talking about her? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But why among these statues only men and boys, athletes and fauns? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But why not? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But, after all, why make a scandal? |
mdp.39015005865947 | But,"he added, as if fearful lest he should be supposed to accuse her in any way,"how can she, usually, with her wretched health? |
mdp.39015005865947 | By taking no notice of the letter? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Can you doubt of the reality of Christopher Lovelock now?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Could it have been all a hallucination or a dream — perhaps a dream dreamed that night? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Death — and is not she also dead? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Dec. 18th.—Am I mad? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Did I not know that I was in love with a woman dead three hundred years? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do I dread it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do I feel anything, does anything exist all round me? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do I long for to- night? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do n't they believe that Lovelock has been seen about the house? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do you remember — you, who have read everything — all the bosh of our writers about the Ideal in Art? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do you see it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do you suppose that a woman like Medea feels the smallest ill- will against a poor, craven Duchess Maddalena? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Do you understand? |
mdp.39015005865947 | For what use, I entreat you to tell me, is that respectable spinster's vision? |
mdp.39015005865947 | For, after all, may I not recover from this strangest of maladies? |
mdp.39015005865947 | From this sort of martyr- dom( what are the sensations of a former racehorse being driven in a cab? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Has Wal- demar's statue shown me the real Dionea, or has Dionea really grown more strangely beautiful than before? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Has your Excellency ever read Longus, a Greek pastoral novelist? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Have I really seen her, or am I mad? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Have you ever read of their wanderings and dis- guises, in my friend Heine's little book? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Have you got that par- ticular white dress she was painted in, perhaps?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | He ought to save her, do you see? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Horrible, horrible I But why so, pray? |
mdp.39015005865947 | How could he? |
mdp.39015005865947 | How do you explain the part which tradi- tion ascribes to her in the supposed murder? |
mdp.39015005865947 | How do you explain this uncanny reputation, since nothing ever hap- pened there?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | How in the world should I have dreamed that I was handling explosive substances? |
mdp.39015005865947 | How pay them off? |
mdp.39015005865947 | How was it I had not noticed that? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I asked —"that she was ever in love with him? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I fancied I saw it all, and that I, somehow, was Marcantonio Frangipani come to liberate her — or was it Prinzivalle degli Ordelaffi? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I feel as if some danger pursued me here( can it be fever? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I go about humming between my teeth,"Why am I not Marcantonio? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I hear again all the insipid exclamations, the insipid questions about this singer: —"When did he live? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I put it into water when I returned, after having kissed it, who knows how many times? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I wonder whether such an idol ever existed, or exists nowadays, in the body of Tassi's bronze effigy? |
mdp.39015005865947 | I wonder who has his likeness now? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Is it a delusion? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Is it falsehood? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Is it from living among these peasants and fishing- folk, or is it because, as people pretend, a sceptic is always superstitious? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Is this Medea's fault? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Is this folly? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Jealous — but of whom? |
mdp.39015005865947 | May this explain? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Must he seek out the other one, and try and get him out of the way? |
mdp.39015005865947 | My book? |
mdp.39015005865947 | My dear Boutourline,—Do you remember my telling you, one afternoon that you sat upon the hearthstool at Florence, the story of Mrs. Oke of Okehurst? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Nay, am I not here at Urbania on the express understanding that, in a certain number of months, I shall produce just another such book? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Nay, would it be possible to drag on a life like this one after the happiness of to- morrow? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Oh, do n't you think it delightful, going at this pace, with the idea that any moment the horse may come down and we two be killed?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Oke — had seen some of my — pictures — paintings — portraits — at the — the — what d'you call it? — Academy. |
mdp.39015005865947 | Or are there really ghosts? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Shall life for me mean the love of a dead woman? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Suppose she know that she must strike or be struck? |
mdp.39015005865947 | That incident was the beginning of a perfect system — a system of what? |
mdp.39015005865947 | That sketch up there with the boy's cap? |
mdp.39015005865947 | The genuine ghost? |
mdp.39015005865947 | The question was, Could such a name be fitly borne by a young lady at the Convent of the Stig- mata? |
mdp.39015005865947 | The supernatural can open the caves of Jamschid and scale the ladder of Jacob: what use has it got if it land us in Islington or Shepherd's Bush? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Then the others — Pico, the Groom, Stimigliano, Oliverotto, Frangipani, Prinzivalle degli Ordelaffi — will they all be there? |
mdp.39015005865947 | This is the first time in my life that I have been a thief; why did I not go into a shop and buy a hatchet? |
mdp.39015005865947 | To Oke or to Mrs. Oke? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Was he very famous? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Was it all my fancy? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Was it cowardice on my part? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Was she worth seeing, that aunt of hers, or would she, if followed, have led the way to any interesting brimstone or any endurable beatitude? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Was there, perhaps, another door there? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Well, yes, after all, why not? |
mdp.39015005865947 | What happened there?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | What has be- come of the race of Faustinas, Marozias, Bianca Cappellos? |
mdp.39015005865947 | What if the rose has fallen to dust? |
mdp.39015005865947 | What mystery was there in this woman's life? |
mdp.39015005865947 | What was it all? |
mdp.39015005865947 | What's the use of it all? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Where discover nowadays( I confess she haunts me) another Medea da Carpi? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Where had I seen that goddess in lilac and lemon draperies fore- shortened over a big, green peacock? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Where have you been all this time?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Where is Alice?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Who can it be?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Who had written it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Who knows whether they do not exist to this day? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Why no wide- shouldered Amazon or broad- flanked Aphrodite? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Why only the bust of that thin, delicate- lipped little Madonna wife of his? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Why should I? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Why should she not return to the earth, if she knows that it contains a man who thinks of, desires, only her? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Why will she always go on like that about Lovelock?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Why, in Heaven's name, must he pitch upon Zaffirino for his mooning, this old duffer of a patrician? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Will to- night ever come? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Will you listen to me?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | Would it be possible to live in order to love another woman? |
mdp.39015005865947 | Would you like to come up to your rooms?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | You did n't know that it all took place under my eyes? |
mdp.39015005865947 | You have never heard the story in detail? |
mdp.39015005865947 | You really think that I am?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | You remember what Balzac says about projecting any piece of work? —"C'est fumer des cigarettes en- chantees." |
mdp.39015005865947 | You remember, three years ago, my telling you I had let myself in for painting a couple of Kentish squireen? |
mdp.39015005865947 | You think our peasants are sceptical? |
mdp.39015005865947 | am I going mad? |
mdp.39015005865947 | art- criticism? |
mdp.39015005865947 | contemptible? |
mdp.39015005865947 | cried one of the boys —"the one who used to ride through the air on a goat?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | did any of thy lovers love thee as I do? |
mdp.39015005865947 | do you suppose they have n't heard the story? |
mdp.39015005865947 | he repeated, in a scrutinising tone;"no one, Alice?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | his footsteps in the big corridor? |
mdp.39015005865947 | know not what impelled me to say,"By the way, have you any dresses of that Mrs. Oke whom your wife resembles so much? |
mdp.39015005865947 | or Prinzivalle? |
mdp.39015005865947 | or he of Narni? |
mdp.39015005865947 | or rather, that I only now remembered having noticed it? |
mdp.39015005865947 | or the good Duke Alfonso? |
mdp.39015005865947 | roughly to understand that her business is to give the Duke an heir, not advice; that she must never ask"wherefore this or that?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | sing Santa Lucia — d'you hear?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | sketch, and enjoying putting this strange creature, as I said to myself, through her paces;"how is that?" |
mdp.39015005865947 | the wretched husband would take such matters seriously? |
mdp.39015005865947 | why do I write this trash? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'A likely place, is n't it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'And now comes the second question,'resumed Utterson:'Who is going to do it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'And now one word more: it was Hyde who dictated the terms in your will about that dis- appearance?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'And now,'said Mr. Utterson, as soon as Poole had left them,'you have heard the news?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'And now,'said the other,'how did you know me?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'And you never asked about the — place with the door?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Bless me, Poole, what brings you here?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'But if you mean, was it Mr. Hyde? — why, yes, I think it was! |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'By the by,'said he,'there was a letter handed in to- day: what was the messenger like?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Changed? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Common friends?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Did I ever tell you that I once saw him, and shared your feeling of repulsion?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Did you ever come across a protégé of his — one Hyde?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Did you ever remark that door?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Do you know, Poole,'he said, looking up,'that you and I are about to place ourselves in a position of some peril?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Do you not see, sir, it is broken? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'For what did Jekyll'—he caught himself up at the word with a start, and then conquering the weakness:'what could Jekyll want with it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Good God, sir,'exclaimed the officer,'is it possible?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Have you any of these papers?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Have you got it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Have you got it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Have you seen him?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Have you the envelope?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Hyde?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'I dare n't say, sir,'was the answer;'but will you come along with me and see for yourself?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'I have buried one friend to- day,'he thought:'what if this should cost me another?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'I suppose, Lanyon,'said he,'you and I must be the two oldest friends that Henry Je- kyll has?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Indeed?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Indeed?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Is Dr. Jekyll at home, Poole?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Is that from Doctor Jeykll, sir?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Is that right, when Dr. Jekyll is from home?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Is there never anything else?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Is this Mr. Hyde a person of small stature?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'My will? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'O, sir,'cried Poole,'do you think I do not know my master after twenty years? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'On your side,'said Mr. Utterson,'will you do me a favour?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Seen him?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Shall I keep this and sleep upon it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Sir,'he said, looking Mr. Utterson in the eyes,'was that my master's voice?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'So you found it out, did you?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'There was a third enclosure?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'This is a strange note,'said Mr. Utterson; and then sharply,'How do you come to have it open?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'This is unquestionably the doctor's hand, do you know?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Tut- tut,'said Mr. Utterson; and then after a considerable pause,'Ca n't I do anything?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Weeping? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Well?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'What foul play? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'What shall it be?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'What sort of a man is he to see?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'What, what? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Who are they?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Whose description?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Why did you compare them, Guest?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Will you let me see your face?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'Will you wait here by the fire, sir? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'You are sure he used a key?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'You know that will of yours?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 'thought Mr. Utterson,'can he, too, have been thinking of the will?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 1? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 47* You fear, I suppose, that it might lead to his detection?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | 77 and it had the same quick light way with it; and then who else could have got in by the laboratory door? |
mdp.39015059642994 | 87'Why do n't you read it, sir?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | And even granting some impediment, why was this gentleman to be received by me in secret? |
mdp.39015059642994 | And the next moment, in a voice that was already fairly well under control,'Have you a graduated glass?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | And then suddenly, but still without looking up,'How did you know me?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | And then, why fled? |
mdp.39015059642994 | And what of that? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Are you all here?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | But hark again, a little closer — put your heart in your ears, Mr. Utterson, and tell me, is that the doctor's foot?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | Far away from home, O it's still for you and me That the broom is blowing? |
mdp.39015059642994 | From this he was recalled by Mr. Utterson asking rather suddenly:'And you do n't know if the drawer of the cheque lives there?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | How could the presence of these articles in my house affect either the honour, the sanity or the life of my flighty colleague? |
mdp.39015059642994 | How was he to be reached? |
mdp.39015059642994 | How, then, were they dissociated? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Hyde, I think?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | Hyde?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | Hyde?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | If his messenger could go to one place, why could he not go to another? |
mdp.39015059642994 | If it was my master, why did he cry out like a rat, and run from me? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Jekyll?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | Sir, if that was my master, why had he a mask upon his face? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Something troglodytic, shall we say? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Supposing that I escaped capture in the streets, how was I to make my way into his presence? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Thereupon the servant knocked in a very guarded manner; the door was opened on the chain; and a voice asked from within,'Is that you, Poole?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | This masked figure that you saw, did you recognise it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | Utterson?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | What are you afraid of?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | What do you want?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | What does the man mean?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | What has he done?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | Why? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Will Hyde die upon the scaffold? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Will you be wise? |
mdp.39015059642994 | Written by the hand of Lanyon, what should it mean? |
mdp.39015059642994 | You have not been mad enough to hide this fellow?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | You have not forgot, sir, that at the time of the murder he had still the key with him? |
mdp.39015059642994 | and above all since Guest, being a great student and critic of hand- writing, would consider the step natural and obliging? |
mdp.39015059642994 | and how should I, an unknown and displeasing visitor, prevail on the famous physician to rifle the study of his colleague, Dr. Jekyll? |
mdp.39015059642994 | and how? |
mdp.39015059642994 | and in that case, can we venture to de- clare this suicide? |
mdp.39015059642994 | do you think I do not know where his head comes to in the cabinet door, where I saw him every morning of my life? |
mdp.39015059642994 | do you want to see it?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | he added,'is the doc- tor ill?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | he cried; and then taking a second look at him,'What ails you?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | how persuaded? |
mdp.39015059642994 | how that?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | or can it be the old story of Dr. Fell? |
mdp.39015059642994 | or has the greed of curiosity too much command of you? |
mdp.39015059642994 | or is it the mere radiance of a foul soul that thus transpires through, and transfigures, its clay continent? |
mdp.39015059642994 | or shall I give you a light in the dining- room? |
mdp.39015059642994 | or will he find courage to release himself at the last moment? |
mdp.39015059642994 | said Mr. Utterson, with a slight change of voice,'and what was that?' |
mdp.39015059642994 | will you be guided? |
mdp.39015059642994 | will you suffer me to take this glass in my hand and to go forth from your house without further parley? |
mdp.39015063950284 | ?. mdp.39015063950284 Is this 66 human nature? ” cried ſhe. |
mdp.39015063950284 | .. ſevere[ 125] is ſevere a proof of my diſintereſtedneſs, a “ diſintereſtedneſs which is not conſiſtent c with love? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 6 Am I “ doomed to find every body deceitful?'' |
mdp.39015063950284 | 6 Oh Heavens! ” interrupted Ade- line, “ What voice is this? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 6 burly's over? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 But what do you mean? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 Her father, ſay you?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 Is he wounded? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 death[ 74] read the promp failed* Los her w “ death is deſigned me, why this delay; 66 and for what but death am I brought “ hither? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 ing yourſelf? ” The Marquis pauſed, and looked ſtedfaſtly at La Motte, whoſe countenance was almoſt concealed by the gloom of evening. |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 ment? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 to[ 25] “ to ſuppoſe, or, rather, how have you “ learned, that your father purſues you?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66 vantageous as the whole? |
mdp.39015063950284 | 66. ing on:",.What, then, is my father? ”.66. |
mdp.39015063950284 | All « around me is dead; and do I really D 5 o exiſt,[ 58]"exift, or am I but a ſtatue? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Are theſe things real? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Are you"not now in my power, and do I not"forbear to take advantage of your 66 ſituation? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Aye, ſays hè, “ you know your maſter has agreed to se give her up to my Lord. ”"Good God what will become of “ me? ” exclaimed Adeline." |
mdp.39015063950284 | But why do I talk"6 thus? |
mdp.39015063950284 | But “ have I not conſulted your happineſs, “ even in the very conduct which you « condemn? |
mdp.39015063950284 | But"I do n't ſee why he ſhould take it in his 6 head to walk; he was not murdered, 56 ſurely? ” “ I hope not, ” ſaid Adeline. |
mdp.39015063950284 | Can you doubt the reality of that “ love, which, to obtain you, has urged “ me to riſque your diſpleaſure? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Do you ſo?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | Do you “ really believe him in danger?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | Fancy paints with hués unreal,- Smile of bliſs, and ſorrow's mood; If they both are but ideal, Why reject the ſeeming good? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Has"the Marquis mentioned him?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | Have you"then forgot me?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | His cha- “ racter, excites my averſion, and I en- “ treat, Sir, that he may no more be: “ mentioned. ” CHAP:[ 68] Thay watch? |
mdp.39015063950284 | I always adopt a method s directly contrary to what ſhe would"ſuggeſt; for what can be the uſe of"Art, if ſhe is only to follow Nature?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | If I am to die — why not"quickly? |
mdp.39015063950284 | In the fightleſs air I dwell, T.Y.Diab SILA TU?? |
mdp.39015063950284 | In the fightleſs air I dwell, T.Y.Diab SILA TU?? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Is it “ from theſe few words that you draw “ ſuch a poſitive concluſion? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Is this a « viſion? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Jacques had ſaid._Well, ſaid he, 66 what do you think of it now?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | She aſked him, however, if he had heard from her father?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | This night, ſay you,"this night-- the Marquis is to return?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | Towards[ 184) Towards evening the ſurgeon again? |
mdp.39015063950284 | What mean you, Peter? ”. |
mdp.39015063950284 | Where ſhall I 66 be when next it ſets- where this time os to- morrow? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Why this « delay? |
mdp.39015063950284 | Why, indeed, ſhould La Motte conceal from her only his knowledge of her father's intention, un- leſs he deſigned to deliver her into his hands? |
mdp.39015063950284 | could you think thus, “ if you truly loved? |
mdp.39015063950284 | did not I hear a ſtep? |
mdp.39015063950284 | my Lord, can you doubt this?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | rejoined Theodore,"would you go to a convent? |
mdp.39015063950284 | ter, “ do n't you ſee, I ca n't reach them? |
mdp.39015063950284 | will none of ye fly to aid me; will “ none of ye avenge my ſufferings?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | yet what could I have done to 6.ſave thee? |
mdp.39015063950284 | « What 66 have I to fear?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | ſaid he, 6 how 66 can I aſſiſt you; beſides, where can"we go? |
mdp.39015063950284 | ſhall I never find"a friend; am I deſtined fill to truſt 56 and be deceived? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ And muſt I then believe that every “ body is cruel and deceitful? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ And.was this all you heard? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ By ſeeming to know as much as he, I “ at laſt made him diſcover all, and he si told me but you look pale, Ma'am- 66 ſelle, are you ill? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Do you doubt my fincerity, © my Lord, that you are yet ſilent? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Do you know the people you have"played with? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Do you know"where this road leads? ” ſaid he. |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Do you then,"faid ſhe, in a tremulous voice, 6 believe"me ungrateful? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Have you the heart? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ I am ſorry to alarm you, my Lord, “ but here is ſome reaſon for apprehen- 66 fion: how long is it ſince you received 66 the wound?" |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Is it pof- “ fible, Sir, ” ſaid the, “ that you have “ been apprized of the Marquis's con- • duét? ”. |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Is nobody gone for a ſurgeon? ” ſaid ſhe, with a look of agony. |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Omy father! ” ſaid ſhe, “ why “ did you abandon your child? |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Well, Peter, what is it you would “ fay? ” ſaid Adeline. |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ Where is"this place? ” ſaid the; “ if it will con- “ ceal mé, I ſhall not heſitate to go. ”." |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ You conſent, then, to aſſiſt me in “ eſcaping? ” ſaid Adeline with eager. |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ cere in theſe expreſſions? ” ſaid La Motte." |
mdp.39015063950284 | “ fiſt me to eſcape? ”"Ah, Ma'amnſelle! |
mdp.39015013359149 | He might be here, or there, or anywhere; but what possible consequence could it be? mdp.39015013359149 Pardon me, sir,'I said, but is there any dif- ficulty? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Would you mind telling me, Signor,I said,"how much my fellow- countryman offered you for this?" |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And could you describe him?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And happiness is desirable or undesirable?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And now,'said Dyson,'Will you go out?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And such a person is praiseworthy, and the more praiseworthy in the proportion of the per- sons whom he makes happy?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And what do you make of that?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And what finally became of Mr. Headley?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And what shall we call the man who gives happiness? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And you actually saw this mysterious person?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And you found that bust moved the next morn- ing?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'And you say he still keeps up the medicine? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Anything amiss here?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'As I understand you, then, you think that your Italian, having murdered Vivian, kindly chalked up that hand as a guide to Scotland Yard?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Bothering you?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'But how do you know there is such a boy as you want anywhere about?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'But what does it all mean?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'But what theory have you formed?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Do n't you understand yet?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'From New York City, I expect, mister?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Has it any particular taste?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Have you seen him lately?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'How about the treas- ure? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'How on earth did you manage to get down Pitt?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'How shall I face the doctor?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'In Welsh?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Indeed,'said Dyson, always curious;'a young lady?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Is it a hoax?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Is it some natural marking?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'It seems to me mere gibberish,'said Phillipps;'you suppose it has a meaning?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'My dear Miss Lally,'he said,'you surely do not wish to leave us? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Perhaps you would like some tea? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Quite so; you know, of course, what a queer thing the brain is?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Really? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Shall we have coffee in the drawing- room?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Sit down, Mr. Morgan,'I said;'what is it that you want to say to me?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Sixty- two? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'There is something to be done yet; you will remember my telling you that my researches were not altogether devoid of peril? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'They must have found you a step- ladder, or perhaps the gardener brought in a short ladder from outside?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Well, would you mind confiding to me the cir- cumstances that gave rise to the reflection?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Well,'he said at last,'and what was it, after all, that you rescued from the gutter?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Well,'said Dyson, when the beer had arrived, and the pipes were in full blast,'and what have you been doing? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What have I done?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What have we here?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What is that, Phillipps?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What on earth does it matter?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What the devil is the meaning of it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What the hell do you mean?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What was your idea?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What's the matter?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'What?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'When is he coming? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'When shall we go?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Where are we going?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Where did you get this?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Who has sat in these chairs? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Who moved that bust from the top of the cup- board, Anne?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Why Italian?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Why not? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Would two shillings be enough? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Would you kindly tell me what is the matter?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Would you mind continuing your story? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Would you mind letting me see it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Yes, it is all very ingenious; but have you read the reports of the inquest?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'You do not hint that there was any- thing disgraceful? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'You have let your first floor, have you?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'You mean the case of Sir Thomas Vivian?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'You were looking at the mountains, I think? |
mdp.39015013359149 | 'Your capacity for nonsense is amazing,'re- plied Phillipps, but have you succeeded in de- ciphering the tablet? |
mdp.39015013359149 | -'Why did you not bring more?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 16 The Three Impostors'Do you know what you have found?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 171 The Three Impostors'What is the matter with your hand, Francis?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 222 The Three Impostors'You are going to send this away?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | 244 The Red Hand'This is a black business,'said the inspector at length;'does anybody know who it is?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | A queer set of data to go upon? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Again, I ask you, did you not see him as you came here? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Ah, that is the passage, is it? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Am I to understand that this document is in your own handwriting?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | And by the by, where did he get it 172 The Three Impostors made up? |
mdp.39015013359149 | And how about the Vivian murder?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | And how did you induce the man to come?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | And how is it possible to fix the period in which Mr. Headley will take it into his head to come up to town? |
mdp.39015013359149 | And now will you describe the person who, you say, held your brother by the arm?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | And the flint knife?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | And what does he teach men in this book? |
mdp.39015013359149 | And, secondly, if he had such a knife, why didn^t he use it, instead of that very odd flint instru- ment? |
mdp.39015013359149 | As I understand, all the symptoms he complained of have disappeared long ago; why should he go on taking the stuff when he is quite well? |
mdp.39015013359149 | As you heard what I said, and seem interested, perhaps you may be able to relieve my perplexity? |
mdp.39015013359149 | At Sayce's? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But can you decipher the in- scription?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | But have we not all three some farewells to make? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But is not"murder ” rather a coarse word? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But may I inquire the nature of your trouble? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But shall we be going on? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But surely you have no need to fear Smith? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But the k ought to be a Greek chi or a Spanish Now what does it mean in Welsh?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | But this place is not altogether fit for such a discussion; perhaps you would come to my rooms?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | But what do you make of it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | But what on earth is all this? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But where could he have hidden the thing? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But why? |
mdp.39015013359149 | But, forgive me, you just now used the word morality; would not some persons take exception to your own methods of business? |
mdp.39015013359149 | By what means could Lipsius have known the particular day and the very train that Mr. Headley was to take? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Ca n't you speak, man? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Can I direct you?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Come, now, is it not so?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Did either of the men you saw see you? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Did you find an old step- ladder in one of the outhouses?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Did you hear that?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Did you notice it, Phillipps?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do n't you think it is much more amusing to sit in front of the house and be astonished than to be behind the scenes and see the mechanism? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do n't you think it will do nicely for the doctor's museum? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you allow that happiness is anything?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you find the work getting any easier?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you happen to know of any place near here where one could sit down? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you know it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you know what the circulation of"Robert Elsmere"was? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you live near here?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you read"Tit- Bits"regularly? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Do you think I should waste my time and yours by concocting fictions on a bench in Leicester Square?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Does the impossible ever happen? |
mdp.39015013359149 | For heav- en's sake, ca n't you speak? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Have you been able to do anything with it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Have you heard how much George Eliot received for"Romola"? |
mdp.39015013359149 | He in- formed me of his name, and I took care to say,'The well- known antiquary?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | He was very disagreeable, and indeed ungentlemanly, about it; did n't he strike you as a very cross old man?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | His black whiskers, his spectacles, his timid glance to right and left; think, do not these particulars re- call his face to your memory?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | How do you find it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | How on earth can that be?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | I cried out —'Why, what have I done? |
mdp.39015013359149 | I felt that I could bear it no longer, and I called out —'Is there such a thing as an Englishman here, or any one with a little civilization?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | I gulped down my excitement with an effort, and made shift to say pretty quietly —'Number 15, I think you said? |
mdp.39015013359149 | I offer you the post I have named, and shall we say a salary of a hundred a year?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | I said; ‘ or would you like to smoke?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | I suppose I could not tempt you to try a pipeful?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | I suppose you have not been here before? |
mdp.39015013359149 | I think the remark I heard you make was something about the oddity of an individual going about London in deadly fear of a young man with spectacles?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | I wanted to work out that idea we discussed last Tuesday, you know, the notion of the fetish- worshipper?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | I would be pleased indeed to know from you if I am not making too bold?" |
mdp.39015013359149 | Is he not a philanthropist?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Is it not positively incredible?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Is it possible that these stories have, as we say, a fundamentum in re? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Is there anything I can do for you? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Just look here, will you?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Leicester, do you hear me? |
mdp.39015013359149 | May I ask you what is the nature of the curiosity you have shown him?" |
mdp.39015013359149 | No; and you guessed that I have come here not merely for the sake of the children and the fresji air?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Now, sir, do you wonder at my grief? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Our old orbit remains unchanged; you have not forgotten the number of my sign, of will you appoint some other house? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Perhaps you would like me to call a hansom for you to follow the gentle- man?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Surely you can not mean to insinuate that some disreput- able history forced him to flee the country?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Thank you; you will allow me to offer you another bottle?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | The theory is unknown to you? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Very strange, is n't it, miss? |
mdp.39015013359149 | We became, shall I say, friends? |
mdp.39015013359149 | We turn up here?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | What are you looking at?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | What do you propose to do?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | What do you say, Helen?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | What is the horrible thing in your room? |
mdp.39015013359149 | What is your theory then?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Who can limit the age of survival? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Who could have procured the information about the Armenian agent? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Who, clad in peach- bloom satin, with lace ruffles and diamond buckles, all golden, a conte fleurettes to his companion? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Why should you hurt me? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Will you be so kind as to get me a poker, or something of the kind?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Will you give me something to eat and drink?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Would he be likely to buy a new knife expressly to commit murder? |
mdp.39015013359149 | Would you mind 92 The Three Impostors examining the thing yourself, and telling me how many characters are cut on it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | Would you mind adding to your kindness by walking with me a little way? |
mdp.39015013359149 | You could n't recognize either the one or the other if you met him in the street to- morrow?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | You have a friend, I think, in the house, Mr. Russell? |
mdp.39015013359149 | You have no objection to travel, I pre- sume?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | You have not forgotten the drawer I showed you, Miss Lally? |
mdp.39015013359149 | You have possibly heard of the Khan opal — called in the East"The Stone of a Thousand andOne Colours"? |
mdp.39015013359149 | You know how they fix the niggers?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | You know my boy, poor Jervase Cradock? |
mdp.39015013359149 | You know the myth of the lost Atlantis; what if it be true, and I am destined to be called the dis- coverer of that wonderful land?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | You un- derstand? |
mdp.39015013359149 | You, sir, are watchful and keen- sighted; tell me, did you see any one lurking about this evening? |
mdp.39015013359149 | he cried, turning to the girl,'what have you got there? |
mdp.39015013359149 | he said,'and what is it? |
mdp.39015013359149 | he said; it's a queer- looking thing, is n't it?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | how engage him to enter one special cab amongst the dozens waiting at Paddington? |
mdp.39015013359149 | what could he have betrayed, if he had been willing to betray? |
mdp.39015013359149 | xix The Three Impostors Prologue ND Mr. Joseph Walters is going to stay the night?' |
mdp.39015013359149 | ‘ Ah, you do take an interest in that case? |
mdp.39015013359149 | ‘ Pray sit down here, Mr.-? |
mdp.39015013359149 | ‘ Valuable cur'osity,'he said, “ any gent like to bid? |
mdp.39015013359149 | “ But may I ask you if you ever heard the name of Pro- fessor Gregg, the authority on ethnology and kin- dred subjects? |
mdp.39015013359149 | “ Did you not hear me say that I have had experiences even more terrible? |
mdp.39015013472017 | He is not come then? ” ſaid Emily, eagerly. mdp.39015013472017 That is juſt what I ſaid to him, ma'am, 9( 465)"What voices are thoſe?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | Well, how have you gone on in the caſtle, ſince I left it? |
mdp.39015013472017 | You are ſure of it? |
mdp.39015013472017 | '"Art thou in thy ſenfes, Annette?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | ( 266) deſpair? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ( 274) as an have done me? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ( 470) that f ſhall ſay nothing about it concern- ed only the Signora. ” i"O Heavens! ” exclaimed Emily- 6 what have you done??? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ( 470) that f ſhall ſay nothing about it concern- ed only the Signora. ” i"O Heavens! ” exclaimed Emily- 6 what have you done??? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ( 470) that f ſhall ſay nothing about it concern- ed only the Signora. ” i"O Heavens! ” exclaimed Emily- 6 what have you done??? |
mdp.39015013472017 | - What are theſe preparations for, then? |
mdp.39015013472017 | - Who is below beſides them? ” ſaid Emily: “ Annette, do not trifle with me." |
mdp.39015013472017 | - Why all this terror? ” ſaid he, in a tre- mulous voice. |
mdp.39015013472017 | - “ Aye, what reaſons?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | -"Was it the chamber where the black veil hangs? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472017 | -Says he?. |
mdp.39015013472017 | . “ What is it you do mean then?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | ... “ And ſhall no lay of death With pleaſing murmur ſooth Her parted ſoul? |
mdp.39015013472017 | 15 Yes,( 309) « Yes, Annette, you love the wonderful; but do you know, that, unleſs you guard? |
mdp.39015013472017 | : « Is it pof- fible you can doubt it, madam? ” Her aunt appeared to be affected. |
mdp.39015013472017 | ?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | Alift us to eſcape,"ſaid her miſtreſs, “ Where is Ludovico?". |
mdp.39015013472017 | Am I to be inſulted at my own table, and by my own friends?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | Am I to be ſhut up here, to be killed in a ſiege? ”". |
mdp.39015013472017 | And the Signor knows this, or why- ſhould he be ſo civil to them? |
mdp.39015013472017 | At length, in a tremulous voice, ſhe ſaid, “ May 1 aſk, ſir, the motive of this ſudden journey?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | But I fear it is now too late to deliberate upon this plan, and I muſt regret, that it is no longer in my power to reject it.'? |
mdp.39015013472017 | But what can theſe ill- looking men be come about, if it is not to murder us? |
mdp.39015013472017 | But what enquiries were made concerning the lady? ” “ O! |
mdp.39015013472017 | But why do I uſe words?-Come on, coward, and receive juſtice at niy hands!" |
mdp.39015013472017 | But, amidſt the preſſure of her own misfortunes, Ihe did not forget thoſe of poor Thereſa, for whom the( TAI--- 141)? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Can I love you, and abandon you to his power? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Can foreign wealth, and ſhows, his heart delight? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Coming one day to Emily's apartment, with a countenance full of importance,"What can all this mean, ma’amſelle? ” ſaid ſhe. |
mdp.39015013472017 | Did the Signor re- mind you of me?".. |
mdp.39015013472017 | Do you expect enemies? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Do you expect the caſtle to be attacked? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Emily, why will you fuffer yourſelf to be thus de- luded? |
mdp.39015013472017 | He never diſdained thoſe, who were wretched by po- verty and misfortune; he did ſometimes deſpiſe as( 113)? |
mdp.39015013472017 | How can you aſk ſuch ſhocking queſtions? |
mdp.39015013472017 | I am glad you are come, ” ſaid Emily: “ what has detained you ſo long? |
mdp.39015013472017 | I am ſure it is a picture I have ſeen it, and it is not veiled?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | I mean ſuch gallant,( 378)? |
mdp.39015013472017 | If- do I ſay? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Lord, ſays 1-an I furt I am alive? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Make war?' |
mdp.39015013472017 | May I aſk what are the circumſtances, that particularly affect you? ”. |
mdp.39015013472017 | N. deſpair? |
mdp.39015013472017 | No, ſays I, Mr. Benedetto, pray what do you know? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Queſnel, your uncle? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Queſnel: “ You will not, I hope, perſiſt in diſclaiming your knowledge of the ſubject of my letter to him?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | Queſnel? ”. |
mdp.39015013472017 | Shall no tear wet her grave?! |
mdp.39015013472017 | She afterwards enquired by what right he ex- erted this unlimited authority over her? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Sign the writings,"ſaid Montoni, “ and you ſhall know more. ”"What enemy can be coming? ” con- tinued his wife. |
mdp.39015013472017 | Then? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Was it, that you might repay my hoſpitality with the treachery of a fiend, and rob me of my niece?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | What do I ſay? |
mdp.39015013472017 | What fignified my refuſing? |
mdp.39015013472017 | What have you now to ſay? ” continued Montoni, obſerving the ſilence and confuſion of Emily. |
mdp.39015013472017 | What lady? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472017 | What reaſons were there to ſuppofe ſhe deſtroyed herſelf, then?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | What ſhall I do, to get to my room? |
mdp.39015013472017 | When?--how? ”. |
mdp.39015013472017 | When?--how? ”. |
mdp.39015013472017 | Who are fighting? ” cried Madame Montoni. |
mdp.39015013472017 | Who talks of treachery? ” ſaid Mo. |
mdp.39015013472017 | Who would think of coming to look for him here? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Who ſhut you up?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | Why, ſurely, ſaid I, the Signor, my maſter, is not going to make war? |
mdp.39015013472017 | Would you have me give up my ſettlements? ”. |
mdp.39015013472017 | You would have me give up my ſettlements, too, I ſuppoſe?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | You ſpoke of murder! ”"Aye, ma’amſelle, they are coming to murder us all, perhaps; but what ſignifies explaining?-you will not believe." |
mdp.39015013472017 | againſt this inclination, it wil lead you into 72. all the miſery of ſuperſtition?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | are theſe moments paſſed for ever — will they never more return?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | ber Ludovico-- who rowed the Cavaliero's gondola, at the laſt regatta, and won the prize? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ceive me? |
mdp.39015013472017 | collecting herſelf, “ and how can Barnar- dine paſs unobſerved?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | conclude it was a ſpirit, unleſs they had approached, and ſpoken to it?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | cried Annette, “ are you ill, ma’amſelle? |
mdp.39015013472017 | do you know what you ſay? ” ſaid Cavigni. |
mdp.39015013472017 | feen no more! ” ſaid Bertolini,"was not her body found in the cham- · Ber? ”- Were her remains never found?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | feen no more! ” ſaid Bertolini,"was not her body found in the cham- · Ber? ”- Were her remains never found?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | fer a conſideration comparatively fo triling, to make you heſitate a moment in reſigning them. ” « Are you ſincere, niece?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | fon? |
mdp.39015013472017 | he live? ” “ Yes, ma’an, but but he has a terrible wound, and could not come to let me out.. |
mdp.39015013472017 | ing out to frighten the enemy, as they call it: but where is the enemy? |
mdp.39015013472017 | is this manly? |
mdp.39015013472017 | lous girl! ” ſaid Emily, “ why will you in- dulge thoſe fancies? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ma'am, not to ſee the lady of this caſtle? ” ſaid the girl"the lady, who diſappeared ſo ſtrangely? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ma'am, not to ſee the lady of this caſtle? ” ſaid the girl"the lady, who diſappeared ſo ſtrangely? |
mdp.39015013472017 | nette, ” faid ſhe, feebly, “ do not leave me-I ſhall ſoon be better; open the caſe- ment.--The Count, you ſay he is come then?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | nette? |
mdp.39015013472017 | not content your ambition? ”. |
mdp.39015013472017 | replied Madame Montoni,. “ Is this a time to talk of prudence, when... one is threatened with all ſorts of violence?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | that he may loſe this alſo, or throw it away in wild ſchemes, which nobody can underſtand but himſelf? |
mdp.39015013472017 | that terrible picture with the black veil over it. ” “ You never ſaw it, then??" |
mdp.39015013472017 | that terrible picture with the black veil over it. ” “ You never ſaw it, then??" |
mdp.39015013472017 | told it me as we travelled together: ſays he, • Annette, you do n't know about this caſtle here, that we are going to? |
mdp.39015013472017 | very amicting, ſince ſhe had but lately re- ceived letters from him, that had foothed for a while all her anxieties? |
mdp.39015013472017 | what can this mean? ” exclaimed Annette. |
mdp.39015013472017 | what elſe can it be? ” ſaid Cavigni, affecting a laugh. |
mdp.39015013472017 | what noiſe is that? |
mdp.39015013472017 | what will become of us? ” exclaimed Annette." |
mdp.39015013472017 | who his thirſt of plunder Mall control? |
mdp.39015013472017 | who would ever have thought of ſeeing a chriſtian face in this huge dreary houſe? |
mdp.39015013472017 | who would have ſuppoſed, that a- man of his family and apparent wealth had abſolutely no fortune?-no, ſcarcely a fe='quin of his own! |
mdp.39015013472017 | would you have me fubmit, then, to whatever he commands- would you have me kneel down at his feet, and thank him for his cruelties? |
mdp.39015013472017 | ſaid Ludovico, what, upon the mountains and the woods? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Ah- ma’amſelle!- how can one keep ſuch a ſecret as that?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ And pray, whac have you heard of this picture, to terrify you ſo, my good girl?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ And what objection have you to that cannon,'more than to any of the reſt?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Are you ſure it is a picture? ” ſaid- Emily, “ Have you ſeen it?-Is it veiled? ” “ Holy Maria! |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Are you ſure it is a picture? ” ſaid- Emily, “ Have you ſeen it?-Is it veiled? ” “ Holy Maria! |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ But the Count — you are ſure, is not come?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ But, when Signora Lauren- tini was afterwards ſeen in the caſtle, did nobody ſpeak to her? ” “ Speak- ſpeak to her! ” cried An- nette,. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Certainly he does; but will it be pru- dent in you, madam, to make them? ” « Prudent!" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Dear madam,"ſaid ſhe, “ but will not this ferve to irri- tare( 319) tate the Signor unneceſſarily? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Did my lady tell the Signor what Ludovico ſaid, ma’am- ſelle? ” alked Annette in a whiſper; but Einily quieted her fears on that fubject. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Do they dine with the Signor, then? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Do you know whether any of the fer- vants faſtened this door in the morning, before I role?". |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Do you under- ſtand, that theſe eſtates will deſcend to you at imy death, if I perſiſt in a refuſal? ”. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Have you entered into the ſervice of the ſtate? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ How came you here? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ How can I ſuffer myſelf to be deluded by hope,"ſaid ſhe, “ and, becauſe Count Morano is not yet arrived, feel a momen- tary happineſs? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ How happened it that her remains were never found? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ How is that? ” ſaid Madame Montoni. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ How is this? ” faid The-"Have ſeen it! |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ How many years have paſſed, ſince this lady diſappeared, Annette? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Hurt? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ I inliſt upon knowing immediately- what is ic he made you promiſe?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ I thought you told me, the door was kept locked? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Is it veiled?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ What brings you hither ſo early? ” ſaid Emily, trembling exceſſively. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ What picture? ” ſaid Emily. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Who could have forefeen this, ma'am- ſelle? |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Why do you heſitate? ” ſaid Emily, « let me ſee whicher this room leads. ” · Annette ·( 186) Annette advanced reluctantly. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Why the Signor, ma'am, and all the Signors, and a great many more. ” “ Is any perſon much hurt? ” ſaid Emily, in á tremulous voice. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Why, does he not deſerve reproaches? ” ſaid her aunt. |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Will you deny your own words, madam?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | “ Yes, ma'am, ” ſaid Annette with readi- neſs; “ but how am I to find the way, if I leave the lamp with you?" |
mdp.39015013472017 | • Do you know which is my room? ” ſaid ſhe to Annette, as they croſſed the hall. |
mdp.39015013472017 | • Is this generous, fir? |
njp.32101054579253 | At last I stopped, much vexed, and asked,'What do you want, with your shrieks? njp.32101054579253 But I think thou wilt not cast me away; is not my heart bound up in thine? |
njp.32101054579253 | Can you.guess how long this fury of the elements may last? |
njp.32101054579253 | Have you a soul? njp.32101054579253 Have you no charm to keep him off, friend?" |
njp.32101054579253 | I am no ghost,said Undine, smiling;"am I so frightful to behold? |
njp.32101054579253 | Kiihleborn? |
njp.32101054579253 | O Undine, for God's sake, where are my par- ents? |
njp.32101054579253 | Surely you know, you have discovered it, most wonderful woman; else how could you have stirred my inmost heart as you have done? njp.32101054579253 What will you give me if I get you some wine? |
njp.32101054579253 | Where are they, the poor anxious parents? |
njp.32101054579253 | Why, what road is this? njp.32101054579253 —"Ay but it is my way of thinking,"pursued Undine,"whoever has reared me, so what is the use of your talking?" |
njp.32101054579253 | 39 face but Undine's and mine? |
njp.32101054579253 | Art come through the wild forest, my handsome friend?" |
njp.32101054579253 | As he stared at this request, and hesitated to comply, the pious old Priest said:"Why, indeed, should I speak to you alone, my Lord of Ringstetten? |
njp.32101054579253 | But Huldbrand mut- tered angrily,"Then I am to be kept a prisoner in my own castle? |
njp.32101054579253 | But if one has no soul at all, pray how is one to keep watch over it? |
njp.32101054579253 | But what can I do? |
njp.32101054579253 | Do n't you?" |
njp.32101054579253 | Doth a blossom peep forth And greet the new day? |
njp.32101054579253 | For God's sake, holy father, tell me — were it not better to be still without one?" |
njp.32101054579253 | Had not we?" |
njp.32101054579253 | Have you forgotten Uncle Kiihleborn, who brought you all the way here on his back so kindly?" |
njp.32101054579253 | Have you indeed a soul, Ber- talda?" |
njp.32101054579253 | He belongs to another; see you not how his cheek turns pale at the thought of his departed wife? |
njp.32101054579253 | Here the door flew open, and a beautiful fair creat- ure tripped in, and said, playfully:"Well, father, you made game of me; where is your guest?" |
njp.32101054579253 | Herein you are like the summer: is he not most glorious when he decks his brows with thunders, and frowns upon us from his throne of clouds? |
njp.32101054579253 | How can you be certain, Lord Huldbrand, that your own wife is indeed dead? |
njp.32101054579253 | How many years is it since you have set foot within the forest? |
njp.32101054579253 | Huldbrand encouraged them cheerfully, but whis- pered once to Undine:"But, should not we get within Kiihleborn's power again, down there?" |
njp.32101054579253 | Huldbrand observed it, and said:"I thought you had wished me to stay; and now you seem pleased when we talk of my going?" |
njp.32101054579253 | I am afraid of you now; and will not my husband become afraid of me, if he finds I have so strange a family?" |
njp.32101054579253 | I should cry my heart out if we chanced to lose you; and had not you rather stay with me and with the good wine?" |
njp.32101054579253 | If I had not bitten you, who knows what might have come out in your story of Bertalda?" |
njp.32101054579253 | Mother roves from room to room Seeking rest, she knows not how; The house is silent as the tomb, And who is there to bless her now? |
njp.32101054579253 | O sweet one, who brought thee? |
njp.32101054579253 | Pres- ently Undine whispered to him:"My love, had not we better give up the foolish journey, and go home to Ringstetten in comfort?" |
njp.32101054579253 | She was therefore told nothing further; indeed, what would have been the use of enlighten- ing her? |
njp.32101054579253 | She who should have cheered the morrow, And the evening hours beguiled? |
njp.32101054579253 | The old man replied,"Where would be the use? |
njp.32101054579253 | They are perhaps even now in the room — can it be?" |
njp.32101054579253 | This confirmed Huldbrand in his guess; while Bertalda inquired,"My dear Undine, what business had that man of the fountain with you?" |
njp.32101054579253 | This touched Undine, and in her eagerness to give her friend pleasure, she said:"And why should we not take the trip?" |
njp.32101054579253 | What did you mean by saying you were the only inhabitants of this island? |
njp.32101054579253 | What is the use of my reproaching him, or repuls- ing him with angry words? |
njp.32101054579253 | What lies on the earth So blooming and gay? |
njp.32101054579253 | Where is now her darling child? |
njp.32101054579253 | Why didst thou roam the world so many years without coming near us? |
njp.32101054579253 | With us poor folks, wishing is one thing, and doing is quite another, Sir Knight; but what then? |
njp.32101054579253 | a shot the Knight darted through the gate, and took that direction, without heeding Undine's anxious cries from a window:"To the Black Valley? |
njp.32101054579253 | and even there I may not breathe freely unless the fountain is sealed up? |
njp.32101054579253 | are you angry at my staying?" |
njp.32101054579253 | hast thou found us out in our poor hut at last? |
njp.32101054579253 | may not he tell his story, father — may not he? |
njp.32101054579253 | re- joined the forlorn one,"wilt thou not look upon me once again? |
njp.32101054579253 | shouted the Knight;"the flood is rising every moment, and what care I to know who you are?" |
njp.32101054579253 | thought he continually; is not that the strain of Death?" |
njp.32101054579253 | —"And pray who are you, to carry on the acquaint- ance?" |
njp.32101054579253 | —"How so?" |
njp.32101054579253 | —"Is this a time for riddles?" |
njp.32101054579253 | —"Speak, then; what was your reason for this strange proceed- ing?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | 'But what am I to you? mdp.39015012876820 'You have known me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | A photograph of whom? |
mdp.39015012876820 | And what are we to do? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But do you hear me well? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But what's that? mdp.39015012876820 But why need I try to tell you about what you are going to hear to- night? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But why not? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But will you do what I advise you? mdp.39015012876820 But wo n't you accompany me to Trinity? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Ca n't you find a cart? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Can you show it me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Did n't I tell you a thousand times, if I did once, dear Dona Baltasara — didn't I tell you? mdp.39015012876820 Did you see?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do you remember that Doctor Parent put you to sleep? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do you tell me now,she cried, at once passionately and mildly,"what am I to do?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do you think that I have come from my parents'home merely to return again without help? mdp.39015012876820 Do you want anything more of me?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Everything? |
mdp.39015012876820 | For God's sake, what has happened? |
mdp.39015012876820 | For the last time; how much water must you have? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Has he written? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Have you got him underground? |
mdp.39015012876820 | How does he look in the photograph? |
mdp.39015012876820 | How goes it? |
mdp.39015012876820 | How? mdp.39015012876820 If you tried —""Tried what? |
mdp.39015012876820 | If your reverence does n't know who should? |
mdp.39015012876820 | In the dead- house? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Make? mdp.39015012876820 May I say one thing more?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Must one have everything? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Oh, come now!—You? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Shall I bring it here? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Shall we go? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Tell me now, what shall I do? |
mdp.39015012876820 | To the opera? mdp.39015012876820 Veile,"he said, approaching nearer her,"what do you wish of me?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Were you, perhaps, forced to be mar- ried? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What are you doing? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What are you thinking of? mdp.39015012876820 What can you have done,"inquired the rabbi, with a tender look,"that can not be discussed at any other time than just now? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What did I tell you? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What has happened? mdp.39015012876820 What in the world are you doing always out at night?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is he doing? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is it, cousin? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What more shall I tell you, rabbi? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What now? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What story? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What was that? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What would you have, my dear Dona Baltasara? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What's the matter now? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What's the matter? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What, in Heaven's name, does he want at this hour? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What? |
mdp.39015012876820 | WhatCecco? |
mdp.39015012876820 | When, then? mdp.39015012876820 When?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Where can we go? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Where do you want to go? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Where else? mdp.39015012876820 Where's he buried?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who are you? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who is my husband? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who is there? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who was he?—yes,—who was he? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who's that? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who? mdp.39015012876820 Whom? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why not? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why, then, did you shriek so, Selde,called out one of the guests to her,"if noth- ing happened?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Will you have something to eat? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Will you have strength to do it? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Will you swear? |
mdp.39015012876820 | '"What has happened? |
mdp.39015012876820 | 169 “ Above ground again? ” “ Just that." |
mdp.39015012876820 | 203"How should I know you,"he continued, apologetically,"for I am a stranger in this place?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | 207"Have I not told you everything?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | 33 in the order and logic of my thoughts? |
mdp.39015012876820 | 47 entire regions with their perfume? |
mdp.39015012876820 | 99"What for?"' |
mdp.39015012876820 | After a pause, he added, in a still gentler tone:"What is your name, then, my child?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | And have we, then, made her?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | And if it be, whence is it, and why? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Are you afraid?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Are you also going to- night to the Christmas Eve mass? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Are you sure he told you to ask me for it?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | As soon as I get inside the door I double- lock it and I push the bolts; I am afraid... of what?. |
mdp.39015012876820 | Burying him again? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But he would see me mix- ing it in the water; and, besides, would our poisons have any effect on his supersensual body? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But his body? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But in the Far East? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But on the top of Mont St. Michel? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But this being who governs me — what is he, this invisible? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But was it really an hallucination? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But what say you of the butterfly, that flying flower? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But who are you? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But who ever thought for a mo- ment why the young woman's hand burned, why her breath was so hot when one came near to her lips? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But why do I call it a face? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But why do I say kill? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But why do n't you speak? |
mdp.39015012876820 | But will she smile upon the philosophers and surrender, who has only looked sadly upon the poets and disappeared? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Can you see it? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Can you see it? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Did n't I tell you? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Did n't your reverence bury Fioraccio yesterday?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Did the writer suffer from nightmare? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do n't you understand, now, that I must kill that born enemy of my happi- ness, that vile old hag, who is the living mockery of my destiny?"' |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do not dogs sometimes bite and throttle their masters? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do we know? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do you hear?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do you still regard them as entire- ly natural?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Do your parents or your husband know anything about it?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Doctor Parent said to her:"May I try to hypnotize you, madame?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Does some sudden physical pang, some mor- tal premonition, recall the legend, and in- stantly he believes that he sees the messen- ger of doom? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Expecting — what? |
mdp.39015012876820 | For I am going to say something that will terrify you?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | For airy Titania has some evil fate given us the Tall Woman, and tricksy Ariel have we exchanged for Caliban? |
mdp.39015012876820 | For my part, I was intending to go to the parish church to hear it, but what has happened — where is Vicente going, do you ask? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Have I lost my reason? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Have you come here then to confess this sin? |
mdp.39015012876820 | He answered:"Do we see the hundred- thousandth part of what exists? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Hence what is there surprising if my power of controlling the unreality of certain hallucinations finds itself at the present moment torpid? |
mdp.39015012876820 | His body, which the light of day could pass through, is it not perhaps indestructible by such means as destroy our bodies? |
mdp.39015012876820 | How is it, then, that since the beginning of the world they have never manifested themselves as they have to me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | How long?"'" |
mdp.39015012876820 | How should I ever get home? |
mdp.39015012876820 | How should I not have seen them, I?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | How should you have seen them, you? |
mdp.39015012876820 | How? |
mdp.39015012876820 | I am, then, only a man who suffers from an hallucination, but who is in full pos- session of his reason? |
mdp.39015012876820 | I asked him: —"What is the matter, Jean?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | I continued: —"Do you remember what happened at your house last night?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | I continued:"If there really existed on the earth any other beings beside ourselves, how is it possible that we should not have known them long ago? |
mdp.39015012876820 | I listen for what? |
mdp.39015012876820 | I mean the one just getting out of his litter and going to greet that lady — the one coming along after those four pages who are carrying torches? |
mdp.39015012876820 | I said to the monk:"Do you believe it?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | I93 so strange a thing? |
mdp.39015012876820 | If you do n't believe me come and see for yourself. ” “ I do believe you, but what can I do? |
mdp.39015012876820 | In God's name, I ask, what was there to hap- pen?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | In her hands he placed a visiting- card, saying:"This is a mirror j what do you see in it?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is it a shiver of cold which, brushing across my skin, has unsettled my nerves and darkened my soul? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is it really an insane woman before him? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is she Antichrist? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is she Death? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is she Life? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is she Satan? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is she a human being? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is she a wom- an? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is that what you call to be advised?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is the house on fire?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Is the world ending? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Kill him? |
mdp.39015012876820 | May it not be, therefore, that one of the invisible keys of my cerebral piano is paralyzed? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Might he not, at the same time with his vis- iting- card, have held before the sleeping lady a mirror hidden in his hand? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Now, are you going to be as cruel as Maese Pe"rez? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Of what?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Or are they but fairy tales reversed? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Poison? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Premature destruction? |
mdp.39015012876820 | She merely said:"So you have come at last, my daughter?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Should he speak with her as with an ordinary sinner? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Since I can not reach him? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Some trouble has occurred in my brain, one of those troubles which psychologists nowadays endeavor to note and particularize? |
mdp.39015012876820 | That which thinks in those distant universes, what knows it more than we? |
mdp.39015012876820 | The priest called out:"What now?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Then what wonder if it can not see this new transparent body?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Therefore he called out, after a moment's pause,"What do you wish so late at night?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | They have called it magnetism, hypnotism, suggestion... what not? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Through the windows open upon the furnace I saw the fiery vat, and I thought: he is there in that burning oven — dead.... Dead? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Wanted to be quite sure he was dead? ” 170 MODERN GHOSTS. |
mdp.39015012876820 | Was she a mocking phan- tasm of human self- deception?"' |
mdp.39015012876820 | Was she a spectre conjured up by my very cowardice? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Was she a thief? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Was she really a man in disguise? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Was she some malicious old hag who had seen that I was afraid of her? |
mdp.39015012876820 | We can not see him as we do other beings created before ourselves? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Well? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What about it?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | What are you to me?"'" |
mdp.39015012876820 | What business have you with me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What did you keep him above- ground so long for? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What do I think it was? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What forms? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What has hap- pened? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What if he be not dead? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is a hallucination? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is she?'" |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is that?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is the mat- ter?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is the matter with me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is the matter with me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What is the matter with you?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | What power has it more than we? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What sees it that we know not? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What then?.. |
mdp.39015012876820 | What will happen to- morrow? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What's that light? |
mdp.39015012876820 | What? |
mdp.39015012876820 | When Fioraccio heard the word"restitution"he flew into a rage, and called out:"Did I ever rob you of anything?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | When Fioraccio recognized the priest's voice, he said,"What does that fellow want with me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Whence comj these mysterious influences which change wbr happiness into discour- agement and gur confidence into distress? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Which one is guilty? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who dwell in those worlds up there? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who is he, this unknow- able, this prowler of a supernatural race? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who is she? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Who shall say conclusive- ly that it is the thing that is not? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why a transparent body? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why are they not forty, four hundred, four thousand? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why did she recognize me when she first saw me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why do I never see her ex- cept when some great calamity has befallen me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why do you follow me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why not one more, once the period which separates the appearances of different suc- cessive species has been accomplished? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why not one more? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why not other elements besides Fire, Air, Earth, and Water? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why not? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why should I? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why should we be the last? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why was she doing it? — why, my Ga- briel? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why was she doing it? — why, my Ga- briel? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Why? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Will you let me advise you, Veile?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Will you not oppose it? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Will you undergo this penance?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | Wo n't you shut the gate?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | You are cer- tainly willing to hear me speak? |
mdp.39015012876820 | You do n't know Maese Pe"rez? |
mdp.39015012876820 | You do not know what has happened? |
mdp.39015012876820 | You wo n't be angry with me? |
mdp.39015012876820 | Your husband has not five thou- sand francs at his disposal? |
mdp.39015012876820 | after a pause, for it was with difficulty that he found words to answer,"why are you here and not in the place where you belong?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | and all by touch, too, for did I tell you that the poor man was born blind? |
mdp.39015012876820 | born? |
mdp.39015012876820 | but is he dead? |
mdp.39015012876820 | coming on foot under the arch of San Fe- lipe? |
mdp.39015012876820 | did n't you go last night to the Christmas Eve mass? |
mdp.39015012876820 | has Fioraccio come to life?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | now I remember the words of the monk of Mont St. Michel:"Do we see the hundred- thousandth part of what exists? |
mdp.39015012876820 | shall I not now speak?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | they cried to each other,"what is the matter down there? |
mdp.39015012876820 | what animals? |
mdp.39015012876820 | what living things? |
mdp.39015012876820 | what plants? |
mdp.39015012876820 | what then?. |
mdp.39015012876820 | who?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | whom?" |
mdp.39015012876820 | why an imperceptible body? |
mdp.39015012876820 | why the body of a Spirit, if he too must fear mis- fortunes, wounds, infirmities, premature de- struction? |
mdp.39015012876820 | “ Been putting somebody to bed? ” I asked. |
mdp.39015012876820 | “ Do you believe now? ” “ Yes, I must. ” “ Let us go to your cousin." |
mdp.39015012876820 | “ Do you see that man with the scarlet cloak and the white plume in his hat and the gold- embroidered vest? |
mdp.39015012876820 | “ Is there no one present who can give us a little music? ” inquired Señor de Silvis. |
mdp.39015012876820 | “ What?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | And you have not seen it? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Did ever anybody hear the like? nyp.33433067287536 For God's sake, Augustus,"I screamed, now heartily frightened,"what ails you? — what is the matter? — what are you going to do?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | For God's sake, Augustus,I screamed, now heartily frightened,"what ails you? — what is the matter? — what are you going to do?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | For God's sake, Augustus,I screamed, now heartily frightened,"what ails you? — what is the matter? — what are you going to do?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | Never, madam, but do tell mc"Or so inimitable grace? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Never, upon my word! — but pray inform me »>Or so just an appreciation of stage effect?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | Or 1 more delicate sense of the true beauties of Shakespeare? nyp.33433067287536 Pompey, will you never be ready with that wig? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Smith? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Smith? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Smith? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Smith? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Smith? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Strange you should n't know me though, is n't it? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Strange you should n't know me, though, is n't it? nyp.33433067287536 Vot is cum'd to mein kraut?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | Vot is cum'd to mein pelly? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Vot is cum'd to mein pipe? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Why, bless my soul, Gordon,said he, after a long pause,"why, why,—whose dirty cloak is that you have on?" |
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nyp.33433067287536 | (? —) page 297 1. |
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nyp.33433067287536 | 18 C? |
nyp.33433067287536 | 2. anile? |
nyp.33433067287536 | 22 C? |
nyp.33433067287536 | 239 reader? |
nyp.33433067287536 | 25 Tattle? |
nyp.33433067287536 | 25 as comfortable as can be; when will the brig sail?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | 267 the duel?^-oh, I must hear — do tell — go on, Mrs. O'Trump! — do now go on!" |
nyp.33433067287536 | 33 Smith:(?) |
nyp.33433067287536 | 4 event? |
nyp.33433067287536 | : C-?.i in my ear, and shaking his ■->"to; t.'. |
nyp.33433067287536 | :.r? |
nyp.33433067287536 | ? o feet;(,) page 296 1. |
nyp.33433067287536 | And am I not now dying a victim to the hor- ror and the mystery of the wildest of all sublunary visions? |
nyp.33433067287536 | And is it therefore that he has never thus suffered? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Anr^: i m Ttmu, M*jp THE DEVIL IN THE BELFRY Wiuc a'dock'a it? — Oii-inoif. |
nyp.33433067287536 | B. C.? |
nyp.33433067287536 | B. C.? |
nyp.33433067287536 | B. C.? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Besides, granting that we were still in the neighbourhood of the island, why should not Augustus have visited me and informed me of the circumstance? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Brigadier General John A — B — C? |
nyp.33433067287536 | But what human language can adequately portray that as- tonishment, that horrov which possessed me at the spec- tacle then presented to view? |
nyp.33433067287536 | But who and what was this Wilson? — and whence came he? — and what were his purposes? |
nyp.33433067287536 | But who and what was this Wilson? — and whence came he? — and what were his purposes? |
nyp.33433067287536 | But who and what was this Wilson? — and whence came he? — and what were his purposes? |
nyp.33433067287536 | By the by, did you ever hear about Captain Ma- a- a- a- n?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | C.?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | Can I — shall I describe my sensations? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Do I not distinguish that heavy and horrible beating of her heart? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Dreadful business that of the Bugaboos, was n't it? — terrible creatures, those Indians! — do turn out your toes! |
nyp.33433067287536 | Have I not heard her footstep on the stair? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Have I not indeed been living in a dream? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Is she not hurrying to upbraid me for my hustc? |
nyp.33433067287536 | It was very probable, I considered, that some words were written upon that side of the paper which had not been examined — but which side was that? |
nyp.33433067287536 | John A — B — C.? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Oh whither shall I fly? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Said I not that my senses were acute? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Savage affair that with the Kickapo- o- o- os, was n't it? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Shall I ever forget my feelings at this moment? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Shall I ever forget the triple hor- ror of that spectacle? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Smith, eh? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Smith? |
nyp.33433067287536 | The mate called out in a loud voice,"Do you hear there below? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Were these — these the linea- ments of William Wilson? |
nyp.33433067287536 | What could I say to all this — what could I? |
nyp.33433067287536 | What was there about them to confound me in this manner? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Where, in truth, had I not bitter cause to curse him within my heart? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Why attempt to describe the terrible scene which ensued? |
nyp.33433067287536 | Why bless me, he's the ma- a- an""Mr. Sinivate,"said I, imploringly,"is he the man in the mask?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | Will she not be here anon? |
nyp.33433067287536 | a scream.1"Bless my soul!—why,! ■>.-"? |
nyp.33433067287536 | do n't you think so? — perfect despera- a- ado — great pity, pon my honor! — wonderfully inventive age! — pro- o- odigies of valor! |
nyp.33433067287536 | fvr- ttosk'tw thee to that sweet sleep W r\? |
nyp.33433067287536 | he I he I he — aw I he — aw I he — aw I — what, you want Mass Smif? |
nyp.33433067287536 | he said abruptly, after having stared about him for some moments in si- lence —"you have not then seen it? — but, stay! |
nyp.33433067287536 | inquired Miranda, musingly,"God bless me, did you ever behold a finer figure?" |
nyp.33433067287536 | my dear fellow,"here again whistled the bundle,"what — what — what — why, what is the matter? |
nyp.33433067287536 | said Miss Arabella, as she at length comprehended the purport of my query;"Smith? — why, not General John A. |
nyp.33433067287536 | said Mrs. P., as we twirled about together in a pas de zephyr,"Smith? — why not General John A. |
nyp.33433067287536 | said he, in his well- known peculiar way of drawling out his syllables;"Smith? — why, not General John A — B — C? |
nyp.33433067287536 | said he, in his well- known peculiar way of drawling out his syllables;"Smith? — why, not General John A — B — C? |
nyp.33433067287536 | suffered? |
nyp.33433067287536 | that so unnerved me in the contemplation of the House of Usher? |
nyp.33433067287536 | why how are ye? |
nyp.33433067287536 | — blood and thunder, and all that! — prodigies of valor! — heard of him of course?—you know he's the"Man alive, how do you do? |
nyp.33433067287536 | — must I say that I felt all the horrors of the damned? |
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mdp.39015069973884 | 198 “ The Finest Story in the World ” “ Where had he been, then?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | As I said, the door is shut. ” “ Not a ghost of a chance? ” “ How can there be? |
mdp.39015069973884 | As I said, the door is shut. ” “ Not a ghost of a chance? ” “ How can there be? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Be quick; he will not last long. ” “ How do you mean? ” “ What I say. |
mdp.39015069973884 | But that really is a “ delusion. ” I could not have continued pretending to love her when I did n’t; could I? |
mdp.39015069973884 | But there ’s so much to be done in every place — Bashkai, Khawak, Shu, and everywhere else. ’ “ ‘ What is it? ’ I says. |
mdp.39015069973884 | But what in the world could a Greek slave know of that affair? |
mdp.39015069973884 | But you ’ll give the man at Marwar junction my message?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | By the way, have you done anything with that notion of mine yet? ” “ No. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Can you be at Marwar junction on that time? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Can you not see what it will do for us? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Could it be possible, I wondered, that I was in this life to woo a second time the woman I had killed by my own neglect and cruelty? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Did I know that Sahib? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Did n’t I do that talk neat? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Did you make up anything else? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Did you say you are traveling back along this line within any days? ” “ Within ten, ” I said. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Do I bother you with talking about it?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | Do you know what fear is? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Do you mean to say that this slip of paper will help us? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Do you not know me? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Do you re- member that? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Do you want any money or a recommendation down- country? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Eh, what do you think? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Great Powers above —-I looked up at them through the fog smoke — did the Lords of Life and Death know what this meant to me? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Have n’t I put the shadow of my hand over this country? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Have you any more notions? ” “ Not just now. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Have you ever seen it? ” “ When I was a little chap I went to Brighton once; we used to live in Coventry, though, be- fore we came to London. |
mdp.39015069973884 | How can daughters of men marry Gods or Devils? |
mdp.39015069973884 | How could he have known? ” I went back and repeated: “ ‘ What was that? |
mdp.39015069973884 | How could he have known? ” I went back and repeated: “ ‘ What was that? |
mdp.39015069973884 | How did you get to be King? ” “ I was n’t King, ” said Carnehan. |
mdp.39015069973884 | How long was the Sahib here? ” “ Nearly a year and a half. |
mdp.39015069973884 | How much did Mrs. Wessington give her men? |
mdp.39015069973884 | How shall you all fear death if you all know what your friend does not know that he knows? |
mdp.39015069973884 | I looked at him, and wondering whether it were possible that he did not know the originality, the power of the notion that had come in his way? |
mdp.39015069973884 | I wonder who has them now? ” Kitty had known Mrs. Wessington slightly last season, and had always been interested in the sickly woman. |
mdp.39015069973884 | I'--<'x N YF‘Q-fir‘fq my}? |
mdp.39015069973884 | In how long?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | Is n’t it superb? ” he cried, after hasty greetings. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Is there any chance of his being made to speak?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | May I read it? ” “ Let me read it to myself. ” “ Then you miss the proper expression. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Now I ” — “ Would it be of any use to you? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Once I was Brahmin and proud man, and now I eat crows. ” “ There is no way of getting out? ” “ None of what kind at all. |
mdp.39015069973884 | One kiss that he gives back again and remembers will cure all this nonsense, or else"— “ Or else what? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Our hero commanded the galley, did n’t he? ” “ Did n’t he just! |
mdp.39015069973884 | Queer notion, was n’t it? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Return what?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | Shall I propose? ” Yes, we were a Republic indeed! |
mdp.39015069973884 | Shall I return to my old lost allegiance in the next world, or shall I meet Agnes loathing her and bound to her side through all eternity? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Shall I tell you about him? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Shall we two hover over the scene of our lives till the end of Time? |
mdp.39015069973884 | She taught me the lingo and one or two other things; but what happened? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Straight out; do you follow me? |
mdp.39015069973884 | That ’s what I want. ’ “ ‘ Do you remember that Bengali woman I kept at Mogul Serai when I was a plate- layer? ’ says I. |
mdp.39015069973884 | There was a pencil scrawl at the back of the paper and “ What ’s that? ” I said. |
mdp.39015069973884 | There's noth- ing wrong about the hero, is there?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | Was ever a respectable gentleman in such an impasse? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Was it broken through D. T. or epileptic fits? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Was it possible that he had skipped half a dozen lives and was then dimly remembering some episode of a thousand years later? |
mdp.39015069973884 | What Were their hours? |
mdp.39015069973884 | What are you talk- ing about? |
mdp.39015069973884 | What do you think of it? |
mdp.39015069973884 | What do you thinkl have given you money for? ” “ Very well, ” was the unmoved reply. |
mdp.39015069973884 | What does it mean?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | What happened the other night? ” “ I had an awful nightmare about that galley of ours. |
mdp.39015069973884 | What has happened? |
mdp.39015069973884 | What honor has the khansamah? |
mdp.39015069973884 | What is Your Worship going to do? ” I had taken Gunga Dass by the waist and had hauled him on to the platform opposite the de- serted burrow. |
mdp.39015069973884 | What was the matter? |
mdp.39015069973884 | What ’s coming next? ’ But Peachey, Peachey Taliaferro, I tell you, Sir, in confidence as betwixt two friends, he lost his head, Sir. |
mdp.39015069973884 | What ’s that?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | What's wrong?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | When the sea topped the bulwarks, what did it look like? ” I had my 194 “ The Finest Story in the World ” reasons for asking. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Where did they go? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Where have you been reading about galleys and galley — slaves?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | Where's the girl? ’ says he, with a voice as loud as the braying of a jackass. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Who repaired the bridges? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Who stopped the last Afghan raid? ’ It was me really, but Dravot was too angry to remember. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Who was he? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Who will assist me to slipper the King of the Roos with a golden slipper with a silver heel? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Who ’d touch a poor mad priest? ” “ Have you got everything you want? ” I asked, overcome with astonishment. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Who ’d touch a poor mad priest? ” “ Have you got everything you want? ” I asked, overcome with astonishment. |
mdp.39015069973884 | Why ca n't the paper be sparkling? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Why could n’t Agnes have left me alone? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Wo n’t Your Honor hear me swear that I never touched an article that belonged to him? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Would I speak to you if he did? |
mdp.39015069973884 | Would you care to take it? |
mdp.39015069973884 | You can try. ” “ I am going to. ” “ For your own credit and for the sake of money, of course? |
mdp.39015069973884 | You know where I always sit in the galley? ” He spoke haltingly at first, un- der a fine English fear of being laughed at. |
mdp.39015069973884 | what did they do then? |
mdp.39015069973884 | what does it all mean? |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ Am I a dog or am I not enough of a man for your wenches? |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ Does he know the word? ’ ‘ He does, ’ says Dan, ‘ and all the priests know. |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ D’you suppose I ca n’t die like a gentleman? ’ He turns to Peachey — Peachey that was crying like a child. |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ How should a man tell you who know every- thing? |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ What is the meaning 0 ’ this? ’ “ ‘ Come back! |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ What ’s to be afraid of, lass? |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ What ’s wrong with me? ’ he shouts, standing by the idol Imbra. |
mdp.39015069973884 | ‘ Who brought your guns? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ And Kitty?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Are you at all in earnest? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Better? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ But do you know what they did to Peachey between two pine trees? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ But if you knew all this why did n’t you get out before? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Ca n’t you make it eight?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Can you give me a drink? ” he whimpered. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Can you tell me what the corruption is sup- posed to mean — the gist of the thing? ” I asked. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Charlie, ” I asked, “ when-the rowers on the gallies mutinied how did they kill their over- seers? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Do you know what you have said?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Doing? ” I answered; “ nothing, dear. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Got what? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Has what gone, jack dear? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Have you ever tried that trick? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Have you got it? ” he panted. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Is it true that he was half an hour bareheaded in the sun at midday?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Is n't it splendid? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Thank you,"said he, simply, “ and when will the swine be gone? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Tickets again? ” said he. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Well, and what then? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What can I do for you? ” He took a gulp of the spirit raw, and shivered in spite of the suffocating heat. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What d ’ you think 0 ’ that? ” said he in English. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What do you think? ” he said, at last. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What do you want?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What does this mean? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What is it supposed to mean in English? ” I said. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What on earth are you raving about? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What other Sahib, you swine? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What was you pleased to say? ” whined Carnehan. |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What ’s the matter? ” cried Kitty; “ what made you call out so foolishly, Jack? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What ’s the matter? ” cried Kitty; “ what made you call out so foolishly, Jack? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What ’s the use of my telling you what I think, when these chaps wrote things for the angels to read? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ What? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Where haveyou come from?" |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Why do n’t you write something like theirs? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Why, jack, ” she cried, “ what have you been doing? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Will you not let me look at it also? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ Yes, ” said I, “ but do you happen to know if he had anything upon him by any chance when he died? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ You ’ve been tramping in the sun, and it ’s a very warm night, and had n't you better sleep over the notion? |
mdp.39015069973884 | “ ‘ Billy Fish, ’ says I to the Chief of Bashkai, ‘ what ’s the difficulty here? |
mdp.39015069973884 | ” “ And what happened after that? ” “ I do n’t know. |
mdp.39015069973884 | ” “ As what? |
mdp.39015069973884 | ” “ How can I judge from a half- written tale? |
mdp.39015069973884 | ” “ The letter? — Oh!—The letter! |
mdp.39015069973884 | fl; “ 6? ’ Iu, ‘ In I PREFACE HIS is not exactly a book of downright ghost- stories as the cover makes belief. |
mdp.39015004288505 | '& tcndre ami, sans nous qu'allez- vous faire? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'A lady?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'A model for the figure?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'A model, Mr. Wynne? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And did he marry you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And does she sing good music?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And her mother?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And her singing — is that so very wonderful? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And how about l'Zouzou?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And of unblemished character?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And then, what are you to believe of what good still remains of all that early teaching — and how are you to sift the wheat from the chaff? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'And what's that — Rosemonde?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Are you fond of music?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Are you so fond of him?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Born there? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'But then, what will he say? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'But what voice is it?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'But where do you think of going?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Can you doubt it?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Did he never try and teach you to sing?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Dites done, rAnglais?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Do you know that lady?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Does the Laird know?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Doing what?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Est- ce qu'elle vous ressemble?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Fancy me — prefer me — to you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Fous afez du chacrin, matemoiselle?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'HAST THOU FOUND MR, O MINK ENEMY?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'He's a rum'un, ai n't he?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'How could he tap his pick against the rim and make the rag fall into it if it's hitched only half- way up his back? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'How long have you been going about with Svengali?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'I can not sing myself, I can not play the violin, but I can teach — hein, Gecko? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'I heard the music, and thought I'd just come in for a bit, and pass the time of day: you do n't mind? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'I wonder if I'Zouzou has come into his dukedom yet?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'I wonder where they are, your letters? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'I? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'If he cheats, why should n't I cheat too? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'If it had not been for kind Monsieur Ribot'( she told him),'the doorstep would have been his portion; and who could say he did n't deserve it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'In love with her?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Is n't it ludicrous as well as pitiful — a thing to make one snigger through one's tears? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Is she so good- looking, then?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Is she still very beautiful? J'Oh yes; there's no doubt about that; more than ever!' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'J'&ais jumeau: qu'est devenu mon frere? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Lives there? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Mais tu t'es donc mise chiffonnière, à présent? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Now, what the devil does all that mean?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Oh, but I have, monsieur; you heard me sing"Ben Bolt,"did n't you? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Oil peut- on$ tre viieux qii au sein de sa famille?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Ou'cst- ce que e'est,"Ben Bolt"?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Pray to Him? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Qu'est ce qu'il a done, ce Litrebili?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Qu'est- ce que t'en penses?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Quelle merfeille, hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Rosemonde was a princess of Cyprus, matemoiselle, and Cyprus is an island/'Ah, and Schubert, then — where's that?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'She believes — she believes — what does n't she believe, Tray? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'She has believed her father — will she ever believe me, who think so differently? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'She's an English subject, I believe/'Is she a Protestant or a Roman Catholic?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Stop a minute — are you mad?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Struck me I rehearsing?—made me cry I what are you talking about, dear Taffy? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'That's a small thing to cause such a lot of wretchedness, and wreck a fellow's life, is n't it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'The altogether?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'The world shall hear of la betite Honorine some day — hein, Gecko? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Trilby, have you ever been confirmed?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Was that the gentleman who came with you to the studio in Paris?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Was there anybody else he knew — any other woman?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Well — but how do you repent> Trilby, if you do not humble yourself, and pray for forgiveness on your knees?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Well, I Why on earth did she refuse you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What are you saying to yourself in French, Trilby? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What could she know of toreadors'brides and their wedding- dresses?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What do you think of those lines, Tray? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What is that you say, matemoiselle? 9'Oh, it's what the milkmen say in England. |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What is the matter with you, my child? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What is the young lady, then? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What the devil are you cackling at, sacred head of pig that you are? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What's the matter with Svengali? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'What? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Where do you expect to go to, yourself, with such frightful sentiments? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Where were you staying with Svengali in Paris?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Where — what do you call — home, I mean — where is it?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Who is it, monsieur — yourself?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Who's Marta?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Who's sitting at Carrel's?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Why could n't you open your eyes, Miss Trilby?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Why, he's a clergyman, is n't he? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Why, my friend?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Why, you do n't mean to say that she's got a better voice than Madame Alboni?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Yes; but why has he got a mouth like a guinea- pig, with two big teeth in front like the double blank at dominoes?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'Yes; but why has he got eyes like brandy- balls, two a penny? y'Because he's an Englishman!' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'You have just said yourself you are not a fit wife for'"FOND OF HIM? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'You were fond of Trilby?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 'You will come and see me, wo n't you? |
mdp.39015004288505 | ( No one that I can remember — except Marta — not a souli''And that beautiful dress you had on last night?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * And you knew no one else — no other woman?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * Avez- vous une sceur?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * But the poor parson? |
mdp.39015004288505 | * De me moire, alors?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * Does he, dare he, can he ever think straight or simply on any subject as any other man thinks, hedged in as he is by so many limitations? |
mdp.39015004288505 | * I wonder, now? |
mdp.39015004288505 | * J|- ST-? |
mdp.39015004288505 | * Mais, mon Dieu, madame — qu'est- ce que vous avez donc?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * Malade? |
mdp.39015004288505 | * N i78 TRILBY'Is she English?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * Shall I?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * Then what did he do to live?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | * What is she, then? |
mdp.39015004288505 | .179 «'4 Fond of him? |
mdp.39015004288505 | .361'"Oh, do n't you remember sweet Alice, Ben Bolt? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 1 And what's this for a leg? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 1 Besides, why should he make allowances for me? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 1 Did n't she? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 1 What is the matter, my poor dear child?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 115*"Qu'cst ce qu'il a done, ce Litrebili?" |
mdp.39015004288505 | 184 TRILB Y'Fond of him? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 2+ 2—4, also 2x2= 4: that peculiarity was no reason why 4 should be conceited; for what was 4 but a result, either way? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 328 TRILBY< Well — I am And she refused you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 352 TRILB Y'Wonderful? |
mdp.39015004288505 | 353 The First Violin loses his Temper....... 359* Hast thou found me, O mine enemy?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 4 Why, that's a washerwoman, is n't it?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | 8o TRILBY Presently Lambert said,* Si nous rnettions 1'Anglais k l'6chelle?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | < Kwaw?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | < Well, what's up?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | < What?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | < You? |
mdp.39015004288505 | ? |
mdp.39015004288505 | A poor devil of a cracked soprano( are there such people still?) |
mdp.39015004288505 | Ah, messieurs savaient ça? |
mdp.39015004288505 | All that counts for so much, does n't it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | An English governess, or something of that sort?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | And I have a pupil — hein, Gecko? — la betite Honorine;'and here he leered all round with a leer that was not engaging. |
mdp.39015004288505 | And by whom? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And how the devil did you get yourself dirty, then?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | And if she does, will it be good for her? — and then, where will her father come in? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And if she does, will it be good for her? — and then, where will her father come in? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And that seems sensible, does n't it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And the female, your mate that should be — la rossignolle, if there is such a word?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | And what did he feel for Trilby? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And what is sweeter to watch than the dawn and growth of love's young dream, when strength and beauty meet together by the couch of a beloved invalid? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And what's your name, Dodor?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | And where do I come in, my friend? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And who shall say he is not wise in his generation? |
mdp.39015004288505 | And you, Bouchardy?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Are n't you? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Are n't you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Are you ill too? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Are you ill?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Are you prepared to meet your Maker face to face? |
mdp.39015004288505 | As soon as he saw her he jumped off his post and came to her, saying:'Oh, Trilby — what's it all about? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Ask her.5 i Are you asleep, Miss Trilby?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | At length Mrs. Bagot said, in her high accents,'You are Miss Trilby O'Ferrall?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Avons- nous assez rigolé chez Mathieu, hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Better than the waiter at the Cafe"de la Rotondc, Jicin? |
mdp.39015004288505 | But all my fancy dwells upon Nancy? |
mdp.39015004288505 | But if it did n't, where would the magic come in? |
mdp.39015004288505 | But it ca n't 190 TRILBY be any more now, can it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | But what do the words signify, any more than the tune, or even the language? |
mdp.39015004288505 | C'est de Taut'cote"de l'eau — pres de la Sorbonne, s'pas? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Ca n't you, ca n't Mr. M'Allister do anything to avert this miserable disaster? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Ca n't you, ca n't Mr. McAllister do any tiling to avert this miserable disaster? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Combiang?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Come over to hear La Svengali, I suppose?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Comment q'$a s'appelle?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Comment qu'a s'porte à c't'heure? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Could it possibly be that he was shocked at seeing her sitting there? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Could she possibly care for a shrimp like himself? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Could she sing at all then, when you knew her in Paris?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Did it all announce itself to you just like that? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Did you ever, in all your life, meet anybody that was n't fond of you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do n't you remember writing to me there, Taffy — through Angele Boisse? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do n't you remember? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you know Litolff? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you know"Ben Bolt"?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you mean to say she deceived us all?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you remember how she tried to sing"Ben Bolt"that day when she first came to the studio in the Place St. Anatole des Arts? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you remember them? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you see anything? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you see? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Do you want to be pitched out of that window into the Rue de Seine? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Durien's little song —"Plaisir d'amour — chagrin d? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Es- tu toujours la plus jolie? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Est- ce qu'elle dit ses prieres, le soir, en se couchant?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Est- ce qu'on a peur de vous?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Et comme elle vous aimait tous bien — et surtout Monsieur Litrebili — n'est- ce pas?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Et la petite santé, c'matin?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Et toi? |
mdp.39015004288505 | French? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Had he been in love with Trilby, too? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Had he ever been in love with any one? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Has she independent means of her own, then?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Have you ever heard of Lord Byron, Tray? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Have you ever thought about God, and the possible wrath to come if you should die unrepentant?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | He has married her, they say?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | He's one of my intimate friends, and''You do n't mean to say you're the intimate friend of a rag- picker?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Here's to you, Sandy McAllister, canniest, genialest, and most humorous of Scots? |
mdp.39015004288505 | How can I thank you, monsieur? |
mdp.39015004288505 | How can one describe the quality of a peach or a nectarine to those who have only known apples? |
mdp.39015004288505 | How could she ever hope to be even the friend of such a man? |
mdp.39015004288505 | How on earth did she do it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | How would you like that?'" |
mdp.39015004288505 | I bought it at a sale in''Combiang?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | I can make no amends — who could, for such a thing? |
mdp.39015004288505 | I hope you have n't forgotten that I'm not a respectable woman?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | I know all about it — hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | I must have her back — I must have her back... do you hear? |
mdp.39015004288505 | I saw him last night — he warmed my hands and feet: where were we?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | I saw it all''Oh, Mr. Wynne — and you did n't interfere?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | I wonder TRILBY 373 how? |
mdp.39015004288505 | I wonder what's become of our Svengali, by the way?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Il a soupé, l'bourgeois; n'est- ce pas, m'sieur?" |
mdp.39015004288505 | Is it there still, I wonder? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Is n't she nice? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Is that also composed by a compatriot of yours?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | It does seem odd-—eh, old fellow? |
mdp.39015004288505 | It made me sick even to think of I Once I used to hate him—-in Paris — in the studio; do n't you remember? |
mdp.39015004288505 | It was droll, hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Let me go; do you hear?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Life ai n't all beer and skittles, and more's the pity; but what's the odds, so long as you're happy?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Lucky day for France — hein?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Mais que m'importe? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Might she ever hope to be his servant — his faithful, humble servant? |
mdp.39015004288505 | N'est- ce pas que ch'ai tu ch£nie? |
mdp.39015004288505 | N'est- ce pas que che suis suplime, enfin?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Not from merely sitting-to painters — hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Not very honourable of him, was it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Or Theophile Gautier's elaborate rhapsody,'Madame Svengali — Ange ou Femme?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Peters- burg — lots of places?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Poor Marta I Poor Gecko I What will they ever do without Svengali?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Pourquoi pas? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Presently Trilby began to speak, quite softly, in French:'Encore une fois? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Presently she dropped her pitcher, that broke into bits;'qu'est ce qu'il a donc, ce litrebili?"' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Qu'as- tu fait depuis mon depart? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Qu'est- ce qu'il a? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Quelle nouvelles apportez?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | She said:'Vous avez vu — n'est- ce pas, messieurs? — ■ le pied de Trilby! |
mdp.39015004288505 | She turned round with an extraordinary expression of face, and said,'Chanter? |
mdp.39015004288505 | She's at least respectable, I hope?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | She's the one sinner that repenteth, you know?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | So much for hero number three — D'Artagnan? |
mdp.39015004288505 | So she went quite humbly to see Trilby, and found a poor pathetic mad creature still more humble than herself, who still apologised for — for what? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Sweet Alice, with hair so brown?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | T'as fait banque- route?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | TRILBY 185 Trilby turned her miserable eyes to Taffy's miserable face, and said,'Will it really be all that, Taffy?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Tell me, Trilby — do you ever pray to Him, as other people pray?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | That is the best society, is n't it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | That was unfortunate, was n't it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | That's simple enough, is n't it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | That's what he said/ 1 Qu'est- ce qu'elle dit?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | The truth? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Then Mr. Vice asks,'What shall we ave the pleasure of saying, sir, after that very nice'armony?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Then came a voice from the gods in answer —'Oh, ye're Henglish, har yer? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Then she looked up to the chandelier with a tender, sentimental smile and began —'Oh, do n't you remember sweet Alice, Ben Bolt? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Then she showed them a beautiful brocade gown* which she had picked up a bargain at'1 Combiang?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Then the vicar, turning- of a sudden his full blue gaze on the painter, asked, sternly — i What book's that you've got in your hand, Willie?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Then, after a pause:< Av you seen my fahzere's ole'at?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Thinking s praying, very often — don't you think so? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Trilby, once more, on Christmas night, for"'ANSWEK Mfc., TKJl. Ky 1 172 TRILB Y the twentieth time — will you marry me? |
mdp.39015004288505 | WYNNE?"' |
mdp.39015004288505 | WYNNE?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Well, he's a great composer, and he came to Durien's the other day, and I sang"Ben Bolt,"and what do you think he said? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Were we in Paris? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What better antiseptic can there be than the philistine's deep hate? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What can a Frenchman talk of, hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What could I H4 TRILBY have induced her? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What do you know of Monsieur Alfred de Musset? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What does he want to come and talk to me about?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What for?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What is it but praying when you try and bear up after losing all you cared to live for? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What is the matter, Trilby?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What makes you say that?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What noise does he make? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What on earth would your mother be doing in that big carriage and at that big house?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What say you, Barizel?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What shall I do?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What shall we'ave the pleasure of drinkin', after that wery nice'armony?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What was going to happen? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What was he learning in the Latin Quarter? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What was it all about? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What was the matter?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | What will I not do for that one pretty woman who believes in me? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What would your Durien say if people wrote of him like that? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What's the good? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What's the matter? |
mdp.39015004288505 | What's your name, then?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | When?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Where are we now, dear Little Billee?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Where do they breed these magnificent old Frenchmen? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Where on earth am I? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Where's Svengali? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Who cares for their social position, I should like to know... or that of their wives? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Who knows? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why are you all dressed in black, with white cravats, as if you were going to a funeral? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why did he?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why did n't you stick up for her? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why do you not answer my letters? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why has he got it on, I wonder?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why say one thing and act another? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why the devil are you doing that?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why was I taken there? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why, what do you mean? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Why, who and what is she, your mother? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Will you be so good as to call on some other gen'l'man for a'armony?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Will you come and see me? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Will you permit that I shall look into your mouth, matemoiselle?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Will you, after the play, come and sup with us at the Cafe1 Anglais? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Would they like to see it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Wynne?"' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Wynne?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Wynne?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Wynne?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Wynne?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | Yet why compare the lily and the rose? |
mdp.39015004288505 | You bum them? |
mdp.39015004288505 | You doubt it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | You have heard her?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | You know French, I suppose?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | You will forgive us, wo n't you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | You wish to marry my son?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | You're making her sick; ca n't you see? |
mdp.39015004288505 | Zouzou sang capitally a capital song in praise of le vin a qua? |
mdp.39015004288505 | and then, suddenly —'Why, you're all English, are n't you? — what's all the row about? |
mdp.39015004288505 | and then, suddenly —'Why, you're all English, are n't you? — what's all the row about? |
mdp.39015004288505 | and what should/ rehearse?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | and why did that funny little Frenchman in the white waistcoat ask me to sing? |
mdp.39015004288505 | avec la voix blanche alors, n'est- ce pas? |
mdp.39015004288505 | but, Trilby — what shall we do without you? |
mdp.39015004288505 | c'est- y jobard, hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | chanter quoi, alors?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | comme elle etait bonne fille, hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | damn it, Svengali, what the devil are you talking to Trilby about? |
mdp.39015004288505 | did you ever sec anything like it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | did you turn in your graves? |
mdp.39015004288505 | do n't you remember?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | do you remember? |
mdp.39015004288505 | efen ze Emperor?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | et Victorine? |
mdp.39015004288505 | he played at concerts, I suppose—-and all that'* Did you ever hear him?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | he would say,'you do n't know what it is to be a great pianist like me — hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | how they drove you mad? |
mdp.39015004288505 | i And Gecko — dear little Gecko — is he dead too? |
mdp.39015004288505 | i Besides — of course I could never be a lady — how could I? — though I ought to have been one, I suppose. |
mdp.39015004288505 | i La Svengali?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | i Mon page — mon beau page! — Mironton, mironton,?) iiro7ttaine! |
mdp.39015004288505 | i What do you think of that, hem? |
mdp.39015004288505 | i What shall I do? |
mdp.39015004288505 | i Yes; but why has he got a back without any bend in 78 TRILBY it, as if he'd swallowed the Colon ne Vendome as far up as the battle of Austerlitz?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | il choue pien, le Checko, hein?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | is she dead?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | it's all quite true, is n't it? |
mdp.39015004288505 | most delicate, and dainty, and fanciful of British painters?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | n'est- ce- pas, Vinard?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | nom d'un canon — faut bien vivre, s'pas?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | once more that beautiful song — hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | or'T'en souviens- tu? |
mdp.39015004288505 | petits bonheurs de contrebande,"hein? |
mdp.39015004288505 | pourquoi donc voulez- vous que je chante, moi? |
mdp.39015004288505 | quel gaillard que cet Anglais, hein?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | rather late — but still — look here, Little Billee — do you know the Halle, on the other side of the water, where they sell vegetables?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | said Little Billee, on hearing this;'that grotesque little bogy in blue? |
mdp.39015004288505 | said Trilby —'Hotel de Normandie — mais Svengali — ou est- ce qu'il est?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | t'es déjà debout après hier soir? |
mdp.39015004288505 | the roof of your mouth"'*"£ a fera une fameuse crapule de moins*"Av you seen my fahzere's ole shoes?" |
mdp.39015004288505 | vous avez fait ca d'apres nature?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | voyons, Vinard; thou'rt not going to compare the Maire of Dieppe to a painter like Monsieur Carrel?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | what did she know of Schumann, Chopin? — nothing at all! |
mdp.39015004288505 | what do you mean — in the porter's lodge?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | what does it know of Sebastian Bach? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what does the composer count for? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what had really happened to make them look like this? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what sweeter, fresher, wholesomcr music than the sound of his voice when he doth so furiously rage? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what the devil do I care for her father? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what would old Taffy do in such a case, I wonder? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what's become of her? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what's it all about? |
mdp.39015004288505 | what's the matter with you?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | what's the matter?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | what's this for an arm? |
mdp.39015004288505 | where is she? |
mdp.39015004288505 | where is she?"' |
mdp.39015004288505 | where is she?"' |
mdp.39015004288505 | why do n't yer sing in tune?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | you do not? rad them? |
mdp.39015004288505 | you do not? rad them? |
mdp.39015004288505 | you try to get yourself clean every day?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | ça marche- t- y, Gontran, Zouzou d'mon cœur?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | — what have you brought me here for? — what have/ done, I should like to know?' |
mdp.39015004288505 | — what have you brought me here for? — what have/ done, I should like to know?' |
njp.32101072858069 | - Andwhat is become of her? |
njp.32101072858069 | 179 that being the case, why the will is disputed; because as why? |
njp.32101072858069 | 195 disappointments he had experienced on his arrival in England, be able to bear the tears of his mother, the sorrow of his two sisters? |
njp.32101072858069 | 235 How then does he contrive to live? |
njp.32101072858069 | 73 Hah, my friend has your sweet nymph of the enchanted tower no paranymph that you could introduce me to? |
njp.32101072858069 | A ghost quothal I hope you have not left the door open, with your ghosts? |
njp.32101072858069 | A new doubt now arose in the mind of Orlando — Ought he to communicate to Selina what was go- ing forward, of which she appeared to be igno- rant? |
njp.32101072858069 | A woman soon after looked out of the window from whence the light had proceeded, and inquired, in apparent alarm, Who is there? |
njp.32101072858069 | Amazed and distressed by this intelligence, I inquired why her aunt would do this? |
njp.32101072858069 | And does my sister Belle accept of him then? |
njp.32101072858069 | And has Isabella consented to all this? |
njp.32101072858069 | And how do you think the debate will terminate? |
njp.32101072858069 | And my brother, inquired Orlando, what is be- come of my brother? |
njp.32101072858069 | And ought we now to renew this hazard- ous correspondence — ought we to incur again such danger? |
njp.32101072858069 | And pray tell me, said Orlando, interrupting her, was my poor father extremely hurt at her elopement? |
njp.32101072858069 | And pray, Sir, have you any wish to accept this offer? |
njp.32101072858069 | And so, William, this is the way you affront my friends? |
njp.32101072858069 | And what good canst do me? |
njp.32101072858069 | And where, my Monimia, is this good old friend of mine now? |
njp.32101072858069 | At what hour may I ask, by anticipation, the blessing of my blooming aunt? |
njp.32101072858069 | But how is it possible? |
njp.32101072858069 | Can I be of any service to you? |
njp.32101072858069 | Can it be thy dispen- sation that kings are entrusted with power only to deform thy works — and in learning politics to for- get humanity? |
njp.32101072858069 | Canst lend me the ready to pay this confounded debt? |
njp.32101072858069 | Canst let me out of this cage? |
njp.32101072858069 | Carr put it into his pocket, and, asking if he might do what he would with it? |
njp.32101072858069 | Did my father believe me to have been a party in this deception? |
njp.32101072858069 | Do you know, said he, that I am in love with all your sisters, my friend; but particularly with my future aunt? |
njp.32101072858069 | Hast brought any money from the Yankies? |
njp.32101072858069 | Have you not seen her then, Selina? |
njp.32101072858069 | Haveyou been lookingfor me then, my old friend? |
njp.32101072858069 | Having amended his appearance as much as he could, he inquired if he could have an horse? |
njp.32101072858069 | He could no longer doubt but that Mrs. Rayland was dead — But where was Monimia? |
njp.32101072858069 | He demanded eagerly where his mother was P where were his sisters? |
njp.32101072858069 | He he said the girl with an idiot laugh — what would mother say? |
njp.32101072858069 | He then inquired why the Indian warriors had fallen upon a party of their allies and brethren, the soldiers of the king of England? |
njp.32101072858069 | He went to him in the hall, and Warwick hastily said – Orlando, will you come out with me? |
njp.32101072858069 | Hey? |
njp.32101072858069 | His first visit was to the Fleet- prison — He in- quired of every one likely to inform him, if the per- son whom he named to them was there? |
njp.32101072858069 | How is there time to execute it? |
njp.32101072858069 | How long? |
njp.32101072858069 | I do not doubt your prowess, replied Orlando; but here, as there is no reward, why should you exert it? |
njp.32101072858069 | I only ask, said Orlando, who are your employ- ers? |
njp.32101072858069 | I'll try, an- swered the girl; but you'll give me the guinea then — and where shall I get the letter, and how will you get the answer? |
njp.32101072858069 | In a moment Roker came in, half drunk, and the poor old lady flew at him like a turkey- cock, and aked him which way he came? |
njp.32101072858069 | Is he a well- looking man? |
njp.32101072858069 | Is she confined to her bed then? |
njp.32101072858069 | Is that a question Monimia would have made after so long an absence, if Monimia was not changed 1 Changed, Orlando can you think me changed? |
njp.32101072858069 | Making love to her said Orlando; has he long made love to her? |
njp.32101072858069 | Me? |
njp.32101072858069 | Monimial what is her fate, Selina? |
njp.32101072858069 | Nay, replied Carr, how could I pretend to en- gage you to decline a reference recommended by your mother? |
njp.32101072858069 | No, no, Warwick, I have no such apprehensions; but — But what? |
njp.32101072858069 | Not when I have nothing to do; but, pray, are your family early risers? |
njp.32101072858069 | Or- lando, shall I try my military skill? |
njp.32101072858069 | Orlando answered, Isit Mrs. Whitly who speaks? |
njp.32101072858069 | Orlando, have I not already undergone the pain of telling you that I do not know? |
njp.32101072858069 | Orlando, his eyes overflowing, tenderly kiss- ed her hand, and said — Are these tears, my own Selina, given to past sorrows? |
njp.32101072858069 | Orlando, im- puting all to his mother's illness, inquired eagerly how she did, and how she so suddenly became ill? |
njp.32101072858069 | Pooh, pooh what a to- do is here? |
njp.32101072858069 | She asked me, with still more as- perity, if I had not met somebody? |
njp.32101072858069 | Sir Knight? |
njp.32101072858069 | THE OLD MANOR HOUSE, What I cried Mrs. Lennard, has she ever then been such an ungrateful girl as to say I was unkind to her? |
njp.32101072858069 | Tell me, my friend, cried Warwick, with vehe- ment warmth – tell me if you love Monimia — if it is not death to part with her?" |
njp.32101072858069 | That will do, said Orlando; I'll go write my letter;-where will you come for it? |
njp.32101072858069 | The noise all this made brought Mrs. Newill down stairs, who demanded of her son what was the matter? |
njp.32101072858069 | Till when, Sir? |
njp.32101072858069 | To Isabella? |
njp.32101072858069 | To what purpose is such a question? |
njp.32101072858069 | Well, Madam died, and then — Good Lord, what a work there was at Hall! — How do you mean? |
njp.32101072858069 | What answer? |
njp.32101072858069 | What is all this, my dear girl? |
njp.32101072858069 | What is become of this Fleming? |
njp.32101072858069 | What will become of me, cried Somerive wildly, when you, Orlando, are gone? |
njp.32101072858069 | What? |
njp.32101072858069 | Where did you get the letter, Jacob? |
njp.32101072858069 | Where is she? |
njp.32101072858069 | Where? |
njp.32101072858069 | Where? |
njp.32101072858069 | Whither could the weary, the wretched Orlando go for information? |
njp.32101072858069 | Why did she open — why receive his d- d let- ters? |
njp.32101072858069 | Why, what the devil's the matter with you? |
njp.32101072858069 | You go then to- morrow, Orlando? |
njp.32101072858069 | You go to- morrow, Orlando? |
njp.32101072858069 | added she, recollecting all that had happened to her within so short a space — after all I have suffered, what can I have to fear? |
njp.32101072858069 | am I completely miserable? |
njp.32101072858069 | and how long has Mrs. Rayland been dead? |
njp.32101072858069 | answered Warwick; you are not going to turn parson, I trow? |
njp.32101072858069 | any plunder, my little soldier? |
njp.32101072858069 | can it be thy will that mankind should thus tear each other to pieces with more ferocity than the beasts of the wilderness? |
njp.32101072858069 | cried Orlando eager- ly — Whither was she sent? |
njp.32101072858069 | cried Orlando; for Heaven's sake, wherefore? |
njp.32101072858069 | dear Orlando, said Monimia, with a deep and tremulous sigh, what is it you suspect me of? |
njp.32101072858069 | do n't you know? |
njp.32101072858069 | exclaimed Orlando, will you never, my brother, be reasonable? |
njp.32101072858069 | exclaimed Orlando; and why, then, would you let me apply to such a man? |
njp.32101072858069 | exclaimed he — but what?—You believe — you do n't know? |
njp.32101072858069 | gime a whole entire guinea P Yes, said Orlando — Here, this very guinea? |
njp.32101072858069 | have I your leave?—Or should you object to exchange the in- tended grave Governor for the Soldier of fortune? |
njp.32101072858069 | have you forgot me then? |
njp.32101072858069 | how console them for the loss they had sustained? |
njp.32101072858069 | or conceal within his own bosom what he could not prevent, or entirely disapprove? |
njp.32101072858069 | or how much is it? |
njp.32101072858069 | or was it only the wind which flung to one of the doors he had left open?—He listened again? |
njp.32101072858069 | said I; and who is it from? |
njp.32101072858069 | said Orlando; may I know what? |
njp.32101072858069 | said Selina, where is my brother? |
njp.32101072858069 | said Warwick, you wo n't go then my way? |
njp.32101072858069 | said he, as soon as he found it was really his messenger — there is a beggar in the barn who will hear you; have you a letter for me? |
njp.32101072858069 | said she, it was you, miss, was it? |
njp.32101072858069 | should you not there- fore have cherished, with redoubled tenderness, her who was so very dear to me? |
njp.32101072858069 | to whom did the man- sion now belong, that it was thus forsaken? |
njp.32101072858069 | what pretty plump dairy- maid at the Hall is the object of this brown study? |
njp.32101072858069 | what shall I do? |
njp.32101072858069 | what shall I do? |
njp.32101072858069 | what was be- come of all her domestics? |
njp.32101072858069 | why, have you really for- got Betsy Richards? |
njp.32101072858069 | would you have an apotheca- ry declaim against a physician in whose practice it is to occasion the greatest demand for drugs? |
nyp.33433074955091 | Is it thus,cried he,"that you re- ceive the knowledge of our generous resolution to protect your friend? |
nyp.33433074955091 | Is the marquis Mazzini Irving? |
nyp.33433074955091 | Has the marquis at last relented, and allowed me once more to behold you, or has his death dissolved my wretched bondage?" |
nyp.33433074955091 | why,"slid the marchioness, “ is it my task to discover to my daugh- ter the vices of her father? |
nyp.33433074955109 | Now,said the marquis,"what think ye What evil spirits infest these walls? |
nyp.33433074955109 | What dreadful spectre appeared to you last night? nyp.33433074955109 Degenerate boy Is it thus you reward my care* Do I live to fee my son the sport of every idle tale a woman may repeat? hvd.32044023818248 — you know — and Eléazer stops them and says, “ Whither go ye?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | 'Shall I turn the scorpion? ”. |
hvd.32044023818248 | - By what means indeed but that of music? |
hvd.32044023818248 | - Listen, dear, it's in the little box on the right of the mantelpiece: what does it say? |
hvd.32044023818248 | - What was going to happen? |
hvd.32044023818248 | - e. Would she return? |
hvd.32044023818248 | - “ Erik"What echo? |
hvd.32044023818248 | - “ Whom do you mean by “ he ’? ” she asked, in a changed voice. |
hvd.32044023818248 | --~~~~|| … … … ……----- IN THE CELLARS OF THE OPERA 253 “ Is it some one belonging to the theater police? ” asked Raoul. |
hvd.32044023818248 | . ” “ I ’ll tell you, Christine, dear: it is because of the forest next door. ” “ Well, what has that to do with it? |
hvd.32044023818248 | . ” “ Is Christine engaged to be married? ” the wretched Raoul asked, in a choking voice. |
hvd.32044023818248 | . ” “ Really? |
hvd.32044023818248 | . ” “ Well? ” “ Well, the chandelier. |
hvd.32044023818248 | . ” “ What? ” he retorted. |
hvd.32044023818248 | . ” “ You heard what? ” And the young girl, becoming strangely calm, re- leased Raoul's arm. |
hvd.32044023818248 | ... ”{{ y? ” he replied, still more satirically. |
hvd.32044023818248 | 192 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA “ What were they doing? |
hvd.32044023818248 | 3* May one ask at least to what darkness you are ºurning? |
hvd.32044023818248 | 312 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA What could there be in that cellar which opened before us? |
hvd.32044023818248 | 322 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA-- You wo n't have the scorpion? |
hvd.32044023818248 | A box for to- night? ” M. Firmin Richard told his secretary to send Box Five on the grand tier to MM. |
hvd.32044023818248 | A voice behind him said: “ Do you think the Korrigans will come this even- ing? ” It was Christine. |
hvd.32044023818248 | A young man, pale and trembling with excitement, repeated: “ I am sure of it! ” “ Sure of what? ” asked Mifroid. |
hvd.32044023818248 | After all, why was n't he there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Alas, had she not declared to him that everything was finished? |
hvd.32044023818248 | All that he now said was: “ Good- by, Philippe. ” “ Have you quite made up your mind? |
hvd.32044023818248 | All this would not have happened if I had drawn the curtains before going to bed. ” “ Raoul, have you suddenly gone mad? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And now where are the managers? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And now, crack'What does it say in the little box on the left? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And that M. Parabise, the manager of the Crédit Central, noticed nothing? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And that M. de La Borderic, the ambassador, has no eyes to see with? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And the angry voice roared: “ I told you there was some one'Do you ºcc the window now The lighted window, right up there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And was the voice not repeating: “ Fate links thee to me for ever and a day! ” To me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And what are the managers doing all this time? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And what did she tell you? ” “ She told me that you had made her a proposal"And the good old lady began laughing whole- heartedly. |
hvd.32044023818248 | And what is the something else, please? ” “ First of all, Mme. |
hvd.32044023818248 | And what was Richard doing meanwhile P ” “ What was he doing? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And what was that scratching, scraping, grat- ing sound which it brought with it? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And what were you doing in that churchyard? ” “ Monsicur, ” said Raoul, “ I can quite understand how absurd my replies must seem to you. |
hvd.32044023818248 | And why ca n't Christine marry? ” “ Because of the Angel of Music, of course! |
hvd.32044023818248 | And you knew it! ” “ I, sir? |
hvd.32044023818248 | And, first of all, tell us his name. ” “ Whose name? ” “ The name of the man whose accomplice you are, Mme. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Any bar- rels to sell? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Any bar- rels to sell? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Are you alive? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Are you going mad, Erik 2 Whom do you expect to give a cry, in this house? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Are you ill? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Are you listening to me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Are you there? ” “ It's mother's voice, ” said Jammes. |
hvd.32044023818248 | As you have no husband, that ring can only have been given by one who hopes to make you his wife Why deceive us further? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Barrels'Any barrels to sell? ” — and we went down to it with parched throats. |
hvd.32044023818248 | But I never heard her nor saw her. ” “ Eh 2 What? |
hvd.32044023818248 | But how do you like the land- scape? ” “ Oh, very much"“ There, that's better! |
hvd.32044023818248 | But oh, how deliciously cool were the darkness and the stairs? |
hvd.32044023818248 | But where are we? ” The Persian lit his lamp again and flung its rays down two enormous corridors that crossed each other at right angles. |
hvd.32044023818248 | But why was this affection distressed? |
hvd.32044023818248 | But, perhaps I ’m bor- ing you gentlemen? ” “ No, no, go on. ” “ You are too good, gentlemen, ” with a smirk. |
hvd.32044023818248 | By what means indeed but that of music? |
hvd.32044023818248 | CHAPTER I Is IT THE GIIOST? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Can you remember? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Christine replied: “ It's the Persian. ” “ What's he doing here? ” “ Nobody knows. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Christine was with the Angel of Music? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Did you hear? ” “ I ca n't say, ” Christine confessed. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Did you think that Christine was free? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Do I ask people who pass to tell me the time? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Do n't go on, Erik Is n't it very hot here? ” “ Oh, yes, ” replied Erik's voice, “ the heat is un- endurable! ” “ But what does this mean? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Do n't go on, Erik Is n't it very hot here? ” “ Oh, yes, ” replied Erik's voice, “ the heat is un- endurable! ” “ But what does this mean? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Do you remem- ber the legend of the Angel of Music? ” “ I do indeed, ” he said. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Do you think I will let you go like that? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Do you understand that word “ ripple? ”. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Does he not want anything else?' |
hvd.32044023818248 | For God's sake, tell me, Raoul: what happened? ” And the count scized hold of the revolver. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Gabric] 2''“ Why, no, the ghost! ” IS IT THE GHOST? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Giry"“ I am the ghost's accomplice? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Give it to me, Christine, will you? ” “ Never! ” she said. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Has she disappeared''“ In the middle of the performance"“ In the middle of the performance? |
hvd.32044023818248 | He asked in a low voice: “ What makes you think that Christine is fond of me, madame 2"“ She used to speak of you every day. ” “ Really? |
hvd.32044023818248 | He resumed his ques- tions: “ What sort of envelope did you put in M. Rich- ard's pocket? |
hvd.32044023818248 | He said, ‘ What do you want?' |
hvd.32044023818248 | He under- stood that it was she and followed her: “ Is that you, Christine? ” he asked, between his teeth. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Here, shall I show you some card- tricks? |
hvd.32044023818248 | His accomplice in what, pray?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | How can I hate him, Raoul? |
hvd.32044023818248 | How can you? ” “ I shall die of shame! ” tin he ey sh, hiſ of W: II IF MASKED BALL I 23 live!" |
hvd.32044023818248 | How could I have been so beguiled? |
hvd.32044023818248 | How could you sing, sing like that while crying? ” “ I felt myself fainting, ” said Christine, “ I closed my eyes. |
hvd.32044023818248 | How much space is there between the branch of the tree and the dome- shaped ceiling? |
hvd.32044023818248 | How was it, when I saw the per- sonal, the selfish point of view of the voice, that I did not suspect some impostor? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I Io THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Did n't you know? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I answered, “ Some one has run away with Christine Daaé. ” What do you think he said? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I could not get a word in; and what do 190 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA you think he shouted at me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I do n't want you there, nor anybody Did you save my life only to make it unbearable to me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I thought that he was going to die. ” “ Why? ” asked Raoul, really frightened at the aspect which this strange confidence was taking. |
hvd.32044023818248 | I tried to push them away and asked, ‘ Who are you? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I'm a very good- looking fellow, eh? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I, a thief, I? ” She choked with rage. |
hvd.32044023818248 | I? |
hvd.32044023818248 | I? |
hvd.32044023818248 | IN THE CELLARS OF THE OPERA 253 “ Is it some one belonging to the theater police? ” asked Raoul. |
hvd.32044023818248 | IS IT THE GHOST? |
hvd.32044023818248 | If I had such a troublesome ghost as that, I should not hesitate to have him arrested y “ ‘ But how 2 Where?' |
hvd.32044023818248 | In a trembling voice, she said: “ Me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In a voice growling and rolling like thunder, he roared: “ Why should I know better than you where the twenty- thousand francs went to? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In his inexperience, he now asked him: self with terror what game the girl was playing? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In my country, he was known by a name which means the ‘ trap- door lover. ’ ” “ But why do these walls obey him alone? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In that case, Christine, why did you follow him that time? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In the name of their love? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In the table? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In those little ebony boxes on the mantelpiece? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In your left ear? |
hvd.32044023818248 | In your right ear? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Is it Erik 2 Is it the cat? |
hvd.32044023818248 | It was the night when Carlotta — you know, Mr. Commissary — gave her famous ‘ co- ack’l ” “ Really? |
hvd.32044023818248 | It's like the “ door- shutters: they must spend their time somehow. ” “ But suppose it were he, Christine? ” “ No, no! |
hvd.32044023818248 | J/ hy wo n't they have any one come near them now? ” “ What? |
hvd.32044023818248 | J/ hy wo n't they have any one come near them now? ” “ What? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Jo Puolij v Sl Aulºlo, I I\,, Putti?! |
hvd.32044023818248 | Leave the key alone, will you, you inquisitive little thing? ” And he chuckled, while Christine gave a cry of pain. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Listen'It is behind the door of the torture- chamber 1 Listen'It's myself in the torture- chamber And what do I say? |
hvd.32044023818248 | M. de Chagny noticed it and asked: “ What is the matter, sir? ” I made him a violent sign to be silent. |
hvd.32044023818248 | No more murders l ’ ’ “ Have I really committed murders? ” he asked, putting on his most amiable air. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Of course, Erik never comes to this partſ ” IN THE CELLARS OF THE OPERA 257 “ Are we very far from the lake, sir? ” asked Raoul. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Oh, it is too horrible! ” “ Well, what? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Oh, my poor Christine, look at your wrists: tell me, have I hurt them? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Oh, so you're suspecting me now, are you? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Oh, why had she refused to leave earlier? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Or could it be that air- hole? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Others pretend that it's the acting- manager's doorkeeper. ” “ My doorkeeper? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Perhaps actions were not enough with a glass of the kind? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Perhaps he was expected to utter certain words? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Perhaps you do n't believe me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Poligny got up and walked out quite stiffly, like a statue, and before I had time to ask him, ‘ Whither go ye?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | Really? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Really? ” said Moncharmin. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Rémy continued: “ What is the sense of this new mania of theirs? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Servants appeared, carrying lights; Count Philippe, terribly anxious: “ What is it? ” “ I think I have been dreaming, ” replied the young man. |
hvd.32044023818248 | She at once said: “ Good evening, gentlemen It's for the envelope, I suppose? ” “ Yes, Mme. |
hvd.32044023818248 | She had no lack of them, had she? |
hvd.32044023818248 | She walked up to Richard's table and asked, rather anxiously: “ What do you mean? |
hvd.32044023818248 | She wrung her fingers, repeating, with a distraught air: 176 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA “ Oh, Heaven Oh, Heaven"“ But what is it? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Sit down again at once, will you? |
hvd.32044023818248 | So- ” “ But you have spoken to the ghost, my good lady? ” “ As I'm speaking to you now, my good sir! ” Mame Giry replied. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Some one told me so, at the church. ” “ Who? ” asked Raoul, taking her little hand in his. |
hvd.32044023818248 | THE NEW MARGARITA 33 “ Which is the way out, please? ” he asked of one of the men. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Tell me what he looks like'''At that moment, we distinctly heard these words above our heads: “ There is no onc there, dear! ” “ No one? |
hvd.32044023818248 | That's not much, is it? |
hvd.32044023818248 | That's why I have come to ask you to sack the whole stable. ” “ What do your stablemen say?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | The SCORPION OR GRASSHOPPER.? |
hvd.32044023818248 | The box- keeper told it me often enough, which proves that it was all a joke. ” “ Oh, you agree, do you? ” said Richard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | The curtain had only just gone up. ” “ And what did you do? ” “ Well, I brought the footstool. |
hvd.32044023818248 | The forest? ” “//'hy, did n't you see that it was an. |
hvd.32044023818248 | The ghost? ” The ghost! |
hvd.32044023818248 | The man's voice spoke again: “ Are you very tired? ” “ Oh, to- night I gave you my soul and I am dead! ” Christine replied. |
hvd.32044023818248 | The story of the ghost is all humbug, is n't it? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Then I raised my voice: “ Erik It is Il Do you know me? ” With extraordinary calmness, he at once replied: “ So you are not dead in there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Then I raised my voice: “ Erik It is Il Do you know me? ” With extraordinary calmness, he at once replied: “ So you are not dead in there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Then the mirror turns at once and is moved with incredi- ble rapidity. ” “ What counterbalance? ” asked Raoul. |
hvd.32044023818248 | There are things going on for which you and Mercier are partly responsible. ” 194 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA “ What do you mean? ” asked Gabriel. |
hvd.32044023818248 | There have been plenty of secret marriages: why not a secret engagement? |
hvd.32044023818248 | There is SCORPION OR GRASSHOPPER2 321 OPERA T't he there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | This is ex- traordinary"“ Is n't it? |
hvd.32044023818248 | To what extent, at this time, was she really a victim 2 Whose prisoner was she Into what whirlpool had she been dragged? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Up to what point could an opera- singer make a fool of a good- natured young man, quite new to love? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Wake up! ” “ What, still? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Was all this serious? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Was n't that right? ” “ Yes, yes, quite right, quite right. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Water P Water to drink? |
hvd.32044023818248 | We will lodge a complaint against the ghost. ” “ And sack my stable? ” “ Oh, of course! |
hvd.32044023818248 | Well? ” The viscount summoned up all his courage. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Well? ” he asked, as Moncharmin was feeling at the pocket. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Were they between the bed and the window- pane or behind the pane, that is to say, on the balcony? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Were we to die here, drowned in the torture- cham- ber? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What 298 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA does it say? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What are you two doing here? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What can that flame be? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What can that flame be? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What does it say? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What had become of her? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What had happened? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What had happened? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What had she said? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What have you been doing this past fort- night? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What influence had she undergone? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What influence had she undergone? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What is it? ” Raoul implored. |
hvd.32044023818248 | What is the time now 2 What is the time, Christine? ” “ It is eleven o'clock! |
hvd.32044023818248 | What monster had carried her off and by what means? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What monster had carried her off and by what means? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What poor wretch had strayed to that shore this time? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What was she thinking of 2 Of Raoul? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What was that miracle? |
hvd.32044023818248 | What witchcraft had snatched her away before the eyes of thousands of enthusiastic onlookers and from the arms of Carolus Fonta himself? |
hvd.32044023818248 | When all is said, you are free to conduct your little business as you think best, are you not? |
hvd.32044023818248 | When the two were alone again, Moncharmin lcaned over to Richard: “ Then Daaé has friends? ” he asked. |
hvd.32044023818248 | When you went to your dressing- room, did you not say, “ Poor Erik?' |
hvd.32044023818248 | Whence came that strange sound, that distant rhythm? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Where are the managers? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Where are you going? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Where had Christine gone? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Where is it? ” “ In the cellars, on the Rotunda side. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Where is the voice?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | Where will you have it? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Which way would she return? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Who are you? ” “ You know who I am. |
hvd.32044023818248 | Who had put it there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Who is being tor- tured? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Who told you a thing like that? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why did he ring? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why did she laugh when he reminded her of the incident of the scarf? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why did you not at once rid your- self of that abominable nightmare P ’ ’ “ Know the truth, Raoul? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why did you stand up, with radiant features, as though you were really hearing angels? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why did you try to reassure me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why did you want to see me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why do n't you answer, Ga- briel? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why do n't you answer? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why do you not go home? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why had he not put them out for good? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why had he not return- ed? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why had he not returned? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why had she toyed with the threatening catastro- 198 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA phe? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why had so great a treasure THE NEW MARGARITA 23 been kept from them all that time? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why tor- ture Inc still more? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why toyed with the monster's heart? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why wait for to- morrow? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Why?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | Without knowing how? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Would you like to see? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Would you like to see? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Yes, Joseph Buquet had undoubtedly been through all this Were we to die as he had done? |
hvd.32044023818248 | Yes, he would like to see if, with that woman instead of the old lunatic, Box Five would continue to astonish the natives? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You are going to- night? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You do n't love me! ” And then, more gently: “ Why do you cry? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You have seen our managers walk backward? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You know the lake I mean? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You too! ” “ How do you mean, I too? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You wanted to know what I looked like"Oh, you women are so inquisitive Well, are you satis- fied? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You're better now, are you not? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You're hristine, look i m? |
hvd.32044023818248 | You're looking at me because I am all wet? |
hvd.32044023818248 | as there is no one there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | as there is no one there? ” “ Did you design that room 2 It's very handsome. |
hvd.32044023818248 | but do you love me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | d did he believe you? ” “ No." |
hvd.32044023818248 | glad? |
hvd.32044023818248 | in the ground! ” “ What compels you to go back, Christine? ” “ If I do not go back to him, terrible misfortunes may happen! |
hvd.32044023818248 | l'ambassadeur, I entreat you not to touch M. le directeur ’? ” “ It's terrible! |
hvd.32044023818248 | le girl's pied by before on that at the cared ng for Tell t the o, I How a Vé hat matter, Christine? |
hvd.32044023818248 | like last time. ” “ And what might you think? ” asked Moncharmin, crimson with rage. |
hvd.32044023818248 | love me, there?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | my head is a mask? |
hvd.32044023818248 | only the ghost does n't like me to talk about his business. ” “ Indeed? ” sneered Richard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | or for what paradise? ” “ I came to tell you, dear, but I ca n't tell you now you would not believe me! |
hvd.32044023818248 | so she disappeared in the middle of the performance? ” he repeated. |
hvd.32044023818248 | that had What is time? |
hvd.32044023818248 | thing here! ” “ But why here, Christine? |
hvd.32044023818248 | were those they P Or these? |
hvd.32044023818248 | you inquisitive little thing'"294 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA “ What tortures? |
hvd.32044023818248 | | uttered le human hell, he e to re- now? |
hvd.32044023818248 | º “ Well, M. Mercier, are you coming? |
hvd.32044023818248 | ‘ And now she is dead?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Ah, I frighten you, do I? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ And have you considered what the loss over Box Five meant to us? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ And it may have been fatal to others l You know what you promised me, Erik? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ And to what other do you refer? ” “ To the man to whom you said, ‘ I sing only for you! |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ And what did she answer, madame? ” “"What I chose, ” said Christine, driven to exaspera- tion. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ And why, may I ask? ” “ Because I spent that evening watching Box Five and the sham envelope which you put there. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Before we go, do you mind if I look in your pocket? ” “ But, of course, Moncha- min, yo: mºist.' |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ But where are you? ” asked Christine. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ But why do n't you come near me, as you used to do when you were a little boy? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ By the way, ” said Moncharmin, “ you know that Mother Giry is going to lodge a complaint against you. ” “ With whom? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Can you tell us where Erik is? ” I asked. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Could you make sure? ” “ NO. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ César, the white horse in the Profeta? ” “ There are not two Césars, ” said the stud- groom dryly. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Did n't you hear? ” Her teeth chattered. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Did the ghost break poor Isidore Saack's leg? ” Mame Giry opened her eyes with astonishment at such ignorance. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Did you hear, Christine? ” “ No, no, ” replied the poor girl. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Do n’t you see, ” said Raoul, “ that the woman's fainting? ” “ You look like fainting yourself, ” said the count. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Erik, ” cried Christine, “ do you swear to me, monster, do you swear to me that the scorpion is the one to turn? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Has César been stolen? ” cried the acting- man- ager. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Have n't I a reputation for knowing all about music? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ He says that his business is urgent and he seems quite upset. ” “ Who's Lachenel? ” asked Richard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ He ’s your stud- groom. ” “ What do you mean? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Hours and hours? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ How awful! ” “ What? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ How can you speak so lightly of such serious things? ” he asked. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ I Have you girls heard already? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ I hope, ” he said, “ that the notes are still there? ” “ So do I, ’ ” said Richard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ I want you to know every- thing here! ” “ But why here, Christine? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ In what condition of mind were you? ” So THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA R. “ Very healthy and peaceful, I assure you. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Is Buquet dead? ” they cricd. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Is Christine Daaé here? ” “ Christine Daaé here? ” echoed Richard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Is Christine Daaé here? ” “ Christine Daaé here? ” echoed Richard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Is Christine still a good girl? ” he asked suddenly, in spite of himself. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ No, I did not see any birds. ” “ Well, what did you see? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Sir, ” said Raoul, “ I do not know what your in- tentions are, but can you do anything to help me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ So Mauclair takes snuff, does he? ” he asked carelessly. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ So it was the ghost who gave you this envelope and told you to substitute it for the one which we gave you? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ The Comte de Chagny? ” “ Yes, he spoke to me in her favor with such warmth that, if I had not known him to be Sorelli's friend. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ The real ones? ” asked Moncharmin, resolved not to be “ had ” this time. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Then you want me to go back there? ” said the young girl cruelly. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Then you were listening behind the door? ” “ Yes, because I love you. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ They are keeping up the joke, ” said M. Richard, “ but I do n't call it funny. ” “ What does it all mean? ” asked M. Moncharmin. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ To what do we owe the honor of your visit? ” “ Mr. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Was it possible for any one to hide behind the tombstones? ” R. “ No, monsieur. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Well, have you secn them? ” asked Mercier. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Well, what about his assistants? ” “ There's no Mauclair and no assistants| No one at the lights, I tell you! |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Well, who could have thought it? ” moaned Rich- ard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What are you doing? ” asked Richard. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What are you laughing at 2 You think you heard a man's voice, I suppose? ” “ Well! |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What are you thinking of, Christine? ” “ I am thinking that we shall not see each other again. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What do you mean by across Paris? ” “ Across Paris and out of Paris. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What do you mean by the rest of the time?' |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What do you mean, she has to be found? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What do you say to all this, gentlemen? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What does this mean? ” she cried. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What is it they really want? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What is it? ” asked Raoul. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What is this new business? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What more can I tell you, dear? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What was there to tell the police? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What ‘ something'am I supposed to know? ” he said. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What's everything? ” asked Rémy. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What's the matter? ” But Raoul had recovered himself and was stand- ing up. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What's the matter? ” they both asked, amazed at seeing him there at such a time. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What's this? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ What's your name? ” “ Mame Giry. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ When shall we get there? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Who has come bothering now? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Who? ” he repeated angrily. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Why did you cry out, Christine? ” “ Because I am in pain, Erik. ” “ I thought I had frightened you. ” “ Erik, unloose my bonds. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Why try to enter my house? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Why, what's that? ” said the monster. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Why?" |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ Would you mind coming with me? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ You have never seen him; he speaks to you and you believe all he says? ” asked Moncharmin. |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ ‘ Is this all? |
hvd.32044023818248 | “ ‘ Those, ’ my dear fellow, are my concierge, her husband and her brother. ” “ Did you give them their tickets? ” “ I did. |
njp.32101072858192 | :Where should he be but at the wall? |
njp.32101072858192 | So?' njp.32101072858192 ', vo: il s',?? njp.32101072858192 ', vo: il s',?? njp.32101072858192 1 d?'. njp.32101072858192 149 imperil either her reputation for pure patriotism or her father's? njp.32101072858192 154 selicae Tips 236, 800 Premis Femme 53.40 “ Who carried his valise? ” Prosper Alix asked her suddenly. njp.32101072858192 189 lead me? njp.32101072858192 209 THE SECRET OF THE TWO PLASTER CASTS, 229 WHAT WAS IT? njp.32101072858192 6 Eh? |
njp.32101072858192 | 6 Who?" |
njp.32101072858192 | 66"So?' |
njp.32101072858192 | 69 could I suspect? |
njp.32101072858192 | Alone with her- you under- stand? |
njp.32101072858192 | Am I de- ceived? |
njp.32101072858192 | And on the woman's? |
njp.32101072858192 | And, would you be- lieve it? |
njp.32101072858192 | And- did she breathe? |
njp.32101072858192 | As soon as I came without into the scorching sunlight, again the same feeling of cold, again the same voice-_ “ Wait! ” Was I going mad? |
njp.32101072858192 | Balk, what my aunt Aldina's great misfortune was? ” “ Well, sir, I ca n't help thinking it must have been a love affair. |
njp.32101072858192 | Balk? ” “ Ah, you are laughing, sir. |
njp.32101072858192 | Balk? ”. |
njp.32101072858192 | Balk?" |
njp.32101072858192 | Balk?" |
njp.32101072858192 | But fear? |
njp.32101072858192 | But this man must have met her somewhere — where? |
njp.32101072858192 | But what could I do next? |
njp.32101072858192 | But yours is the only English name entered to- day in the Livre des Étrangers. ” “ You are staying at the Hôtel de la Concorde, then?" |
njp.32101072858192 | Charming, is it not? ” A DEBT OF HONOR. |
njp.32101072858192 | Could I have found at last the means of bringing justice on the murderer's head? |
njp.32101072858192 | Could I not send a prettily devised apology? |
njp.32101072858192 | Could it be the medical man I had sent for? |
njp.32101072858192 | Did I flatter myself too much in thinking that she was as glad to see me as I was to see her? |
njp.32101072858192 | Did he see the vision too? |
njp.32101072858192 | Did not I hate you enough? |
njp.32101072858192 | Does not the postboy know the road? |
njp.32101072858192 | Fear of what? |
njp.32101072858192 | Had I not already been making a sad fool of myself by my ridiculous conduct? |
njp.32101072858192 | Had she heard a voice? |
njp.32101072858192 | Has it never appeared to you that this you do, have been doing — this meddling, may be dangerous, hein?' |
njp.32101072858192 | Here is a solid WHAT WAS IT? |
njp.32101072858192 | His connection with Mary Simms was our only link; and in what should that affect me? |
njp.32101072858192 | His youngest daughter, one unfortunate day, during her father's absence, WHAT WAS IT? |
njp.32101072858192 | How was it that I recognized him at once as the individual who had only passed my window so casually on that morning of the hallu- cination? |
njp.32101072858192 | How would you represent such a terrible agony? ”"Indeed I can not tell, ” replied the sculptor; “ to THE TWO PLASTER CASTS. |
njp.32101072858192 | I had no business within, why should I continue to follow? |
njp.32101072858192 | I recognized the actions of the sleep- walker, and understood them all? |
njp.32101072858192 | I struggled for calm; but passion beyond my control mastered me, and was I not a mad- man? |
njp.32101072858192 | I think I might have made her happy — who knows? |
njp.32101072858192 | In that carriage of that express- train, alone with ine — where could she be safer? |
njp.32101072858192 | In the mean time, who was he? |
njp.32101072858192 | Is he subject to such attacks? ” I in- quired. |
njp.32101072858192 | Is there no parallel, though, for such a phenomenon? |
njp.32101072858192 | Monsieur knows my name?' |
njp.32101072858192 | Need I say that I accepted the invitation? |
njp.32101072858192 | Need I tell you that he upset us in the Avenue de l’Impératrice, and that we had to walk it, and pretty fast too? |
njp.32101072858192 | No one could come in? |
njp.32101072858192 | Personally? |
njp.32101072858192 | Queer stories, some. ” “ Twenty years since he slept in a house? |
njp.32101072858192 | Safe? |
njp.32101072858192 | Say, citizen, is it agreed? |
njp.32101072858192 | She scanned my face anxiously for some time; then in a low voice she added, “ What do you suspect? ” THE SPIRIT'S WHISPËR. |
njp.32101072858192 | So?' |
njp.32101072858192 | Suppose I had recognized him? |
njp.32101072858192 | That child — whom had she ever harmed? |
njp.32101072858192 | That is it, then? |
njp.32101072858192 | That was it, was it? |
njp.32101072858192 | There must be an end of this, you understand, or? |
njp.32101072858192 | They come upon him occasionally, and generally at this pe- riod of the year. ” “ Shall we go to him?" |
njp.32101072858192 | Vi Pini Bordili, This is Bill1.1 Pieter Du?" |
njp.32101072858192 | Was it hard to find a cause for that illness — a cause for the wife's subsequent sus- pected death? |
njp.32101072858192 | Was it possible that Mr. Maryon intended to sac- rifice this fair creature to that repulsive man? |
njp.32101072858192 | Well, who knows? |
njp.32101072858192 | What could come of it, unless they had convicted me of the murder of this child I would have given my own life to save? |
njp.32101072858192 | What did his doings matter to such a perfect stranger as myself? |
njp.32101072858192 | What do you mean? |
njp.32101072858192 | What do you want?' |
njp.32101072858192 | What had she to fear with me? |
njp.32101072858192 | What more do you want to get out of me? ” He started at the sight of a stranger. |
njp.32101072858192 | What shall I do? |
njp.32101072858192 | What was I doing in Paris? |
njp.32101072858192 | What was I to him? |
njp.32101072858192 | What was he like? |
njp.32101072858192 | What was it to me that this Campbell or Canton had insured his wife's life, that she was dead, and that he wanted a settlement of his claim? |
njp.32101072858192 | What was to be done? |
njp.32101072858192 | What would you have me do? ”. |
njp.32101072858192 | When last I saw you, you were quite a baby; but your father and I are very old friends- are we not, John? ” Mr. Maryon vaguely nodded his head. |
njp.32101072858192 | When would the signal for Mr. Paul's departure come? |
njp.32101072858192 | Where had he come from? |
njp.32101072858192 | Where safer? |
njp.32101072858192 | Where was the real culprit all this time, you ask me — the fourth man? |
njp.32101072858192 | Who could hate her like this? |
njp.32101072858192 | Who shall tell me whether I was once really mad, or whether I was not? |
njp.32101072858192 | Who would undertake the execu- tion of this horrible semblance to a human being? |
njp.32101072858192 | Why should he? |
njp.32101072858192 | Why should not I dine there too? |
njp.32101072858192 | Why, I asked myself, should the cold shudder come over me at such a moment? |
njp.32101072858192 | With the exception of two timid per- 1 WHAT WAS IT? |
njp.32101072858192 | Yet what did I want there? |
njp.32101072858192 | You know that? |
njp.32101072858192 | and where was he gone to now? |
njp.32101072858192 | avre to shon- winkemeni vus hanc eneath the mobile sang up with a Seir thouse this on etermined ps with a auds ar gone at last? |
njp.32101072858192 | do you forgive?--can you forgive? ” And the man screamed aloud and stretched out his arms as if to fright away a phantom. |
njp.32101072858192 | fate, at íur table and flasters at our en 1177.. Do the pragt, the pasis ci sono truly c houx wall his linie? |
njp.32101072858192 | how bring this evil man to justice? |
njp.32101072858192 | is it possible? |
njp.32101072858192 | man to me? |
njp.32101072858192 | responsibility? |
njp.32101072858192 | were you mad to do this? |
njp.32101072858192 | what do you know of him?" |
njp.32101072858192 | what of him? ” But the man's senses seemned gone; he only mut- tered incoherently. |
njp.32101072858192 | what proof would be deemed to exist in those writings? |
njp.32101072858192 | what was that cry, so low but yet so piercing, so strange but yet so sorrowful? |
njp.32101072858192 | where had he been hiding, that I had not seen him? |
njp.32101072858192 | where is Julia? ” He shook me off violently. |
njp.32101072858192 | years ago? |
njp.32101072858192 | ܀ ܃ ܂ ܃ ܃ WHAT WAS IT? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ A curious piece of devilry, was n't it? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ And what other things? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ And who the devil are you, sir? ” he cried. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ As I killed her? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Can not I find him- bring him here? ” I asked. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Dangerous?' |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Discover something underneath? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Do I? ” she said, with a bitter smile. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Do you hesitate? ” said the mournful spirit. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Do you not remember the HAMLET lines in ‘ King Lear'? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Have you a pocketbook? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Have you no friends?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ He went away from here the next morning, and I did not trouble myself to ask where; that is his affair. ” “ He went away? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ He? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ How can I tell this? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ How did you learn this? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ How should I know? ” she replied; but her hands lost their steadiness, and she upset a stew- pan;"he carried it here, did n't he? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ How should I know? ” she replied; but her hands lost their steadiness, and she upset a stew- pan;"he carried it here, did n't he? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ I must see Pichon, ” he said; “ where is he? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Is all right, George? ” said the female. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Is he mad? ” I asked. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Mary, ” I said at last,"I am grieved to see you thus. ” “ Why should you be grieved for me?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ May I ask, ” I continue, “ whether you heard just now a very strange cry repeated three times? ” A pause. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Neither of us will sleep the less soundly for thinking of the perfect repose that reigns around this place. ” “ What do you mean? ” he asks. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Now what have you got in your larder, Mr. Landlord? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Oh, that fellow?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Perhaps; who knows? ” “ And yet no good can come to you from a connection with that man, ” I pursued. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Queer things are told of him, I dare say?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Seen who, my dear Patricia?' |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Stables! ” repeated the baffled host, shading his eyes so as to scrutinize the newcomer, “ stables, Cap’n? ” “ Yes, stables. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Well, ” Paul remarked presently, “ that was a devilish queer dream, was n't it? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ What is all this? ” exclaimed a harsh voice behind me. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ What is this Bludyer to you, that you should sacrifice your daughter to a man whose very look proclaims him a villain? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ What is your business here? ” demanded the statesman, thinking he was addressing one of the roughs from below. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ What matter? ” I asked. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ What stables have you here?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Who can it be?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Who else slept in the house? ” he repeated, very deliberately. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Who was it? ” “ What was he like?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Who was it? ” “ What was he like?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Why do you not speak? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Why not? |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Will you also flee, when my orphan children cry for retribution? ” Seeming to anticipate the will 1:26 A STABLE FOR NIGHTMARES. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ Will you come and see me — will you?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ You are sure you were not in my room last night?" |
njp.32101072858192 | “ You do n't think he was out of his mind? ” I asked. |
njp.32101072858192 | “ You know me? ” I exclaim, in astonishment. |
nyp.33433074911508 | Mr. Delamere is here, Madam, and “ begs to know whether he may ſee you? |
nyp.33433074911508 | - You are ill, Emmeline? ” ſaid he, taking her hand. |
nyp.33433074911508 | 107? |
nyp.33433074911508 | 123 “ of your ignorance of Delamere's deſign,~ and your total rejection of his clandeſtine"addreſſes, ſuppoſe I were to write to him? |
nyp.33433074911508 | 127 “ blood run in our veins? |
nyp.33433074911508 | 241 · 6 For what purpoſe? ” anſwered he,"ſince you refuſe to hear me?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | 241 · 6 For what purpoſe? ” anſwered he,"ſince you refuſe to hear me?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | 245 “ And he has brought you, 1 fear, ſome “ ill news of your family? ” “ No, ſir, ” ſighed Emmeline. |
nyp.33433074911508 | 287 66 And what buſineſs could Sir Richard “ Crofts poſſibly have with you?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | 66 And how happened you to be where 6 he found you, Miſs Mowbray? ”"I went thither, my Lord, with a book 66 which I was eager to finiſh. ”." |
nyp.33433074911508 | 66 No- why do you aſk? ” “ Becauſe, Sir, ” faid the fellow, “ I"ſhrewdly ſuſpect that ſhe went away from « here laſt night. |
nyp.33433074911508 | 66 Shall I anſwer for Lord Montreville,"ſaid a voice behind them, “ as his imme- 66 diate repreſentative?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | 66 Why, Lord, Miſs! ” exclaimed the officious landlady, “ what can you mean 6. now by that? |
nyp.33433074911508 | 66 and what is there ſo extraordinary in that? |
nyp.33433074911508 | 66. me? |
nyp.33433074911508 | 79 00 “ As what, Sir, ſhould I remember « you, but as iny perfecutor? |
nyp.33433074911508 | 81 A man's voice aſked who it was? |
nyp.33433074911508 | : N4 and 272 EMMELINE, W as and began, in the common mode of conſo- lation, firſt to enquire why ſhe wept? |
nyp.33433074911508 | And you, Mr. Delamere “ do you ſtill obſtinately perſiſt in this ridi- “ culous, this unworthy attachment?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | At Dinner, Delamere enquired “ whe- “ ther his charming couſin was always to « remain a priſoner in her own room?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | Avarice aſked whether he could depend M 4 on 248 EMMELINE, on modeſty, reſerve, and a retired turn, in a girl not yet eighteen? |
nyp.33433074911508 | But avarice enquired how he could offer to marry a woman without a ſhilling? |
nyp.33433074911508 | But if you 6 continue to harden your heart againſt “ me, of what advantage will'it be to: “ them? |
nyp.33433074911508 | But prithee, my old friend, is “ this young lady your ward? ” “ My ward! |
nyp.33433074911508 | But what is all this"to the purpoſe? |
nyp.33433074911508 | But when he found he could not avoid him, he turned fiercely towards him"Why do you follow me, Sir? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Com, com, you,"Jean Groom, ſpeak littel to dis voinan “? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Have I then found you, my lovely “ couſin? ” cried he.--- Oh! |
nyp.33433074911508 | He checked his horſe, and ſaid, fomewhat ſternly, “ So, Sir, where have you been? ” Dela-- THE ORPHAN OF THE CASTLE. |
nyp.33433074911508 | He ſeldom returned thi? |
nyp.33433074911508 | His Lordſhip, ever anxious for his ſon, gazed eagerly at it, while Fitz- Edward read it, and trembling, aſked from whom it came? |
nyp.33433074911508 | In this diſtreſs( the firſt ſhe had ever known) how ſhould ſhe act? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Is it « not enough that you have broken through « the ties of honour and friendſhip in be-- traying me to my father? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Is ſne not “ worthy, from her perſonal inerit, of a “ throne if I had a throne to offer her? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Milor croit’il qu'on"peut ſubſiſter dans cette eſpece d'enfer? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Pray how « d'ye like our new houfekeeper? |
nyp.33433074911508 | She again exclaimed, “ it is Mr. Dela- “ mere, my Lord! ”"What of Mr. Delamere?—what of “ my fon? ” cried he, with infinite agita- tion. |
nyp.33433074911508 | She is in Yorkſhire. ”.66 And Lord Montreville? ”. |
nyp.33433074911508 | Sir, ” exclaimed Em- meline, “ why will you thus perſiſt in dif- “ treſſing me? |
nyp.33433074911508 | So here “ you are; and not yet enchained by"that villainous fellow Hymen? |
nyp.33433074911508 | So, Miſs Mowbray, ” ſaid he, “ Mr. 6 Delamere is your near relation? ” “ Yes, Sir. ”"And THE ORPHAN OF THE CASTLE. |
nyp.33433074911508 | Soon after ten o'clock he ventured to ſend to his father, to know whether he was ready to return to town? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Surely he could never affert that “ I have ever formed engagements with “ him? ”. |
nyp.33433074911508 | Tell me, how is your( 6 fifter Auguſta? ” “ I know not. |
nyp.33433074911508 | To the queſtion, from the maid, “ how “ The did? ” Emmeline anſwered, 6 much 66 better." |
nyp.33433074911508 | Watkins?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | What has he been ſaying “ to you?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | What ſhould Emmeline now do? |
nyp.33433074911508 | What, go for to refuſe fee “ ing ſuch an handſome young man, who"is a Lord, and the like of that? |
nyp.33433074911508 | Where then is he? ”"At lodgings in Pall- Mall;"( for De- lainere had left his direction with his fa- ther's ſervants.) |
nyp.33433074911508 | While he was indulging theſe fanguine and delicious hopes, he heard a bell ring, and flew to enquire if it was that of Einme- line? |
nyp.33433074911508 | You remember him, “ to be ſure? ”. |
nyp.33433074911508 | is there any occaſion to take an ac- “ count of this lady's features? |
nyp.33433074911508 | my dear madam, ” faid ſhe, ſob- bing, “ what will now become of me? |
nyp.33433074911508 | my friend Rochely! ” anſwered he familiary,"what are you the ladies os Ciciſbeo? |
nyp.33433074911508 | no, ” anſwered Rochely, “ how came you to think ſhe was? |
nyp.33433074911508 | or what was the family and what the fortune of the perſon who now occupied moſt of his time and a great portion of his thoughts? |
nyp.33433074911508 | what is it you expect of me? ” “ To go with me to Scotland to- morrow"-to night- directly! ”.6 Oh, no! |
nyp.33433074911508 | « A cold! ” eagerly anſwered Delamere, “ you have been crying-- who was the o perſon who called on you yeſterday?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | « Sir, ” ſaid he, “ have you “ ſeen Miſs Mowbray to- day?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ I was told you were alone: may I beg the “ favour of a few minutes converſation? ” Emmeline knew not what to reply. |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ Is my Lord or Mr. Delamere arrived? ” enquired Emmeline. |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ Lord Montreville was not at home. ”.66 When was he expected? ”." |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ Miſs Mowbray! ”( advancing towards her) “ is it thus you fulfil the promiſe you “ gave me? |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ Montrée moi les apartements de Mon- “ fieur. ” 6c Oh, your name is Mounſeer, is it? ”. |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ No death, I hope? ” “ No, lir,"« Whence then, theſe tears? ” Emmeline drew her hand away. |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ No death, I hope? ” “ No, lir,"« Whence then, theſe tears? ” Emmeline drew her hand away. |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ No, Sir; Mr. Delamere is in town. ” 66 And when can I ſee Mr. Dela- “ mere?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ What?--who, Sir!--a young Lady? |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ What?--who, Sir!--a young Lady? |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ Where is he then?" |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ Whoſe ſweet little boy are you, my “ love? ” ſaid ſhe. |
nyp.33433074911508 | “ Why diſtreſs yourſelf in this manner, “ Miſs Mowbray? |
nyp.33433074911508 | “--what young Lady? ”." |
mdp.39015007032215 | What is the meaning of that? mdp.39015007032215 What?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | Whatever are you thinking about,'rejoined the Chevalier,'whatever are you thinking about, Signor Vertua? mdp.39015007032215 • Are you not punting any more, Chevalier?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | ''So then you will let my poor Antonio die?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | 'But why, in the name of wonder, at such a distance?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | 'Somebody attempted to rob him?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | 'You say you went with him, how then were you not able to keep off the murderer, or hold him fast, or cry out for help?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | * Master Cardillac, what are you doing?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | 193 out in the streets at so late an hour?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | 199 “ What spirit of darkness is it which has entangled me in this terrible affair? |
mdp.39015007032215 | 211 a sharp tone, piercing me through and through with his glittering eyes;'do you hesitate? |
mdp.39015007032215 | 229 “ Olivier Brusson?-that most unhappy of mortals? |
mdp.39015007032215 | 229 “ Olivier Brusson?-that most unhappy of mortals? |
mdp.39015007032215 | 231 deaths? |
mdp.39015007032215 | 231- 233.? |
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mdp.39015007032215 | ? |
mdp.39015007032215 | ? A kind of mounted gensdarmes or police. |
mdp.39015007032215 | And Madelon? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And if instead of asking in the mistaken spirit of competition which is now so much in vogue, What is Hoffmann's position in literature? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And the painter was right, was he not, Frederick? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And the youth Jonathan? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And what is my art against yours? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And what makes you think of giving me such an over- rich present? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And what more could we indeed compel you to do?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | And when he presses her to his benumbed bosom, when a gentle glow pervades his veins, where then is his ice and his snow? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And who are these my accusers? |
mdp.39015007032215 | And who knows whether my rash bold- ness may not, after all, have beneficial consequences? ” And it really turned out to be so. |
mdp.39015007032215 | And why, O golden skirts of sky, Look ye so kindly down on me? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Are we on the islands? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Are you counting what you have robbed me of? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Are you mad? ” cried La Regnie, taking a couple of steps backwards and striking his hands together. |
mdp.39015007032215 | Are you speaking of the villain Cardillac's accomplice, Mademoiselle? |
mdp.39015007032215 | But Falieri, without an- swering her question, turned to the maid, “ Why are you sleeping here? |
mdp.39015007032215 | But have you patience? |
mdp.39015007032215 | But how could all this be done without a supply of money?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | But upon whom does the friendly star of good fortune shine unchangeably with the same degree of splendour at all times? |
mdp.39015007032215 | But who was my father? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Come, come, how can you think of despairing when you are in love? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Could the Junker then ever really love a poor maiden like me? |
mdp.39015007032215 | De Main- tenon softly whispered to Mademoiselle, “ Is n't she exactly like La Vallière,'the little thing? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Did I not tell you there was some mysterious magical power dwelling in me, which exercised an un- controllable supremacy over me? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Did you not a short time ago complete a handsome building which makes your house one of the ornaments of our renowned Imperial Town?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | Did you not your- self exhort the President to be human? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do n't you believe, then, that when I set eyes on Rose the sluggish blood begins to leap in my old heart also? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do n't you carry your head as erect and walk with as firm a step as you did forty summers ago? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do n't you know I'm Antonio, and belong to the house? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do n't you know that a faro- banker never dare lend of his winnings? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do you desire that your president possess money and goods? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do you hear the whisperings of the night- winds? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do you hesitate to take up arms against a despotic caste whose cruelty robbed you of a father? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do you not feel as if you were entering a deserted house? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do you think we've nothing to do but to fix the staves into the trestles( hoops), so that the cask may hold together? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Do you want to make a fool of me, you fearful woman, till some insane attempt hurries me to destruction? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Does your scarce- healed wound hurt you still?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | For God's sake, what do you want?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | For I must positively speak with your mistress, and this very minute. ” “ Whatever are you thinking about? ” replied La Martinière. |
mdp.39015007032215 | For what was there the man could not do? |
mdp.39015007032215 | For whom does the golden flower of hope blossom if not for the lover? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Frederick, my good lad, have you come home again? |
mdp.39015007032215 | God! ” whined the old dame, a prey to un- speakable pain, “ what fiendish spirit of darkness has put such fearful thoughts into your head? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Has a jour- neyman been preparing these staves for his ‘ mastership, or a stupid apprentice who only put his nose into the workshop three days ago? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Has any man ever loved as I do? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Have I then gone and acted with wrong and foolish levity like some young giddy thing? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Have you any doubts now as to my being a comrade? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Have you got a clue?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | Have you lost your tongue? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Have you not your Angela? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Have you nothing to say? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Have you really lost everything- everything, really? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Her tears are only shed for this murderous rascal. ” “ What do you say?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | His eyes were fixedly bent upon his plate; how could he possi- bly dream of eating the least morsel? |
mdp.39015007032215 | How came I ever to turn away from my divine art? |
mdp.39015007032215 | How can I describe to you, old woman, this moment of re- awakening? |
mdp.39015007032215 | How else than in this way could the narrator sketch the dear, darling child? |
mdp.39015007032215 | How indeed can the divine being whom I carry in my heart ever be my wife? |
mdp.39015007032215 | How long is it since Nenolo was married? |
mdp.39015007032215 | How much farther do you intend to travel to- day? ” Frederick replied, “ Yonder lies the goal of my journey before our eyes. |
mdp.39015007032215 | How would it be if you came back to work in my shop? |
mdp.39015007032215 | I bid you good hail, Master Martin. ” “ Well, and what do you want from Master Martin? ” he asked, indignantly. |
mdp.39015007032215 | I infer it from your style of modelling; or perhaps you are a worker in gold and silver?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | I presume you will allow my daughter to take her clothing with her?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | I shall look down upon you- eh? |
mdp.39015007032215 | I thought you might take up the suit; you might play a part in it yourself; perhaps I have cheated you as well?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | In what other vessel does the spicy liquid foam, if not in the wine- cask? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Is all your father's virtue, tell me, vanished from your heart? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Is it not the same with you, comrade? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Listen to the gentle splashing of the wavelets; are they not words of love which she is whispering to the husband who rules her? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Marry, how can you fancy lying in the arms of such a bride- of such a wild, wayward thing? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Mars to this Vulcan, let the consequences be what they might? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Master Martin, my friend, ” replied Paumgartner smiling,"gladly enough will I stay a while with you; but why do you call your house a humble house? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Must I then endure this in my old age? |
mdp.39015007032215 | My heart is rent, you must speak, or ” — “ Stop,"interrupted she, “ no threats — am I not your faithful nurse, who tended you? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Not able to bear a little bit of hot iron? |
mdp.39015007032215 | O God, are words let fall half in jest capable of being stamped with such an atrocious inter- pretation? |
mdp.39015007032215 | O good Lord of all, what lovely angel of light is this, who is coming to meet you with such grace and such a bright starry smile? |
mdp.39015007032215 | O swelling bosom, wilt thou burst? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Ought there to be any room in noble minds for petty envy or malicious hate? ” “ Never, certainly not, ” replied Frederick. |
mdp.39015007032215 | Pull yourself together, lad: what devil has entered into you that you are making a bungle of things like this? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Rettel, with a view to sparing poor Nanni, replied in an undertone, “ Father, do n't you know then what's taken place? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Rose will be yours; how came I, unhappy wretch that I am, ever to hope for such happiness?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | Rose, so Reinhold is the favourite then? |
mdp.39015007032215 | She fled to Liége, into a con-? |
mdp.39015007032215 | She, she alone had brought all this about, she had saved the Chevalier from ruin — could anything be more flattering to her woman's vanity? |
mdp.39015007032215 | So softly and like friends together? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Speak out boldly?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | Spirits alive to all that goes forward, who can never meet anybody without asking eagerly, “ Where- ever has he been? |
mdp.39015007032215 | That he be the most skil- ful in workmanship? |
mdp.39015007032215 | The king ought to give up Lazienki to me; there one could live nicely, if you like!"? |
mdp.39015007032215 | The person below replied, “ Does Destiny, then, heed times and hours when it strikes, like the fatal flash, fraught with destruction? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Then for the first time will you be able to grasp the profound significance of? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Then he found his voice, “ O my dear master, is it all really true? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Then said the elder, ‘ And did not you too stand by me with invaluable counsel? |
mdp.39015007032215 | These Meistersinger technical terms( or slang?) |
mdp.39015007032215 | This, however, was a most formidable difficulty, for who knew the Count in this district? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Valentine dead? ” cried Master Martin, greatly startled. |
mdp.39015007032215 | Was this the cause or the result of the visions he used to see? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Well, and what's to be done now?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | Well, how was it, youngster? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What are my father's and my uncle's and my husband's death in comparison with the blissful joy of your love? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What are we thinking about? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What do you look for in your president? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What does a dead man want diamonds for?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | What does she care about her father's death? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What else could they now do but calmly wait for the king's decision? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What have we, you and I, to do with years and their burdens? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What have you to do with him?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | What is he going to do?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | What is my merit in comparison with that of my friend? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What need have we of money and prop- erty? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What news? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What on earth could I do if I did n't want her to die away in despair? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What was he called? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What was the awful fate which overtook him on that terrible night? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What work is this, Frederick? |
mdp.39015007032215 | What's all this about? ” she cried as she quickly opened the door of her coach and stepped out. |
mdp.39015007032215 | When there is but a single moment longer in which rescue is still possible, ought assistance to be delayed? |
mdp.39015007032215 | When they saw me they asked who I was, and what I was doing there? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Where can I find time to write, to sketch, to compose music? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Where were they to find a man who could seize the unguided helm and direct the bark of the state aright? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Wherever is he going? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Who knows whether it is not some poor man being pursued and wants protection from Mademoiselle, who is always ready to do an act of kindness? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Who refuses to take the reward of his honest labour? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Who turns away from his threshold the de- faulting debtor when at length he comes to pay his long- standing debt? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Who was it who adopted me? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Whom do I come from? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Why lose heart so quickly? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Why whisper ye, ye darksome trees? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Why, where do you put your eyes, girl? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Will not Angela sustain you and tend you? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Will you have a president who is respected by noble and base- born alike? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Would an entire Vesuvius of fiery passion suffice to warm the icy bosom of such a false bride as that? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Would it become me at my years to trick myself out with such bright gems? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Would you believe it, Chevalier? |
mdp.39015007032215 | You are not now angry with the wild thoughtless journeyman who was nigh bringing a great trouble upon you, are you?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | You may also take your beds and other necessary household utensils, and such like; for what could I do with all the old lumber? |
mdp.39015007032215 | You may therefore all the more put confidence in me, for shall we not then be good comrades in Nuremberg?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | You say you are eighty years old; that is true; but do you measure old age then by years merely? |
mdp.39015007032215 | You think they have designs upon my life? |
mdp.39015007032215 | You will come, wo n't you, Nanni, my darling? |
mdp.39015007032215 | Young man, what are you about here?- Are you one of the band?-Away with him!' |
mdp.39015007032215 | Young man, what are you about here?- Are you one of the band?-Away with him!' |
mdp.39015007032215 | Your husband got his dangerous wound whilst working for me, and do you think I am going to let you perish of want? |
mdp.39015007032215 | am I not rich enough? |
mdp.39015007032215 | are you Olivier? |
mdp.39015007032215 | are you ill? |
mdp.39015007032215 | been murdered so often recurs to my mind. ” “ What do you say?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | berfink, out with it — what is it that is making your heart burst?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | but who will answer to me for it that she also is not an accomplice in the plot? |
mdp.39015007032215 | common things, are they? |
mdp.39015007032215 | did I not tell you? |
mdp.39015007032215 | do a murderous deed for others?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | do n't you see that lovely Annunciata loves you with all the intensity, with all the agonised love of which a woman's heart is capable? |
mdp.39015007032215 | do you mean to break my cask in pieces? ” “ Ho! |
mdp.39015007032215 | emnly, “ Antonio, do you see these dark stains of blood here on the ground? |
mdp.39015007032215 | exposing your life to danger, would it not be more agreeable to you? ” “ Why, of course,"and Pietro burst into a good hearty laugh. |
mdp.39015007032215 | good heavens, Signor Vertua, is that you at last? |
mdp.39015007032215 | he who helped him in his evil deeds? |
mdp.39015007032215 | hi! ” chuckled the old woman; “ why do you begin to despair so soon? |
mdp.39015007032215 | honoured, highly esteemed lady, can you have lost all traces of recollection of me?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | how can I have gained the prize? |
mdp.39015007032215 | how can this cold treacherous water be your bride? |
mdp.39015007032215 | is it possible? |
mdp.39015007032215 | is my wife a slave, exposed as a mere thing to the brutal arbitrariness of a reprobate man, that he may trade with her, gamble with her? |
mdp.39015007032215 | keep your gold in your purse, ” chuckled and laughed the old woman; “ what should I do with your money? |
mdp.39015007032215 | lows all making love to you? |
mdp.39015007032215 | my Anne's son? |
mdp.39015007032215 | my comical little master, and why should I not?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | my dear sir, how can you notice such trifling? |
mdp.39015007032215 | my good sirs, has it then occurred to you at last that I- I must be president of our honourable guild? |
mdp.39015007032215 | neck with glittering ornaments?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | noble lady, how can you say so? |
mdp.39015007032215 | noble lady,'said I, what misfortune has happened to you? |
mdp.39015007032215 | ous moment in your life has perished out of your mind? |
mdp.39015007032215 | the accursed murderer! ” At length Desgrais appeared on the scene with a strong body of police, who formed a passage? |
mdp.39015007032215 | the longing moaning swell of the sea? |
mdp.39015007032215 | then she whispered, “ Do you want my flowers?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | we ask rather, Has he written anything that deserves to be read? |
mdp.39015007032215 | what am I in comparison with you? |
mdp.39015007032215 | what are you doing, my good Herr Leberfink? |
mdp.39015007032215 | what did I feel when I saw the sweet angel? |
mdp.39015007032215 | what does it all mean? ” said De Scudéri. |
mdp.39015007032215 | what have I done?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | what in the world has happened to our dear darling? |
mdp.39015007032215 | where have I been? ” Antonio looked at her, and a singular instinctive feeling took posses- sion of him. |
mdp.39015007032215 | who was not entangled in some clandestine intrigue, and stole to his mistress at a late hour, often carrying a valuable present about him? |
mdp.39015007032215 | why does not Luigia sleep here as usual? ” “ Oh!" |
mdp.39015007032215 | you are going away now that Master Martin is willing to take you for his son- in- law, and Rose loves you?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | you saw the poor devil?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | your niece?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ And could I be allowed to see this unhappy Olivier Brusson? ” she asked, turning round quickly to the President. |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ And the girl? ” ex- claimed Mademoiselle — “ Is Madelon, Cardillac's daughter, ” broke in Desgrais. |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ But is n't that a risky and break- neck adventure, Pietro, my friend? ” asked Antonio. |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ But what is it for? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ But who is this paragon of loveliness of whom you are speaking?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ But, Master Cardillac, recollect that my wedding is to- morrow. ”—“But what have I to do with your wedding? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ By all the saints, what's happened to you?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ Do you hesitate?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ For God's sake, what has happened? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ Have you really nothing left?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ In the name of all the saints! ” he began, “ tell me, Dame Martin- ière, what has happened? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ O star of the gloaming eve! ” Would not Nanni's tears flow when her attractive writing- master began in this low and sol- emn fashion? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ Share? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ Then you have com- pletely forgotten Anne Guiot?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ Well, what is it?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What are you doing?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What can be the matter with our Jonathan? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What do you mean by that?' |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What do you mean, Mademoiselle? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What do you say?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What does my princely husband command at this late and unusual hour?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What! ” said Master Martin, “ what do you think of me then? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What's the matter with my dear child?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ What's the matter? |
mdp.39015007032215 | “ You want to speak to Mademoiselle in the middle of the night? |
mdp.39015007032215 | ” exclaimed his friend,"whatever are you doing?" |
mdp.39015007032215 | ” rejoined Miossens, “ innocent? |
mdp.39015007032215 | •But you have never before known him to leave the house after nine o'clock in the evening, have you?' |
nyp.33433074911516 | Why will he not come in, then? ” ſaid Emmeline. nyp.33433074911516 * In what way, Sir?' nyp.33433074911516 119 “ make your wife, to break a promiſe ſo 66 folemn as that I have given to your fa- “ ther? nyp.33433074911516 139 s to us what ſuch a puppy thinks? nyp.33433074911516 31 “ the man, and aſked him from whencehe brought it? |
nyp.33433074911516 | 39 “ What does ſhe ſay, Fanny? ” aſked Lady Montreville. |
nyp.33433074911516 | 6 Why, where in the world can ſhe be? ” continued Mrs. Alhwood. |
nyp.33433074911516 | 91 an"Delamere,"ſaid ſhe, in a low and tremulous voice, “ Delamere, why is all"this? |
nyp.33433074911516 | After remaining a few moments, ſhe came out again, and aſked Mrs. Stafford if ſhe wanted the woman of the houſe? |
nyp.33433074911516 | And what ſhall reconcile me to my- “ ſelf? |
nyp.33433074911516 | But pray w where is ſhe? ” “ Miſs Mowbray, Madam! |
nyp.33433074911516 | Can you yourſelf be happy under 66 ſuch circumſtances? |
nyp.33433074911516 | Could you hereafter have any “ dependance on one who holds her inte- “ grity fo lightly? |
nyp.33433074911516 | Delamere, very much alarmed at her altered looks, anxiouſly enquired the cauſe? |
nyp.33433074911516 | How long has ſhe 66 been gone? ” “ Who, my Lord? ” “ Miſs Mowbray- Emmeline- Oh! |
nyp.33433074911516 | How long has ſhe 66 been gone? ” “ Who, my Lord? ” “ Miſs Mowbray- Emmeline- Oh! |
nyp.33433074911516 | If “ you abandon me — but my Lord ought"you to do it? |
nyp.33433074911516 | Is this the protection you 6 have ſo often told me I ſhould find from you? |
nyp.33433074911516 | Is this the re- « ſpect you have ſworn ever to obſerve to- 6 wards me? |
nyp.33433074911516 | Lady Montreville, you hear • what your ſon engages for; do you agree 6 to the terms?' |
nyp.33433074911516 | Prithee, dear “ boy, whither are you going?-perhaps 6 we are travelling the ſame road? ”. |
nyp.33433074911516 | Prithee, dear “ boy, whither are you going?-perhaps 6 we are travelling the ſame road? ”. |
nyp.33433074911516 | She obſerved it; and aſked if they knew him? |
nyp.33433074911516 | She then enquired why he had concealed himſelf from his father, and where he had been? |
nyp.33433074911516 | The man ſtop- ped, and aſked if ſhe wanted a coach? |
nyp.33433074911516 | To whom can I then appeal? |
nyp.33433074911516 | What you was coy? |
nyp.33433074911516 | Where is De “ lamere? ” “ I know not, ” anſwered Emmeline. |
nyp.33433074911516 | Where is Delamere? ” Before Emmeline had time to anſwer him he had opened the coach door." |
nyp.33433074911516 | Why ſhould I deceive"you? |
nyp.33433074911516 | Why “ ſhould your Lordſhip now ſuppoſe me “ guilty of it? |
nyp.33433074911516 | You, Mrs. Aſhwood, are, I hear, a very ſenſible woman( where is the rouge box?] |
nyp.33433074911516 | føre aſked Lady Montreville, whether the really wiſhed to fee Miſs Mowbray, and when? |
nyp.33433074911516 | has a father no right to decide “ to whoin he will entruſt the happineſs of “ his ſon, and the honour of his poſterity?" |
nyp.33433074911516 | impoſſible!-but is ſhe “ really ſo very ill?" |
nyp.33433074911516 | it"will be impoſſible to overtake them! ” “ Gone, my Lord? ”. |
nyp.33433074911516 | or carry her back by the ſame “ road, where it is probable he will meet"me? |
nyp.33433074911516 | to be driven into the arms of « Rochely? |
nyp.33433074911516 | why “ are there ſuch unhappy impediments to~ your being really ſo? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ And will you leave me, then, Em- “ meline? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ Delamere, ſtill on his knees, looked si ſorrowfully up, as if to enquire what re- 66 paration he could make? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ Do you then hope, Sir, ” ſaid Emme- line, “ that I ſhall patiently become the « victim of your raſhneſs? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ Give me a moment's time to conſider; « « if indeed the young lady could”- “ What, Sir? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ I do promiſe then, ” ſaid he, “ to take “ you to Mrs. Stafford's; but ” • But what?" |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ I hazard perſuading my daughter to a ſtep"which may render her for ever unhappy. ” o Tho? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ May I aſk, are you quite determined? ”. |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ Shall I bring up a gentleman to ſee “ you 92 E M M É LINE, you who I am affured is able in his “ profeſſion? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ When did ſhe go? |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ Yes, my Lord. ”: “ Pray, do you know where he now"is?" |
nyp.33433074911516 | “ what particular circumſtance has been"the cauſe of the uneaſineſs under which 5 ſhe appears to labour? |
mdp.39015068508988 | A young man,said Matilda;"I believe — I think it was that young man that"—"What, Theodore?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Am I to be bearded in my own palace by an insolent monk? mdp.39015068508988 And could not you open it?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | And does not this touch thee? mdp.39015068508988 And on this slight foundation, on a silly girl's report,"said Manfred,"thou didst hazard my displeasure?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | And on whom were thy dreams employed? |
mdp.39015068508988 | And where is this braggart, who sends thee? |
mdp.39015068508988 | And who art thou, who darest to cross my way? |
mdp.39015068508988 | And would you have me become a pea- sant's confidant? |
mdp.39015068508988 | And you thank him, like a du- tiful daughter, do you, madam? mdp.39015068508988 Art thou so hardy as to dare my vengeance?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Bless me,said Matilda,"did not you observe his extreme resemblance to the portrait of Alfonso in the gallery? |
mdp.39015068508988 | But can I, most respected of women, can I experience all this tenderness, this world of goodness, and conceal a thought from the best of mothers? mdp.39015068508988 But what told thee it was a lock?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | But, will he not let me see him? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Do you grant me the life of Theodore? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Does any body lie in the chamber be- neath? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Does your highness think, madam, that his question about my lady Isabella was the result of mere curiosity? mdp.39015068508988 From whom?' |
mdp.39015068508988 | Good father, art thou at leisure? — but why this kneeling youth? mdp.39015068508988 Good father, art thou at leisure? — but why this kneeling youth? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Hast thou so soon forgotten that twice the savage Manfred has pronounced thy sen- tence? mdp.39015068508988 Heavens\"said Matilda,"What dost thou mean? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Here I am,said Manfred, as they came nearer;"have you found the princess?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | How can I prepare thee for thy passage, as I ought? |
mdp.39015068508988 | I might ask you, my lord,said the peasant,"how I, totally unacquainted with your castle, was to know that those steps led to any outlet? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Is any body below?' mdp.39015068508988 Is it possible, sirs,"continued the prince,"that my story should be a secret to you? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Is your business with me or the prin- cess? |
mdp.39015068508988 | It was,said the youth. —"But what noise was that,"said Manfred,"which I heard as I entered the cloister? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Jaquez,said Manfred, in a solemn tone of voice,"tell me, I adjure thee by the souls of my ances- tors, what was it thou sawest? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Madam,said Manfred,"what business drew you hither? |
mdp.39015068508988 | No, on my soul;said Hippolita:"does Isabella charge me with being privy to it? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Recover what? |
mdp.39015068508988 | So she told you,said Bianca,"to fish out your secrets; but who knows, ma- dam, but this stranger may be some prince in disguise? |
mdp.39015068508988 | The lady Isabella—"What of her?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Then thou wilt not speak? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Then you do think there is some liking between them? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Thou hardened young impostor\said the prince, as soon as he saw the youth;"what becomes of thy boasted veracity now? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Was that the way by which thou didst descend? |
mdp.39015068508988 | We thought we had, my lord,said the fellow, looking terrified,"but"—"But what?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Were all the pic- tures in their places? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What are ye doing? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What door? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What imports it to thee to F 44 THE CASTLE know? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What is there in these lines,said Theodore impatiently,"that affects these princesses? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What may this mean? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What means thy distracted rashness rsaid Jerome:"Is this an 146 THE CASTLE hour for marriage? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What stranger? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Where is my mother? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Where? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Who is it? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Will your high- ness,said he,"permit me to try this adventure? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Yes, sirs, fate has disposed of my son; Isabella is at liberty—"Do you then restore her?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Yet,said Matilda,"if he was privy to her escape, how will you account for his not accom- panying her in her flight? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Alas i what mean you, sir?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | —And would a parent be criminal, my lord,"said Theodore,"if he meditated the deliverance of his child?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | —How,"said Theodore,*'thinkest thou, charming maid, that I will accept of life at the hazard of aught calami- tous to thee? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —I can quit Theodore,"said she,"but must I we d another? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Is it possible,"said she,"that thou shouldst be the generous unknown whom I met last night in the vault of the castle? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —My dearest, gracious lord,"cried Hippolita, clasping him in her arms,"what is it you see? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Served me I"replied Isabella,"do you term it ser- ving me, to wound my father, and almost occasion his death? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Thou art too cruel,"said Isabella to Hippolita:"canst thou behold this anguish of a virtuous mind, and not commiserate it? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —What art thou going to utter?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | —What criminal?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | —What is come again?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Why that exclama- tion?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Will heaven visit the innocent for the crimes of the guilty?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Yes, yes,—No — thou torturest me,"said Manfred;"Where did they meet? — when? |
mdp.39015068508988 | —Yes, yes,—No — thou torturest me,"said Manfred;"Where did they meet? — when? |
mdp.39015068508988 | 107 rest?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | 131 highness remarked it? |
mdp.39015068508988 | 27 new absurdity is this?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | 4? |
mdp.39015068508988 | 97 will protect thy innocence — Sir, you will not abandon my child, will you? |
mdp.39015068508988 | After some unmeaning questions and replies, Matilda demanded of Isabella the cause of her flight? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Are my own domestics suborned to spread tales injurious to my honour? |
mdp.39015068508988 | But should he command it; can a father enjoin a cursed act? |
mdp.39015068508988 | But yester- mom, whose house was so great, so flourishing as Manfred's? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Didst thou not observe with what fervour he vowed to remember me to heaven in his prayers? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Diego had no sooner opened the door, than he cried out, and ran back — I ran back too, and said, is it the ghost? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Dost thou come hither to pry into the secrets of Manfred? |
mdp.39015068508988 | God,"said the holy- man,"dost thou question his be- ing mine? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Has Isabella offend- ed you?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Have a father's commands already so little weight?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | He must have been privy to Isabella's flight; tell me truly; is he her lover? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Heaven ejects us — whither can we fly, but to yon holy cells that yet offer us a retreat? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Heaven may interpose and prevent the rest.—What means my child?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | I had given the alarm — what imported it to me whether I was seized a minute sooner or a minute later?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | I know how Man- fred doated on his son: is not the stroke too heavy for him? |
mdp.39015068508988 | I might have asked, where is Frederic your lord? |
mdp.39015068508988 | I observed, did not you, Bianca? |
mdp.39015068508988 | I was contracted to the son, can I we d the father? — No, madam, no; force should not drag me to Manfred's hated bed. |
mdp.39015068508988 | If you must pray, why does she not bid you address yourself to our great St Ni- cholas? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Ill you?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Is she, Theodore, is she dead?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Know, prince, that when Alfonso set sail for the Holy Land"—"Is this a season for explanations?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | Ma- tilda — I can not utter it — canst thou forgive the blindness of my rage? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Manfred started at this ejaculation, and demanded what was the matter? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Methought thou namedst thy father: is it possible? |
mdp.39015068508988 | My lord, my gracious sire, dost thou forgive thy child? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Shall the critic, who, in self- defence, declares, that no kind ought to be excluded from comedy, give laws to Shake- speare? |
mdp.39015068508988 | She would have flown in a transport, mixed of joy and grief, to his bosom; but he pushed her rudely off, and said,"Where is Isabella? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Speak directly; who art thou? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Surely if a comedy may be toute serieuse, tragedy may now and then, soberly, be indulged in a smile, Who shall proscribe it? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Tell me what reason did the princess give thee for making her escape? |
mdp.39015068508988 | The few words he, articulated, tended solely to inquiries, whether any man knew from whence it could have come? |
mdp.39015068508988 | The gentle maid, whose hapless tale These melancholy pages speak; Say, gracious lady, shall she fail To draw the tear adown thy cheek? |
mdp.39015068508988 | The holy man started, and cried,"What meanest thou, brother? |
mdp.39015068508988 | The palace pleased the lordly guest: What insect Own'd a prouder nest? |
mdp.39015068508988 | The stranger opening his eyes, and, beholding a woman, said, —"Art thou — pray, tell me truly — art thou Isabella of Vicenza? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Then, changing the discourse, she asked Matilda what occasioned Manfred to take Theodore for a spectre? |
mdp.39015068508988 | They can mean no hurt to us, for we have not injured them; and if they should, shall we be more safe in one chamber than another? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What could a friendless, helpless woman do? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What is it the tyrant would exact of thee? |
mdp.39015068508988 | What is the matter?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | When did Isabella first become acquainted with this Theodore? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Where can they be worn away so well as at the foot of this altar, in prayers for thine and Matilda's safety? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Where is the lady Isabella?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | While part of them endeavoured, in concert with the afflicted Theodore, to stop the blood of the dying princess, the rest prevented Man? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Who is the youth that I found in the vault? |
mdp.39015068508988 | Why didst thou not pursue the path pointed out for thy escape? |
mdp.39015068508988 | and Martelli, who had come for the usual dole to the castle"—"And what made you faint?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | and how cqpaes he in armour? |
mdp.39015068508988 | and how long hast thou been known to the princess?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | and thou, Jaquez, tell me, in one word, art thou sober? |
mdp.39015068508988 | answer; was it the fall of the trap- door that I heard?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | art thou jealous of Isabella,"re- plied he,"that you wish to be present at our interview?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | art thou raving? |
mdp.39015068508988 | brother, is it then true that we have lost our excellent^princess Hippolita?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | can Manfred's blood feel holy pity? — Lovely lady, thou answerest not — but how art thou here thyself? |
mdp.39015068508988 | can Manfred's blood feel holy pity? — Lovely lady, thou answerest not — but how art thou here thyself? |
mdp.39015068508988 | can it be my brain's delirium? |
mdp.39015068508988 | continued Theodore, rushing back into the inner chamber,"will you not be mine? |
mdp.39015068508988 | could I feel the anguish I do, if I were not his fa- ther? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Manfred, breathless,"dost thou see nothing, Hippo-'lita? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Manfred, returning;- L,"or are the devils themselves in league against me? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Manfred, starting from his trance in a tempest of rage, and seizing the young man by the collar;"how darest thou utter such treason? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Manfred, wrathfully;"where is my son?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Manfred,"dost thou provoke my wrath? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Manfred:"Dost thou not see him? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Matilda,"have I so forfeited my mother's love, that she will not permit me even to speak my own guilt? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Matilda:"Can we, can we, Isabella, adore her too much? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried Theodore,"Can guilt dwell with innocent beauty and virtuous modesty? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried he,"who dares to question my title? |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried she,"thou art not sent in quest of me, art thou?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | cried the prince;"has she escaped?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | dare I trust you?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | dear madam, do you hear nothing? |
mdp.39015068508988 | depend on me? |
mdp.39015068508988 | for, sirs, I love my people, and, thank heaven, am beloved by them: but ye will ask, whither tends this long discourse? |
mdp.39015068508988 | has he not sunk under it? |
mdp.39015068508988 | hast thou seen aught? |
mdp.39015068508988 | have you heard no- thing relating to me and the princess Hippolita?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | he seems virtuous and frank, and tells us he is unhappy: are those circumstances that authorise us to make a property of him? |
mdp.39015068508988 | how are we entitled to his confi- dence?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | how came you here, sir? |
mdp.39015068508988 | how?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | if a poor and worthless stran- ger might presume to beg a minute's audience farther — am I so happy? |
mdp.39015068508988 | if he would not, could I bear the thought of seeing a hard, unfeel- ing viceroy set over my poor faithful people? |
mdp.39015068508988 | interrupted Jerome;"was a young man the cause? |
mdp.39015068508988 | is it 64 THE CASTLE consistent with thy profession, or reputed sanctity, to avow a peasant's offspring for the fruit of thy irregular amours?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | is my hour come? |
mdp.39015068508988 | is not that Al- fonso?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | is she dead?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | is she dead?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | is the princess still safe from his power? |
mdp.39015068508988 | is the princess then again in thy power?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | j"Do I dream?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | madam, how should that be?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | may I know what you would have asked him?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | murderous monster\"cried Manfred —"can assassins forgive? |
mdp.39015068508988 | must not I, must not I complain? |
mdp.39015068508988 | my Lady Matilda?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | my child\"said Hippolita, in a flood of tears;"can I not withhold thee a moment? |
mdp.39015068508988 | my lord, my lord, your conscience, your guilt accuses you, and you would throw ISf? |
mdp.39015068508988 | my lord,"cried Jerome,"your highness did but this instant freely pardon my child — have you so soon forgot the interposition of heaven?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | my lord,"said Hippolita,"what is it your highness means? |
mdp.39015068508988 | my lord,"said Jerome,"is my honesty the price I must pay for this dear youth's safety?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | no, no: why should I be jealous? — perhaps I mean to unite them. |
mdp.39015068508988 | on my knees I supplicate you to forbear — will you leave me a prey to Frederic? |
mdp.39015068508988 | or do you deceive me, Matilda? |
mdp.39015068508988 | or is he an agent for another's passion? |
mdp.39015068508988 | or is not that youth the exact resemblance of Alfonso's picture in the gallery?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | or where is the editor, who has so happily possessed himself of his author's style, and brilliant ease of argument? |
mdp.39015068508988 | receive her; but, gentle knight, may I ask if you have full powers?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Bianca,"how should I know? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Hippo- lita, mournfully;"will he not permit me to blend my tears with his, and shed a mother's sorrows in the bosom of her I lord? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Isabella;"is there no help nearer than the castle? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Jerome;"how canst thou bear the sight of me with patience? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Jerome;"is it at the altar that thou chusest to insult the servants of the altar? — but, Manfred, thy impi- ous schemes are known. |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred, contemptuously;"tell me, then, what was the noise I heard?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred, endeavouring to con- ceal the awe with which the friar's words inspired him;"dost thou presume to threaten thy lawful prince? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred, mournfully, and striking his fore- head —"Theodore, or a phantom, he has unhinged the soul of Manfred — but how comes he here? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred, relapsing into rage —"yes, yes, that is not doubtful — but how did he escape from durance in which I left him? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred,"have you found the princess?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred,"how eamest thou here? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred;"I ask you where is the princess?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred;"and never to learn what it is has terrified these rascals? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Manfred;"how didst thou discover the secret of opening it?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said Matilda,"thou wouldst not dare to lift thy pre- sumptuous arm against the Prince of Otranto? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said he to Jerome, whom he now ceased to treat as Count of Falconara,"what mean these portents? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said he:"how can he be thy son? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said one of the attendants;"has nobody a crucifix about them? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said she;"and how didst thou come here at this unusual hour, when all the gates of the castle are locked?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said the marquis:"is your castle haunted by giants and goblins?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said the prin- cess:"what right have we to pry into the secrets of this young man's heart? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said the prince, angrily;"if he was going to escape, how should he come on this side? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said the prince,"and how didst thou come to know there was a trap- door here?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said the prince,"what wouldst thou with me?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | said the princess softly,"do I dream? |
mdp.39015068508988 | said the stranger,"what can I do to as- sist you? |
mdp.39015068508988 | shall we not,—can we do other than dedicate the few deplorable hours we have to live, in deprecating the far- ther wrath of heaven? |
mdp.39015068508988 | should we j be found together, what would a censorious world think of ■'/\ my conduct? |
mdp.39015068508988 | speak, what is it he fancies he has seen?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | tell me; how hast thou escaped from above? |
mdp.39015068508988 | thou wast wo nt to have some sense; has the other sot frightened himself and thee too? |
mdp.39015068508988 | was it Isabella, or this hy- pocritical old friar, that procured his enlargement? |
mdp.39015068508988 | was she sorry for what she had said?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | what art thou? |
mdp.39015068508988 | what hast thou done?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | what imports it to the marquis, that I gave thee a bauble for thy faithful attendance on my daughter? |
mdp.39015068508988 | what means the horror imprinted on each countenance? |
mdp.39015068508988 | what sayest thou?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | what sound was that?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | what will become of me? |
mdp.39015068508988 | what, has not your greatness heard the story of the giant in the gallery- chamber?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | where is the prince?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | who comes there? |
mdp.39015068508988 | why didst thou shut the trap- door, before thou hadst descended the steps?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | why do you fix your eye- balls thus? |
mdp.39015068508988 | why dost thou neglect thy own safety, and 80 THE CASTLE waste a thought on a wretch like Theodore? |
mdp.39015068508988 | why expose himself unnecessarily and rashly to my father's resentment?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | why were they to be shocked 11 A 102 THE CASTLE by a mysterious delicacy, that has so little foundation? |
mdp.39015068508988 | will you not assist me with your prayers?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | will you — will you grant me my poor boy's life?" |
mdp.39015068508988 | with what wouldst thou trust me? |
mdp.39015068508988 | would I wound her tender soul by injuring her adored mother? |
mdp.39015068508988 | would you expose my father to the tyrant? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Would you mind telling me, Signor,I said,"how much my fellow- countryman offered you for this?" |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'And could you describe him?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'And such a person is praiseworthy, and the more praiseworthy in the proportion of the persons whom he makes happy?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'And what shall we call the man who gives happiness? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'And you actually saw this mysterious person?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'And you found that bust moved the next morning?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'And you say he still keeps up the medicine? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Bothering you?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'But how do you know there is such a boy as you want anywhere about?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'But is it not a joke?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'But what does it all mean?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Do n't you understand yet?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'From New York City, I expect, mister?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Has it any particular taste?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Have you seen him lately?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'How can you know — or rather, how can this corre- spondent of yours know — that a coin has been despatched from Armenia to Mr. Headley? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'How far to London?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'How on earth did you manage to get down Pitt?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'How shall I face the doctor?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'In Welsh?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Indeed,'said Dyson, always curious;'a young lady?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Is it a hoax?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Is it quite prudent, do you think, Davies?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'It is a book to make,"said Mr. Burton,'but who is there capable of making it? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'My dear Miss Lally,'he said,'you surely do not wish to leave us? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'O Francis, Francis, my dear brother,'I cried,'what has happened to you?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'O Francis, Francis, what have you done?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Pardon me, sir,'I said,'but is there any difficulty? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Perhaps you would like some tea?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Pray sit down here, Mr.?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Quite a work of art, is n't it?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Quite so; you know, of course, what a queer thing the brain is?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Shall we have coffee in the drawing- room?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Sit down, Mr. Morgan,'I said;'what is it that you want to say to me?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Sixty- two? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'So that he who makes a whole nation happy is praiseworthy in the extreme, and the action by which he gives happiness is the highest virtue?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'There is something to be done yet; you will remember my telling you that my researches were not altogether devoid of peril? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'They must have found you a step- ladder, or perhaps the gardener brought in a short ladder from outside?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Well, need I say more to a man of your intelligence? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Well, would you mind confiding to me the circumstances that gave rise to the reflection?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Well,'he said at last,'and what was it, after all, that you rescued from the gutter?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Well,'said Dyson, when the beer had arrived, and the pipes were in full blast,'and what have you been doing? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What have I done, que sais- je? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What have I done?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What have we here?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What is the matter with your hand, Francis?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What on earth does it matter?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What the devil is the meaning of it?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What the hell do you mean?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What was your idea?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'What?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'When is he coming?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'When shall we go?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Where are we going?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Where did you get this?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Who has sat in these chairs? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Who moved that bust from the top of the cupboard, Anne?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Why not to- night?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'Would you mind continuing your story? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'You do not hint that there was any- thing disgraceful? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'You have let your first floor, have you?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 'You were looking at the mountains, I think? |
nyp.33433074876164 | 282 THE THREE IMPOSTORS PROLOGUE'AND Mr. Joseph Walters is going to stay the night?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | 4 He might be here, or there, or anywhere; but what possible consequence could it be? |
nyp.33433074876164 | A nervous glance to right and left — is it not so? |
nyp.33433074876164 | A queer set of data to go 96 THE THREE IMPOSTORS upon? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Again, I ask you, did you not see him as you came here? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Am I to understand that this document is in your own handwriting? |
nyp.33433074876164 | An odd employ- ment, is n't it? |
nyp.33433074876164 | And how is it possible to fix the period in which Mr. Headley will take it into his head to come up to town? |
nyp.33433074876164 | And now will you describe the person who, you say, held your brother by the arm?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | And what does he teach men in this book? |
nyp.33433074876164 | And, by the bye, where did he get it made up? |
nyp.33433074876164 | And, to set on one side the entertaining history of the gem which you told me, surely you must have had many singular adventures in your own career?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | As you heard what I said, and seem interested, perhaps you may be able to relieve my per- plexity?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | At Sayce's? |
nyp.33433074876164 | B i8 THE THREE IMPOSTORS'Do you know what you have found?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | But do you think that Walters has really some fearful fate to dread?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | But have we not all three some farewells to make? |
nyp.33433074876164 | But have you seen this man since?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | But may I ask where you are going?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | But may I inquire the nature of your trouble? |
nyp.33433074876164 | But shall we be going on?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | But surely you have no need to fear Smith? |
nyp.33433074876164 | But this place is not alto- gether fit for such a discussion; perhaps you would come to my rooms?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | But where could he have hidden the thing? |
nyp.33433074876164 | But why? |
nyp.33433074876164 | But, forgive me, you just now used the word morality; would not some persons take excep- tion to your own methods of business? |
nyp.33433074876164 | By what means could Lipsius have known the particular day and the very train that Mr. Headley was to take? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Ca n't you speak, man? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Can I direct you?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Come, now, is it not so?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Did either of the men you saw see you?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Did you find an old step- ladder in one of the outhouses?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do 166 THE THREE IMPOSTORS you know what the circulation of Robert Elsmere was? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do n't you think it is much more amusing to sit in front of the house and be astonished than to be behind the scenes and see the mechanism? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do n't you think it will do nicely for the doctor's museum? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do you allow that happiness is anything?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do you find the work getting any easier?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do you know it?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do you live near here?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do you read Tit Bits regularly? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Do you think I should waste my time and yours by concocting fictions on a bench in Leicester Square?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | For heaven's sake, ca n't you speak? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Have you been able to do anything with it?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Have you heard how much George Eliot received for Romola? |
nyp.33433074876164 | He informed me of his name, and I took care to say,'The well- known antiquary?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | He was very disagreeable, and indeed ungentlemanly, about it; did n't he strike you as a very cross old man?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Headley?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | His black whiskers, his spectacles, his timid glance to right and left; think, do not these particulars recall his face to your memory?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | How do you find it?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | How on earth can that be?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | I cried out —'Why, what have I done? |
nyp.33433074876164 | I felt that I could bear it no longer, and I called out —'Is there such a thing as an Englishman here, or any one with a little civilisation?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | I gulped down my excitement with an effort, and made shift to say pretty quietly —'Number 15, I think you said? |
nyp.33433074876164 | I offer you the post I have named, and shall we say a salary of a hundred a year?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | I said;'or would you like to smoke?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | I suppose I could not tempt you to try a pipeful?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | I suppose you have not been here before? |
nyp.33433074876164 | I wanted to work out that idea we discussed last Tuesday, you know, the notion of the fetish- worshipper?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Is he not a philanthropist?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Is it not charming? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Is it not positively incredible?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Is there anything I can do for you? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Just look here, will you?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Leicester, do you hear me? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Mathias, I think?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | May I ask you what is the nature of the curiosity you have shown him?" |
nyp.33433074876164 | No; and you have guessed that I have come here not merely for the sake of the children and the fresh air?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Now what does it mean in Welsh?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Now, sir, do you wonder at my grief? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Perhaps you would like me to call a hansom for you to follow the gentleman?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | STRANGE OCCURRENCE 277'You are going to send this away?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Surely you can not mean to insinuate that some disreputable history forced him to flee the country?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | THE MISSING BROTHER 71'Would you kindly tell me what is the matter?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Thank you; you will allow me to offer you another bottle?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | These are the Chinese contrivances; you have heard of the"Heavy Death"? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Very strange, is n't it, miss? |
nyp.33433074876164 | We turn up here?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | What do you say, Helen?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | What is the horrible thing in your room? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Who can presume to predict events when life itself puts on the robe of coincidence and plays at drama? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Who could have procured the information about the Armenian agent? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Who, clad in peach- bloom satin, with lace ruffles and dia- mond buckles, all golden, a conti fleurettes to his companion? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Why should you hurt me? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Will you give me something to eat and drink?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | Would you mind adding to your kindness by walking with me a little way? |
nyp.33433074876164 | Would you mind examining the thing yourself, and telling me how many characters are cut on it?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | You ask what you have done? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You could n't recognise either the one or the other if you met him in the street to- morrow?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | You have a friend, I think, in the house, Mr. Russell? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You have no objection to travel, I presume?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | You have not forgotten the drawer I showed you, Miss Lally? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You have possibly heard of the Khan opal — called in the East"The Stone of a Thousand and One Colours"? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You knew I was a collector? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You know how they fix the niggers?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | You know the myth of the lost Atlantis; what if it be true, and I am destined to be called the discoverer of that wonderful land?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | You see that sort of collar, something like a big horse- shoe? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You see that very small knob between the breasts? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You understand? |
nyp.33433074876164 | You, sir, are watchful and keen- sighted; tell me, did you see any one lurking about this evening?' |
nyp.33433074876164 | he cried, turning to the girl,'what have you got there? |
nyp.33433074876164 | he said,'and what is it? |
nyp.33433074876164 | how engage him to enter one special cab amongst the dozens waiting at Paddington? |
nyp.33433074876164 | i8o THE THREE IMPOSTORS'And happiness is desirable or undesir- able?' |
nyp.33433074857503 | A gentleman —"A gentleman? nyp.33433074857503 Am I so changed?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | And some men came up stairs into your room? nyp.33433074857503 And what may that be? |
nyp.33433074857503 | And why should she not? |
nyp.33433074857503 | And you heard your son Benjamin's voice among the others? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Are you never tempted? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Aunt Hickson,she said, and Grace came for- ward;"am I a witch, Aunt Hickson?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | But if he be already entered in,asked Pru- dence,"may not that make it difficult for him to depart?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | But is it all true? |
nyp.33433074857503 | But where are you going, sir? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Can not Nattee take it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Dearest love, what is it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Did Ailsie go to sleep comfortably? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Did he drown himself? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Did^any of mine ever wrong you? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Do you remember the night of November the twelfth? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Front door is open, say'st thou? |
nyp.33433074857503 | His child? |
nyp.33433074857503 | How long, sir, may I have to think over it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | How was it he got into the bureau? |
nyp.33433074857503 | I could not; you would not have broken off your engagement with me, would you, under the like circumstances, if our cases had been reversed? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Is any thing the matter? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Is it to do him harm, sir? |
nyp.33433074857503 | It con- cerns life and death, you say? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Let Crawford go free, you knowing him to be guilty? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Lois,said she,"wilt thou do me a favor? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Mary, was any one here last night while we were away? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Master Hickson received his sister's letter, did he not? nyp.33433074857503 Must I prosecute?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | No, no — never, till Prudence said — Oh, aunt, do you think I am a witch? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Norah, answer me this question straight, by yes or no — Is my wife dead? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Norah, who was that man that came to my house last night? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Norah? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Oh, sir, why did you come? nyp.33433074857503 So thou dost not like Pastor Tappau's pray- ers?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | The devil is painted; it hath been said so from old times; and are not these Indians painted, even like unto their father? |
nyp.33433074857503 | To what? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Uncle,said she, breathless,"what is it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Was the lock broken? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Well, Mrs. Frank,he said,"what answer? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Well? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What can Crawford be about? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What can you do? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What has that to do with it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What is it, my wench? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What is this she says? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What means this? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What said he? nyp.33433074857503 What shall I do?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | What was his father? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What was the matter? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Whatten ever does he mean,said Hester to her niece, as soon as they were alone,"by a'them maks and wearlocks? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Where am I? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Where is my mother? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Where is she? nyp.33433074857503 Who are you?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Who was he, mother? nyp.33433074857503 Who, my darling? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why did you send him away, Lois? nyp.33433074857503 Why look ye at me in that manner?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why should she? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why so, cousin? nyp.33433074857503 Yes, he came home that night, and your hus- band went down to let him in?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | You live at Nab- end Farm? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Your name is Nathan Huntroyd, I believe? |
nyp.33433074857503 | ), Ealph added,"What is the day, know you, that this justice has set apart?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | 19 care so much for rep in preference to moreen? |
nyp.33433074857503 | And shall not thy paths be laid out among the godly, as it hath been foretold to me?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | And then wilt thou obey, even as Samuel did?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | And what is that compared to a young girl's love?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | And what was man's mercy in such times of panic? |
nyp.33433074857503 | And where was Manasseh? |
nyp.33433074857503 | At length Faith rose and spoke:"Mother, what is it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | But how could we tell in what way the money had been accumulated?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | But if they did not in their hearts believe them, how came they to look so sad and worn beyond what mere age could make them? |
nyp.33433074857503 | But who cares for the opinion of a love- sick girl? |
nyp.33433074857503 | But who knows? |
nyp.33433074857503 | But, Norah, tell me,"he breathed hard,"where is my wife? |
nyp.33433074857503 | But, as Captain Holdernesse shook his head( for what word could he say, or how dispute what was so evidently true? |
nyp.33433074857503 | But, dear me, ma'am, who would have thought there had been so much wick- edness in him?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Captain Holdernesse paused a moment, and then said,"Is this house Ealph Hickson's?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Could she indeed be possessed by a demon and be indeed a witch, and yet till now have been unconscious of it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Did she receive my letters? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Did you ever leave him in the room alone?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Do n't we, Margaret?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Eemember Ilazael, who said,'Is thy servant a dog, that he should do this great thing?' |
nyp.33433074857503 | Faith, thinkest thou that Hota really had bewitched her? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Has the voice spoken yet to thee, that speaketh to me day and night,'Marry Lois?'" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Has this Jamie Brown ever told you who or what his par- ents were, or where he comes from? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Hath any thing happened of an evil nature?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Have you not seen me when I was, as it were, possessed with a devil?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | How can I undo it? |
nyp.33433074857503 | How can I?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | How can he build a nest when the old bird has got all the moss and the feathers? |
nyp.33433074857503 | How could I be? |
nyp.33433074857503 | How could Lois help thinking of the past and speculating on the future as she sat on Boston pier at this breathing- time of her life? |
nyp.33433074857503 | How dun yo'find'em, doctor?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | How?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | I ask you once more — as a friend — who was this man that you let into my house last night?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | I didna like to ask thee afore him, but how's yon poor beast?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | I wonder how long I might wriggle before great and godly folk would take so much notice of me? |
nyp.33433074857503 | If so, why punish her for doing that in which she had no freewill?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Is he dead?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Is it a month's wage and a month's warning? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Is she dead?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Is she — is she alive?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Is them your manners? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Lois, when I am by you I forget all my troubles: will the day never come when you will listen to the voice that speaks to me continually?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | May I write it?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Maybe she's gone for the police? |
nyp.33433074857503 | My master and mistress may come back at any minute, and then what would become of me, with a strange man in the house?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Now I just put it to you, what do you think a policeman would say to this, or a magistrate? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Oh, Margaret, what am I to do?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Shall I fetch you a book and read to you?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Shall I tell thee, Cousin Lois?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | She asked,"May I have this handkerchief unbound from my eyes? |
nyp.33433074857503 | So, hastily recapitulat- ing much that he had learned from Nathan, he said,"You believed it was your son's voice asking to be let in?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Some one said,'Father, mother, I'm here, starving i'the cold; wunnot yo'get up and let me in?'" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Tell me of the land you hope to inclose from the forest — what manner of trees grow on it?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Then she asked,"Why? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Then, as if her cry had loosened Grace's tongue, she began:"Lois Barclay, did I ever do you any harm?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Thou wouldst fain not be the bearer of this letter?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | To some she could be as cold and reserved as need be, deaf to all inquiries save one — where else they could find accommodation? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Was it indeed true that she was to die? |
nyp.33433074857503 | We wunnot grudge him his fling, will we, Bess, my wench? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What care I? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What did he mean? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What did her cousin mean? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What did they say?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | What evil thought has got hold of thee? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What for do ye want to get baker's bread, aunt? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What is to be done?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | What may be his name, for I should like to know it?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | What should make you distrust the Indian woman?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | What was it?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | What was this? |
nyp.33433074857503 | What would they think of it at home — real, dear home at Barford, in England? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Whence came that ominous, unearthly whistle? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Where does he come from? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Where is she? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Where was Norah? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Whether of the past or of the future, who could tell? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Who are his kins- folk? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Who is it?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Who is this Jamie Brown?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Who knows where he is now? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Who was he? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Who will employ the son of Brown, the noted forger? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why all this ado about Mr. Tappau's house? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why art thou crying, cous- in?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why did you leave her? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why does not my missus come herself to suspect me? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Why wonder you, mother, that I, of all men, strive to learn the exact nature of witchcraft, and for that end study the word of God? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Will you have me to be thy wedded husband, and serve me, and love me, and honor me, and all that sort of thing? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Wilt thou arise before day- light, and bear this letter from me to Pastor Nolan's lodgings? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Would they ever come and see her? |
nyp.33433074857503 | Yes or no?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | You did not know what you said just now, did you?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | You did not take the numbers of the notes?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | You hardly know the limits of the natural powers; how, then, can you define the supernatural? |
nyp.33433074857503 | You heard your son's voice, I say?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | You would, Mistress Barclay, I am sure?" |
nyp.33433074857503 | and is she then to die in this fearful delirium? |
nyp.33433074857503 | beg to be taken into his wigwam, abjuring faith and race forever? |
nyp.33433074857503 | er it were really she who had brought on the ill- ness of Prudence, the derangement of Manasseh's mind? |
nyp.33433074857503 | how did you find me out? |
nyp.33433074857503 | is that the way for a maiden to speak? |
nyp.33433074857503 | nant tears),"I am of age; you know he is good and clever, else why have you had him so often to your house? |
nyp.33433074857503 | whatten for dost thou'sir'me? |
nyp.33433074857503 | where have you been? |
nyp.33433074857503 | would fain end? |
nyp.33433074911524 | $ Do you ſpeak Engliſh, my friend? |
nyp.33433074911524 | + How are you then well acquainted with the Engliſh? |
nyp.33433074911524 | -"have I then terrified and alarıned you? |
nyp.33433074911524 | 147 Mrs. Stafford gave it to her, ſaying, “ Froin France, by the poſt- mark? ”. |
nyp.33433074911524 | 46 Is it a diſiniſſion from my office?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | 46 when? where:--how? ”. |
nyp.33433074911524 | 46 when? where:--how? ”. |
nyp.33433074911524 | 51"Lord, Miſs, ” cried the ſervant, “ did or you ring? |
nyp.33433074911524 | 87 “ give himſelf ſuch unneceſſary trou- « ble. ” “ But you will come with us, bro-* ther? |
nyp.33433074911524 | : or bray? ”: 56 Mr. Delamere, Sir,"ſaid. |
nyp.33433074911524 | ; and called her counſellor, Mr. Crofts, to debate whether in ſuch a frame of mind ſhe ought to allow the abſence of Delamere? |
nyp.33433074911524 | And from whence, ” enquired Emme- line,"did he come? ” roma 66 Why, THE ORPHAN OF THE CASTLE. |
nyp.33433074911524 | And to what could ſuch an extraordinary change be owing, if not to his attachment to Ein- meline Mowbray? |
nyp.33433074911524 | Are you acquainted then with Miſs ró Mowbray, Sir? ” ſaid he to Godolphin." |
nyp.33433074911524 | But tho? |
nyp.33433074911524 | But what is ir to me? |
nyp.33433074911524 | But what- ever favour theſe various recommendations obtained for him for a time, from the elderly ladies, he loſt his ground when his? |
nyp.33433074911524 | Do you know"all? |
nyp.33433074911524 | Has the proper advice?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | He is gone with far other 66 deſigns. ”"What deſigns, Lord Delamere?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | He then left the room, deſiring Emmeline to comfort and compoſe his ſiſter, who ſoon afterwards aſked haſtily what was become of him? |
nyp.33433074911524 | How could Emme- · line account for one, without revealing the other? |
nyp.33433074911524 | I have no other letters, ” continued he, “ but one from James. ”. « And does he tell you no news,"aſked Lady Montreville? |
nyp.33433074911524 | Ils ſont les meil-"leur maitres-"I “ Parle tu Anglais, mon ami? ” S “ Yes Milor, I ſpeak little Engiſh. |
nyp.33433074911524 | Is “ The then out of danger? |
nyp.33433074911524 | L 2 66 What 220 E M M £ L IN E,- What diſturbs Miſs Mowbray?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | May I aſk her"name?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | Milor Mowbray?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | Monſieur! ” exclaimed Millefleur, almoſt ſtrangled"que vou-"s drier vous?-Vos piſtolets?-Mon Dieu « s que voudrier vous avec vos piſtolets?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | Monſieur! ” exclaimed Millefleur, almoſt ſtrangled"que vou-"s drier vous?-Vos piſtolets?-Mon Dieu « s que voudrier vous avec vos piſtolets?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | Monſieur! ” exclaimed Millefleur, almoſt ſtrangled"que vou-"s drier vous?-Vos piſtolets?-Mon Dieu « s que voudrier vous avec vos piſtolets?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | My dear “ brother, do you then pardon and pity 66 the poor Adelina? ”." |
nyp.33433074911524 | My “ poor ſiſter-- my unhappy, devoted Ade- 66 lina!-have I then found you only to “ deſtroy you? |
nyp.33433074911524 | Of what nature is it?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | Only are you known at Bath? ”. |
nyp.33433074911524 | She anſwered his enquiries and then deſired to hear what news Sir Richard or his other correſpon dents had ſent him? |
nyp.33433074911524 | She ſtood'a moment penſively gazing on? |
nyp.33433074911524 | THE Y? |
nyp.33433074911524 | Tho? |
nyp.33433074911524 | What will you ſay, my dear Adelina, “ if I bring you the beſt news you can “ poſſibly hear?". |
nyp.33433074911524 | What would you ſtrike 6 him again now, while he is dying? |
nyp.33433074911524 | What « am I to fear? |
nyp.33433074911524 | William!-and are you grown: “ cruel? |
nyp.33433074911524 | With whom? ” ſaid Mrs. Stafford. |
nyp.33433074911524 | Yet one thing, Captain Godolphin,"allow me to entreat of you? ” “ What can I refuſe you? ” anſwered he, returning. |
nyp.33433074911524 | Yet one thing, Captain Godolphin,"allow me to entreat of you? ” “ What can I refuſe you? ” anſwered he, returning. |
nyp.33433074911524 | You on whom I depended for “ pity and protection? ” “ Surely, ” ſaid he, “ ſurely ſhe knows. |
nyp.33433074911524 | and have you no blood to anſwer “ for, on my account? |
nyp.33433074911524 | and if Mr. Dela-- mere was yet returned?. |
nyp.33433074911524 | are you ill? |
nyp.33433074911524 | aſked her Ladyſhip, “ as ſhe is here repre- ſented?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | brother- what are you ſpeak- « ing of? ” enquired ſhe. |
nyp.33433074911524 | by what right do you in 5 fult and detain ne? ” « Oh! |
nyp.33433074911524 | comment? ” anſwered his Lord- ſhip"comment? |
nyp.33433074911524 | comment? ” anſwered his Lord- ſhip"comment? |
nyp.33433074911524 | herſelf, however, whether it was poſſible to, be inſenſible of the merit of Godolphin? |
nyp.33433074911524 | i “ Why, my dear Miſs Mowbray, do “ you ſuffer this man's folly to affect you? |
nyp.33433074911524 | it “ might have been worth preferving had “ I- But wherefore preſume I to trouble “ you on a ſubject ſo hopeleſs? |
nyp.33433074911524 | it; and then, faultering and impatient, aſked if all were well? |
nyp.33433074911524 | s6 loaded? |
nyp.33433074911524 | tu connois donc bien les « Anglais? ”+.Ob oui!_ jai paſſé a leur ſervice une “ partie de ma jeuneſe. |
nyp.33433074911524 | when he returns, or whither a letter may.6 follow him?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | where ſhall I find 6 words to thank you as 1 ought? ” His emotion was too great for utterance. |
nyp.33433074911524 | who will “ not trouble who will not diſgrace you:"long! ”"Where is ſhe? ” ſaid Godolphin, ſtart- ingą"Good God! |
nyp.33433074911524 | « Comment? |
nyp.33433074911524 | « I am here? ” « No,"anſwered'Mrs. Stafford, “ ſhe s knows nothing. |
nyp.33433074911524 | « Pray 246 EMME LINE, “ Pray Sir, does Lady Montreville know “ of this marriage?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ And not one word, ” cried he,* not “ one parting good wiſh to your little"protegé- to my poor William? ”." |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ And why is all this:-why this conceal- “ ment, this myſtery?-why-"Emmeline, abſolutely overcome, ſat down without ſpeaking. |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ But how happens it that he knew not, “ Sir, of your return? |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ Froin Mr. Delamere? ” enquired Mrs. Stafford." |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ Have you cleaned and loaded my s6 piſtols? ” « Monſieur- je, je m’occupais- je, je “ Monſieur, ils font!!!" |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ My brother, ” anſwered Lord Clan carryl, “ left us only three days ago. ” 66 For London, my Lord?" |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ Surely Frederic you are not well? ” “ Not very well, ” ſaid he; “ but I am « Otherewiſe merely from the intolerable « heat. |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ What? |
nyp.33433074911524 | “ Would you go then,"anſwered Mrs. Stafford, “ to confirm her fears and to drive “ her to deeper defperation? |
njp.32101072858051 | But if my aunt should discover that they are cut? njp.32101072858051 'Tis my father, said Philip — Cannot we get out without meeting him? njp.32101072858051 ** Why then are you so distrest, Orlando, at the proposal? njp.32101072858051 , To- night? njp.32101072858051 - And I must not remain with you? njp.32101072858051 - And how, said Monimia, speaking with difficul- fy — how did you hear all this? njp.32101072858051 - And marry one of your cousins, said Monimia in a faint voice, who are, you have told me, such pretty women? njp.32101072858051 - And what became of it afterwards? njp.32101072858051 - Can you doubt it? njp.32101072858051 - Well, Orlando, then, resumed the old lady, we'll consider of it, and let you know to- morrow.—You have taken to your bed below again, I find? njp.32101072858051 - Well, then, Orlando, in order to reconcile your honour with that love which it seems you do not affect to deny, it follows that you would marry her? njp.32101072858051 - Yes; for why should we lose an hour, when perhaps so few are left me? njp.32101072858051 147 what have you ſocked yourself in for? njp.32101072858051 21 from me? njp.32101072858051 287 the old women?—Whom do you mean? njp.32101072858051 30? njp.32101072858051 39 for I can not tell what part of your room this door opens to; tell me, where do you hear the sound I now make? njp.32101072858051 63 it could never be, she tried to turn the discourse: Is it not very late, Orlando, said she, and had I not better go? njp.32101072858051 After me? njp.32101072858051 Ah, Master Orlandoſ who'd think you was such a sly one? njp.32101072858051 Am I questioned by a park- keeper? njp.32101072858051 And is not this time of night, said my aunt an- grily, or is not any time of night, or any time of day, the same thing to you? njp.32101072858051 And lives, I suppose, as Lennard does, in the parlour with the Lady? njp.32101072858051 And pray, inquired Orlando, releasing him, i. may have brought you here, Mr. Jonas Wil- ins? njp.32101072858051 And should we, by such an avowal, forfeit the protection of our friends, what is there in that so very dreadful? njp.32101072858051 And this is all the reason you have, my Moni- mia, from your own observation, to believe in spi- rits? njp.32101072858051 And was that all, Orlando? njp.32101072858051 And was there no other person present when this THE OLD MANOR HOUSE, 133 quarrel happened? njp.32101072858051 And what is his reputation for courage? njp.32101072858051 And what is that? njp.32101072858051 And why are you so eager to go to- day, Betty, more than any other afternoon? njp.32101072858051 And why the niece of Lennard, Sir? njp.32101072858051 And you do not dislike the army? njp.32101072858051 And you were here on Monday night, were you not? njp.32101072858051 Answer me honestly — have you not? njp.32101072858051 Are you here at last? njp.32101072858051 Are you so easy yourself then? njp.32101072858051 At the end of that time he was aroused by the entrance of Betty, who pertly demanded if he did not choose any breakfast? njp.32101072858051 But after all, Betty, pray are you sure these ladies and gentlemen will be there? |
njp.32101072858051 | But how shall I dare? |
njp.32101072858051 | But is Betty, said she, in the hall? |
njp.32101072858051 | But tell me, will you go for what I want, if this other moppet, who looks as white as a cheese- curd, will go with you? |
njp.32101072858051 | But who, said Monimia, who shall ensure your safety, Orlando, if you do hear more of it? |
njp.32101072858051 | But you do not, Orlando? |
njp.32101072858051 | But you would not risk his life, surely? |
njp.32101072858051 | But, do I not act wrong? |
njp.32101072858051 | Can I, ought I with such hopes to hesitate? |
njp.32101072858051 | Can not you then remove the bed, and see if there is not a door?' |
njp.32101072858051 | Can you tell me, Martha, whether your lady is likely to see me to- night, if I send up for leave? |
njp.32101072858051 | Can you, Selina, be secret as the grave, if I trust you? |
njp.32101072858051 | Can you, Selina, said Orlando in a low and mournful voice — can you be very faithful, very guarded on a point where my life depends on secrecy? |
njp.32101072858051 | Damn her anger, cried Stockton; does she think to shut up all the beauty in the country in her old fortification? |
njp.32101072858051 | Did not Betty say, that my brother was one of the people who were with this Sir John Belgrave? |
njp.32101072858051 | Do you already repent having entrusted yourself with me? |
njp.32101072858051 | Do you call his anxiety for your safety a dis- service? |
njp.32101072858051 | Do you mean, said Mrs. Somerive, the son of his elder brother, Lord Taymouth? |
njp.32101072858051 | Do you not always confine me to my room, and have I any means of leaving it without your consent? |
njp.32101072858051 | Do you not see that you have put yourself upon her mercy? |
njp.32101072858051 | Good God exclaimed Orlando, why should it be so?—why are we never to meet? |
njp.32101072858051 | Good God, Sir, what shall I say to convince you of it? |
njp.32101072858051 | Had you not better wrap a handkerchief about your head? |
njp.32101072858051 | Hang their thoughts replied Betty; what would it signify to us what anybody thought, if we pleas- ed ourselves? |
njp.32101072858051 | Have we not lived from children together, like brother and sister? |
njp.32101072858051 | Have you considered what I said to you about the army? |
njp.32101072858051 | Have you practised your writing, Monimia, and has Lennard allowed you the use of any books? |
njp.32101072858051 | Have you the key of your own apartment? |
njp.32101072858051 | He knew Mrs. Lennard was less upon the qui tive? |
njp.32101072858051 | He paused a moment, and then added, I suppose it is possible to convey; letter to Monimia, though I despair of seeing er? |
njp.32101072858051 | He then inquired of Pattenson, if he thought Mrs. Rayland could be spoken to that evening? |
njp.32101072858051 | How can I impose upon you, Madam? |
njp.32101072858051 | How can you know it, Orlando, answered she, since it will be madness, if we escape now, to think of venturing a meeting to- morrow night? |
njp.32101072858051 | How should he do that? |
njp.32101072858051 | How the devil should I, who am no dancer, execute what is too difficult for so perfect a caperer as thou art — Sir Knight? |
njp.32101072858051 | How work? |
njp.32101072858051 | How- ever, do tell me, if Mrs. Rayland wishes me to breakfast with her? |
njp.32101072858051 | I do desire, said Orlando, that you would have done with all this, and tell me whether Mrs. Len- nard expects me at breakfast? |
njp.32101072858051 | I do n't believe he takes any account of her But hush Oh geminil who's there? |
njp.32101072858051 | I have a fire in the library — or shall I let Mrs. Rayland know you are here? |
njp.32101072858051 | I have only slippers on, Sir; will you walk in while I put on my boots? |
njp.32101072858051 | I see no mighty matter of goodness in it, cried the other: who is to provide for you, if she does not, who is your own natural relation? |
njp.32101072858051 | I shall be out with my gun to- mor- row, said he: but I suppose I must not venture to meet you as if it were by chance?... |
njp.32101072858051 | I thought I should suffer enough by being so late home; but, good God what is that fear in com- parison of what I suffer now about this quarrel? |
njp.32101072858051 | I tremble so that I am really ready to sink, lest my aunt should come: tell me, dear Orlando, what would you have me do? |
njp.32101072858051 | Idiot!—and do you dare to affect any choice, how and when you shall obey my commands? |
njp.32101072858051 | If I am a gentleman?' |
njp.32101072858051 | If she is in- nocent If? |
njp.32101072858051 | If she will not, are not you doing your son an irreparable injury, in suffering him to waste in fruitless expectation the best of his days? |
njp.32101072858051 | If she will, why will she not say so? |
njp.32101072858051 | If you can do that, I suppose you can open the door? |
njp.32101072858051 | If you were twelve feet high, and had as many hands as Briareus, how could you employ them? |
njp.32101072858051 | Is Mrs. Rayland ill, then, Martha? |
njp.32101072858051 | Is my mother re- turned? |
njp.32101072858051 | Is she well? |
njp.32101072858051 | It is not right, however, in my opinion, said Selina? |
njp.32101072858051 | Make lovel exclaimed Mrs. Somerive: What do you mean, child? |
njp.32101072858051 | Mrs. Rayland looked at him steadily for a mo- ment — You are ready then, said she, to follow any line of life, Orlando, which your friends approve? |
njp.32101072858051 | My dear aunt, said the weeping Monimia, how could I help it? |
njp.32101072858051 | Oh, Monimial sighed he, why can not I remain with thee in this my native country? |
njp.32101072858051 | Orlando saw by his coun- tenance that he was under great concern; and re- spectfully approaching him, he said, Dear sir, is all well at home? |
njp.32101072858051 | Pray what have you been about? |
njp.32101072858051 | Pry'thee, Miss, where have you been 2 and how have you dared to disobey my orders? |
njp.32101072858051 | Selina what is all this? |
njp.32101072858051 | Shall I be at liberty at last to see you? |
njp.32101072858051 | She asked us very impatiently, what we had been so long about? |
njp.32101072858051 | She has not — what has she not? |
njp.32101072858051 | Sir, exclaimed the young man, can you call an angel dangerous? |
njp.32101072858051 | Tell me then, what would you have me do? |
njp.32101072858051 | Tell me, Monimia, have you courage to brave the discovery at once, which sooner or later must be made? |
njp.32101072858051 | Tell me, Monimia, how have you passed your time since I was allowed to see you last? |
njp.32101072858051 | This is poor piddling work, Generall exclaimed he: Do you not think hazard a better thing? |
njp.32101072858051 | Thrown totally off his guard by an appearance so sudden and so extraordinary, he cried, Pray, who is this gentleman?—Pray, what does this mean? |
njp.32101072858051 | Was there no other cause for your displeasure against this gentleman, than what arose from his having killed these birds? |
njp.32101072858051 | Well, Martha, may I go up? |
njp.32101072858051 | Well, said Mr. Somerive gravely, have you had an opportunity of conversing with Mrs. Ray- land on this matter? |
njp.32101072858051 | What I hast got any bank- notes? |
njp.32101072858051 | What do you fear, my sweet friend? |
njp.32101072858051 | What do you mean by that? |
njp.32101072858051 | What harm can there really be, Monimia, in what I re- uest? |
njp.32101072858051 | What if a commission were found for him, said General Tracy, do you think the other objections ought to weigh much? |
njp.32101072858051 | What if you are maimed, or killed? |
njp.32101072858051 | What is the foolish girl afraid of? |
njp.32101072858051 | What is the loss of a few hours'rest? |
njp.32101072858051 | What is to be done, then? |
njp.32101072858051 | What say you, General — shall we waste an hour with them? |
njp.32101072858051 | What shall we do, Monimia? |
njp.32101072858051 | What so easy as to change a name by the King's most gra- cious licence? |
njp.32101072858051 | What them was to become of her? |
njp.32101072858051 | What then becomes of Monimia, who could not die too, but must live perhaps the most deso- late and miserable creature upon earth? |
njp.32101072858051 | What then have we to fear? |
njp.32101072858051 | What would become of her when he was gone? |
njp.32101072858051 | When is the tenants'feast to be? |
njp.32101072858051 | When we meet, is it not always in fear and apprehension? |
njp.32101072858051 | Whither are you going, then, Orlando? |
njp.32101072858051 | Who are you, cried he, seizing Sir John by the col- lar, that thus dare to insult me? |
njp.32101072858051 | Who are you? |
njp.32101072858051 | Who are you? |
njp.32101072858051 | Who is likely to interrupt us? |
njp.32101072858051 | Who is that? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why about this young woman, answered the keeper: to be sure you be parted, but perhaps all's for the best; who knows? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why did you speak of having seen one in my room? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why do n't you know that he's after Betty Richards, and as jealous as poison? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why not, if you please, my lady Graveairs? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why should she dis- card me for loving an amiable, beautiful girl, who —? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why, Sir John — why, Somerive, what have you said to that sweet girl? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why, how does she use her? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why, replied Monimia, what can it signify, Betty, to you? |
njp.32101072858051 | Why, what can your aunt do, child?. |
njp.32101072858051 | Why, who did ever see her? |
njp.32101072858051 | Will you get off your horse, and come in? |
njp.32101072858051 | Will you then, Madam, be so very good, when you take the trouble to answer my father's letter, to express your sentinents on this matter? |
njp.32101072858051 | Women cried Monimia, what women? |
njp.32101072858051 | You are the housekeeper's niece, are you not? |
njp.32101072858051 | You who will talk to me of her for an hour, and never ceased soliciting of me to contrive this unhoped- for meet- ing? |
njp.32101072858051 | all, said he, the whimsical old woman may not give him — and what if she does? |
njp.32101072858051 | and came into my room through the chapel? |
njp.32101072858051 | and pray where was the harm? |
njp.32101072858051 | and what harm to any one is done by my friendship for you, Monimia? |
njp.32101072858051 | answered he- Is not your door fastened? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried Orlando peevishly, take what to heart? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried Orlando: — What shall I do with him? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried Philip, as ugly and as insolent as the devil — why should I take the trouble to humour her? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried he in a half whisper, Monimia, are you ready? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried he, Philip! — where are you? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried his father impatiently — Why has she invincible pride, and obstinate prejudice? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried she, as soon as her father had shut the parlour door, what is all this, my dear brother? |
njp.32101072858051 | cried she, why what's the matter now? |
njp.32101072858051 | exclaimed Somerive, what are his expectations? |
njp.32101072858051 | for Heaven's sake what has happened? |
njp.32101072858051 | g|How can she be in it without alight? |
njp.32101072858051 | has she late- ly done any thing? |
njp.32101072858051 | has thy old woman given thee a little hoard? |
njp.32101072858051 | he has not called this morning, has he? |
njp.32101072858051 | is it thus you greet your new friend? |
njp.32101072858051 | is that a dress for a sober girl, who ought to be a help to her mother, and to take care of her father in his old age? |
njp.32101072858051 | is that your opinion? |
njp.32101072858051 | it is locked, cried a voice which Monimia then first discovered to be young Somerive:—Does Sir Rowland always lock his door? |
njp.32101072858051 | it; and the poor dear General was obliged, you know, to follow us.- Well? |
njp.32101072858051 | my whole life? |
njp.32101072858051 | no indeed, sighed Monimia, but the cha- pel! — What of the chapel?' |
njp.32101072858051 | replied he; is it impossible you can admit me for a moment? |
njp.32101072858051 | said Mo- mimia, who, believing the crisis of her fate was now approaching, tried to collect a little spirit — How can I impose upon you? |
njp.32101072858051 | said she — indeed you must not Why? |
njp.32101072858051 | shall I ever become an adept in the principles it teaches 2 and shall I be happier if I do? |
njp.32101072858051 | shall I ever under- stand its language? |
njp.32101072858051 | two cursed pretty wenches — hey, Stockton? |
njp.32101072858051 | very soon indeed, in the hands of a gamester? |
njp.32101072858051 | was going; but Orlando following her, said, Betty who is it? |
njp.32101072858051 | what does my father mean? |
njp.32101072858051 | who is there? |
njp.32101072858051 | who speaks? |
njp.32101072858051 | who will refuse to go into the park now? |
njp.32101072858051 | without linen or change of clothes, though there is an house full of company? |
njp.32101072858051 | you think it then too much hurried? |
njp.32101072858051 | your brother? |
njp.32101072858051 | ºr tº And has your brother, said Monimia, been con- sulted on this plan of your going into business with your uncle? |
njp.32101072858051 | — Does not he, Selina? |
njp.32101072858051 | — you who are in no profession, and could not even support yourself? |
nyp.33433067287528 | A thousand pounds? |
nyp.33433067287528 | A thousand pounds? |
nyp.33433067287528 | A thousand pounds? |
nyp.33433067287528 | And can you tell me,he demanded,"what is the meaning of a nose?'' |
nyp.33433067287528 | But what extraordinary tumult do I hear? nyp.33433067287528 But what have we here? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Do you hear that flourish of trumpets? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Do you warrant it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Eh? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Father,I asked,"what is the chief end of my existence?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | Has no copy been taken? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Have you heard of the unhappy death of the old hunter Berlifitzing? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Here then is a card, my life, shall I say you will be there? |
nyp.33433067287528 | How died he? |
nyp.33433067287528 | How so? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Is it quite original? |
nyp.33433067287528 | My son,said he, when we were seated,"what is the chief end of your existence?'' |
nyp.33433067287528 | No a/ hat? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Nose and all? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Pshaw, no! — but with all your nose? |
nyp.33433067287528 | The body, the body — well, what of the body? nyp.33433067287528 Tour soul, Monsieur Bon- Bon?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | Were you ever at Rome? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What can he be? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What do I think of whom? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What do you think of — what do you think of — hiccup! — Epicurus?'' nyp.33433067287528 What will you take for it?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | What? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Where can he be? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who can he be? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who? nyp.33433067287528 Whose horse? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Will the Baron honor our festivals with his presence? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Will the Baron join us in a hunting of the boar? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Will you go to Almacks, pretty creature? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 'A thousand pounds?' |
nyp.33433067287528 | 'Nose and all?' |
nyp.33433067287528 | 'Shall I say you will be there?' |
nyp.33433067287528 | 'What will you take for it?' |
nyp.33433067287528 | ( hair? |
nyp.33433067287528 | ( hair? |
nyp.33433067287528 | ( tell? |
nyp.33433067287528 | (?) |
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nyp.33433067287528 | 1 Sfuery — Arouct? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 1.2 eh? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 10 bead? —( —) 1. |
nyp.33433067287528 | 13 true, ”( ” —) l. 1; here? ”(?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | 13 true, ”( ” —) l. 1; here? ”(?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | 19, said( —) L 27 be( he,) L 27 renus —(? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 2 magniheence? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 2 which((,) l. 3 say?) |
nyp.33433067287528 | 21 clouds,( o. c.) page 90 l.2;fir(,) ley? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 29 bair? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 29 hair? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 29 — is(? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 3 tell? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 30 ineffective? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 32 eyes;(? —) page 114 1. |
nyp.33433067287528 | 33 another difficult?, however,( still, however, another diffi- culty) page 67 1. t that,( o. c.) 1. |
nyp.33433067287528 | 7 ch? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 7 sorroiv? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 83 how could the atmosphere in the chamber be regen- erated in the interim? |
nyp.33433067287528 | 9 band? |
nyp.33433067287528 | An hour thus elapsed when( could it be possible?) |
nyp.33433067287528 | And again I sunk into visions of Ligeia — and again,( what marvel that I shudder while I write?) |
nyp.33433067287528 | And the chin, with its dimples, as in health, might it not be hers? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Are such things the operation of ungoverned Chance? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Are these the picked bones of the little angel who has been cruelly devoured by the mon- ster? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Are we not part and parcel in Thee? |
nyp.33433067287528 | As might have been expected, spasms and vio- same elongation from the earth, and with one and the same excel- lent telescope, the moon and its macula? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Athenian?) |
nyp.33433067287528 | Beast, did you say? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Behind us, did you say? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Besides, has he not had his full share of the blessings of mortality? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Besides, was he not in the secret? — had he not skimmed over Pere Le Brun? — was he not a member of the Club Vingt- un?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | Besides, was he not in the secret? — had he not skimmed over Pere Le Brun? — was he not a member of the Club Vingt- un?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | But if the net- work were separated from the hoop to admit this passage, what was to sustain the car in the mean- time? |
nyp.33433067287528 | But what can we expect from a turnip? |
nyp.33433067287528 | But what in- expressible dismay now overshadows the countenance of the Due?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | But why shall I minutely detail the unspeakable horrors of that night? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Could it indeed be Rowena at all — the fair- haired, the blue- eyed Lady Rowena Trevanion of Tremaine r Why, wbj should I doubt it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Could it then be possible? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Could it, indeed, be the living Rowena who confronted me? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Did you ever behold streets so insufferably narrow, or houses so miraculously tall? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Do you hear any thing? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Do you know I can scarcely look over this little cliff without getting giddy?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | Do you mean me, sir? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Do you not perceive that the animal has the visage of a man? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Do you see any change in the water?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | Eyes, Pierre Bon- Bon, are very well in their proper place — that, you would say, is the head? — right — the head of a worm. |
nyp.33433067287528 | For who, let me ask, ever heard of a balloon manufactured en- tirely of dirty newspapers? |
nyp.33433067287528 | He died gloriously while inhaling gas — levique flatu corrumpitur, like the fama pudicitiat in Hieron- ymus.1 He was indubitably a""How can you? |
nyp.33433067287528 | How had I deserved to be so blessed by such confessions? |
nyp.33433067287528 | How is it that from beauty 1 have derived a type of unloveli- ness? |
nyp.33433067287528 | I 17 originality of conception in architecture and upholstery — absolutely drunk, eh? |
nyp.33433067287528 | I but indistinctly recall the fact itself — what wonder that I have utterly forgotten the circumstances which originated or attended it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | I had done a deed — what was it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | I suppose, Pierre Bon- Bon, you very well know to what divine moral truth I am alluding?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | If Pierre Bon- Bon had his failings — and what great man has not a thousand? |
nyp.33433067287528 | In displaying anxiety for the breath of which he was at present so willing to get rid, might I not lay myself open to the exactions of his avarice? |
nyp.33433067287528 | In the heart of Venice could I have erected a better? |
nyp.33433067287528 | In the name of all the devils in Rotterdam, what could it possibly portend? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Is be not in possession of all his faculties, mental and corporeal? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Is it thus you evince your gratitude to our master Pompeius, who, in his condescension, has thought fit to listen to your idolatrous importunities? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Let us follow him to the hippodrome, whither he is proceeding, and listen to the song of triumph which he is commencing: Who is king but Epiphanes? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Might not this be the case with Mr. Windenough? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Once again I breathed with perfect freedom and ease — and indeed why should I not? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Pray, sir, what is the soul?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | Say — do you know? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Shall I then say that I longed with an earnest and consuming desire for the moment of Morella's decease? |
nyp.33433067287528 | That? |
nyp.33433067287528 | The bandage lay heavily about the mouth — but then might it not be the mouth of the breathing Ladv of Tremaine? |
nyp.33433067287528 | The god Phoebus, who is a true god, has been charioted for an hour — and were you not to be on the ramparts by sunrise? |
nyp.33433067287528 | The lofty walls, gigantic in height — even unproportional? |
nyp.33433067287528 | The ridiculous prints, eh? |
nyp.33433067287528 | The writer professes to have translated his work from the Eng- lish of one Mr. D'Avisson( Davidson?) |
nyp.33433067287528 | They have encored his effusion, and — do you hear? |
nyp.33433067287528 | This is better than fashion — is it not? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Was ever there a smarter fellow than that Omicron? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Was it a playful charge on the part of my Ligeia? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Was it not Socrates who said that the statuary found his siatue in the block of marble? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Was it not probable that these symptoms would in- crease until terminated by death itself? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Was that a rat I saw skulk- ing into his hole? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What chance, good lady, hath bereft you thus? — Com us. |
nyp.33433067287528 | What could it be? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What could it be? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What does he say? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What inexpressible madness seized me with that thought? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What is he bawling about? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What is it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What is it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What is the meaning of yonder singular building? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What madness now possessed me? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What other possible reason could there have been for her so blushing? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What prompted me, then, to disturb the memory of the buried dead? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What said he? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What think you,"said he, turning abruptly as he spoke —"what think you of this Madonna della Pieta?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | What was it — that something more profound than the well of Democritus — which lay far within the pupils of my beloved? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What was it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | What, for instance, do you mean by all that humbug about the soul? |
nyp.33433067287528 | When was it ever known that the Ammonites proved wanting to their own interests? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Where did you get him?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | Where is he going? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Where then was my guardian angel? — if indeed such angels there be. |
nyp.33433067287528 | Where was I? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who indeed would think of compassion- ating a shadow? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who knoweth the mysteries of the will, with its vigor? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who knoweth the mysteries of the will, with its vigor? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who reasons more wittily? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who then shall call thy conduct into question? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who was it asked me would I not look upon the corpse? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who was it died of''The Andromacbe? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who writes a keener epigram? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Who — who knoweth the mysteries of the will with its vigor? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Why did I rush upon my fate? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Why is n't there A, now, whom you know as well as I? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Why then give a date to the story I have to tell? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Why then, as I perused them, did the hairs of my head erect themselves on end, and the blood of my body become congealed within my veins? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Will the gods never cease their persecution? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Will you be kind enough to write? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Yes, Rafaelle has been here; for did he not paint the? and was he not consequently damned? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Yes, Rafaelle has been here; for did he not paint the? and was he not consequently damned? |
nyp.33433067287528 | Yet what will the energy of true genius not effect? |
nyp.33433067287528 | You deny it? — let us not argue the matter. |
nyp.33433067287528 | You knew Plato, Bon- Bon? |
nyp.33433067287528 | and when the wisdom or the passions of maturity I found hourly gleaming from its full and speculative eye? |
nyp.33433067287528 | are they weighing the shekels of the taber- nacle?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | be so cursed with the removal of my beloved in the hour of her making them? |
nyp.33433067287528 | because simply the most abstruse of the boasted erudi- tion of the academy, have I ever found Ligeia at fault? |
nyp.33433067287528 | did you say? |
nyp.33433067287528 | do they mean to defraud us of the purchase money? |
nyp.33433067287528 | for the unusual tumult of that throbbing bosom? — for the convulsive pressure of that trembling hand? |
nyp.33433067287528 | for the unusual tumult of that throbbing bosom? — for the convulsive pressure of that trembling hand? |
nyp.33433067287528 | how do you manage?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | how knowest thou this? |
nyp.33433067287528 | how shall I ever forget thee? |
nyp.33433067287528 | how should I forget? |
nyp.33433067287528 | it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | marble? |
nyp.33433067287528 | no — but with all your nose? |
nyp.33433067287528 | or was it a test of my strength of affection, that I should institute no inquiries upon this point? |
nyp.33433067287528 | or was it rather a caprice of my own — a wildly romantic offering on the shrine of the most passionate devotion? |
nyp.33433067287528 | outline? |
nyp.33433067287528 | said he thoughtfully,"the Venus — the beautiful Venus? — the Venus of the Medici? |
nyp.33433067287528 | said he thoughtfully,"the Venus — the beautiful Venus? — the Venus of the Medici? |
nyp.33433067287528 | say you?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | shall I ever forget the intense excitement of that moment? |
nyp.33433067287528 | the destroyer came and went, and the victim — where was she? |
nyp.33433067287528 | wasting away of life, which were but the overflowings of thine everlasting energies? |
nyp.33433067287528 | what is the boasted intellect of man? |
nyp.33433067287528 | what is the matter in the crowd behind us?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | with my magnificence? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — But does not the appearance of Epidaphne justify me in calling it grotesque? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — How the devil, sir, did you get into this place? — not a word I be- seech you — been here some time myself — terrible accident! |
nyp.33433067287528 | — a"—"What, sir?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — but had she then grown taller since ber malady? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — e- h?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — for the glance of those wild appealing eyes? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — from the covenant of peace a simile of sorrow? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — heard of"catching one's breath,"eh? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — how came you here?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — how could you have obtained it? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — how — can — you?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — is it Nergal of whom the idolator speaketh? — or Ashimah? — or Nibhaz? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — is it Nergal of whom the idolator speaketh? — or Ashimah? — or Nibhaz? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — is it Nergal of whom the idolator speaketh? — or Ashimah? — or Nibhaz? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — is it possible? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — my soul is"—"What, sir?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Anamalech? — or Succoth- Benith? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Anamalech? — or Succoth- Benith? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Baal- Peor? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Baal- Perith? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Baal- Zebub? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Dagon? — or Belial? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Dagon? — or Belial? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — or Tartak i — or Adra- malech? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — physi- cian?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — pray, sir — what — what is it?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — shall these things be un- deviatingly so? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — shall this Conqueror be not once conquered? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — she of the diminutive head and the gilded hair? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — the king? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — the work of Cleomenes, the son of the Athenian?) |
nyp.33433067287528 | — there now!—how do yau know? — how came jou to understand that I was writ- ing an exposition? — good God!" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — there now!—how do yau know? — how came jou to understand that I was writ- ing an exposition? — good God!" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — upon that ottoman! — who could be be? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — what is very true? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — where? |
nyp.33433067287528 | — who can those ridiculous beings be, half naked, with their faces painted, shout- ing and gesticulating to the rabble?" |
nyp.33433067287528 | — whom doth the blasphemer invoke? |
nyp.33433067287528 | —) L 28 Venus? —( —) 1. |
nyp.33433067287528 | “ Eyes my dear Bon- Bon, eyes| did you say? |
nyp.33433067287528 | • Will you go to Almacks, pretty creature?' |
hvd.hn4ekf | - “ Does age, old man, your wits confound? ” Replied the offended god, and frowned:[ His frown was sweet as is the virgin's smile!) hvd.hn4ekf How can I be ignorant of your distresses, when their cause at this moment stands beside you?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | How? ” cried I, starting from my sofa. hvd.hn4ekf In what have I been imprudent, father? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why conceal it from me? hvd.hn4ekf 'Tis true that I perceive easily that your affection is returned: but what can be the consequences of this attachment? hvd.hn4ekf - How now, Signor? ” said he;what mean you by this rudeness? ” “ Ha! |
hvd.hn4ekf | - How now, Signor? ” said he;"what mean you by this rudeness? ” “ Ha! |
hvd.hn4ekf | - You here, Matilda? ” he at length exclaimed: “ How have you gained entrance? |
hvd.hn4ekf | - You here, Matilda? ” he at length exclaimed: “ How have you gained entrance? |
hvd.hn4ekf | - “ Where is she? ” she cried in a trembling voice:"Is she gone? |
hvd.hn4ekf | - “ Where is she? ” she cried in a trembling voice:"Is she gone? |
hvd.hn4ekf | -Where is my mother? |
hvd.hn4ekf | .. Lorenzo inquired, whither the wicket led? |
hvd.hn4ekf | 243 of a creature whom he formed in the mould of angels? |
hvd.hn4ekf | 301 destroy her rival, and substitute poison in the room of an opiate? |
hvd.hn4ekf | 369 Yet who could guess me to be in need of such assistance? |
hvd.hn4ekf | 39 fession? |
hvd.hn4ekf | 401 this melancholy scene? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Abhor you, Rosario? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Already do you drag me to punishment? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Am I indeed to lose you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Am I not a man, whose nature is frail and prone to error? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Am I not undone, undone for ever? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Am I safe? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Am I then suspected? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Am- brosio, can I have been deceived? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Ambrosio could not sustain his glance: he turned away his eyes, while thus spoke the demon: “ I have him then in my power? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Ambrosio; hear you not the archers? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Amidst all her gifts, has nature denied her most pre- cious, the sensibility of pleasure? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And do you, Rosario, do you envy an hermit's life? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And how do you think the lady repays me for my kindness? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And how does Donna Agnes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And is there indeed no hope? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And is there indeed no remedy, Matilda? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And shall this delight indeed be mine? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And so he fell from heaven, Antonia? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And still are you re- solved to drive me from you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And were you present? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And what interest, I pray you, should I have in detaining her? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And when I pre- sented him my hand, did you observe the air of passion with which he kissed it? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And where is the merit of your boasted virtue? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And who, when Celia shrieked for aid, Bade you with kisses hush the maid? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And will you not sometimes think of me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And will you then speed towards that hell? |
hvd.hn4ekf | And you too prove false? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Answer'me, Matilda, what is your resolve? ” She was silent.—“Will you not speak, Matilda? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Answer'me, Matilda, what is your resolve? ” She was silent.—“Will you not speak, Matilda? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Antonia in convulsions? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Antonia, why do not you speak, child? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Are not the pas- sions dead in my bosom? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Are these your Murcian man- ners? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Are you asleep? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Are you not guilty? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Are you not infamous in the eyes of men and angels? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Are you not safe from the Inquisition? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Beatrice! ” “ What wouldst thou? ” replied the apparition in a hollow faltering tone. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Believe you that your secret thoughts escaped me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Besides, I rather wish you not to make your proposals just at present. ” “ My proposals? |
hvd.hn4ekf | But as you do not seem inclined to sleep, shall I endeavour to amuse you with my harp? ”"How! |
hvd.hn4ekf | But might he not have been born in the abbey? ” Elvira smiled. |
hvd.hn4ekf | But permit me to ask you, Have you then any aversion to matrimony? ”"That is an home question. |
hvd.hn4ekf | But pray, cavaliers, may I not enquire your names? ” 16 THE MONK. |
hvd.hn4ekf | But shall I tell you why you wanted courage? |
hvd.hn4ekf | But supposing him to refuse his sanction, what have I still to fear? |
hvd.hn4ekf | But the crowd is nearly dissipated: will you permit us to attend you home? ”"O Christ! |
hvd.hn4ekf | But who for a moment can deceive the eyes of love? |
hvd.hn4ekf | But why persist in shunning me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can I be of use to you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can I relinquish these treasures, and leave them to another's enjoyment? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can it be you who speak to me? ” He made a movement as if to quit his seat. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can nothing satisfy you but my eternal ruin? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can such enormous sins be forgiven? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can that really be your wish? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can the rose vie with the blush of that cheek? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can you be less generous than I thought you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can you be thus blind to the happi- ness of your situation? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Can you have the heart to drive me from you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Come you to save me, to restore me to liberty, to life and light? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Dare you embrace my cause? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Dare you pay the same, Ambrosio? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Dare you plead for the produce of your shame? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Dare you spring with- out fear over the bounds which separate men from angels? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Did they submit tamely to their loss, nor attempt to recover their wandering daughter? ” “ Ere they could find her, she discovered herself. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Disgusted with a perfidious world, in what happy region does Truth conceal herself? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do those tears acknow- ledge the justice of your doom, or only solicit mitigation of your sufferings? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you bring me food? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you feel no void in your heart, which you fain would have filled up? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you freely and absolutely renounce your Creator and his Son? ” “ I do! |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you heave no sighs for the absence of some one dear to you, but who that some one is you know not? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you know the consequences of your action? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you remember the horrors of a fiery punish- ment? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you remember what you have already endured? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you see it, Segnor? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you think it possible for man to feel an attachment so disinterested and sincere?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you think me'undeserving of your confidence? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Do you to me these words address? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Does she indeed sleep? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Does she indeed sleep? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Dwelt she also in his heart? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Even were I to grant your request, what good could you derive from it? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Gracious God! ” exclaimed a voice behind him: “ Am I not deceived? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Guilt, did I say? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Has he of late set bounds to it? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Has the worthy Ambrosio broken through his resolution, that he may soften the agonies of the best of women? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Has your own hand been the instrument of your destruction? ” She smiled, and grasped his hand. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Haughty lady, why shrunk you back when yon poor frail one drew near? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have I ever used it with you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have I not done so? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have I not performed my part? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have I not shared in your guilt? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have our judges relented? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have you forgotten our contract? ” The fiend answered by a malicious laugh: “ Our contract? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have you forgotten our contract? ” The fiend answered by a malicious laugh: “ Our contract? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have you never seen the man whom you wished to be your husband? ” “ Oh! |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have you not broken your engagements with him, renounced his service and abandoned yourself to the impulse of your passions? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have you not felt all this, Antonia? ” “ Certainly I have: the first time that I saw you, I felt it. ” Ambrosio started. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have you not shared in my pleasure? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Have you the key? ” “ I have. ” “ Away then to the garden. |
hvd.hn4ekf | He can not live three days. ” “ And can no possible remedy be found? ” enquired Ro- sario. |
hvd.hn4ekf | He paused: then addressed himself to the Monk- “ Carry you to Matilda? ” he continued, repeating Am- brosio's words: “ Wretch! |
hvd.hn4ekf | He still approached, while the prisoner thus continued: “ Is it you, Camilla? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Holy St. Barbara, what does that signify? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Hope you to escape my power? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Hope you, that your offences shall be bought off by prayers of superstitious dotards and droning monks? |
hvd.hn4ekf | How am I to ac- count for this? |
hvd.hn4ekf | How can my offence be expiated? |
hvd.hn4ekf | How can rest be restored to thy unquiet spirit?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | How can you suspect me of such barbarity? |
hvd.hn4ekf | How could my friend have entered the vault without the Domina's knowledge? |
hvd.hn4ekf | How say you, my child? |
hvd.hn4ekf | How will you reward me for having suffered so grievously for your sake? |
hvd.hn4ekf | How, Segnor? |
hvd.hn4ekf | I do! ” “ Do you make over your soul to me for ever? ” “ For ever!" |
hvd.hn4ekf | I pity your sorrows, and come hither to relieve them. ” “ To relieve them! ” repeated the captive;"said you, to relieve them?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | I took an opportunity of asking one of her atten- dants what was her name? |
hvd.hn4ekf | I will not give up my hopes of being one day par- doned. ” “ You will not? |
hvd.hn4ekf | I will not hear you.—Where is the Do- mina? |
hvd.hn4ekf | If I was kept a prisoner, what meant the ceremony of committing me to the tomb? |
hvd.hn4ekf | If in one hour's conversation Matilda had produced a change so remarkable in his sentiments, what had he not to dread from her remaining in the abbey? |
hvd.hn4ekf | If my existence was known, why was I detained in this gloomy vault? |
hvd.hn4ekf | If not of demons, whose aid would you invoke to forward this laudable design? |
hvd.hn4ekf | In what consists ours, unless in the opinion of an ill- judging world? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Indeed, what petition would he have refused, if urged in such enchanting accents? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is inhumanity no fault? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is it not strange? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is it possible that your countenance expresses no surprise, no indignation? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is it possible that your sister's in- famy was known to you, and that still she possessed your affection? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is it then froin me that you fear temptation? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is my friendship then become of such little consequence? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is not this an illusion? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is not this measure necessary?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is not your cruelty contented, or have I yet more to suffer? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is pride then a vir- tue? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is she not with you? ” He stopped on beholding her lying senseless in my arms, Hastily he caught her from me. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is there a chance of my escaping? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Is there no difference between giving and receiving laws, between serving and commanding? |
hvd.hn4ekf | It seems then you were contented with my discourse? ” “ Contented, say you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | It seems then you were contented with my discourse? ” “ Contented, say you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Knowest thou in whose veins it flowed? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Lorenzo, have you quite forgotten Raymond de las Cisternas? ” Lorenzo's astonishment increased with every succeeding moment. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Matilda, are you not amus- ing yourself with my credulity? ” “ Be your own eyes the judge. ” She put the mirror into his hand. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Matilda, have you your senses? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Matilda, how can I express to you my gratitude? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Matilda, you must from hence to- morrow. ” “ To- morrow, Ambrosio? |
hvd.hn4ekf | May I not be tempted from those paths, which till now I have pursued without one moment's wandering? |
hvd.hn4ekf | May I not safely credit her assertions? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Might not Matilda have de- ceived him? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Mother St. Agatha, where are you? ” The door of the vestry opened, and the Prioress entered the chapel, followed by her nuns. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Must I for aye your loss deplore, Banished your heart, and from your favour driven? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Must those sweet days return no more? |
hvd.hn4ekf | My noviciate is not expired, and yet will you compel me to quit the monastery? |
hvd.hn4ekf | My se- verity? |
hvd.hn4ekf | My strong sense of gratitude for your kind offers of service, and—-—shall I confess it? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Nay, perhaps, what feels it for one even now? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Need I entreat you to write the very moment of your return? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Now, father, what shall I sing? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Of whom are you afraid?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | Officers of the Inquisition? |
hvd.hn4ekf | On what chimera rest then your hopes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Or if I was doomed to perish with hunger, to whose pity was I in- debted for provisions placed within my reach? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Or will you refuse a night's lodging to a gentleman, whose chaise has just broken down in the forest?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | Or, while you fill every other heart with passion, is it possible that your own remains insensible and cold? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Per- ceive you not that what formerly could please, has charms for you no longer? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Pray, who may the lady be? ” “ That is more than I can pretend to tell you. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Receives he no longer a sinner with joy? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Seek they for me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Shall I give the reins to my desires and gratify every wild tumultuous wish? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Shall I renounce for ever my title to salvation? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Shall I suffer the Church of Christ to cherish in its bosom debauchery and shame? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Shall a creature be permitted to live, conceived in guilt so mon- strous? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Shall my eyes seek a sight which I know will blast them? |
hvd.hn4ekf | She sunk beneath the weight of her sorrows in the very spring of life. ” “ What were those sorrows? ” “ They will not excite your pity. |
hvd.hn4ekf | She who possesses your heart, how has she merited such a treasure? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Should I not barter for a single embrace the reward of my sufferings for thirty years? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Some wish impure, which unreprest You blush to see, and I to own? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Speak yet again: will you sign the parchment? ” “ I will not. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Speak! ” cried Flora and the Monk at the same time:"what has happened? |
hvd.hn4ekf | St. Anthony had withstood all seductions to lust, then why should not he? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Still are you beguiled with visions of salvation? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Still dare you hope for pardon? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Suppose I were to acknowledge that the object of your desires is not unknown to me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Suppose we adjourn to the comedy? ” “ It is out of my power. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Surely her love is as pure as she describes: had it been the offspring of mere licentious- ness, would she so long have concealed it in her own bosom? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Tell me, my lovely daughter, have you known what it is to love? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Tell us, ye dead, will none of you, in pity To those you left behind, disclose the secret? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Temptation, did I say? |
hvd.hn4ekf | The breast so capable of fondness for a parent, what will it feel for a lover? |
hvd.hn4ekf | The dignity of my habit? |
hvd.hn4ekf | The priest said, as the knight drew near, “ And wherefore comes the white chief bere?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | The risk of your being discovered is too great; and I will not expose myself to so dangerous a temptation. ” “ Temptation, say you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Though conscious of the danger, wilfully shall I expose myself to the seducer's arts? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Thus is the avowal of my love received? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Was purgatory meant for guilt like yours? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Was the air infected by her errors? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Was your purity soiled by her passing breath? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Well, but, Claude, you may at least eat your supper here? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What are your suf- ferings? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What atonement can purchase the pardon of my crime? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What brings them here? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What brings you hither? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What can now be done? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What can repay me for having kissed the leathern paw of that confounded old witch? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What have you done, imprudent woman? ” exclaimed the latter, as soon as they were left alone: “ tell me; are my suspicions just? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What have you done, imprudent woman? ” exclaimed the latter, as soon as they were left alone: “ tell me; are my suspicions just? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What have you done? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What have you in your basket, Rosario? ” THE MONK. |
hvd.hn4ekf | What have you lost which I preserved? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What if she broke the bonds of the tomb, and glided angrily before my blasted eyes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What if she broke the bonds of the tomb, and glided angrily before my blasted eyes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What if she rose from her grave at this sad and silent hour? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What if she rose from her grave at this sad and silent hour? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What is the meaning of all this? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What is the watch- word?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | What is this love of which you speak? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What is your decision? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What is your friend's name? ” “ Vincentio della Ronda. ”'Tis sufficient. |
hvd.hn4ekf | What means that burning cross upon your forehead, and why did the sight of it strike such horror to my soul?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | What means this magnificence, and the joy which sparkles in your eyes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What more did I promise than to save you from your prison? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What raises her above Rodolpha? ” I endeavoured to lift her from her knees. |
hvd.hn4ekf | What sacrifice has she made to you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What should induce my persuading you to this step, except the wish of restoring you to happiness and quiet? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What temptations have you van- quished? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What then am I? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What then now is left for me to do? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What then will become of you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What was that? ” he cried, and started.- “ There, Segnor! ” said Helena. |
hvd.hn4ekf | What was the return? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What would I re- fuse to sacrifice, could I be released from my vows, and per- mitted to declare my love in the sight of earth and heaven? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What would be too dear a price for this lovely girl's affections? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What, your sister? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What? |
hvd.hn4ekf | What? |
hvd.hn4ekf | When I took off my veil, did you see, Antonia, what an effect the action had upon the Conde? |
hvd.hn4ekf | When did you ever know me do such a thing? |
hvd.hn4ekf | When shall my heart thy pleasures know? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Where are they, Theodore? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Where are you, Raymond? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Where are your chains? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Where is the Lady Prioress? ” he added, raising his voice. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Where is the risk of ac- cepting my offers? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Where may I send to you? ” “ I am always to be found at the Medina palace. ” “ You may depend upon hearing from me. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Where then is your constant boast of the Almighty's infinite mercy? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Whither do I suffer my admiration of this picture to hurry me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who are you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who can protect me against my conscience, against myself? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who else has subdued the violence of strong passions and an impetuous temperament, and submitted even from the dawn of life to voluntary retirement? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who is she? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who led you to the wave, An noon where Lesbia loved to lave? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who named the bower alone where Daphne lay? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who then can wonder if he yielded to the tempta- tion? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Who? ” said I. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Whom shall I meet? ” The figure pointed to the ground with one hand, and with the other raised the linen which covered its face. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why did you not stipulate for life, and power, and pleasure? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why did you not tell me of this cottage sooner? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why dost thou afflict and torture this youth? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why is he not with him? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why not, my dear Conde? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why shrink you from me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why then have you never inentioned his name to me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why will you not confide in me, and what can you fear? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Why, would you believe it, Signor? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will it not be easy for me to forget her sex, and still consider her as my friend and my disciple? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will not this offer suffice? ” “ It will not. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will the seraphims protect it, conduct Antonia to your arms, and sanction with their ministry your illicit pleasures? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will this discovery make me still more regarded as an object of suspicion? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will you be mine, body and soul? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will you clasp that perdition in your arms ere'tis needful? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will you hear the ballad which treats of the gallant Durandarte, who died in the fa- mous battle of Roncevalles? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will you not name your choice? ” “ Cruel! |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will you not some- times shed a tear upon my tomb? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Will you sometimes abstract your attention from heavenly objects to bestow a thought upon me?"... |
hvd.hn4ekf | Without reserve or subterfuge? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Would she not have employed some means to procure its gra- tification? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Wretched Matilda, you have destroyed my quiet for ever! ” “ To me these reproaches, Ambrosio? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Yet may not my unconscious breast Harbour some guilt to me unknown? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Yet tell me, father, shall I bear your good wishes with me to my solitude? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Yet why reject pleasures so sweet, so rapturous? |
hvd.hn4ekf | Yet why then was the quality of my provision so coarse? |
hvd.hn4ekf | You are come then at last? |
hvd.hn4ekf | You must per- sonate the bleeding nun, truly? |
hvd.hn4ekf | You now despair of possessing your mistress; but I come to revive your hopes, and point out the road to success. ” “ To success? |
hvd.hn4ekf | You remember that night which I passed in St. Clare's sepulchre? |
hvd.hn4ekf | a dream, a dreadful dream, told me-----But where am I? |
hvd.hn4ekf | after disgracing me in the presence of Madrid's idol, of the very man on whom I most wished to impress an idea of the strictness of my discipline? |
hvd.hn4ekf | all goes wrong, and God only hnows whether any thing will ever go right again? |
hvd.hn4ekf | and Lucifer is your slave. ” “ Will no less price content you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | and if she had entered, why was the door fastened so carefully? |
hvd.hn4ekf | and you too can betray me? ” “ Matilda? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | and you too can betray me? ” “ Matilda? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | are you prepared to renounce him who made you, and him who died for you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | can the lily rival the whiteness of that hand? |
hvd.hn4ekf | conduct justified this fear? |
hvd.hn4ekf | cried the driver with im- patience, “ what are you about? |
hvd.hn4ekf | dear mother, how should I possibly think him so? |
hvd.hn4ekf | exclaimed the Monk, and caught ber to his bosom: “ Can I bebere my senses? |
hvd.hn4ekf | flames while you still have the power to shun them? |
hvd.hn4ekf | from me, in whom the world's dazzling pleasures created no other sentiment than contempt? |
hvd.hn4ekf | from me, whose attachment is grounded on your exemption from human frailty? |
hvd.hn4ekf | gracious God, should I then resist the temptation? |
hvd.hn4ekf | have I not freed myself from the frailiy of mankind? |
hvd.hn4ekf | in whose presence you rejoiced, for whose absence you lamented? |
hvd.hn4ekf | interrupted Don Christoval, counterfeiting a passionate air"if a pretty face will do the business, why has not your sister recourse to you?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | is it only you?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | is it you, honest Claude? ” replied a man's voice from within: “ wait a moment, and the door shall be opened." |
hvd.hn4ekf | live to plunge myself in infamy? |
hvd.hn4ekf | may not his sentiments be inspired by some kind and secret genius, friend to my affection? |
hvd.hn4ekf | my tears bedew thee; How shall I thy loss survive? |
hvd.hn4ekf | now pursue my first intention, and probably pass the evening with my sister at the parlour- grate. ” 6 Your sister in a convent, say you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | quoth I, does your mistress eat flesh upon Fridays? |
hvd.hn4ekf | safe from all but from me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | shall St. Clare's convent become the retreat of prostitutes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | that a thousand new wishes, new ideas, new sensations, have sprung in your bosom, only to be felt, never to be described? |
hvd.hn4ekf | that suicide is the greatest of crimes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | that you destroy your soul? |
hvd.hn4ekf | that you lose your claim to salvation? |
hvd.hn4ekf | that you may denounce me to the world? |
hvd.hn4ekf | that you may proclaim me a hypocrite, a ravisher, a betrayer, a monster of cruelty, lust, and ingratitude? |
hvd.hn4ekf | the sound of whose voice soothed you, pleased you, penetrated to your very soul? |
hvd.hn4ekf | the unfortunates! ” cried the Baroness: “ How say you, Segnor? |
hvd.hn4ekf | these lips fraught with such inexhaustible sweet- ness? |
hvd.hn4ekf | they will be here immediately! ”- Who will be here? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | to become the agent of hell? |
hvd.hn4ekf | to me, who have sacrificed for you the world's pleasures, the luxury of wealth, the delicacy of sex, my friends, my fortune, and my fame? |
hvd.hn4ekf | to work the destruction both of you and of myself? |
hvd.hn4ekf | to- morrow? |
hvd.hn4ekf | true! ” said Baptiste; “ Marguerite, have you given the sleeping- draught to the waiting- women? ” She replied in the affirmative. |
hvd.hn4ekf | unes a day, and observing every fast prescribed by the ca- lendar? |
hvd.hn4ekf | what is that? ” As he uttered these words, his eyes, which were fixed upon the bed, saw the curtain shaken gently backwards and for- wards. |
hvd.hn4ekf | what is that? ” As he uttered these words, his eyes, which were fixed upon the bed, saw the curtain shaken gently backwards and for- wards. |
hvd.hn4ekf | what is the matter? ” “ Oh! |
hvd.hn4ekf | what shall I do? |
hvd.hn4ekf | what will become of me? ” Here she wept bitterly, wrung her hands, and begged to know the Abbot's opinion of her case. |
hvd.hn4ekf | what would you do?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | where are your promises? |
hvd.hn4ekf | where is Father Pablos? |
hvd.hn4ekf | where shall I now seek for probity? |
hvd.hn4ekf | whither are you running, boys? |
hvd.hn4ekf | who can reflect without horror on such a doom? |
hvd.hn4ekf | who shall shield me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | whose form, though a stranger's, was familiar to your eyes? |
hvd.hn4ekf | why such anxiety to fly my presence? |
hvd.hn4ekf | with whom your heart seemed to expand, and in whose bosom, with confidence unbounded, you re- posed the cares of your own? |
hvd.hn4ekf | without future appeal to the divine mercy? ” The last chain fell from the door of the prison. |
hvd.hn4ekf | yet remain for me, may I not pass them in your presence? |
hvd.hn4ekf | you felt these sentiments for me? ” THE MONK- Even with more strength than you kave described The very moment that I bebeld you. |
hvd.hn4ekf | you pity her? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Accept my hand? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ After robbing her of all that made it dear, can you fear to deprive her of a life so miserable? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And are you equally anxious for the return of your sons? ” said I to her. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And by what title do you ask the question? ” “ By a title of which I am now ashamed; but it becomes not you to question me. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And did not your parents seek for her? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And do you not long to see that man, Antonia? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And how comes it, ” said I, “ that you are under no ap- prehension of meeting these robbers? ” “ Alas! |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And in what consists the danger? ” said he. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And now,"said our hero, “ may I take the liberty of ask- ing what is the meaning of all this haste and rapture? ” “ Oh! |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And what do I risk, ” said he to himself, “ by authorising her stay? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And what prevents you, Matilda? ” interrupted the Friar. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And where is the bridegroom? ” said the imaginary Friar. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And you believe this, Agnes? ” “ How can you ask such a question? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ And you believe this, Agnes? ” “ How can you ask such a question? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Antonia secure from you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Are you then God's friend at present? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ But most from me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Chastisement? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Dear aunt! ” said Antonia, when the stranger had finished, “ is she not mad? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Did she never speak to those who met her? ” said I.! |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Did you hear me? ” said Baptiste, in an angry tone. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Did you see any thing? ” she asked. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Disagreeable? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Do not you see, that the other ladies have all laid their veils aside, to do honour no doubt to the holy place in which we are? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Do you know the resemblance? ” said she, smiling. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Does that make a saint? ” enquired Antonia. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ For Strasbourg? ” interrupted Baptiste; “ you are not going thither to- night? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ For Strasbourg? ” interrupted Baptiste; “ you are not going thither to- night? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ For what am I summoned hither? ” said the demon, in a voice which sulphurous fogs had damped to hoarseness.' |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Gracious God! ” she said to herself, “ what could be that sound? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Great God!--Is it no illusion P—--A man? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Home! ” exclaimed Jacintha; “ I go home? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ How came I here? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ How is this? ” said he to himself; “ How comes this door unfastened?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ How is this? ” said he to himself; “ How comes this door unfastened?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ How is this? ” said he to himself; “ How comes this door unfastened?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ How is this? ” said he to himself; “ How comes this door unfastened?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ How, Rosario? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ How, lady! ” said he, “ can you really hope for my per- mission to remain amongst us? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ I dare not disobey my taskers. ” “ Darest thou disobey me? ” He spoke in a commanding tone, and drew the sable band from his forehead. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ I think of it, Don Christoval? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ In convulsions, say you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Is it possible? ” she continued, “ do not my eyes deceive ine? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Is it possible? ” she continued, “ do not my eyes deceive ine? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Is such your resolution? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Knowest thou this blood? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Mad? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Matilda! ” he said, after a long silence, in a low and un- steady voice: “ What price gave you for liberty? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Me, Antonia? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Medina? ” he cried. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Not quit these mountains alive? ” he exclaimed: “ Perfi- dious, what mean you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Not quit these mountains alive? ” he exclaimed: “ Perfi- dious, what mean you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Not these verses, which you just now declared to be so charming? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Only a man who made me a strange speech at Munich. ” “ What was the purport of it? ”. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Perhaps, ” said Robert, “ the smell may be disagreeable to you?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Poisoned? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Return to your home? ” repeated the Monk, with bitter and contemptuous mockery; then suddenly his eyes flaming with passion. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Safe from whom, my child? ” replied the astonished Jacintha: “ What alarms you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Safe from whom, my child? ” replied the astonished Jacintha: “ What alarms you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Sensible? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Shall the reward of my services be paid me? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Sufferings at your age, Rosario? ” “ Aye, father; sufferings, which if known to you, would equally raise your anger and compassion! |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Suppose I were to spare you that confession? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ That you should abhor me for my weakness; that the reward of my confidence should be the loss of your esteem. ” “ How shall I re- assure you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ The Baroness Lindenberg! ” cried another of the stran- gers eagerly: “ Where is she? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ The noise comes from hence, ” said he: “ whose is this statue? ” Helena, to whom he addressed the question, paused for a moment. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Thus am I trifled with? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Twice I saw a column of light flash up the staircase. ” “ Nothing else? ”- Nothing." |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Unpardonable, say you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ We meet again P ” she pronounced at length with diffi- culty: “ Where shall we meet? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Well may I be so; I have just received a pleasure unex- ampled through my whole life. ” • What was that pleasure?". |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Well, Antonia,"said the aunt, as soon as she had quitted the church, “ what think you of our gallants? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What can this mean? ” cried Lorenzo. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What disturbs thy sleep? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What does this mean, Agnes? ” said I:"is this some in- vention of your own? ” She cast her eyes upon the drawing. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What does this mean, Agnes? ” said I:"is this some in- vention of your own? ” She cast her eyes upon the drawing. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What is the matter?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What it is to love? ” said she, repeating his question. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What seek you in this desert drear? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What would you do, cruel woman? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What would you more? ” she said with timidity: “ Is not my ruin completed? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What would you more? ” she said with timidity: “ Is not my ruin completed? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What! ” she exclaimed suddenly, shaking off their hold with distracted gestures, “ is all hope then lost? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What, my son?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ What? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ When was that once?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Where am I? ” she said abruptly. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Who is it, then? ” replied the sufferer; “ Alix, perhaps, or Violante. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Who is there? ” said Ambrosio at length. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Who, ” thought he, “ who but myself has passed the or- deal of youth, yet sees no single stain upon his conscience? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Why is your business in the cavern made a secret?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Why surely you are not going away, reverend father? ” cried she: “ Did you not promise to pass the night in the haunted chamber? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Why surely you are not going away, reverend father? ” cried she: “ Did you not promise to pass the night in the haunted chamber? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Why then were you so silent in praise of this phoenix of Madrid? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ With me? ” she replied in a faltering voice. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You apprehend the loss of my friendship? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You dare not? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You have no friend, say you? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You here, Marquis? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You here, reverend father? ” cried the Novice. |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You pity her? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You saw her?-Saw whom? ”. “ My mother's ghost! ” “ Christ Jesus!" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ You saw her?-Saw whom? ”. “ My mother's ghost! ” “ Christ Jesus!" |
hvd.hn4ekf | “ Your fortune? |
hvd.hn4ekf | “'Tis as I feared, ” said he; “ there is no hope. ” “ No hope! ” exclaimed the monks with one voice;"say you, no hope?" |
hvd.hn4ekf | • Do you hear footsteps? ” said Lorenzo. |
osu.32435018593673 | — the words fell sharp and harsh, like the clash of steel blades—“You have been fighting our own men — our own men, sir; do you hear? osu.32435018593673 , It is said to resemble me; do you think so? ” “ Resemble you? osu.32435018593673 , It is said to resemble me; do you think so? ” “ Resemble you? osu.32435018593673 163 “ Doyle, ” I repeated, “ did they save her? |
osu.32435018593673 | 255 have been insensible to this dreadful object now so conspicuous in the white moonlight? |
osu.32435018593673 | 2O1 I followed her until – Miss Margovan, are you sure that you understand? ” She was now pale but perfectly calm. |
osu.32435018593673 | 33 enemy and fired? |
osu.32435018593673 | 93 with bushwhackers, as reported in your last dis- patch? |
osu.32435018593673 | A moment later, “ What 164 CAAM SUCH 7 A//AVGS BE 2 do you know of Janette Harford? ” he asked very calmly. |
osu.32435018593673 | Are there any perquisites? |
osu.32435018593673 | At him? |
osu.32435018593673 | Be kind enough to inform me what are the emoluments of the office I hold in the mili- tary arm, and if they are by salary or fees? |
osu.32435018593673 | But how had I known 198 CAA/ SUCH 7'H'MA GS BA 2 that this man's name was Margovan? |
osu.32435018593673 | But what mortal can cope with a creature of his dream? |
osu.32435018593673 | But you know all that. ” “ Naturally. ” “ But not knowing the right name, by what happy inspiration did you find the right grave? |
osu.32435018593673 | By the way, I heard the other day that ‘ Brans- com'was not his real name. ” “ What is? ” “ I ca n't recall it. |
osu.32435018593673 | Can you guess why I sent for you, and told you to come heeled? ”| “ Oh, I never have bothered you about things of that kind. |
osu.32435018593673 | Did she, by some of the many methods of divina- tion known to her sex, read my feelings? |
osu.32435018593673 | Do I make myself understood, sir? ” “ Nothing could be plainer. |
osu.32435018593673 | Do I then really wish that I had taken life in the performance of a duty as well performed without? |
osu.32435018593673 | Do you accept? |
osu.32435018593673 | Do you mean to say that he had anything to do with this horrible business? ” OA/ A2 A*/A/ D OA. |
osu.32435018593673 | Do you mind showing me the watch? ” He detached it from his waistcoat, chain and all, and passed it to me without a word. |
osu.32435018593673 | Do you play me for a Chinaman? |
osu.32435018593673 | Do you think your'authorities'will believe you? ” She was now smiling like an angel, and, God help me! |
osu.32435018593673 | Had he not described his delusion in the interest of science? |
osu.32435018593673 | Hart's brigade'"“ General, I know that. ” “ You know it — you know that, and you sit here smoking? |
osu.32435018593673 | I cried out, or thought I cried out: “ My God, will he never stop going up? ” He passed close to the branch of a tree. |
osu.32435018593673 | I was insulted and ordered to my post. ” “ Do you know anything of the orders under which I was acting? ” asked the captain. |
osu.32435018593673 | I wish I could say that it is as well commanded. ” “ Eh, what's that? |
osu.32435018593673 | Learning your failure at them, I laid for him there. ” “ And you found him? ” “ D n it! |
osu.32435018593673 | OP PHIL A PREFHA-||#-,-"------------* Communiter bona Profundere# est&------- w**=--~~~------------------- CAN SUCH THINGS BE? |
osu.32435018593673 | One would think — but what does it matter; it is easily bedtime — isn't that near enough? |
osu.32435018593673 | Ransome? |
osu.32435018593673 | Shall I tell a truth which, dis- crediting my courage, will have the effect of a lie? |
osu.32435018593673 | Sorry to deprive them, really. ” “ Doyle, what book are you reading? ” “ Oh, it's called “ Denneker's Meditations. ” It's a rum lot. |
osu.32435018593673 | The whole attitude was that of desperate but ineffectual resistance to — what? |
osu.32435018593673 | Then I said: “ Was that all? ”- “ No — there was something else. |
osu.32435018593673 | They have all said that, yet none believes it? |
osu.32435018593673 | This is clear to you, is it not, sir? ” The visitor nodded gravely. |
osu.32435018593673 | Want to see it? ” He tossed me the volume, which opened as it fell. |
osu.32435018593673 | Was it fear? |
osu.32435018593673 | What could I say? |
osu.32435018593673 | What more could I wish? |
osu.32435018593673 | What mout it be, neighbor? ” But the “ neighbor ” did not answer, being engaged in the unneighborly act of covering him with a cocked pistol. |
osu.32435018593673 | What, then, shall I do? |
osu.32435018593673 | Whom do you mean? ” “ Janette Harford. ”. |
osu.32435018593673 | Why not? |
osu.32435018593673 | Why should it have made a record which there was none to observe? |
osu.32435018593673 | Would you mind coming down? ” The lieutenant would not mind; he made a hasty toilet and joined me. |
osu.32435018593673 | my friend, why do you insist? |
osu.32435018593673 | would not have been? |
osu.32435018593673 | you have known me all along? ” The captain had risen and was walking the floor of his tent, visibly excited. |
osu.32435018593673 | you recognize me? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Are Mrs. Corray and her daughter still here? ” I asked. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ But where did you pass the night? ” inquired his wife, after he had briefly related his adventure. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Good God! ” he cried, “ are you Say- 1Or P ” “ Yes — why not? ” The editor made no answer, but continued staring. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Her? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ How do you know that? ” I asked. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ How do you know which way I am going? ” Then I said, “ I shall be pleased to have your company." |
osu.32435018593673 | “ How far is it? ” inquired Holker, as they strode along, their feet stirring white the dust beneath the damp surface of the road. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ I stated, did I not, that the Chinaman came to his death from natural causes? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ I was. ” “ And could you not have known — could you not see, sir, that you were attacking our own men? ” The reply was astounding! |
osu.32435018593673 | “ In a little cupboard I found a photograph of MacGregor, but it did not lead to his capture. ” “ Will you let me see it? ” I said. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ None whatever, ” I replied rather gruffly, “ but in what capacity will you go? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ THE exact time? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ The White Church? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ The chap who cut his wife's throat? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Was she very like me? ” she asked, with an indifference which I thought a little overdone. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ What do you mean? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ What do you wish me to do? ” she asked. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ What is the matter, father? ” the girl asked. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Where is Lieutenant Price? ” the captain said. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Who was the aggressor in this affair, you or General Hart? ” he asked. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Who's Bayne? ” Holker asked rather incuri- ously. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Why, bless my soul! ” I exclaimed, experienc- ing the keenest artistic delight—“how under the sun did you get that done? |
osu.32435018593673 | “ Will you not tell me all? ” I added. |
osu.32435018593673 | “ You will tell me after a while,"I continued;"I suppose you will tell me after a while. ” A moment later I asked: “ What ship is this?" |
nyp.33433075737084 | 169 and disturbing influence upon my life? |
nyp.33433075737084 | 171 “ Why,'thanael, darling, do n't you know? ” she replied. |
nyp.33433075737084 | 189 reflections? |
nyp.33433075737084 | 283 childless old man, to do with money? |
nyp.33433075737084 | 83 lime? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Are you going to throw her in the arms of that scoundrel,- sweet Marianna, thy life, thy hope, thy all? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Art thou not I? |
nyp.33433075737084 | But the officer held him fast, saying, “ Do you mean that pretty young lady who sat beside you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | But through the midst of the savage fury of the tem- pest he heard Clara's voice calling, “ Can you not see me, dear? |
nyp.33433075737084 | But who can fathom the follies of a young man who has got too hot blood in his head and heart? |
nyp.33433075737084 | But, d'ye know, my Margarita's grown a big girl and fine- looking? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Do you imagine I am going to dwell in this weird owls'nest? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Do you know how very impatient the Baroness is to see you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Do you mean to cheat yourself out of your Marianna, you hound? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Have you such a bad opinion of me? |
nyp.33433075737084 | How was I to get on? |
nyp.33433075737084 | May I presume that it is your love for art which brings you to me? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Observing what I was about, she exclaimed, astonished, “ Are you going to leave us?' |
nyp.33433075737084 | Pray tell me when he came to lodge with you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | So after dinner, when we were alone together in our room, he burst out, “ But in Heaven's name, cousin, tell me what is the matter with you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | That Michele and gendarmes shall accompany us? |
nyp.33433075737084 | The melancholy strains of the Ochi, perchè piangete( O eyes, why weep you?) |
nyp.33433075737084 | The old gentleman shouted in his strong stentorian voice, “ Francis, Francis, where the deuce are you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Then one of them wailed, “ Do you know me? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Then your friends asked you, “ What is the matter with you, my dear friend? |
nyp.33433075737084 | To whom could I better intrust my compositions than to you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | We shall manage it to- night? |
nyp.33433075737084 | What should I do? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Where else can you better live in your art than with us? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Who does not know with what mysterious power the mind is enthralled in the midst of unusual and singularly strange circumstances? |
nyp.33433075737084 | Who will suffer himself to be terrified at such a thing as that? ” Thus I calmed my fears again. |
nyp.33433075737084 | Yes, yes; I loved Felicia and fol- lowed her. ” But the broker skipped about on one foot, and continued to say, “ Well, now, did you ever? |
nyp.33433075737084 | You understand me? |
nyp.33433075737084 | but who is this nasty Sand- man who always sends us away from papa? |
nyp.33433075737084 | did you ever? ” until Traugott placed his hand earnestly upon his arm and asked, “ Come, tell me then, in heaven's name! |
nyp.33433075737084 | do tell us, my good sir? ” Hence I was most powerfully impelled to narrate to you Nathanael's ominous life. |
nyp.33433075737084 | draughtsmanship, the powerful expression, but above all the living movement of your fingers? |
nyp.33433075737084 | what childish tricks are these? |
nyp.33433075737084 | what have you done with my daughter what have you done with my daughter? ” wailed the figure, in a dreadful and hollow voice. |
nyp.33433075737084 | when you scratch so hideously at the bricked- up postern, you want, I dare say, to go up the astronomical tower, do n't you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | you incomparable villain! ” screamed old Berklinger, pushing him on before him, “ so that was your love for art? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ But what can Signor Pasquale do against you now? ” asked Salvator. |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ By the saints"exclaimed Pasquale Capuzzi, ter- rified, “ where am I? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ Do n't you see 7"replied the coachman, who was driving along beside me, “ why, do n't you see? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ Has he got her again 7"shouted Capuzzi, beside himself; “ has he got her again, good Pasquale 2 Has he got his little darling, his Marianna? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ Here, my dear sir, here are fifty ducats, come take them. ” “ Pasquale, what are you about? ” said the real Capuzzi in an undertone. |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ How in the world can I cure her? ” I managed to stammer out at length with an effort. |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ None of the painters here have seen your picture? ” “ No, not one, ” was Antonio's reply. |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ Pasquale, have you gone out of your senses? ” exclaimed the real Capuzzi a little louder. |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ What good can come of it? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ What's that? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ What's the matter with you, my friend? ” asked my neighbour, thus recalling me to myself; but Seraphina had left the hall. |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ What's the matter with you? ” she whispered softly; “ what's the matter with you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ What's the matter with you? ” she whispered softly; “ what's the matter with you? |
nyp.33433075737084 | “ Where am I? ” he asked in a faint voice. |
uc1.31158000564988 | And had you no fear? |
uc1.31158000564988 | How do you mean? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Sarah, you'll be true to me? uc1.31158000564988 Where are you going? ” almost screamed Mary. |
uc1.31158000564988 | * Do n't I let you dress as you please?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Again he crossed himself and mumbled a prayer, before he answered:"It is unholy,"“ What is unholy?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | All the brooding passion of the past year seemed to find a voice at once as he asked her:-"Why are you here? |
uc1.31158000564988 | And do you imagine, sir, that you wo nt see none of them? |
uc1.31158000564988 | And for him is he safe? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Bahl what matters it-life or death?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | But if it should come again, you will tell ine, will you not? |
uc1.31158000564988 | But tell me, sir, how did you pass the night? |
uc1.31158000564988 | But would it not be well to keep it to ourselves?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Do not be alarmed if Benchurch gets a surprise before morning. ” “ Oh, Doctor, what do you mean? |
uc1.31158000564988 | He perpetually assailed Sarah with an “ if! ” If Abel did not return, would she then marry him? |
uc1.31158000564988 | I dare say this old galoot can rise some string and tie me up accordin'to sample?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | If Abel had taken his fortune, and married another girl on the head of it, would she marry him, Eric, as soon as the truth were known? |
uc1.31158000564988 | If the 11th April went by without Abel being in the port, would she give him over? |
uc1.31158000564988 | If you're not, I tell you I shall have my banns up, and you may get back too late. ” “ What do you mean, Eric? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Is that the work of a dog, master?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Is this the manner of the Old Guard? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Is this what we understand?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | It was a new excitement, and had I not recovered my ring? |
uc1.31158000564988 | May I go with you?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | My curiosity was piqued: “ But you said there was a village. ” “ There was. ”"Where is it now?' |
uc1.31158000564988 | My dear Gerald, what are you A GIPSY PROPHECY 87 are as thinking of? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Qui va la? ” The rattle of musketry, the flash of steel before my eyes. |
uc1.31158000564988 | She keeps telling me! ” The silence which followed was broken by Eric, who said hotly to Abel: “ Let the lass alone, ca n't you? |
uc1.31158000564988 | So how can she have returned? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Tell me, old man, is this a put- up thing? |
uc1.31158000564988 | There's many a true word spoken in jest. ” “ How do you mean? |
uc1.31158000564988 | They? |
uc1.31158000564988 | They? |
uc1.31158000564988 | This is no place to stay, and on this of all nights! ” “ What was it?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Ugh! ” “ And the other? ”'Oh, he's worse still. |
uc1.31158000564988 | Was there anyone drifted in?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | We should never have found him but for the yelping of the wolf. ” • What became of it? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Well, I hope? |
uc1.31158000564988 | What can have been that unhappy fact that he spoke of?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | What do you mean?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | What does it all mean? |
uc1.31158000564988 | What dost thou?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | What is it to you, at any- rate?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | What is it?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | When we had cleared the town, I said, after signalling to him to stop: “ Tell me, Johann, what is to- night?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Where are the other chiffoniers?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Where is he?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Where is your rope? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Where to? ” I asked, rising to go. |
uc1.31158000564988 | Why do n't ye toss up for her? |
uc1.31158000564988 | Will that do?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | Wykham asked suddenly: “ Did he marry you? ” The woman's distorted face broadened out in a ghastly attempt at a smile. |
uc1.31158000564988 | You have a wife you love? ” “ Yes,"emphatically. |
uc1.31158000564988 | You told me of the gipsy camp- did you arrange it all with Her Majesty?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | You wo n't marry till I return?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | is this good? ” As he spoke he removed the upper hand from the coin and placed the latter back in his pocket. |
uc1.31158000564988 | mad? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ And you? ” “ We are on guard! ”"Peste!" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ But Herr Delbrück,"I enquired, “ how and why was it that the soldiers searched for me?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ But surely you would not send a search- party of soldiers merely on this account?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Did Mrs. Witham ask you to come here and see me and advise me?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Him? ” he asked, in so fierce a whisper that even the woman was for an instant startled till she regained her calm. |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ I suppose you know,"said the Doctor after a pause, “ what the rope is?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ It is settled that ye put yer money together to make a home for her, whether ye toss for her or leave it for her to choose?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Looks like a chrysalis, do n't it? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Mary! ” said he, “ is this all the trust you have in me? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Me have fear? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Must I speak plainer?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ No? ” I said, questioning him; “ is n't it long since the wolves were so near the city?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ No? ” I said, questioning him; “ is n't it long since the wolves were so near the city?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Say, Colonel,"said he, “ Why not take Madame for a little prom- enade? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Then there is a village?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Well, Sarah,"he called out in a loud voice, though to her it did not ring truly, “ is the wedding dress done? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ What is it, Geoffrey? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ What is it, dear? |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ What is the dream?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ What is your plan? ” asked Gerald. |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ What on earth has happened to all the knives-- the edges seem all ground off?" |
uc1.31158000564988 | “ Where is he? |
mdp.39015038826841 | ! ” Why attempt to describe the terrible scene which ensued? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But if we can not imagine Madame Rogêt privy to the design of elopement, may we not at least suppose this design entertained by the girl? mdp.39015038826841 ) 41);806*;4878(60))85;;]8*;:**8783(88) 5* 4;46(;88* 96*? mdp.39015038826841 * “ Vot is cum'd to mein pelly? |
mdp.39015038826841 | -"of Chantilly,"said he,"why do you pause? |
mdp.39015038826841 | -how long do you propose to be absent? ” “ Probably all night. |
mdp.39015038826841 | -ill 438 THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO 439 “ How? ” said he. |
mdp.39015038826841 | 232 POE'S SHORT STORIES “ What, then, are the facts on which M. Beauvais says that he has no doubt the body was that of Marie Rogêt? |
mdp.39015038826841 | 366 POE'S SHORT STORIES P. What, then, is God? |
mdp.39015038826841 | 88 POE'S SHORT STORIES An hour thus elapsed when( could it be possible?) |
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mdp.39015038826841 | ? |
mdp.39015038826841 | A pipe? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And again I sunk into visions of Ligeia- and again( what marvel that I shudder while I write? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And am I not now dying a victim to the horror and the mystery of the wildest of all sublunary visions? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And in what words does Madame Deluc designate the period of the evening at which these screams were heard? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And is it therefore that he has never thus suffered? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And that gulf is- what? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And the chin, with its dimples, as in health, might it not be hers?—but had she then grown taller since her malady? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And when did the radiant Una ask anything of her Monos in vain? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And where is his corpse? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And while I thus spoke, did there not cross your mind some thought of the physical power of words? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And why did you insist on letting fall the bug, instead of a bullet, from the skull? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | And why, Agathos, should they have proceeded? |
mdp.39015038826841 | And why? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Are such things the operation of ungoverned Chance? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Are there other rudimental thinking beings than man? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Are these green tombs theirs?—or do they yield up their sweet lives as mankind yield up their own? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Are we not part and parcel in Thee? |
mdp.39015038826841 | At length I said, “ Well, but G--, what of the purloined letter? |
mdp.39015038826841 | At what point? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Besides, was he not in the secret?—had he not skimmed over Père Le Brun?- was he not a member of the Club Vingt- un? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But do they not rather demonstrate the absence of a gang? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But is it not getting late? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But the boat- would he have secured it? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But the memory of past sorrow- is it not present joy? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But this discovery gives us three new letters, o, u, and g, represented by?,?, and 3. |
mdp.39015038826841 | But this discovery gives us three new letters, o, u, and g, represented by?,?, and 3. |
mdp.39015038826841 | But what human language can adequately portray that astonishment, that horror which pos- sessed me at the spectacle then presented to view? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But when were the hopes of humanity fulfilled? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But where, meantime, was the soul? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But who and what was this Wilson?—and whence came he?-and what were his purposes? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But why is this man absent? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But why shall I minutely detail the unspeakable horrors of that night? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But why this necessity? |
mdp.39015038826841 | But would any number of men have dreamed of resorting to such an expedient? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Can I- shall I describe my sensations?-must I say that I felt all the horrors of the damned? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Certainly not — but are we prepared to say that there was not the frustrated design? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Could it indeed be Rowena at all — the fair- haired, the blue- eyed Lady Rowena Trevanion of Tre- maine? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Could it, indeed, be the living Rowena who confronted me? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Did you observe any thing peculiar about it? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | Do I not distinguish that heavy and 114 POE'S SHORT STORIES horrible beating of her heart? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Do you hear any thing? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Do you know I can scarcely look over this little cliff without getting giddy?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Do you know that Jupiter is quite right about it? ” “ In what way,"I asked, with a sad foreboding at heart. |
mdp.39015038826841 | Do you mean to say that the Creator is not God? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Do you sleep now? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Et hinc illæ iræ? |
mdp.39015038826841 | For example, an arrant simpleton is his opponent, and, holding up his closed hand, asks,'Are they even or odd?' |
mdp.39015038826841 | Ha!—would a madman have been so wise as this? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Had I been remanded to my dungeon, to await the next sacrifice, which would not take place for many months? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Had the body been in any respect despoiled? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Had the deceased any articles of jewelry about her person upon leaving home? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Had the sleep- waker, indeed, during the latter portion of his discourse, been addressing me from out the region of the shadows? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Have I not heard her footstep on the stair? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Have I not indeed been living in a dream? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Have we not a perpetual inclination, in the teeth of our best judgment, to violate that which is Law, merely because we understand it to be such? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Have you ever heard of any important treasure being unearthed along the coast?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Have you found it? ” Here was a long pause. |
mdp.39015038826841 | Have you got him here? ”"Oh no; we had no conveniences for keeping him here. |
mdp.39015038826841 | How are we to know that the articles found in the drawers were not all these drawers had originally contained? |
mdp.39015038826841 | How at least shall we distinguish its shadows from those of the tomb? |
mdp.39015038826841 | How can it ever be suspected that a brute beast should have done the deed? |
mdp.39015038826841 | How canst thou tranquilly sleep? |
mdp.39015038826841 | How could it have been me?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | How is it possible to extort a meaning from all this jargon about"devil's seats,'death's- heads,'and'bishop's hotels?'" |
mdp.39015038826841 | How is it that from beauty I have derived a type of unloveli- ness? |
mdp.39015038826841 | How is this? |
mdp.39015038826841 | How many limbs have you passed?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | How was it possible you should know I was thinking of — —?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | How, then, am I mad? |
mdp.39015038826841 | I but indis- tinctly recall the fact itself — what wonder that I have utterly forgotten the circumstances which originated or attended it? |
mdp.39015038826841 | I had done a deed — what was it? |
mdp.39015038826841 | I smiled,-for what had I to fear? |
mdp.39015038826841 | I went down to open it with a light heart,--for what had I now to fear? |
mdp.39015038826841 | I will be minute in relating all — but at what point shall the weird narrative begin? |
mdp.39015038826841 | If a thief had taken any, why did he not take the best — why did he not take all? |
mdp.39015038826841 | If only one flower, we seek for nothing farther-what then if two or three, or more? |
mdp.39015038826841 | If so, why are there only traces of the assassinated girl? |
mdp.39015038826841 | If you really wish me well, you will relieve this excitement. ” “ And how is this to be done? ” 294 POE'S SHORT STORIES “ Very easily. |
mdp.39015038826841 | In Aidenn? |
mdp.39015038826841 | In a word, why did he abandon four thousand francs in gold to encumber himself with a bundle of linen? |
mdp.39015038826841 | In the heart of Venice could I have erected a better? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Is it any wonder, then, that I prize it? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Is it wonderful that the one known atrocity should influence the popular judgment in regard to the other unknown? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Is not every word an impulse on the air? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Is not this a spectacle of woe? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Is she not hurrying to upbraid me for my haste? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Ise heerd bout dem goole- bugs fore dis. ” “ But how do you know he dreams about gold? ” “ How I know? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Ise heerd bout dem goole- bugs fore dis. ” “ But how do you know he dreams about gold? ” “ How I know? |
mdp.39015038826841 | It grew louder, I say, louder every moment!-do you mark me well? |
mdp.39015038826841 | It is known, also, that it still remains in his possession. ” “ How is this known? ” asked Dupin. |
mdp.39015038826841 | It is the loveliest thing in creation! ” “ What?—sunrise? ” “ Nonsense! |
mdp.39015038826841 | It must, it shall be undertaken to- day, and yet we put it off until to- morrow; and why? |
mdp.39015038826841 | It was a freak of fancy in my friend( for what else shall I call it?) |
mdp.39015038826841 | It's getting late, and, besides, you remember your promise. ”"Jupiter, ” cried he, without heeding me in the least, “ do you hear me?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Let me think!—what should I have? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Mought venture out leetle way pon de limb by myself, dat's true. ” “ By yourself!—what do you mean?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | No? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Not that the matter might not have been as inferred, but that there was no ground for the inference:-was there not much for another? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Now this mode of reasoning in the schoolboy, whom his fellows termed lucky,'—what, in its last analysis, is it?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Now where is that rudderless boat? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Now, we ask, what was there in this case to cause a departure from the ordinary course of nature? |
mdp.39015038826841 | O Divine Father!-shall these things be undeviatingly so?—shall this Conqueror be not once conquered? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Of course you are prepared to identify the property?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Oh whither shall I fly? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Oh, outcast of all outcasts most abandoned!—to the earth art thou not forever dead? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Are you asleep? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Are you pleased with the prospect? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. But again — why need this impediment have been pro- duced? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. But in all this — in this identification of mere matter with God- is there nothing of irreverence? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. But to what good end is pain thus rendered possible? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Can you give me no more precise idea of what you term the unparticled matter? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Does the idea of death afflict you? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. How do you think your present illness will result? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Is God, then, material? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Is not God immaterial? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Is not God spirit? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. Unorganized? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. What, then, is he? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. What, then, shall I ask? |
mdp.39015038826841 | P. You say that divested of the body man will be God? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Said I not that my senses were acute? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Shall I then say that I longed with an earnest and consuming POE'S SHORT STORIES desire for the moment of Morella's decease? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Such a supposition, not- withstanding what we read in fiction, is altogether inconsistent with real existence;—but where and in what state was I? |
mdp.39015038826841 | The THE GOLD- BUG 289 two upper black spots look like eyes, eh? |
mdp.39015038826841 | The bandage lay heavily about the mouth- but then might it not be the mouth of the breathing Lady of Tremaine? |
mdp.39015038826841 | The idea of its being gold never entered their brains, of course; how could such a wild fancy have entered it? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Then how? |
mdp.39015038826841 | This is better than fashion- is it not? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Thus it is abundantly clear that the gang quitted the Barrière du Roule, prior to the screams overheard(?) |
mdp.39015038826841 | To the uttermost regions of the globe have not the indignant winds bruited its unparalleled infamy? |
mdp.39015038826841 | To- morrow I shall be fetterless!--but where? |
mdp.39015038826841 | V. Can you say why matter should be less reverenced than mind? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Valdemar, do you still sleep?". |
mdp.39015038826841 | Valdemar,"I said,"are you asleep?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Valdemar?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was I left to perish of starvation in this subterranean world of darkness; or what fate, perhaps even more fearful, awaited me? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was I much mourned, my Eiros? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was he murdered by the gang? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was it a playful charge on the part of my Ligeia? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was it likely, moreover, that the minions of the torturer had not foreseen and provided for this possibility? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was it not Socrates who said that the statuary found his statue in the block of marble? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was it possible they heard not? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Was it probable that the band- age crossed my bosom in the track of the pendulum? |
mdp.39015038826841 | We demand at once, and very naturally, why? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Were these these the lineaments of William Wilson? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What am I to sup- pose by your permitting Tom, Dick, and Harry to strip me of my coffins, and my clothes, in this wretchedly cold climate? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What am I to think of your standing quietly by and seeing me thus unhandsomely used? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What could he be dreaming of? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What does he complain of? ”"Dar! |
mdp.39015038826841 | What impression have I made upon your fancy? ” I felt a creeping of the flesh as Dupin asked me the question. |
mdp.39015038826841 | What inexpressible madness seized me with that thought? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What make him dream bout de goole so much, if taint cause he bit by de goole- bug? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What new crotchet possessed his excitable brain? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What prompted me, then, to disturb the memory of the buried dead? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What result, then, has ensued? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What shall we first seek here? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What think you, ” said he, turning abruptly as he spoke—"what think you of this Madonna della Pietà?' |
mdp.39015038826841 | What was it — that something more profound than the well of Democritus — which lay far within the pupils of my beloved? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What was it- I paused to think — what was it that so unnerved me in the con- templation of the House of Usher? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What was it? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What was there about them to confound me in this manner? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What would be the result of a total extraction of the nitrogen? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What “ business of the highest importance"could he possibly have to transact? |
mdp.39015038826841 | What, for example, in this case of D-4, has been done to vary the principle of action? |
mdp.39015038826841 | When you left the Bishop's Hotel, what then? ” “ Why, having carefully taken the bearings of the tree, I turned homewards. |
mdp.39015038826841 | Where did you get him?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | Where, in truth, had I not bitter cause to curse him within my heart? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Who is that secret lover, I ask, of whom, at least, most of the relatives know nothing? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Who knoweth the mysteries of the will, with its vigor? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Who knoweth the mysteries of the will, with its vigor? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Who shall say that anything is impossible hereafter? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Who then shall call thy conduct into question? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Who was it died of The Androm- ache? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Who — who knoweth the mysteries of the will with its vigor? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why do you call me Eiros? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why is it folly to suppose that the murder was committed at any given period of the day? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why is it folly to suppose that the murder was committed within five minutes after the girl's quit- ting her mother's house? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why need I paint, Charmion, the now disenchained frenzy of mankind? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why then give a date to the story I have to tell? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why then, as I perused them, did the hairs of my head erect themselves on end, and the blood of my body become congealed within my veins? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why would they not be gone? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why, otherwise, since it was about dusk, should she make a point of the haste? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Why, why should I doubt it? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Will not they be awaiting us at the palazzo, the Lady Fortunato and the rest? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Will she not be here anon? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Woodbridge, B. M. “ The Supernatural in Hawthorne and Poe,"? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Would a number of men have so dragged a corpse at all as to have left evident traces of the dragging? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Would it not have been better, at the first visit, to have seized it openly, and departed? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | Yes, Rafaelle has been here; for did he not paint the — and was he not consequently damned? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Yet in what, if not in this marvellous train of coincidence, does the accidentally suggested opinion of the populace call upon us to believe? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Yet the sound increased — and what could I do? |
mdp.39015038826841 | Yet what business had I with hope? |
mdp.39015038826841 | You pelief, ten, in te possibility of te odd? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | You say that man will never put off the body? |
mdp.39015038826841 | You will, of course, ask where is the connexion?' |
mdp.39015038826841 | and what is it you are talking about?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | and when the wisdom or the passions of maturity I found hourly gleaming from its full and speculative eye? |
mdp.39015038826841 | as'what has occurred that has never occurred before?' |
mdp.39015038826841 | but where is the beginning? |
mdp.39015038826841 | dat's it!—him neber plain of notin — but him berry sick for all dat. ” “ Very sick, Jupiter!—why did n't you say so at once? |
mdp.39015038826841 | de bug, massa? |
mdp.39015038826841 | did I not bid thee arise?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | did you put any thing particular in it? ” “ Why- it did not seem altogether right to leave the interior blank — that would have been insulting. |
mdp.39015038826841 | do you hear me? ” “ Yes, massa, need n't hollo at poor nigger dat style." |
mdp.39015038826841 | do you take me vor a shicken? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | for what could be of less importance, under the terrible circum- stances which environed me, than the mere dimensions of my dungeon? |
mdp.39015038826841 | from the covenant of peace a simile of sorrow? |
mdp.39015038826841 | his large eyes gleamed rather than shone; for the effect of wine on his excitable brain was not more powerful than HOP- FROG 449 “ I – I? |
mdp.39015038826841 | if so, had she any when found? |
mdp.39015038826841 | is it not a very pitiful sight? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | or was it a test of my strength of affection, that I should institute no inquiries upon this point? |
mdp.39015038826841 | or was it rather a caprice of my own- a wildly romantic offering on the shrine of the most passionate devotion? |
mdp.39015038826841 | roared all the boys,—"I've been ongry for dis hour! ” “ Vot is cum'd to mein kraut? ” screamed all the vrows. |
mdp.39015038826841 | speak, I tell you!—answer me this instant, without prevarica- tion!-which- which is your left eye? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | the destroyer came and went, and the victim- where was she? |
mdp.39015038826841 | was the skull nailed to the limb with the face outwards, or with the face to the limb? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | what avails the vigilance against the Destiny of man? |
mdp.39015038826841 | what could I do? |
mdp.39015038826841 | what do you mean? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | what is dis here pon de tree?' |
mdp.39015038826841 | what say( of] CONSCIENCE grim, That spectre in my path? |
mdp.39015038826841 | who ever heard of such an idea? ” “ A little too self- evident. ” “ Ha! |
mdp.39015038826841 | · But why shall I say more? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ A huge human foot d'or, in a field azure; the foot crushes a serpent rampant whose fangs are imbedded in the heel. ” “ And the motto? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Amontillado? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And now, Dupin, what would you advise me to do? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And what are we to think, ” I asked, “ of the article in Le Soleil?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And what cause have you, Jupiter, for such a supposition? ” “ Claws enuff, massa, and mouff too. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And what means are ours of attaining the truth? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And who,"I demanded, “ art thou? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And why not to- night? ” I asked, rubbing my hands over the blaze, and wishing the whole tribe of scarabæi at the devil. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And you have not seen it?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ And you really solved it? ” “ Readily; I have solved others of an abstruseness ten thou- sand times greater. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Born again? ” Monos. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ But how with a gang? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ But what is the precise evidence of Madame Deluc? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ But what purpose had you, ” I asked, “ in replacing the letter by a fac- simile? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ How long have you had that cough? ” “ Ugh! |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ How much fudder is got for go? ” “ How high up are you? ” asked Legrand. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ How much fudder is got for go? ” “ How high up are you? ” asked Legrand. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ How was it possible, ” I asked, “ that you should know the man to be a sailor, and belonging to a Maltese vessel? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ I thought, ” said Mr. Gliddon very meekly, “ that the Scarabæus was one of the Egyptian gods. ” “ One of the Egyptian what?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ It has been done to rags for dis hour! ” “ Vot is cum'd to mein pipe? ” swore all the little old gentle- men. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Nitre? ” he asked, at length. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ No? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Out to the end! ” here fairly screamed Legrand, “ do you say you are out to the end of that limb? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Something of that kind. ” “ But how was it possible to effect this? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ To what food,"I thought, “ have they been accustomed in the well? ”. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Und you acknowledge tat you pe te blind dronk und te vool? ” I nodded once more. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Und you ave pelief in me, te Angel ov te Odd? ” I nodded again. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Und you pelief, ten,"he inquired, “ at te last? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ What is the meaning of all this, Jup?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ What the devil's the matter now? ” said a second. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Which way mus go now, Massa Will? ” he asked. |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Who are you, pray? ” said I, with much dignity, although somewhat puzzled; “ how did you get here? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Who are you, pray? ” said I, with much dignity, although somewhat puzzled; “ how did you get here? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Who dares?”—he demanded hoarsely of the courtiers who stood near him—“who dares insult us with this blasphemous mockery? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Who pe you? ” he asked, “ und what der teuffel you pe do dare?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Who pe you? ” he asked, “ und what der teuffel you pe do dare?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Whose horse? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ Why, massa, I mean de bug- dare now. ” “ The what?" |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ You have, of course, an accurate description of the letter?' |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ You infernal scoundrel! ” cried Legrand, apparently much relieved, “ what do you mean by telling me such nonsense as that? |
mdp.39015038826841 | “ You mean, to punctuate it?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Then who are you? |
uc1.31175013989598 | 'Will you not buy something from me to- day, sir? |
uc1.31175013989598 | .. And Meïamoun, where was he? |
uc1.31175013989598 | 40 ONE OF CLEOPATRA'S NIGHTS Do you not see far over there, almost in the middle of the river, the head of a man swimming? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Ah, must I confess it? |
uc1.31175013989598 | And Monsieur le Marquis, on the wall up there — what will he say?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | And then I asked myself: “ Is this indeed Clarimonde? |
uc1.31175013989598 | And what harm had I ever done thee that thou shouldst violate my poor tomb, and lay bare the miseries of my noth- ingness? |
uc1.31175013989598 | And when shall we depart, my fair sir?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | And yet what is there in the world of more importance than the nose of a beautiful woman? |
uc1.31175013989598 | And you fancy, doubtless, that it is all over? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Art thou avenging thyself for my disdain of Nephthe, daughter of the priest Afomouthis? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Athor, mighty goddess, ” he murmured in a deep voice, “ what evil have I done against thee that I should be made thus mis- erable? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But are there not a multitude of favors thus granted to things which can not understand them? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But how could she permit herself to be jealous of Arria Marcella, daughter of Arrius Diomedes, the freedman of Tiberius? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But of whom? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But to what epoch of Pompeiian life had he been transported? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But what are you doing on your knees at my feet? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But what probability was there that Gyges would ever have a throne to share? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But what signifies this corpse upon the pavement?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | But who could ONE OF CLEOPATRA'S NIGHTS 33 dare to dream of loving Cleopatra? |
uc1.31175013989598 | But why should we dwell upon Candaules? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Can Jehovah offer thee aught in exchange? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Can you not leave the living in their sphere? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Could it be that his comrades, actuated by the same impulses as himself, were seeking him among the ruins? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Could it have been the Nomarch Amoun- Ra who fancies himself handsomer than the Apollo of the Greeks? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Did not Gyges know her? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Do n't you recollect your promise to take me with you to see M. Aguado's Spanish pictures?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Do you know of any KING CANDAULES 361 more Now can you living woman beautiful than the queen? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Do you love me, little one?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Eagles may gaze undazzled at the sun, but what diamond eye can with impunity fix itself upon a beautiful woman, a beautiful queen? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Good God, what age are we living in? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Had Helen, the white Tyndarid, been flat- nosed, would the Trojan War have taken place? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Hast thou afflicted me thus for having rejected the love of Lamia, the Athenian hetaira, or of Flora, the Roman courtesan? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Have not your ashes cooled since the day when you perished unrepentant beneath the rain of volcanic fire? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Have you five pieces of gold for my ran- som?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Have you reflected that what you pro- pose to me is a violation of the sanctity of marriage, a species of visual adultery? |
uc1.31175013989598 | How many a lover of mediæval legend has in fancy gladly bartered the blood of his veins for some phantom Clarimonde? |
uc1.31175013989598 | How much do you ask? ” “ Well, I could not possibly let you have it for any less than five hundred francs." |
uc1.31175013989598 | I am afraid you may be the- the- The devil- out with the word!-is it not? |
uc1.31175013989598 | I will give you your life. ” “ What would you that I should do with life? |
uc1.31175013989598 | In what does Nyssia now differ KING CANDAULES 355 1 from the most shameless hetaira, from the vilest of courtesans? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Is it even good, this Falernian wine of yours? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Is it indeed you, O Queen, who demand of me so great a penalty? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Is it my fault that my heart should be sensible only to the matchless ONE OF CLEOPATRA'S NIGHTS 37 beauty of thy rival, Cleopatra? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Is it not so the thing happened? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Is it not true, Gyges, that the heart of a man is not great enough to contain such a love? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Lifting her white hand, she exclaims: “ Am I then such a stranger in the house? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Might it not have been only Max and Fabio walking and chatting together, who had just disappeared round the corner of a cross- road? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Might not that black page have passed into the service of some other lady? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Must I have you carried out into the middle of the street, and fireworks exploded in your ears? |
uc1.31175013989598 | My dear Lord, will you not please to take a seat beside me, and watch those Greek buffoons dance?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Nothing is more rare. ” Assuredly that is not a common article, but still, how much do you want? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Now what were Nyssia's real thoughts? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Of what master, then, do they await the coming, to leave their mountain- seats and rise in token of respect? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Of what use to her would have been the draperies which conceal form, the tunics with their carefully fastened folds? |
uc1.31175013989598 | One of Cleopatra's Nights t 1 ONE OF CLEOPATRA'S NIGHTS cca CHAPTER I? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Or perhaps Cheapsiro, commander of Hermothybia, who is so boastful of his conquests in the land of Kush? |
uc1.31175013989598 | She tapped me lightly with it, and exclaimed: “ Well, my fine sleeper, is this the way you make your preparations? |
uc1.31175013989598 | The shoulder is perfect, the arm is charming, perhaps a little thin — what know I? |
uc1.31175013989598 | This evening I will hide you in a corner of the bridal chamber you shall see her! ” Sire, what do you ask of me?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Was it put in amphoræ under the Consul Plancus- Con- sule Planco?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Was not the hand of the gods visible in all these circumstances? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Was the desire to avenge her modesty goaded by some other unacknowledged desire? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Wert thou not happy? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What do they mutter to each other? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What hast thou done? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What hast thou done? ” she exclaimed in a low voice, and immediately disappeared in the crowd. |
uc1.31175013989598 | What hast thou done?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | What intelli- gent spirit, what invisible genius has thus so fully comprehended my desire?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | What is that?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | What lover of the divine beauties ever took unto himself wings that he might soar to the golden pal- aces of heaven? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What lover would not wish to be the tunic of his well- beloved or the water of her bath? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What other could be more worthy of it? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What presumption dare flatter itself in such an enterprise? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What prodigy, then, enabled him to behold her living, and witnessing the performance of the Casina of Plautus? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What proof have I that it is she? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What proud beauty could have secured his love, or what forsaken one has caused some Thessalian witch to cast a spell on him? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What sacrifice, what offerings dost thou desire? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What secret motive urges him to this swift pursuit? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What the devil could have put it into her head to fall in love with a brat like that?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | What think you, Charmion? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What thoughts could trouble the great queen? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What weird secret do their firmly locked lips retain within their breasts? |
uc1.31175013989598 | What will you do with it?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | When, indeed, shall the giant come who is to take them by the hand and relieve them from their long watch of twenty centuries? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Where- fore defend what has been lost in advance? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Wherefore have hearkened to that imbecile priest? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Who could have had the audacity to send me this avowal upon the shaft of an arrow? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Who could place me beyond the reach of her avenging anger?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Who ever sought to kiss the silver feet of Thetis or the rosy fingers of Aurora? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Who was ever really enamoured of Hera the snowy- armed or Pallas of the sea- green eyes? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Who, ” exclaimed Max to his friends, “ could have dreamed of finding in Pompeii, the Græco- Latin city, a gate so romantically Gothic? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Why are their stony eyes so obstinately fixed upon eternity and infinity? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Why hast thou wounded my soul with the envenomed arrow of unattainable love? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Why not?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | Will you obey me, Arria? ” imperiously cried the tall old man. |
uc1.31175013989598 | Wilt engage me for thy valet de chambre?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | With my sacred character of priest, to whom could I dare unbosom my- self, in whom could I confide? |
uc1.31175013989598 | Would you not like before going to sleep to drink a cup of black Samian wine mixed with the honey of Hymettus?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | comprehend my passion, my delirium, my mad desires? |
uc1.31175013989598 | ized in stone- a Pygmalion- wrought marble transmuted by divine alchemy to a being of opalescent flesh and ichor- throbbing veins? |
uc1.31175013989598 | monde once more? |
uc1.31175013989598 | self happen to be there? |
uc1.31175013989598 | why am I not the wife of some poor mountain goatherd of innocent and simple habits? |
uc1.31175013989598 | would be impossible, for by whom could I despatch my letter? |
uc1.31175013989598 | you must have a queen? |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ Do you suppose he ever sees anything? |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ How much will you charge me for this mummy fragment?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ Then what motive could have prompted you to enter a place where you could only expect to meet death?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ Well, Nyssia, are you not coming to sleep with me?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ Well, what do you think of me?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ What ailed thee, dearest? |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ What country do you come from, and what is your age?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ What is that palace I see over there, all lighted up by the sun?" |
uc1.31175013989598 | “ What recompense do you desire?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | A young man,said Matilda —"I believe — I think it was that young man that""What, Theodore?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | All this is news to me,said Edmund;"but, father, tell me what grounds there were for the lady's suspicions that her lord died unfairly?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Am I not allowed to speak with my own ser vant? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Am I then,said he,"not Edmund Twyford, but some- body of consequence, in whose fate so many people are interested? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Am I to be bearded in my own palace by an insolent monk? mdp.39015005634889 And could not you open it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | And do you think he will answer the challenge of an unknown youth, with nothing but his pre- tensions to his name and title? mdp.39015005634889 And does not this touch thee, cruel Prince?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | And does old Twyford know it, sir? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And does the present Lord Lovel reside at the castle? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And for what purpose did you take it away? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And have you them now? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And how came Sir Walter to leave the seat of his ancestors? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And is he not? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And is it thus, thou ungrateful old man,said the Prince, addressing himself to the friar,"that thou repayest mine and Hippolita's bounties? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And on this slight foundation, on a silly girl's report,said Manfred,"thou didst hazard my dis- pleasure?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | And on whom were thy dreams employed? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And this friend of yours, sir, of what degree and fortune is he? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And this is all you know of Edmund's birth? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And what means can we use to dispossess him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And what rooms are there below stairs? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And where is this braggart who sends thee? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And who art thou who darest to cross my way? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And why,said Edmund,"should my lord be at that expense, when there is one on the east side that is never occupied?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | And why,said he,"should my father forbid you to embrace your child? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And will he live with you, sir? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And would a parent be criminal, my lord,said Theodore,"if he meditated the deliverance of his child?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | And would you have me become a peasant's confidant? |
mdp.39015005634889 | And you thank him, like a dutiful daughter, do you, madam? mdp.39015005634889 And you would have my father give him your sister upon this uncertainty?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Are any strangers with him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Are you not anxious to know what is become of him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Are you offended with me, madam? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Are you then the person chosen for my com- panion? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Are you, then, the heir of Lovel? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Art thou not ashamed, Bianca? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Art thou so hardy as to dare my vengeance? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Art thou that holy hermit? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Bless me,said Matilda,"did you not observe his extreme resemblance to the portrait of Alfonso in the gallery? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Bless me,said she,"do you think it possible[ that he should be of either birth or fortune?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But can I, most respected of women, can I experience all this tenderness, this world of goodness, and con- ceal a thought from the best of mothers? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But can you keep it from your husband? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But how shall I leave my dear friend Mr. William, without a word of notice of this separation? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But pray tell me,said Edmund,"where does that door lead to?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But suppose he does not make them good? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But to whom? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what business could he have so urgent with the chaplain? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what do they lay to my charge? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what do you propose to do? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what end could be proposed by it? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what noise was that,said Manfred,"which I heard as I entered the cloister?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what told thee it was a lock? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what will you do with your old soldiers and dependants? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But why will you leave us, Edmund? mdp.39015005634889 But will he not let me see him?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But you are my mother too,said Matilda fervently,"andyou are virtuous, you are guiltless! — Oh, must not I, must not I complain?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But,said the Baron,"how to dispose of you till the spring?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Can I do aught for tl peace? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Can we, can we, Isabella, adore her too much? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Can you tell what is the cause of this alarm? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Canst thou behold this anguish of a virtuous mind, and not commiserate it? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Certainly,said the Baron;"why have you not interred them?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Did it follow you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Did nobody of note die about that time? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Did not I forbid you to speak both at a time? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Did you ask Joseph to go with you,said the Baron,"or did he offer himself?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Do I dream? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Do you grant me the life of Theodore? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Do you remember that I hinted my suspicions concerning Father Oswald, the night our kinsmen lay in the east apartment? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Do you then restore her? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Do you think there is any mystery in it? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Does your highness think, madam, that his question about my lady Isabella was the result of mere curiosity? mdp.39015005634889 Dost thou not remember me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Dost thou not see him? mdp.39015005634889 Edmund Twyford,"said he,"are you the heir of the house of Lovel?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Excuse me, lady; I had forgotten but could I gaze on thee, and remember thou art sprung from the tyrant Manfred? mdp.39015005634889 Father,"said he to Jerome, whom he now ceased to treat as Count of Falconara,"what mean these portents? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Father,said my lord,"what think you of this letter?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Forbear, and begone,said Matilda;"how would Isabella approve of seeing thee at my feet?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | From whom? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Good father, art thou at leisure? mdp.39015005634889 Has he been called?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Has nobody seen him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Hast thou so soon for- gotten that twice the savage Manfred has pronounced thy sentence? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Have any of you seen or heard of Edmund? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Have you any further commands for me, gentle- men? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Have you indeed? mdp.39015005634889 He knows it then?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Here I am,said Manfred, as they came nearer;"have you found the princess?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | How can I prepare thee for thy passage as I ought? |
mdp.39015005634889 | How can he be the heir of Lovel? |
mdp.39015005634889 | How can he be thy son? mdp.39015005634889 How can that be?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | How can that be? |
mdp.39015005634889 | How do you know that, sir? mdp.39015005634889 How long have you lived with the Baron?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | How say you, Sir Philip? mdp.39015005634889 How so, madam?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | How will you do that? |
mdp.39015005634889 | How,said Edmund,"is it pos- sible that I should be the son of Lord Lovel? |
mdp.39015005634889 | How? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I am punished for my generosity.—But when did they meet? — Where? — It can not be. mdp.39015005634889 I am punished for my generosity.—But when did they meet? — Where? — It can not be. |
mdp.39015005634889 | I have seen him,said Sir Philip,"formerly; but where was he when these events happened?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | I hope so,said Oswald;"but have you any reason to believe it is?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | I know my lord's justice too well to doubt it,said Edmund;"but would it not be better to rid him of this trouble, and his family of an incumbrance? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I might ask you, my lord,said the peasant,"how I, totally unacquainted with your castle, was to know that those steps led to any outlet? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I shall, to be sure, sir; but what name shall I call him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I will not marry Frederic until thou commandest it. — Alas, what will become of me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | In what manner, my lord? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Indeed,said the Baron,"he has put my regard for him to a severe proof; what further can he expect from me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is Edmund so unfortunate,said he,"as to have incurred your displeasure?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is anybody below? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is he a good master? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is it haunted, think you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is it possible, sirs,continued the Prince,"that my story should be a secret to you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is it possible,said she,"that thou shouldst be the generous unknown whom I met last night in the vault of the castle? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is it so very surprising,said he,"that I should visit my parents?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is your business with me or the Princess? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Joseph, you were servant to the late Lord Lovel; what kind of man was he? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Lord, madam, how should that be? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Madam,said Manfred,"what business drew you hither? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Meaning Edmund? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Meaning yourself? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Must he take it away? |
mdp.39015005634889 | My dearest, gracious lord,cried Hippolita, clasping him in her arms,"what is it you see? — Why do you fix your eye- balls thus?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | My dearest, gracious lord,cried Hippolita, clasping him in her arms,"what is it you see? — Why do you fix your eye- balls thus?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | My good lord,said Philip,"you have disposed\ of two houses, and have none ready to receive you; will you accept of mine? |
mdp.39015005634889 | My lord,said he,"if you have no great objec- tion, I beg leave also to accompany you both?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | My penitent has confessed all; what more would you require? |
mdp.39015005634889 | My permission, did you say? mdp.39015005634889 Nay, brother, I only guess; but what think you?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | No, on my soul,said Hippolita;"does Isabella charge me with being privy to it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | No,said he, with a sigh;"why do you ask me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Now tell me, father,said he,"do you dis- approve what I have done?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Oh dear madam,cried Biarita,"what were they?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Oh, what shall I do? |
mdp.39015005634889 | On what day was he born? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Pray, brother, can you give any guess what is become of Edmund? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Pray, noble sir,said the youth who first addressed Sir Philip,"are not you the stranger who is expected by my father?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Profane Prince Isaid Jerome;"is it at the altar thou choosest to insult the servants of the altar? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Rash youth,said Matilda,"thou wouldst not dare to lift thy presumptuous arm against the Prince of Otranto?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Receive her,continued Manfred;"well, you are authorised to receive her; but, gentle knight, may I ask if you have full powers?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Recover what? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Savage, inhuman monster, what hast thou done? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Served me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Shall I confess to you what was the origin of this romance? mdp.39015005634889 Shall I tell all that passed?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Should you be afraid to try? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Should you know him if you were to see him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Sir,said John,"it grows dark — do you want a light?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Sir,said Sir Robert,"for what purpose? |
mdp.39015005634889 | So I think, blockheads,said Manfred;"what is it has scared you thus?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | So she told you,said Bianca,"to fish out your secrets; but who knows, madam, but this stranger may be some prince in disguise? |
mdp.39015005634889 | So, then, you think it is an unworthy action to oppose Mr. Wenlock? mdp.39015005634889 Speak quickly,"said Matilda;"the morning dawns apace; should the labourers come into the fields and perceive us — what wouldst thou ask?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Tell me, Edmund, and truly, do you wish to see me give my hand to Wenlock? mdp.39015005634889 Tell me,"said the Baron,"do you love my daughter?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Tell us, then, how you sped? |
mdp.39015005634889 | That is indeed a happy — eiretwmtamie,said Edmund;"but how shall we know certainly the time of his departure?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | The lady Isabella"What of her? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Then I am a prisoner, it seems? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Then thou wilt not speak? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Then why did you seek it? mdp.39015005634889 Then,"said Sir Philip,"you had rather be tried by the laws of the land, and have them pronounce sentence upon you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Thou canst not be saved without pardoning thy foes — and canst thou forgive that impious man there? |
mdp.39015005634889 | To sanctuary? |
mdp.39015005634889 | To us they are so,said Edmund;"but how shall we make them so to others? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Truly,says Sir Philip,"he does the part of a good parent, and I honour him greatly for it; but are the young gentlemen of a promising disposition?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Wast thou delivered from bondage,'spectre,to pursue carnal delights? |
mdp.39015005634889 | We thought we had, my lord,said the fellow, looking terrified,"but""But what?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Well, sir,said she suddenly;"and so this friend of yours has commissioned you to speak in his behalf?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Were all the pictures in their places? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What I was she sorry for what she had said? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What adventure, my lord? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What age are they of? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What are ye doing? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What art thou going to utter? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What can surpass what thou hast already uttered? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What did it do to terrify you so much? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What do you want? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What door? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What family has he? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What family have you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What good fortune does he enjoy? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What has terrified thee thus, young woman? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What imports it to thee to know? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What is come again? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What is that, my child? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What is the matter, sir? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What is there in these lines,said Theodore impatiently,"that affects these princesses? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What leave did he take of you, Emma? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What may this mean? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What mean you, brother? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What mean you,said Oswald,"to insinuate to my lord against me or Joseph? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What mean you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What news, father? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What now, do you mean to affront me, Jack? mdp.39015005634889 What say you, sir?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | What shall we do, cousin Jack,said Wenlock,"to pass away the time? — it is plaguy dull sitting here." |
mdp.39015005634889 | What stranger? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What then,said they,"remains?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | What then? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What, do you too encourage my ambition? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What, is it you, Master Edmund? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What, is not that Alfonso? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What, is she dead? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What, then, is the matter? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What,said Oswald,"have you not heard that my lord is going to build a new apartment on the west side of the castle?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | What,said William,"can this mean?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where are my other children? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where are those tokens to be seen? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is Father Oswald? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is Joseph? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is my mother? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is that young man whom he calls the heir ofLovel? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is this closet you talk of? mdp.39015005634889 Where?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Which Lord Lovel,said the man,"does your honour inquire after?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who can that be? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who do you come from? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who is Isabella? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who is it? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who is that, John? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who then? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who, I? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Whom else can it be? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Whose cottage is this? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why did I dissuade her? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why did you leave him there? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why do you call me your master? mdp.39015005634889 Why so, my lord?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why that exclamation? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why,said he,"my good friend, do you look at me so earnestly and affectionately?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why,said he,"would you not suffer me to engage this traitor? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Will Heaven visit the innocent for the crimes of the guilty? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Will you excuse our attendance, sir? mdp.39015005634889 Will you not stay one night in the castle?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Will your highness,said he,"permit me to try this adventure? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Would you have any objection to sleep a night in that apartment? mdp.39015005634889 Yes, yes — no — thou torturest me,"said Manfred:"Where did they meet? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Yet,said Matilda,"if he was privy to her escape, how will you account for his not accompany- ing her in her flight? |
mdp.39015005634889 | You are not his mother, then, nor Andrew his father? |
mdp.39015005634889 | You are then afraid; why did you offer yourself to go thither? |
mdp.39015005634889 | You have acted with so much honour and pru- dence, that it is presumptuous to offer you advice; but what mean you to do with the wounded man? |
mdp.39015005634889 | You see, Sir Philip,said the Baron,"how this boy engages the heart; how can I part with him?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | '"How can you affect this ignorance, Edmund? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 'And where did you find this?' |
mdp.39015005634889 | 'Well,'said I,'Andrew, but will you bury all the rich clothes you speak of?' |
mdp.39015005634889 | 'What is the matter now?' |
mdp.39015005634889 | '—'What should I think,'said I,'but we have lost the best master and lady that we shall ever know?' |
mdp.39015005634889 | * p'sjis sr..:-,-<. |
mdp.39015005634889 | ,"In what form did it appear?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | ,"Then,"said the Lord Graham,"will not this quarrel admit of arbitration?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 109 father, in reply, asked them where they should find Edmund?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 131 the murder, and make him stand a public trial? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 145"It was done by your own order, however? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 147 About an hour after, the wounded man complained of thirst; he asked for the surgeon, and inquired if his life was in danger? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 177"How on me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 199"Why comes he not to meet us?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 207"How shall I, a young man, acquit myself of so many duties as will be upon me, without the advice and assistance of my two paternal friends? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 267 nuptials, and at the folly of his domestic, asked imperiously what was the matter? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 285"Was that the way by which thou didst descend?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 29"And who is he?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 291"Jaquez,"said Manfred, in a solemn tone of voice,"tell me, I adjure thee, by the souls of my ances- tors, what was it thou sawest? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 303 this young man's heart? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 317 boasted veracity now? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 331 The holy man started and cried,"What meanest thou, brother? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 349"Alas, what mean you, sir?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 353 to the tyrant? |
mdp.39015005634889 | 365"What criminal?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | 397 my lord? |
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mdp.39015005634889 | After some minutes, the Baron asked him,"If he might not be favoured with the fruits of his contemplations?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | After some unmeaning questions and replies, Matilda demanded of Isabella the cause of her flight? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Again fear attacked him; but he resisted it, and boldly cried out,"Who is there?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | And have you named it to my father?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | And what are we to think of the funeral of Lady Lovel?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Are not these ample amends for the ill- will Mr. Wenlock bears me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Are you under any obligations to keep his secrets?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | As he drew near the estate of his friend, he began to inquire of every one he met, whether the Lord Lovel resided at the seat of his ancestors? |
mdp.39015005634889 | As soon as he was within hearing, he asked them what news? |
mdp.39015005634889 | At length he recollected himself and said,"What is your name, young man?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Bianca,"said the princess softly,"do I dream? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But Frederic, your lord, is nearest in blood — I have con- sented to put my title to the issue of the sword — does that imply a vicious title? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But I have not yet implored the Divine assistance; how then can I expect it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But answer me a question: Are you assured of my daughter's consent? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But do n't you think he left the castle in a very strange manner?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But do they not begin to suspect who is the heir of Lovel?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But how comes he here?—and how comes he in armour?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But how did he escape from durance, in which I left him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But now, can you keep a secret?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But pray tell me how he died?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But should he command it, can a father enjoin a cursed act? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But suppose the apart- ment should really be haunted, would you have resolution enough to pursue the adventure to a discovery?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But the unfor- tunate lady, what became of her?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But what is title or fortune, if I am deprived of the society of those I love?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | But ye will ask, whither tends this long discourse? |
mdp.39015005634889 | But yester- morn, whose house was so great, so flourishing as Manfred's? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Can I live to have her close my eyes?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Can Manfred's blood feel holy pity? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Can it be my brain's delirium?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Can you pardon me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Did you kill your kinsman or not?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Did your highness never hear what Count Marsigli offered me, when he came a- wooing to my lady Matilda?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Didst thou not observe with what fervour he vowed to remember me to Heaven in his prayers? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Diego had no sooner opened the door, than he cried out, and ran back — I ran back too, and said, Is it the ghost? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Do you not remember that Sir Philip Harclay long ago promised him his friend- ship? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Do you think,"said he,"that he lies hid in my pocket, or in Joseph's?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Does your most amiable and beloved son incur the ill- will of his brothers and kinsmen for my sake? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Dost thou come hither to pry into the secrets of Manfred? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Edmund, will you undertake this adventure for me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Father, look at this face; do you know who is like it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | For instance, why admit the existence of an aerial phantom, and deny it the terrible attribute of magnifying its stature? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Has Isabella offended you?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Has gotten the buried sabre, and the behest i engraven on it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Hast thou ever carried any message, any letter?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Have a father's commands already so little weight?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Have you any- thing to propose?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Have you heard nothing relating to me and the Princess Hippolita?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | He asked several times,"What is the matter?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | He asked —"Where is Sir Philip Harclay?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | He asked —"Where is my master?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | He called out —"I demand to know who is this pretended heir, whom he brings out to claim my title and fortune?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | He exclaimed,"Can this be true? |
mdp.39015005634889 | He is already your son in filial affection; your son William and he are sworn brothers; what remains but to make him yours? |
mdp.39015005634889 | He seems virtuous and frank, and tells us he is unhappy: are those circum- stances that authorise us to make a property of him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | He then called to Joseph: —"Do you know whose was this suit of armour?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | He thought the man said,"Is this our child?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | He thrust his sword through his left arm, and demanded whether he would confess the fact? |
mdp.39015005634889 | He walked? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Heaven ejects us — whither can we fly, but to yon holy cells that yet offer us a retreat?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Heaven may interpose and prevent the rest.—What means my child?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | How long has Isabella been acquainted with Theodore?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | I had given the alarm — what imported it to me whether I was seized a minute sooner or a minute later?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | I have not wilfully offended God or man; why then should I doubt protection? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I know how Manfred coated on his son: is not the stroke too heavy for him? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I might have asked, Where is Frederic your lord? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I observed, did not you, Bianca? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I should be glad to understand why?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | I was contracted to the son, can I we d the father? |
mdp.39015005634889 | I.ri- i':-: h-.vt,:\w\ o- it •„-.,-: y- r j i',--.•- i~.-iicic.-'?. |
mdp.39015005634889 | If he goes thither I can not accom- pany him — and yet, can I leave him?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | If you must pray, why does she not bid you address yourself to our great St. Nicholas? |
mdp.39015005634889 | In the meantime, do you, Dick Wenlock, answer to my questions:—Do you think Edmund is concealed in this apartment?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is it consistent with thy profession or reputed sanctity to avow a peasant's offspring for the fruit of thy irregular amours?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is it insolence thus to surrender myself to your highness's pleasure?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is it possible? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is my hour come?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is she, Theodore, is she dead?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is the ghost your master, or your friend? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is the princess still safe from his power? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is the princess then again in thy power?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Is this ghastly phantom sent to me alone? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Isabella, thou hast loved me; wot thou not supply my fondness to this dear, dear woman? — indeed I am faint!" |
mdp.39015005634889 | It is most true — why else this bitter cup which Manfred must drink to the dregs? |
mdp.39015005634889 | It was Providence, was it, and the light of the moon, that discovered the lock of the trap- door to thee? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Know your friend, or""Or what?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Know, prince, that when Alfonso set sail for the Holy Land""Is this a season for explanations?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Lord Lovel took a minute's repose, and then went on: —"I hope, by the hint you gave, Sir Philip, the poor lady is yet alive?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Lovely lady, thou answerest not — but how art thou here thyself? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Margery met them at the door, and asked Edmund what wind blew him thither? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Master Robert answered him sharply,"How dare you contradict my cousins? |
mdp.39015005634889 | May not the critic's skill in the force and power of our language have been as incorrect and incom- petent as his knowledge of our history? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Most dread lord! — will you — will you grant me my poor boy's life?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | My honoured lord, you have given away two houses — where do you intend to reside?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | No, no; why should I be jealous? — perhaps I mean to unite them; if I were sure Isabella would have no repugnance." |
mdp.39015005634889 | Oswald demanded,"What have you seen, gentle- men?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Said he,'What think you of this burying? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Shall I go to court, and demand justice of the king? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Shall I send the priest to you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Shall we not — can we but — dedicate the few deplorable hours we have to live, in deprecating the farther wrath of Heaven? |
mdp.39015005634889 | She would have flown in a transport, mixed of joy and grief, to his bosom; but he pushed her rudely off, and said —"Where is Isabella?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Should we be found together, what would a censorious world think of my conduct?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Sir Philip said,"Tell me truly, Edmund, do you really desire that I should live with you?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Sir Robert exclaimed —"Is it possible? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Sir, you will not abandon my child, will you?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Son Robert, have you any objection to my sentence?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Speak directly; who art thou? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Tell me truly — is he her lover? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Tell me, what reason did the princess give thee for making her escape? |
mdp.39015005634889 | The Baron addressed him —"Is not this a very strange affair? |
mdp.39015005634889 | The Baron wiped his eyes;"I wish to do this, my child, but in what way?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | The few words he articulated, tended solely to inquiries whether any man knew from whence it could have come? |
mdp.39015005634889 | The first question he asked was —"Where is Edmund?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | The first sounds he could distinguish were —"Does it alas depend on me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Then I sup- pose you wish him success; you wish that I may be married to him?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Then changing the discourse, she asked Matilda what occasioned Manfred to take Theodore for a spectre? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Theodore, to be sure, is a proper young man, and, as my lady Matilda says, the very image of good Alfonso; has not your highness remarked it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | There was a person sus- pected of this murder; and who do you think it was?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | They can mean no hurt to us, for we have not injured them; and if they should, shall we be more safe in one chamber than in another? |
mdp.39015005634889 | To what purpose should he shut himself up there to be starved?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | To whose will he appeal? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Was it Isabella, or this hypocritical old friar, that procured his enlargement?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Was it not?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Were it not the best, the only way, to extinguish the feuds between our families, if I was to take the Lady Isabella to wife? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What am I, that I should disturb the peace of this noble family? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What could a friendless, helpless woman do? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What deed of Manfred authorises you to treat him as a murderer, an assassin?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | What is it the tyrant would exact of thee? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What say you, father? |
mdp.39015005634889 | What sound was that?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | What think you, son Robert?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | When did Isa- bella first become acquainted with this Theodore?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is Ed- mund?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is my father? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where is the Lady Isabella?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Where shall I go? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Which of you will go with me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who is the youth that I found in the vault? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who is to pay the arrears of my ward's estate, which he has unjustly been kept out of these one- and- twenty years? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who is to repay him the money for it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who shall proscribe it? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Who would have thought the old man would have obliged us to spend the night here?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why didst thou not pursue the path pointed out for thy escape? |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why didst thou shut the trap- door before thou hadst descended the steps?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why should such a man be our enemy?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Why were they to be shocked by a mysterious delicacy that has so little foundation?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Will you consent, Edmund?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | Ye require me to deliver up the Lady Isabella — sirs, I must ask if ye are authorised to receive her?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | \"Did it speak to you?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | a stranger, perhaps an impostor, who comes to turn us out of our dwelling?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | a? |
mdp.39015005634889 | and Martelli who had come for the usual dole to the castle""And what made you faint?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | and how long hast thou been known to the princess?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | and that at the very moment in which common courtesy demanded at least expressions of civility? |
mdp.39015005634889 | and thou, Jaquez, tell me, in one word, art thou sober? |
mdp.39015005634889 | art thou jealous of Isabella,"replied he,"that you wish to be present at our interview?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | art thou raving? |
mdp.39015005634889 | but tell me if I guess truly?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | can I stoop to wish for the affection of a man who rudely and unnecessarily acquainted me with his indifference? |
mdp.39015005634889 | can my uncle be guilty of such an action?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | come here at this unusual hour, when all the gates of the castle are locked?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | continued Theodore, rushing back into the inner chamber,"will you not be mine? |
mdp.39015005634889 | could I feel the anguish I do if I were not his father? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Isabella,"what hast thou done? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Manfred in a rage,"is it only a ghost, then, that thou hast seen?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Manfred wrathfully;"where is my son?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Manfred, breathless,"dost thou see nothing, Hippolita? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Manfred, returning;"or are the devils themselves in league against me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Manfred, starting from his trance in a tempest of rage, and seizing the young man by the collar;"how darest thou utter such treason? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Manfred,"dost thou provoke my wrath? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Matilda,"have I so forfeited my mother's love, that she will not permit me even to speak my own guilt? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Theodore;"can guilt dwell with innocent beauty and virtuous modesty?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried Theodore;"is it pos- sible?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried he,"who dares to question my title? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried out aloud,"What should I fear? |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried she,"thou art not sent in quest of me, art thou?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | cried the Prince;"has she escaped?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | dare I trust you?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | do you condescend to consult such a one as me upon the state of your family? |
mdp.39015005634889 | do you mean to give them the lie?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | for, however circumstances have seemed to encourage such a notion, what reason have I to believe it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | has he not sunk under it? |
mdp.39015005634889 | hast thou forgot thy curiosity this morning?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | hast thou seen aught?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | have you gained her affections?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | have you solicited her favour? |
mdp.39015005634889 | he apologised for intruding upon their sports, and asked which was the victor? |
mdp.39015005634889 | how are we entitled to his confidence?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | how long since?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | if a poor and worth- less stranger might presume to beg a minute's audience farther — am I so happy? |
mdp.39015005634889 | interrupted Jerome;"was a young man the cause?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | is she dead?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | lord observed it, and rallied him, inquiring how he had spent the night?' |
mdp.39015005634889 | my lady Matilda?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | my lord, what is blood? |
mdp.39015005634889 | my lord,"said Hippolita,"what is it your highness means?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | no doubt,"said Matilda:"you are a very discreet personage t may I know what you would have asked him?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | on my knees I supplicate you to for- bear.—Will you leave me a prey to Frederic? |
mdp.39015005634889 | or Is not that youth the exact resemblance of Alfonso's picture in the gallery?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | or do you deceive me, Matilda? |
mdp.39015005634889 | or is he an agent for another's passion? |
mdp.39015005634889 | or where is the editor, who has so happily possessed himself of his author's style and brilliant ease of argument? |
mdp.39015005634889 | replied Markham;"do you mean to threaten me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | replied a hollow voice thou to this castle to seek Hippolita?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | returned the Regent;"is this youth a peasant?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Bianca,"how should I know?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Edmund, confused;"what am I, Ithat I should give my opinion on an affair of so much| consequence? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Edmund,"am I to be deprived of both my fathers at once? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Edmund,"is it possible that any person could put such a construction upon so innocent a conversation?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Edmund:"we shall be watched perhaps; and, if discovered, what excuse can you make for coming there? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Edmund;"ami the child of that hapless mother?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Edmund;"what think you of this?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Hippolita mournfully,"will he not permit me to blend my tears with his, and shed a mother's sorrows in the bosom of her lord? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Hippolita, in a flood of tears,"can I not withhold thee a moment?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Hippolita,"what words are these? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Hippolita;"what can this mean?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Jerome,"how canst thou bear the sight of me with patience? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Jerome,"is my honesty the price I must pay for this dear youth's safety?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said John, in a melancholy voice,"what have I done to be turned out of your ser- vice?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred contemptuously:"tell me, then, what was that noise I heard?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred, endeavouring to conceal the awe with which the friar's words inspired him;"dost thou presume to threaten thy lawful prince?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred,"has it gone so far? — oh! |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred,"have you found the princess?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred,"how eamest thou here? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred;"I ask you where is the princess?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred;"am I never to learn what it is has terrified these rascals? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Manfred;"how didst thou discover the secret of opening it?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Margery,"what does your reverence mean? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Matilda,"what dost thou mean? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Matilda;"does he intend to have my brother's body interred privately in the chapel?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Robin,'what shall we do with the dead body? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Sir Philip, surprised;"where is he?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Sir Philip;"but who succeeded to the title and estate?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Theodore,"was it another, and not thy lovely self, that I assisted to find the subter- raneous passage?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said Theodore;"thinkest thou, charm- ing maid, that I will accept of life at the hazard of aught calamitous to thee? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said he,"I can not suffer a man of your age to kneel to me; are you not one of my best and truest friends? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said he;"how have you rested in your new apartment?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said she,"do you think that I — that.1—that I am to blame in this matter? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said she,"what is it you do suspect?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said she;"and does my father agree to his proposal?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said she;"what can I think?' |
mdp.39015005634889 | said the Prince angrily;"if he was going to escape, how should he come on this side? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said the Prince,"what wouldst thou with me?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said the Prince;"and how didst thou come to know there was a trap- door here?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said the Prince;"you, Jaquez, answer; for the other fool seems more distracted than thou art; what is the matter?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | said the holy man,"dost thou ques- tion his being mine? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said the stranger,"what can I do to assist you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | said the youth,"is it possible that my fate could have occasioned what I heard? |
mdp.39015005634889 | say you? |
mdp.39015005634889 | shall be compelled to do it; by whom had you this youth?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | shall the critic, who, in self- defence, declares that no kind ought to be excluded from comedy, give laws to Shake- speare? |
mdp.39015005634889 | speak, what is it he fancies he has seen?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | tell me who was my father?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | tell me, how hast thou escaped from above? |
mdp.39015005634889 | the casement is not shut — might I venture to ask?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | this assassin of his nearest relation? |
mdp.39015005634889 | thou wast wo nt to have some sense; has the other sot frightened himself and thee too? |
mdp.39015005634889 | thought of seeing a hard unfeeling viceroy set over my poor faithful people? |
mdp.39015005634889 | tion, demanded of Frederic where he had left her lord? |
mdp.39015005634889 | tm; •: a Gotbir- Bv HORACK WALi- OT.i; OUit'< Cluo Portrait? |
mdp.39015005634889 | to be tried like a criminal, to have judges appointed over me to decide upon my right to my own estate and title? |
mdp.39015005634889 | to meet your favourite Edmund, I sup- pose?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | vie i: ti-":;~wnc2 of c'l tli it t-'r--''? |
mdp.39015005634889 | we may be taken up for the murder; what had we to do to meddle with it?' |
mdp.39015005634889 | what art thou? |
mdp.39015005634889 | what hast thou seen in Manfred's behaviour, since my brother's death, that bespeaks any increase of tenderness to me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | what have I done to deserve his hatred?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | what have I done?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | what is it you tell me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | what is nobility? |
mdp.39015005634889 | what means the horror imprinted on each countenance? |
mdp.39015005634889 | what new calamities has fate in store for us? |
mdp.39015005634889 | what ruin has thy inadvertent goodness been preparing for thyself, for me, and for Matilda?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | what sayest thou?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | what was it thou heardest?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | when?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | where is the Prince?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | where is young Conrad now? |
mdp.39015005634889 | who comes there?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | why admit an enchanted helmet, and not a gigantic one? |
mdp.39015005634889 | why did you not await my return from the Marquis?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | why dost thou neglect thy own safety, and waste a thought on a wretch like Theodore? |
mdp.39015005634889 | why expose himself unneces- sarily and rashly to my father's resentment?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | will you not assist me with your prayers?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | will you not put her away? |
mdp.39015005634889 | will you too leave me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | with what wouldst thou trust me? |
mdp.39015005634889 | would I wound her tender soul by injuring her adored mother? |
mdp.39015005634889 | would her testi- mony avail? |
mdp.39015005634889 | your highness is not jealous of young Theodore?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | |"It is so,"said Edmund;"but why should Joseph S seem to think it concerns me in particular?" |
mdp.39015005634889 | — but why this kneeling youth? |
nyp.33433067287544 | ( it? nyp.33433067287544 Ag? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And how is this to be done? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And what are we to think,I asked,"of the article in Le Soleil?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | And what cause have you, Jupiter, for such a supposition?'' nyp.33433067287544 And what means are ours, of attaining the truth? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And what,I here demanded,"do you think of the opinions of Le Commerciel?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | And who,I demanded,"art thou?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | And why not to- night? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And you really solved it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And you think, then, that your master was really bitten by the beetle, and that the bite made him sick? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Are you quite sure he said that? nyp.33433067287544 Assuredly; with the greatest pleasure; when shall it be?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Born again? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But how did you proceed? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But how do you know he dreams about gold? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But how was it possible to effect this? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But how with a gang? nyp.33433067287544 But if we can not imagine Madame Roget privy to the design of elopement, may we not at least suppose this design entertained by the girl? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But what is the precise evidence of Madame De- luc?' nyp.33433067287544 But what, in the name of all that is mysterious, is your'Massa Will'going to do with scythes and spades?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | But, Talbot,I continued, pulling him by the shoulder,"listen to me, will you? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Come off, you scoundrel! — what do you mean by that? nyp.33433067287544 Dammit,"said I,"what are you about? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Did you observe, Captain, how suddenly they sank? nyp.33433067287544 Do you know her?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Eh? nyp.33433067287544 How I know? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How far mus go up, massa? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How? nyp.33433067287544 In what way?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is it there ye are, Mounseer Maiter- di- dauns? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is there no way, then, sir,she murmurs,"in which I may be permitted to testify my gratitude?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Jupiter,cried he, without heeding me in the least,"do you hear me?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | My sweetest Eugenie,I cried,"what is all this about which you are discoursing? |
nyp.33433067287544 | No, massa, I bring dis here pissel;and here Jupiter handed me a note which ran thus: My Dear Why have I not seen you for so long a time? |
nyp.33433067287544 | The what? |
nyp.33433067287544 | To what food,I thought,"have they been accus- tomed in the well?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | To- day's Sunday, I say — do n't/ know? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Vat I mean? nyp.33433067287544 Very sick, Jupiter! — why did n't you say so at once? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Very true; but what are they doing here? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Well now, Jupiter, do exactly as I tell you — do you hear? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Well, Jup, perhaps you are right; but to what fortunate circumstance am I to attribute the honor of a visit from you to- day?'' nyp.33433067287544 Well, Jup,"said I,"what is the matter now? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Well, then, Bobby, my boy — you're a fine fellow, are n't you? — since you will have the exact time, I'll — why, I'll oblige you for once. |
nyp.33433067287544 | Well, then, was it this eye or that through which you let the beetle fall? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What am I to do? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What are you all thinking about? nyp.33433067287544 What dc matter, massa?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | What de matter now, massa? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What do roa mean bv yowling io that ere kind of style, like a cam- mount? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What do you mean by that, you scoundrel? nyp.33433067287544 What is the meaning of all this, Jup?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | What the devil's the matter now? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What? nyp.33433067287544 Which way mus go now, Massa Will?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Who dares? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Would n't it answer, Bobby, if I were to leave it at random — some time within a year or so, for ex- ample? nyp.33433067287544 Yes, Moissart, Moissart;"said she, mimicking my pronunciation, which, to speak the truth, was none of the best;"and vat den? |
nyp.33433067287544 | You do n't say so? |
nyp.33433067287544 | You mean, to punctuate it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | of Chantilly,said he,"why do you pause? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — but what fairy- like form is this which glides so solemnly along the water?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | ''Will you introduce me?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | ( dares thus to make mockery of our woes?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | (? —) 1. |
nyp.33433067287544 | (?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | (?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | (?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | (?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | (?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | .another? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 10 insert: — The painter then added —'But is this indeed Death?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | 115 excadingly will proportioned all over to match? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 117"Is it there ye are?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | 16 that? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 16 —? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 18 Helps'( Helas?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | 183"Why, in the name of all that is angelic, do n't you knqtv who she is?' |
nyp.33433067287544 | 185 beast should have done the deed? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 19 property? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 211 feathers,"was not, according to his own definition, a man? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 22 it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 249 P. You assert, then, that the unparticled matter, in motion, is thought? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 251 P. Unorganized? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 28 have? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 41 ber that time?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | 6 about? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 61 girl? |
nyp.33433067287544 | 9 2 S-: 3 4-? |
nyp.33433067287544 | ; 8)*{(;48s); 5*t2:*JO 4956* 2(5*—4)81i 8*J 4069285);) 6f8) 4U:1(+9;48o8i; 8:8 t 1; 48t85;4)485t5288o6* 8i( J9;48;(88;4(t?34;48)4};i6i;:i88;J? |
nyp.33433067287544 | ;;;-, merely because we understand it to be such? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Ai nt you shamed ob yourself, nigger? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And den he keep a syphon all de tune —''"Keeps a what, Jupiter?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | And driven the Hamadryad from the wood? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And have I not told you that what you mistake for madness is but over acuteness of the senses? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And in what words does Madame Deluc designate the period of the evening at which these screams were heard? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And may it not thus happen that many far greater than Milton, have contentedly remained"mute and inglorious"? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And says I,"Is n't it the laste little bit of a mistake in the world that ye've been afther the making, yer leddyship? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And straightway, hereupon, arose the natural question of'cui bono? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And that gulf is — what? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And then what if he did not? — ah, that was the question — what if he did not?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | And then what if he did not? — ah, that was the question — what if he did not?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | And were those — were those — were those wrinhla, upon the visage of Eugenie Lalande? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And what means the singular prophecy of Madame Roget on the morning of Marie's departure? —'I fear that I shall never see Marie again.' |
nyp.33433067287544 | And when did the radiant Una ask any- thing of her Monos in vain? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And where is his corpse? |
nyp.33433067287544 | And why did you insist on letting fall the bug, instead of a bullet, from the skull?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | And why? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Are there other rudimental thinking beings than man? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Are these green tombs theirs? |
nyp.33433067287544 | At length the negro asked,"Is de lef eye of de skull pon de same side as de lef hand of de skull, too? |
nyp.33433067287544 | At what point? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But do they not rather demonstrate the absence of a gang? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But the boat — would he have secured it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But the memory of past sorrow — is it not present joy? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But this discovery gives us three new letters, 0, u and g, represented by|? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But what then? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But where are the antenna you spoke of?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | But where, meantime, was the soul? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But why is this man absent? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But why this necessity? |
nyp.33433067287544 | But would any number of men have dreamed of resorting to such an expedient? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Can we? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Certainly not — but are we prepared to say that there was not the frustrated design? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Could I believe my eyes? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Could I resist its glow? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Could it be possible that he was taking leave of his senses? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Dammit? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Did I intend to insult him? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Did I mean to say anything against his character? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Did I still think him baby Dammit? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Did you observe anything peculiar about it?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Do you know that Jupiter is quite right about it?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Do you see the stage- box? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Et hine ilia trte? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Ha! — would a madman have been so wise as this? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Had I been remanded to my dungeon, to await the next sacrifice, which would not take place for many months? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Had the body been in any respect despoiled? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Had the deceased any articles of jewelry about her person upon leaving home? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Had the sleep- waker, indeed, during the latter portion of his discourse, been addressing me from out the region of the shadows? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Has anything unpleasant happened since I saw you?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Has n't he told you what ails him?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Hast thou not dragged Diana from her car? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Hast thou not spoilt a story in each star? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Hast thou not torn the Naiad from her flood? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Have you ever heard of any important treasure being unearthed along the coast?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | Have you found it?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Have you got him here?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | How and why should I doubt it for an instant? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How are we to know that the articles found in the drawers were not all these drawers had originally contained? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How at least shall we distinguish its shadows from those of the tomb? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How canst thou tranquilly sleep? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How is it possible to extort 1 meaning from all this jargon about'devil's seats,''death's- heads,'and'bishop's hotels?'" |
nyp.33433067287544 | How is this? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How old do you suppose him to be?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | How should I? |
nyp.33433067287544 | How was it possible you should know I was thinking of?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | How, then, am I mad? |
nyp.33433067287544 | I continue the translation:"What, then, are the facts on which M. Beauvais says that he has no doubt the body was that of Marie Roget? |
nyp.33433067287544 | I have seen — what, indeed, have I not seen? |
nyp.33433067287544 | I smiled, — for what had I to fear? |
nyp.33433067287544 | I went down to open it with a light heart, — for what had I now to fear? |
nyp.33433067287544 | I will be minute in relating all — but at what point shall the weird nar- rative begin? |
nyp.33433067287544 | I wonder if he has forgotten the many unanswerable questions which he propounded to me so fluently on the day when I gave him my last lecture? |
nyp.33433067287544 | If a thief had taken any, why did he not take the best — why did he not take all? |
nyp.33433067287544 | If not like me, vat for vy buy de pig in de poke?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | If only one flower, we seek for nothing farther — what then if two or three, or more? |
nyp.33433067287544 | In Aidenn? |
nyp.33433067287544 | In a word, why did he abandon four thousand francs in gold to encumber himself with a bundle of linen? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is he confined to bed?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is it any wonder, then, that I prize it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is it de dance of de Saint Vitusse dat you ave? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is it wonderful that the one known atrocity should influence the popular judgment in regard to the other unknown? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is n't that your tobacco lying there T Do you expect me to pay for what I did not take?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | Is not this a spectacle of woe? |
nyp.33433067287544 | It was a freak of fancy in my friend( for what else shall I call it?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | Legrand was in one of his fits — how else shall I term them? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Legrand?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Madame Lalande, I had been told, was a Parisian — had lately arrivep from Paris — might she not suddenly return? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Now where is that rudderless boat? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Now, we ask, what was there in this case to cause a departure from the ordinary course of nature? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Of course you are prepared to identify the property?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. Are you asleep? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. Are you pleased with the prospect? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. But again — why need this impediment have been produced? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. But in all this — in_ this identification of mere matter with God — is there nothing of irreverence? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. But to what good end is pain thus rendered possible? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. Can you give me no more precise idea of what you term the unparticled matter? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. Does the idea of death afflict you? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. How do you think your present illness will result? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. Is God, then, material? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. Is not God immaterial? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. Is not God spirit? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. What then is he? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. What then shall I ask? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P. You say that divested of the body man will be God? |
nyp.33433067287544 | P.\After a few more passes,,] Do you sleep now? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Pierre La Seine,? oing a step farther, shows that the intention was to recommend to young men temperance in eating and drinking. |
nyp.33433067287544 | Rumgudgeon?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Sub conaervatione forma? |
nyp.33433067287544 | The elfin from the grass? |
nyp.33433067287544 | The two upper black spots look like eyes, eh? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Then how? |
nyp.33433067287544 | These walls — are you going, gentlemen? |
nyp.33433067287544 | These were the exact words, my beloved husband, were they not?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | They are becoming — rather — are they not?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | This request — must I confess it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Thus it is abundantly clear that the gang quitted the Barriere du Roule prior to the screams overheard(?) |
nyp.33433067287544 | To those who love as ourselves, in what respect differs a year from an hour? |
nyp.33433067287544 | To- day's Sunday — is n't it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | V. Can you say why matter should be less rever- enced than mind? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Vat you know bout de Moissart?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was I a fool? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was I aware — was I fully aware of the discrepancy between us? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was I left to perish of starvation in this subterranean world of darkness; or what fate, perhaps even more fearful, awaited me? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was I mad? — or was I drunk? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was I mad? — or was I drunk? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was I much mourned, my Eiros? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was he murdered by the gang? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was it possible they heard not? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was it probable that the bandage crossed my bosom in the track of the pendu- lum? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was my maternal parent aware, in a word, of my absence from the domiciliary residence? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was n't yesterday Sunday, I should like to know?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was not that an exceedingly singular thing? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Was that — was that — was that rouge? |
nyp.33433067287544 | We demand at once, and very naturally, tvby? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What are we to make of the skeletons found in the hole?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | What are you gaping at? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What could he be dream- ing of? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What definite idea can a body attach to such expressions as"methodical Jack o'Dandy,"or"a systematical Will o'the Wisp"? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What do you mean?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | What does he complain of?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | What else could I think? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What impression have I made upon your fancy?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | What make him dream bout de goole so much, if taint cause he bit by de goole- bug? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What more would you have?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | What new crotchet possessed his excitable brain? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What result, then, has ensued? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What right,"said I,"had the old gentleman to make any other gentleman jump? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What shall we first seek here? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What"business of the highest importance"could be possibly have to transact? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What, in the name of every- thing hideous, did this mean? |
nyp.33433067287544 | What, then, to do? |
nyp.33433067287544 | When you left the Bishop's Hotel, what then?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | Who has not, a hundred times, found himself committing a vile or a silly action, for no other reason than because he knows he should not? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Who is that secret lover, I ask, of whom, at least, most of the relatives know nothing? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Who shall pre- sume to imitate the colors of the tulip, or to improve the proportions of the lily of the valley? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Who shall say that any- thing is impossible hereafter? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Why do you call me Eiros? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Why is it folly to suppose that the murder was committed at any given period of the day? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Why is it folly to suppose that the murder was committed within five minutes after the girl's quitting her mother's house? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Why need I paint, Charmion, the now disenchained frenzy of mankind? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Why prey'st thou thus upon the poet's heart, Vulture, whose wings are dull realities? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Why would they not be gone? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Why, otherwise, since it was about dusk, should she make a point of the haste? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Will you be kind enough to lend me a couple of shillings?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | Will you confer upon me the favor of taking charge of this pocket- book — I know I can trust you — and of advertising it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Would a number of men have so dragged a corpse at all as to have left evident traces of the dragging? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Would you believe it? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Yet in what, if not in this marvellous train of coincidence, does the accidentally suggested opinion of the populace call upon us to believe? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Yet the sound increased — and what could I do? |
nyp.33433067287544 | Yet what business had/ with hope? |
nyp.33433067287544 | You are not prepared to maintain that you are dead?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | You say that man will never put off the body? |
nyp.33433067287544 | You will, of course, ask » where is the connection?' |
nyp.33433067287544 | [ ros i-:ll^emilyefski-;el].£ V? |
nyp.33433067287544 | \Tbis was said in a low, fluctuating tone, and with every sign of the most profound veneration^ P. What then is God? |
nyp.33433067287544 | ai nt dis here my lef eye for sartain?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | am I not ready speak de too moshe? |
nyp.33433067287544 | and every one of the gods and goddesses, little and big! — what — what — what — what had become of her teeth? |
nyp.33433067287544 | and och, botheration, was n't it the gentaalest and dilikittest of all the little squazes that I got in return? |
nyp.33433067287544 | and vat you ave for say to dat name? |
nyp.33433067287544 | as'what has occurred that has never occurred before?' |
nyp.33433067287544 | bidding? |
nyp.33433067287544 | but where is the beginning? |
nyp.33433067287544 | character? |
nyp.33433067287544 | cried Legrand, appar- ently much relieved,"what do you mean by telling me such nonsense as that? |
nyp.33433067287544 | cried Legrand, highly delighted,"what is it?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | cried the negro, drawing back in dismay —"what for mus tote de bug way up de tree? |
nyp.33433067287544 | de bug, massa? |
nyp.33433067287544 | did I not bid thee arise?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | do n't you hear? |
nyp.33433067287544 | do you hear me?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | do you know your right hand from your left?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | for what could be of less importance, under the terrible circumstances which environed me, than the mere dimensions of my dun- geon? |
nyp.33433067287544 | gentleman lost a pocket book?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | had been inspired by Casimir Perier, whose pert little query"A quoi un poite est- il bon?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | he demanded hoarsely of the cour- tiers who stood near him —"who dares insult us with this blasphemous mockery? |
nyp.33433067287544 | here fairly screamed Legrand,"do you say you are out to the end of that limb?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | idiot?, then Did. |
nyp.33433067287544 | if so, had she any when found? |
nyp.33433067287544 | insult bim? |
nyp.33433067287544 | is it n»t a very piti- ful sight?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | might I have not known that into the pit it was the object of the burning iron to urge me? |
nyp.33433067287544 | mockery? |
nyp.33433067287544 | no, the next — did you ever be- hold as lovely a woman?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | not come himself, why, in the name of every r*»rrrg rational, could he not have enclosed me a letter of pre- sentation? |
nyp.33433067287544 | or, if even that, could I withstand its pressure? |
nyp.33433067287544 | p. 60 with,"And who that one? |
nyp.33433067287544 | replies the man in authority;"cast off there, d'ye hear?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | said I, beginning to faint,"why surely you do n't say Moissart, and Voissart, and Croissart, and Froissart?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | said I,"and why should n't she be? |
nyp.33433067287544 | said Legrand,"but it's so long since I saw you; and how could I foresee that you would pay me a visit thi3 very night of all others? |
nyp.33433067287544 | settled to your satisfaction, you will then return home and follow my advice implicitly, as that of your physician?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | soldiers up, and as white as a gose? |
nyp.33433067287544 | that there was no ground for the inference: — wu there not much for another? |
nyp.33433067287544 | then add: — Was I a fool? |
nyp.33433067287544 | was the skull nailed to the limb with the face outward, or with the face to the limb?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | what I keer for de bug?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | what avails the vigilance against the Destiny of man? |
nyp.33433067287544 | what could I do? |
nyp.33433067287544 | what do you mean?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | what do you suppose/ would be doing with an opera- glass?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | what is dis here pon de tree?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | what mus do wid it?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | when shall it be? |
nyp.33433067287544 | while a bigb order of genius is necessarily ambitious, the highest is invariably above that which is termed ambition? |
nyp.33433067287544 | who is be? |
nyp.33433067287544 | why what is it you mean?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | | » ANT) THI.1X lol'R PARENTS UkWMW lR\VbVL? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — Did n't I give you back your tobacco? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — and jist thin what d'ye think it was that her leddyship did? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — and vat den? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — but stay! — how long do you propose to be absent?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — could I? — that was the question. |
nyp.33433067287544 | — did n't I give you the tobacco for the brandy and water? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — do n't you hear? — the gentle- man says'abem!'" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — do you mark me well? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — how is your master?'' |
nyp.33433067287544 | — just oblige me, will you, by sending the bundle home? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — must I say precisely?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — nervous — very, very dreadfully nervous I had been and am; but why trill vou say that I am mad? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — ole? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — or do they yield up their sweet lives as mankind yield up their own? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — or was I not? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — or"Nep can swear to the truth of that — ca n't yon, Nep?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — precisely?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — return before Talbot came back — and might she not be thus lost to me forever? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — speak, I tell you! — answer me this instant, without prevarication! — which — which is your left eye?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — sunrise?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — the dainty fay, The witch, the sprite, the goblin — where are they? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — vat de matter now? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — very well! — how is it fastened to the limb? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — what do you mean?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — what holds it on?" |
nyp.33433067287544 | — what should I have? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — what? |
nyp.33433067287544 | — why what can be the matter with these glasses?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Accomplished- is he? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Admiral wom'le sh'r? miun.abj8846.0001.001 And glad to meet?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And how do you do, Howard, my boy? miun.abj8846.0001.001 And must you go?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And the bird? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And the supplies stopped? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And they seemed to know one another before? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what am I to say to Sprague? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what do you suppose is the cause of it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what do you want of me, little woman? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what is it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what, sir, do you think I had best do? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And where is your- my pupil? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And why not? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And why so? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And why.not Willie, as it used to be? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And, Doctor Drake, you wo n't mention what I'm going to say? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Are there more than one? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Cousin? miun.abj8846.0001.001 Did he speak of him?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did it concern her death? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did not Trevor tell you he was coming here at eleven? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did you ever see anything like it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did you remember the snuff, dear William? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | DidI? miun.abj8846.0001.001 Didhe?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you hear him, mamma? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you mean to say she has been carried out there.? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you really think they care a farthing? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you think I- I'm really cured? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you want my opinion as to what trees should come down? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Does he say what about? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Does she look happy- does she look like herself? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | GREAT fun, croquet, is n't it? miun.abj8846.0001.001 H'm- did I? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | He rails like a wounded knight- doesn't he, Grannie? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Here? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Hle gave directions about his things, of course?' miun.abj8846.0001.001 How could I know, Auntie?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How could;:he fancy it possible that I could accept the insult of her gift? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How do you do, Miss Violet? miun.abj8846.0001.001 How do, Miss Darkwell- charming day, is not it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How is my friend MTaubray? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How old? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How should I know, Willie? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I Maubray? miun.abj8846.0001.001 I do n't know that I should be a welcome guest; in fact, I know I should not- young Maubray--""Your brother?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I ey? miun.abj8846.0001.001 I hope you like him?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I know- yes- the old clergyman, is n't heThat's a great many,"said William with who paid you a visit?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I'm a resident tutor- neither more no? miun.abj8846.0001.001 I, and zkhy not I?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I- I may write to Miss Darkwell, do you think? miun.abj8846.0001.001 I- I wish to know, the Kincton Knoxes, are n't they a leading people rather, in their part of the world?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I? miun.abj8846.0001.001 I? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is her death to take place at the time then appointed? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is it Henbane? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is it a male or female spirit? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is it thought he may linger long? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is she alone? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is there a spirit present? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | It does n't follow that she likes me, and you know there are difficulties; and even if she did, it does not follow that I like her; do n't you see? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Miss Perfect at home? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | My aunt is not ill? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | My head? miun.abj8846.0001.001 Not the least chance- none in the world-"Yes, I think its cricket, ai n't it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Now we'll ask, ma'am, please, for how long? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Of Violet? miun.abj8846.0001.001 Oh, William, I am so delighted to hear"And you really think we may be happy yousay sol"she exclaimed, much relieved by about dear old grannie again?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Oh? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Shall I take him on my back? miun.abj8846.0001.001 She's up, then?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Sir Richard, you mean? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | So did I; I've called very often,answered William;"as often as you, I dare say, and I have not seen her; and that's odder, do n't you think? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | So she might,said the cleric, and laughed a little to himself, for he knew her, and fancied a scene,"but what can you do? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | T Where is Vane Trevor now? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | That's very easy, of course to say; but I-I do n't think it's using a fellow quite---"Did I ever lead you to think I thought otherwise?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | The Marquess?-ha- ha!--no, of course I do n't; how should I? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | The funeral? miun.abj8846.0001.001 Very likely; what is it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | WVhat, my dear? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, and what did he mean? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, and what of Miss Perfect; any conciliatory symptoms in that quarter? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, and why did not you say so? miun.abj8846.0001.001 Well, how are we to- day? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, my dear, what is it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Were there knockings? miun.abj8846.0001.001 What can I do for you? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What does she make of it? miun.abj8846.0001.001 What is it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What o'clock is it, aunt? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What the devil are you doing, sir, cutting down my tree?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What's the matter with the tea? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | When was it, Tom, at what hour? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Where? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Where?' miun.abj8846.0001.001 Who, ma'am?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Why, darling, it was you who made me promise, do n't you recollect? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Wiiliam? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Winnie, do, like a dear old thing, openQuite made up your mind,?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Yes, of course; and did you look at his face when I mentioned the quarrel with Sir Pichard? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Yes, quite well- all right- and how have you been? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Yes, this evening; and you quite well, Violet? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You do n't? miun.abj8846.0001.001 You wo n't?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You're not to hear, but we were saying, were n't we, Mr. Herbert? miun.abj8846.0001.001 grow more selfish and less high- minded? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | ( What are you talking about, William? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | 1"Why, you goose, what can I care?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | 21 Bible, and to Aunt Dinah's that of the prayers, likes him, as why should she not? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | 4 I say it is a pity, Mr. Maubray, is n't it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | 50 ALL IN THE DAEK"Eh, who? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | 51 highly of us, if we had acted in the slightest"B quiet, sir,"said William, in o? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | ; do you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | A SUNNY MORNING,"I SUPPOSE, if he likes her, there's nothing to conceal in that?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Ai n't I tholgh? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | All looked towards the signal, and Miss Perfect threw up the window and said:"How do you do, Mr. Trevor? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Am I at liberty to write to Sergeant Darkwell on the subject?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Am I understood?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And Miss Perfect, with a very honest surprise in her face, said:"Am I to.understand, Mr. Vane Trevor?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And he looked on his aunt with a half amused recognition, which seemed to say,"Well- and what about that humbug?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And pray who ever asked him? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And really, if people are nice, and quite well bred, what more do you want?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And so the gray silk hood vanished, with a"So you really missed me, William?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And tell me- and tell me about this news- about Miss Kincton Knox- is it true- is there really an engagement?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And the little boy, sir, where is he?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what did you say, pray?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what does Violet- Miss Dark- hats, which had, no doubt, for many a year well- say?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And what right could a cousin pretend to exclude you from your father's funeral?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And where did you leave him? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And whose department is it in? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And why?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And you are convinced it's true?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And- and I know, Maubray, you'll be glad to hear, and- and I really believe it's the best, and wisest thing I could have done- don't you think so?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | And- and- the young lady, Miss Clara Knox, she, I suppose, is- is admired?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Are we to have croquet to- day?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Are you quite sure of that?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | At last the doctor said"She wo n't miss you, do you think?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | At last, however, he did say, quite quietly"And why do n't you marry, if you think it so good a thing?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Away went Master Howard, and Trevo> said"And do tell me, what are you doing here, of all places in the world?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But Aunt Dinah, with many thanks, said,"No,"peremptorily, and wilful man or woman, who will contend with? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But Miss Clara, with admirable coolness, said"What's that?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But is'nt it all very odd, sir, and very unaccountable- I- I think?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But what did he say? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But what is the poor fellow to do? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But why is it, will you tell me who know everything, that gentlemen always ask for a rose or a violet, or a flower of some sort, as a keepsake? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But, perhaps you can? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But- but what's to be done? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | But-a- how did you like your ride?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | By Jove a month ago, you were n't a more unlikely man; but how can I help it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Can I see Mr. Kincton Knox?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Can anything be more ridiculous? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Can we get rid of that little wretch for a minute or two?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Certainly;.shall I fetch it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Come back, sir; how dare you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Come in- bring it inwhy do n't you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Come out and have a walk with me, will you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Could William hope to succeed so well? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Could old Winnie be dismal and changed, as if he had not eaten, quite old Winnie, and Aunt Dinah gone? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Could such a treasure remain long unsought? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Darkwells of Shropshire?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did he call him Maubray often?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did he mention it to- day?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did he- atalk of anything?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did he- atalk of her good looks? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did you feel anything?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did you give Miss Dlinah Perfect a message on Monday last?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Did you happen to look at the clock as you passed?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Dinah, spiritedly, and took a pinch of her"What arrangement? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do I make myself clear? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do n't we"( he would have said Violet?) |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do n't you see?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do n't you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do we improve? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you believe? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you know the Torhamptons?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you know those Miss Mainwarings- Doctor Mainwaring's daughters?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you play?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you see much of your cousin Winston at Cambridge?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Do you write poetry?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Does she think it was a fancy only, or a real thing?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Drake?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Egad, you never saw woman so angry, when I called it all bosh You'd better not vex her that way, my boyd'ye see? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | H'm!-yes!-Henbane? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Had William enlisted, or had he embarked as steward on board an American steamer? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Had h( any one to meet you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Had he not better go on, and await its arrival there? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Had he not money enough for all his wants? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Had the breakup indeed come? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Have some coffee? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Have you a scissors? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | He had the Bar before him now- could not Sergeant Darkwell bring him forward, put him in the way of business? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | He ought to know that people do n't invite themselves to Kinctonany news?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | He's very good- looking; is n't he? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Herbert?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Herbert?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How are you, aunt? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How did I ever show it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How do you remember the name was Maubray, and not some other name like Maubray?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How long ago did this happen, my dear?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How many hours long, Miss--"( Vi he was going to say)---"Darkwell, are contained in half an hour's waiting? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How the devil can a fellow marry in- college, and without a shilling?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | How was it with fierce and cruel Aunt Dinah all this time,?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Howard I could you? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Howard says you wished to see me?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I ca n't see why she should not; can you? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I could fancy growing quite in love with it- isn't it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I do n't think I should ever care we meet at breakfast- shan't we?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I had not an idea- only just come, I suppose?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I knew by your aunt's manner there was a screw loose somewhere- something abolft a living, was'nt there?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I knew it must a'happened some time for certain- her or me must go- but who'd a thought'twas to be so soon?-who'd a'thought it ever? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I lose my spirits for the whole day after, fancied? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I m afraid you find it awfully slow-- do n't you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I met-- who do you think?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I suppose I had better?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I think he has sdmething to say; but, hang it, why could not he tell it as well at Gilroyd, and to the people it concerns? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I think she might; do n't you? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I think we were a little cross last night, were n't we?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I'm but a dismal companion- very; and how long is it since young Mr. Trevor was here? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I'm in my bed; what takes you out of yours?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I'm sure 1 change, and so do you, and what wo n't three years do? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I, for one, never encouraged him? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | I? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | If there be no familiar spirit, it's nothmng, and if there be, what is it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is Sir Richard dead?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is his son like him?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is it really progress? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is n't there a short way to the Warren?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is n't there blue verbena?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Is not it strong enough?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | It is very kind of Mr. Trevor; you'll arrange them, wo n't you dear?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | It's jolly, is n't it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | LShall I sing you a song?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Last winter?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Like people who knew one another before?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Marry in five years, indeed? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Master Ioward's face was swollen with tears and fury?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Maubray, o will you have some tea?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Maubray, your cousin, has quarrelled with his father, you heard?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Maubray?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | May I run out to the flowers?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | May I, Mr. Hererbert? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | May he come to me?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | May he come? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | May he?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Miss Clara was on the point of bursting forth into invective, but being curious, she did not choose a rupture, and only said"And why not, pray?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Miss Perfect nev"Is she very ill, Dobbs?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Miss Perfect was appeasable, and apologies"Do I, ma'am?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Miss Vi looked curiously at him for a moment, and then she said, 1 We heard quite another account of him, did n't we, Grannie?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Mr. Hebert, a little more tea?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Mr.-a- a- Herbert?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Mrs. Kincton Knox stared, and at last asked:"Who is Gilroyd?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Nephew, how are you? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Not had luncheon yet? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Nothing- I'm quite well; what could go wrong with a fellow so magnificently provided for? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Oh I Maubray? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Oh, Doctor Drake, is it anything very bad?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Oh, yes,"persisted Aunt Dinah;"but was there aythng-- ang- ything particularanything that could interest us?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Oh?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Pert little Vi I what's all this?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Purity?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Return to my duty?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Richard? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | S"Going to play again to- day,"enquired Miss Perfect briskly;"charming morning for a game- is he coming, William?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | SAnd- and- he talked pretty frankly?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | SI suppose you've been in one of your tempers, and never spoke a word- and you'know he's so shy? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | SQuite well, flourishing, Grannie in the drawing- room? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Shall we telegraph a message to London?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | She has cut yon, you know, for the present, and- and you need not, if you think it would vex her, go in your own name, do you see? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | She made a will, you know?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Should he go back and drink some of her tea? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Since be married so soon?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | So Winnie?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | So you wo n't come, Vi?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Stuff I They know quite well I've no idea of marrying; and what more? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Such rot?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Table- rapping?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | The BMiller's Tarn?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | The best thing a fellow going to the bar can do is to marry, and have a wife and lots of babbies--- it makes them work so hard---doesn't it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | The relationship between hr and poor Miss Perfect was a very round- about affair; was n't it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Then I suppose I have been telling fibs as usual? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Then it counts for nothing?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | There was a little pause, and, suddenly looking up, she said, rather petulantly:"Think of him? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | These are beginning to look a little seedy-- aren't they? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | This sort of thing, by Jove, it will never do, it would wear out any fellow; where's the good in putting off? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Trevor?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Vane Trevor come?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Violet has gone to bed?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Wagget?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was I cross? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was ever admirable woman so persecuted by fortune? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was ever such madness heard of? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was he about working his passage to New Zealand, or had he turned billiard marker? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was n't I?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was not Louis Philippe an usher in a school? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was not Violet peerless, go where she might? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was not that a blush, or only the rosy shadow under her bonnet? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was that a mere motiveless freak? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Was there no special augury to his favour discernable in it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | We never saw his son, you know,"I think you intimated that you were about here; and is the quarrel made up?". |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, Howard, have you got the revolver?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, I admit you might get better traps, and if you like decent clothes, why the devil do n't you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, I'm thinking of taking him down; what do you say?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, Mr. Trevor, disguise it how you may, you are very good- natured,"said Miss Perfect, much pleased with her new pet;"and I'm very much obliged,?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, Tom, my aunt in the drawing- room?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, and what do you propose to do?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, but are you well- is there anything wrong?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, dear, they went away?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, dear?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, give them this card, and they'll give it to you- and we'll try and shoot a rabbit- eh?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, he's- what is he doing?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, well, will you have done, and answer my question? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, what do you say?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Well, what do you think of Maubray?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Were the blinds down? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Were there no richer fellows than he, none more- more- what should he say?-more that style of man who is acceptable in feminine eyes? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What about it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What am I to do about the cheque?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What are you dawdling there for, Winnie? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What can she see in him? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What could Trevor want to talk to him about? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What do you think of it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What do you think?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What do you'mean, sir?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What do yoz think?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What does she want?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What else be they paid for, if it baint to carry loads; what's a hamper like this here to one of them? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What good could that sort of thing do you at the bar, for instance? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What have you got to say? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What have you would treat you to a tolerably straight, well heard of him? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What is the drift of this perpetual mutation? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What might not be going on in London? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What of Henbane? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What on earth can she see in him? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What sort of state can you be in?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What was it to him whether he were late or not? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What was it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What was little silver- hair saying? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | What's everything? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Where can he learn those vile, low tricks?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Where did you find them?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who are you, pray, that anything more should be expected from you? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who called you Violet?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who called you Violet?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who is that Mr. Edmund- Edward Sprague?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who the devil ordered you, sir, to- to how- pow- cut down my trees, sir?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who took the woodcock pie up to her bedroom? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who'could have imagined the discussion of his profession so convulsive and frightful an ordeal? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who'd have thought? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who's there? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Who, my dear?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Why do n't I? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Why do you want to know?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Why should he be, if he is a fit person to be received at Kincton- why should he be ashamed of his name?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Why should n't he tell his name?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Why, what are you afraid of, old Maubray? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Will you come with me to the Farm- road plantation, and give me your ideas about what I'm going to do?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Will you ever learn, Miss Kincton Knox, to command your miserable temper?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Winnie,"did you feel that?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Wo n't you come to the drawingfrightening me; but old Winnie, here- you room now?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Wo n't you have some more claret?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Would not a thimble or even a slipper be better? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Would you like to have a shot with my revolver? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Would you like to see her, Master William?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Yes or no?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Yes you shaPl- you shall, indeed, and I'll do ever so much; and may she come and look at the cricket?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Yet, what need he care? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You are going to tell the people here?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You are to sit quiet, and eat your breakfast- do you hear- and do you like sardines? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You are very welcome, sir- very happy to see you- very happy to make your acquaintance; and how is my good friend, Sprague? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You do n't believe in it, sir- do you?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You do n't like your tea, William? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You have heard us speak of Mr. Vane Trevor, of IRevington?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You know those airs, Vi?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You mean you've come here to Kincton to teach that little cur- I hope you lick him a trifle?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You promise, really and truly, sir?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You really must tell me what you think of Vane Trevor?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You see it there, Clara, on the rising ground, near the paling?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You seem"Is lhe?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You take snuff, doctor, do n't you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You'll do him no good by that,"said the"Did n't you? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You'll find bread by itself, and some salt in white paper, and a few Ripston pippins, and it is really no weight at all; is it, Winnie?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You'll learn it a--- in no time, it's so simple-- is n't it, Miss Darkwell? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You're going to the bar, you say, and that is the way to get on, eh?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You're not for a walk, are you?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | You've been and eat it, you greedy I""Now?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Your cousin, is n't she?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | Your trunk and things, gone up to your room, Vane?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | about it, that out of the seven last incumbents,"You saw Doctor Waggett here yesterday?' |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | about,"said Vane Trevor, scrambling rather"And do n't you understand me?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | and for some seconds he did not"What do you say, ma'am?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | are you quite well?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | better-- aw- haw- instruction, ma'am,"answer-"Well?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | cried the doctor briskly, hav-"Did n't you hear something?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | demanded Miss Do you'want to kill me, sir?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | did n't he? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | do? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | doctor; and the question being put, there"I? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | down before the rich, red- brick front of the old"Does he- does he make love to her?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | eh?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | feeling of shyness prevented, and he only"And you do n't believe in it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | goodness gracious 1 have you forgot the tobacco- box?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | her mind to the doctor--"Well, do you, I say? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | iHe had been seven years called before he made that? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | ibray, a good me get to my nd I shall be am door, and) nes were auad got to his poke of?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | is he"I can only say I like him elxremaely,"oh- light or dark, or tall or short- or what?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | lutely vestedoin me, and to his heirs for ever, then?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | making yourself intelligible?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | mutter?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | my hand was held in that spirit- hand- no"Then you think he means to ask her?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | objection to answering my question, I should"Tut- does he?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | old Winnie, have you got it?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | quite innocently-"He handles the willow pretty well, and"What of Mr. Maubray? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | rather not hear itjested upon, especially with so"You've seen him, then?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | repeat her question,"What is he like?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | school house together at twelve o'clock- could anything be more unlucky? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | situation- that's the right word, is n't it?-ivery, what's the word? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | t you think?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | the devil are you to manage it? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | the fire was pleasant, and the"Where is she?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | to the ladies,"two rubbers of fives; with whom do you think?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | w- ill you try to frighten people in this manner?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | what are those fellows doing?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | what is this? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | what s all this? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | what's all that?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | who could foresee the event? |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | why need he bring me this stupid walk up his hill?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | you come?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | you'll send Maubray, wo n't you, to fetch her?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | your filling your glass, eh?" |
miun.abj8846.0001.001 | your ride?" |
osu.32435030967202 | - “ Has a cloud appeared? ” asked the young Hindoo girl. |
osu.32435030967202 | - “ Will you accompany me into the Punjab? ” asked Priyamvada of the count, who had just pressed his lips to her brow. |
osu.32435030967202 | 303######################## T H E QUARTETTE “ A veiled lady? |
osu.32435030967202 | A thought suddenly struck Sidney, and chilled him as if a steel blade had been driven into his heart: Could the emperor have mistrusted him? |
osu.32435030967202 | An almost im- perceptible little white dot — was it a gull or a flake of foam? |
osu.32435030967202 | Are you really going off to Greece: Do you really need to flee from me, who have no other thought than to please you? |
osu.32435030967202 | Besides, I could go out at night only, and how should I ever find my way through the labyrinth of streets? |
osu.32435030967202 | Besides, even if he had found it out, of what use would it have been? |
osu.32435030967202 | Besides, is it possible to deceive? |
osu.32435030967202 | Besides, what would be the 43::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: S PIR IT E object of such a joke? |
osu.32435030967202 | But suppose it should not be so Suppose Miss Vyvyan, indignant at Benedict's inexplicable disappearance, had taken back her heart? |
osu.32435030967202 | But what am I doing here? |
osu.32435030967202 | But what was the particular period in the life of Pompeii into which he had been transported? |
osu.32435030967202 | But would I take your fancy? |
osu.32435030967202 | But, is your Falernian good? |
osu.32435030967202 | Can you not leave the living within their sphere? |
osu.32435030967202 | Could his comrades have done the same thing as he, and were they looking for him among the ruins? |
osu.32435030967202 | Did he at the last moment discover some hidden vice, some concealed offence in her? |
osu.32435030967202 | Did she not pour out tea as correctly as Lady Penelope herself? |
osu.32435030967202 | Even if I were to write to her, how could I send my letter? |
osu.32435030967202 | For the matter of that, how did he happen to be there himself? |
osu.32435030967202 | Fortu- nately, my skull is hard. ” “ Well, Snuff, what has hit you? |
osu.32435030967202 | Frankly, do I look like a lady- killer? ” “ You are very modest, ” replied Mme. |
osu.32435030967202 | Had Sir Arthur Sidney wished to deliver him over to evil- doers, to assassins perhaps? |
osu.32435030967202 | Had that spirit belonged to this earth, or had it come from a distant planet or a higher region? |
osu.32435030967202 | Have you any engagements this evening, Baron? |
osu.32435030967202 | He seems sad and preoccupied, is he not happy? ” For sole reply Volmerange uttered a sigh. |
osu.32435030967202 | How did Spirite happen to be there in so charmingly human a form, visible, no doubt, to others as well as to himself? |
osu.32435030967202 | How had they managed to get down, and how could this amazing flight be explained? |
osu.32435030967202 | How the devil did this curious trans- formation take place? |
osu.32435030967202 | How would it be possible to discover his track in a wake which vanished almost as soon as formed? |
osu.32435030967202 | I felt no regret, for what could the best of human ties be, compared with the happiness of two souls in the eter- nal kiss of divine love? |
osu.32435030967202 | I have a good mind to set out to look for him, – but in what direction? |
osu.32435030967202 | If she did not love him, why did she marry him? |
osu.32435030967202 | Is Dolfos going to come back to life too? |
osu.32435030967202 | Is it a novel or a poem* Shall you publish it soon? ” “ It may be called a poem, ” replied Malivert, “ but it is not of my own composition. |
osu.32435030967202 | Is your gentleman generous? ” “ As generous as the lord mayor on the day he is installed. |
osu.32435030967202 | Of whom were these words, murmured with a strange accent, spoken? |
osu.32435030967202 | On what other subject could Malivert have written? |
osu.32435030967202 | Or like a whale? ” And in either case one may answer affirmatively, with- out necessarily being an imbecile courtier. |
osu.32435030967202 | Pharaoh ’s daughters are scarce, very scarce. ”- “ I know it; I am aware that it is not very common; but how much do you want? |
osu.32435030967202 | Quite true? |
osu.32435030967202 | She touched me lightly with it and said: “ Well, handsome sleeper, is that the way you get ready? |
osu.32435030967202 | Should I accept one of the suitors approved by my parents in their wisdom? |
osu.32435030967202 | That is what I am not aware of Was he a thief, a lover, a spy, a foe, or a friend? |
osu.32435030967202 | The truth is, I am annoyed. ” “ Have I come at the wrong time, or have I upset some of your plans? |
osu.32435030967202 | Then why should he have done it? |
osu.32435030967202 | Under what form would the spirit present itself so as to become appreciable to his human perception? |
osu.32435030967202 | Was Guy in love with her, or had he simply yielded to curiosity when he drove Grimalkin in pursuit of the stepper? |
osu.32435030967202 | Was he dead, or had he buried in some solitude his despair at having failed in the enterprise which had been the sole aim of his life for five years? |
osu.32435030967202 | Was he watching for himself or for some one else? |
osu.32435030967202 | Was not the purpose to detach him, by this terrible blow, from human things, and to profit by his despair to launch him into an impossible enterprise? |
osu.32435030967202 | Were the indistinct sounds of steps produced by them as they walked and chatted and disappeared round the corner of a square? |
osu.32435030967202 | Were you not happy? |
osu.32435030967202 | What are you cursing about there like an old papist woman spelling her beads, instead of knocking on the floor and giving the signal? |
osu.32435030967202 | What can Jehovah offer you in com- pensation? |
osu.32435030967202 | What can have so suddenly turned Bene- dict against her? |
osu.32435030967202 | What cool extravagance can Sidney have proposed to him? |
osu.32435030967202 | What did he busy himself with? |
osu.32435030967202 | What do you mean by presenti- 7 97:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: T H E QUARTETTE ments? |
osu.32435030967202 | What does it mean? |
osu.32435030967202 | What effect had the sinister and mysterious catastrophe produced in society? |
osu.32435030967202 | What great soul was about to take flight, bearing away with it the wrath of the world? |
osu.32435030967202 | What had been the outcome of the fight? |
osu.32435030967202 | What matter the winds of heaven and the fogs of earth, when a man bears sunshine in his heart and the heavens in his soul? |
osu.32435030967202 | What matters a terrestrial name when an eternal love is at stake? |
osu.32435030967202 | What more could an exact- ing, romantic imagination ask for? |
osu.32435030967202 | What was going to become of me? |
osu.32435030967202 | What was happening, that all Nature thus mourned? |
osu.32435030967202 | What was he about to see? |
osu.32435030967202 | What was he doing now, desper- ate, filled with remorse, no doubt compelled to flee? |
osu.32435030967202 | What was the use of being beautiful since you were not there? |
osu.32435030967202 | What would be the end of a life secretly destroyed at its very beginning? |
osu.32435030967202 | What would have been the effect of these too truthful lines? |
osu.32435030967202 | When Volmerange found himself in the street, he thought he must have been the plaything of a dream; how could he believe in such phantasmagoria? |
osu.32435030967202 | When the new- comer was installed in it, Little John repeated his question, “ Which way, your honour? ” “ To London, and as fast as you can. |
osu.32435030967202 | Whither can it not ascend when it has the wings of faith and love? |
osu.32435030967202 | Whither led the opening? |
osu.32435030967202 | Who dared to meet you, to lead you to God? |
osu.32435030967202 | Who the devil can it be? |
osu.32435030967202 | Why should she not say it? |
osu.32435030967202 | Would I have the chance of meeting you before your departure and leaving you at least my image to carry away with you? |
osu.32435030967202 | Would it be a sweet or a terrible figure? |
osu.32435030967202 | Would it cause joy or terror? |
osu.32435030967202 | Yet where had they met In the world of dreams, or in some anterior incarnation? |
osu.32435030967202 | You have never had anything to do with them. ” “ Well, do you know who I am? ” “ No. |
osu.32435030967202 | as much as God? ” she said, clasping me in her lovely arms. |
osu.32435030967202 | d’Ymbercourt, quickly, “ throw it into the fire. ” Then she added to herself, “ What was I thinking of to write such a letter? |
osu.32435030967202 | great, imperial soul, what did you behold during your first hours of immortality? |
osu.32435030967202 | is that you, Jack Is the carriage ready? ” “ Yes, and with four horses. ” “ That is right. |
osu.32435030967202 | unfortunate man| What have you done Why did you listen to that foolish priest? |
osu.32435030967202 | would you think me pretty? |
osu.32435030967202 | — a trip to the Arctic, a tiger or black- panther hunt in his Java domains? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Am I going mad? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ And who are the people whom you obey in such venturesome enterprises? ” “ If I were to tell you their names, you would be no wiser. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Are you now still tempted to go to the Lido and Fusino with your beauty? ” I bowed my head. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ But how is it that, being so close to me, he did not assist me and did not call for help? ” he thought, as doubt again recurred to him. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Can Spirite have written with sympathetic ink that one must heat in order to bring out the letters? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Can it be that she is making fun of me? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Did you freely put your name there? ” “ I can not say that I was forced, ” answered Arundel. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Do you know the gentleman, Saunders? ” went on the speaker. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Do you propose to disguise yourself, and to go to the masked ball with Handsome Nancy? ” went on the obstinate talker. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Do you see anything appear? ” asked Priyamvada of Volmerange. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Does he not know that the air here is deadly, and that Prometheus would need no vulture to pick out his heart? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Has everything been prepared according to the plan agreed upon? ” said the stranger, in a calm, imperative tone. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ How much will you sell me this fragment of a mummy for? ” “ As dear as I can, for it is quite a curiosity. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ I, the hope of a whole nation? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Is that the way to enter into conversation with well- bred people? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Is that your signature? ” said Sidney, holding the paper to Benedict ’s eyes. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Look here, you confounded sleeper, shall I have to take you out into the street and to set off fireworks at your ears? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Madam, ” said Volmerange, “ will you not draw up your veil? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ No doubt on these terms I would agree to part with it, ” he con- tinued aloud; “ and when does your honour need the carriage? ” “ At once. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Shall I tell you of my life in the convent? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Suppose chance has a will, too? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ True? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Well? ” said the latter, in a tone full of questioning. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What are you thinking of? ” “ I am thinking of the carriage. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What have I done, O God, to be damned alive? ” he cried sorrowfully. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What is that palace yonder lighted by a sun- beam? ” I asked Serapion. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What is the matter with me? ” said Malivert to himself. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What is the matter, sir? ” said the passer- by, with an air of interest. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What is the meaning, ” he said, “ of this absurd kidnapping? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What means this? ” asked Malivert of himself. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What unknown crime am I to expiate here? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ What, was it your carriage that crossed mine before the portal? ” “ Yes, ” replied Edith. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Where is the carriage? ” Jack, who with Macgill, had come down from the cliff, called the carriage up. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Where the devil has he got to? ” murmured Saunders, before the ray of the candle fell upon Arundel in the darkness. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Which way, sir? ” asked the postilion. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Why not? ” said the Baron de Feroë. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Will you obey, Arria? ” cried the tall old man, imperiously. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ You found the second room of your apartment some- what cold and damp, did n’t you? |
osu.32435030967202 | “ You have come from yonder for what you know? ” he murmured as he passed near him. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Your honour said a tub full of water? ” “ Yes, what is there surprising in that? ” answered Sidney. |
osu.32435030967202 | “ Your honour said a tub full of water? ” “ Yes, what is there surprising in that? ” answered Sidney. |
uc1.b3324575 | Pat, darling, where are you going? ” said she. uc1.b3324575 ... “ Did you write that letter? ” he repeated, with slow and intense emphasis. uc1.b3324575 207 Was the dream verified? — whither had the dis- embodied spirit sped? uc1.b3324575 207 Was the dream verified? — whither had the dis- embodied spirit sped? uc1.b3324575 219 some mistake may be at the bottom of all this? |
uc1.b3324575 | 33 “ Well, what do you think of that? ” at length Barton cried, drawing a long breath through his teeth. |
uc1.b3324575 | 75 chicken to manage? |
uc1.b3324575 | A knife lay upon the table, and the terrible thought struck me- “ Should I kill this sleeping accomplice, and thus secure my retreat? |
uc1.b3324575 | A thought suddenly struck me- might it not be possible to escape through the door, which the assassin must open in order to enter the room? |
uc1.b3324575 | After a few moments Sir Robert said, “ Ca n't you send him away? |
uc1.b3324575 | At last Barton whispered, “ You saw it?". |
uc1.b3324575 | At length he said: “ Are you content? ” The painter said “ he would fain have another day to consider. ”"Not an hour,"said the suitor, coolly. |
uc1.b3324575 | Come, come, shall we go on? ” “ No, no. |
uc1.b3324575 | Could we say as much of nine books out of ten? ” World. |
uc1.b3324575 | Do not let it trouble your rest, Captain Barton; for, with a good conscience, what need you ſear from the eye of “ THE WATCHER? ” The Watcher. |
uc1.b3324575 | Had the old man vanished, or was he lurking about the recesses of the lobby for some bad purpose? |
uc1.b3324575 | Have I rightly been informed that you have con- temptuously rejected the suit and hand of my son Edward?" |
uc1.b3324575 | How steep these stairs are, are they not? |
uc1.b3324575 | I am to see him but once again, and then all is ended. ”"He said so, then? ” suggested Montague. |
uc1.b3324575 | I shall be your Bluebeard-tush, why do I trifle thus? |
uc1.b3324575 | Is that liberal? ” Douw assented, and inwardly thought that fortune had been extraordinarily kind to his niece. |
uc1.b3324575 | May I depend upon your honour that no word touching the subject of this interview shall ever escape you?" |
uc1.b3324575 | No, no. ” “ But you have seen this person frequently, ” said the ecclesiastic;"why have you not accosted or se- cured him? |
uc1.b3324575 | Tell me here, in the presence of God, did Lord Glen- fallen marry you — actually marry you? |
uc1.b3324575 | Upon these points you can, of course, satisfy me without difficulty?". |
uc1.b3324575 | Was there a hope for him? |
uc1.b3324575 | What age, or what country of the world, has not felt and acknowledged the mystery of their origin and end? |
uc1.b3324575 | What can I do?" |
uc1.b3324575 | What can he want of me? |
uc1.b3324575 | What do you think of that? |
uc1.b3324575 | What had I to do with Schalken, or Schalken with me? |
uc1.b3324575 | What has he done to alarm you? |
uc1.b3324575 | What is it?." |
uc1.b3324575 | What is there remarkable about it? ”"THE PRINCE OF THE POWERS OF THE AIR! ” MUTTERED BARTON. |
uc1.b3324575 | What was it?" |
uc1.b3324575 | What — what am I to do? |
uc1.b3324575 | Who can tell how meet he may have been in his young days to play the part of the lover or of the hero? |
uc1.b3324575 | Why does he come so soon? |
uc1.b3324575 | You'll let him go free?" |
uc1.b3324575 | do you hear that? ” he · cried, with a horrible smile of triumph. |
uc1.b3324575 | is it gone out of my power? |
uc1.b3324575 | must I go back to the place? ”. |
uc1.b3324575 | nor unwell? |
uc1.b3324575 | or is my soul pledged and promised away for ever? |
uc1.b3324575 | ph 487? |
uc1.b3324575 | whither has the tide of civilization borne us? |
uc1.b3324575 | whither have we drifted? |
uc1.b3324575 | who can describe the inveterate tenacity with which a drunkard's habits cling to him through life? |
uc1.b3324575 | who can say that in early life he had been the same harsh, unlicked, and rugged boor that, in his maturer age, he proved? |
uc1.b3324575 | who can say? |
uc1.b3324575 | will He help me? ” The Watcher. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ And pray, ” added he quickly, while in turn he fixed his eyes upon me,“what did this person say? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ And what did she think of George Wilson's appearance?" |
uc1.b3324575 | “ And what may be your father's name, my poor child? ” said I. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Are you afraid of a title? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Ay, ay;'resist the devil, and he will flee from thee,'"said Barton, in the same tone; “ but how resist him? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ But where is the good or the harm of seeing him? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ But where — where? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Has anything — for God's sake, is anything wrong?" |
uc1.b3324575 | “ He? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ I heard the wind, ” said Doctor Macklin; “ what should I think of it? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Is that a man of trust? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Is there any hope? ” I inquired in a whisper. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Is there?' |
uc1.b3324575 | “ My poor fellow, are you ill? ” he asked anxiously. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Mynher Vanderhausen, from Rotterdam- is it not so? ”. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ No, madam, ” said I, promptly; horrified — what young lady would not have been?-at such a query. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Que veut, madame? ” said she, with a more de- cided effort to be polite than I had ever known her make before. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Such was the name. ” “ And an elderly man, richly clad? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Tut, tut, nonsense! ” said Norcott, greatly sur- prised; “ who cares what the fellow said? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Well, dear, and what frightens you?" |
uc1.b3324575 | “ What did he say? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Who?" |
uc1.b3324575 | “ Will you excuse me? ” said he. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ You are not in love?" |
uc1.b3324575 | “ You had no interruption from the next room? ” said my uncle. |
uc1.b3324575 | “ You wo n't take him, then? ” she said; “ you wo n't try him? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ You wo n't take him, then? ” she said; “ you wo n't try him? |
uc1.b3324575 | “ You're not hurt, are you? |
inu.30000007716966 | A little more wine? |
inu.30000007716966 | Abundance of malice; but I do n't think he's coun- tenanced? |
inu.30000007716966 | Ah, Dorcas, why wiM you misconstrue me? inu.30000007716966 Am I? |
inu.30000007716966 | And am I always to be sick, here in my little bed, Wapsie? |
inu.30000007716966 | And how do you do — quite well, Jim — and out of place? inu.30000007716966 And how have you been, Radie?" |
inu.30000007716966 | And is it from the abyss, sir, he writes his letters? |
inu.30000007716966 | And keep the hall door shut and bolted? |
inu.30000007716966 | And pray, Lady Chelford, what do you think of Mr. Mark Wylder? |
inu.30000007716966 | And there is really no secret — nothing — tell your wife — nothing you fear coming to light? |
inu.30000007716966 | And was there no more? |
inu.30000007716966 | And what do you call this place? |
inu.30000007716966 | And what do you propose, then? |
inu.30000007716966 | And what do you want of me now? |
inu.30000007716966 | And what reason can you give? |
inu.30000007716966 | And when does he return? |
inu.30000007716966 | And where is poor Billy quartered? |
inu.30000007716966 | And where, Captain Lake, did it occur, may I en- quire? |
inu.30000007716966 | And why? |
inu.30000007716966 | And would that arrangement of Mr. Wylder's have satisfied the conditions of the will? |
inu.30000007716966 | And you do n't think you could have persuaded your- self to repeat that little charm, which obtained her boon of his horses straitway? |
inu.30000007716966 | And — and any news in that quarter of Mr. Mark Wylder — any — any surmise? inu.30000007716966 Any answer required?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Any message? |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you better, Dorcas? |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you better, dear? |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you ill, Dorkie, darling? |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you looking for anything, Willie, darling? inu.30000007716966 Are you well, dear?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Beaten—"three votes — how the devil wk, s that? |
inu.30000007716966 | Been in Calcutta, Captain Lake? |
inu.30000007716966 | Better to- day, Tamar? |
inu.30000007716966 | But Larkin had been corresponding with Mark Wyl- der up to a very late day, and if this body has been so long buried, how the devil can it be he? inu.30000007716966 But do you happen, Captain Lake, to know of any of those unfortunate, those miserable con- nections which young gentlemen of fashion — eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | But do you think Mr. Larkin really supposes that poor Mark is dead? |
inu.30000007716966 | But he does not look worse? |
inu.30000007716966 | But he'll not hear it;/won't tell him, and you sha n't; because I do n't think it would be prudent of us — do you? inu.30000007716966 But how Is he?" |
inu.30000007716966 | But how can you show it? |
inu.30000007716966 | But, my dear sir, do you really mean to say that you would pay claims from various quarters — how old is this, for instance? inu.30000007716966 By- and- by; what do you think of Larkin?" |
inu.30000007716966 | By- the- bye, Wylder, you know the pictures here who is the tall man, with the long, pale face, and wild, phos- phoric eyes? inu.30000007716966 Ca n't you touch the bell, sir? |
inu.30000007716966 | Call me Rachel; and wo n't you let me call you Dol- ly? |
inu.30000007716966 | Can I? inu.30000007716966 Certainly; shall I ask my mother, or will you write?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Come, Stanley, what do you want? |
inu.30000007716966 | Come, Tamar, what do you want of me? |
inu.30000007716966 | Consider what, sir? |
inu.30000007716966 | D — it where's the note? |
inu.30000007716966 | D — the dogs, what are they barking for? |
inu.30000007716966 | Did I? inu.30000007716966 Did he wish to see no one?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Did not you know I was there? |
inu.30000007716966 | Did you see Buddle, just now? |
inu.30000007716966 | Did you see Stanley? inu.30000007716966 Did you see that?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't you think he might take steps to relieve him- self considerably? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't you think it had best go at once? inu.30000007716966 Do n't you think possibly Mark Wylder might think us very impertinent?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't you think, Rachel, remembering what I have confided to you, that you might be franker with me in this? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you know anything of him? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you recollect, Radie, what I said that morning when I first called here, and saw you? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you think it's true, sir? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you think, Lady Chelford, it may be safely con- tracted, solely to join two estates? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you want to wake your people up? |
inu.30000007716966 | Does he really think that Stanley will recover? |
inu.30000007716966 | Does he say anything? |
inu.30000007716966 | Does he? |
inu.30000007716966 | Does little Dorkie love me? |
inu.30000007716966 | Does she like you? |
inu.30000007716966 | Dorcas, darling, you are certainly ill. What is the matter? |
inu.30000007716966 | Dorcas, you are changed; have I lost your love for asking so poor a kindness? |
inu.30000007716966 | For whom? |
inu.30000007716966 | Foul play — is there? inu.30000007716966 Ha, is n't he? |
inu.30000007716966 | Had you been thinking of him lately? |
inu.30000007716966 | Handsome, but so noisy and foolish, and wicked; and is not he vulgar, too? |
inu.30000007716966 | Has he lost his wits? inu.30000007716966 Has he spoken to any one?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Has she got your mistress's directions? |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you ever seen Paul's Eleven play? |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you heard anything of Mark, darling? |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you observed how Dorcas has treated me this evening? |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you really come all this way, Rachel, to see me this evening? |
inu.30000007716966 | He bears a good character among the townspeople, dosn't he? inu.30000007716966 He is distressed for money? |
inu.30000007716966 | He looks better — a little better, do n't you think; just a little better? |
inu.30000007716966 | He will certainly not go, poor fellow, before four o'clock p. M., I dare say — eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | How could they have miscalculated so? inu.30000007716966 How d'ye do, Mrs. Dutton? |
inu.30000007716966 | How d'ye do, dear Larkin? |
inu.30000007716966 | How do you do, Margery? inu.30000007716966 How do you do, old Ruddle — quite well?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How do you do? inu.30000007716966 How far is the junction?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How is Rachel? inu.30000007716966 How is he, Dorcas?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How long is all this to go on for, Master Stanley? |
inu.30000007716966 | How the — could he tell? inu.30000007716966 I believe, Charlie,"he re- commenced suddenly,"there is not such an unnatural family on record as ours; is there? |
inu.30000007716966 | I could not have fancied? Aaf,she whispered with a gasp. |
inu.30000007716966 | I do n't know; but I think he mentioned Larkin's house, did n't he? inu.30000007716966 I do n't think, Rachel dear, you heard me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I say,said Stanley, addressing the keeper, whom by a beck he had brought to his side,"you do n't allow him, surely, to go alone now?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I suppose the world thinks me a very happy fellow, Miss Lake? |
inu.30000007716966 | I used to be brave; my courage I think is gone; but who'd have imagined what's before me? |
inu.30000007716966 | I was there, and Hockley was there, and Mark Wylder was there — was not he? |
inu.30000007716966 | I wonder what they'll think of it at Brandon? |
inu.30000007716966 | I — I — yes — I have — have you an engine here? inu.30000007716966 I've a lot of fellows with me; they've just run into luncheon; wo n't you take something?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I)o you remember Miss Beauchamp, Radie? |
inu.30000007716966 | I, Radie? |
inu.30000007716966 | I? inu.30000007716966 In none of your conversations upon the subject with — with members of your family?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is Larcom there? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is Lord Chelford with him? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is he so very odd? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is he? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is it Sir Harry Bracton? inu.30000007716966 Is it thought the writs will follow the disso- lution unusually quickly?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is she at home? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is there a Wylder vault here, Captain Brandon Lake? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is there any vacant bedroom near where you have placed him? inu.30000007716966 Is there no doctor — I'm very much hurt?" |
inu.30000007716966 | It ca n't go beyond five hundred, or say nine hundred — eh, at the outside? |
inu.30000007716966 | Just for the sake of her estate — it's the way of the world, of course, and all that — but, is not it a little bit shabby, do n't you think? inu.30000007716966 Lake? |
inu.30000007716966 | Marriage? inu.30000007716966 Maybe he has return- ed?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Maybe, Rachel dear, you would like to drive a little? |
inu.30000007716966 | Miss Beauchamp? inu.30000007716966 Monstrous hot, sir — hey? |
inu.30000007716966 | Moore's is a daring morality — what do you think for instance, of these lines? |
inu.30000007716966 | No goo^^tory — hey? inu.30000007716966 No headache or fever?" |
inu.30000007716966 | No, Stanley; nothing unusual is there? |
inu.30000007716966 | No? inu.30000007716966 No? |
inu.30000007716966 | Nor to come into any place but this — the park, I mean? |
inu.30000007716966 | Not asleep? |
inu.30000007716966 | Not poor William Wylder? |
inu.30000007716966 | Not schoolfellows — you are not an Eton, man, eh? inu.30000007716966 Now, Radie, you must be reasonable — who have I to advise with?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Now, Willie dear, do you hear that — do you hear what she says? |
inu.30000007716966 | Objection? inu.30000007716966 Of Mark? |
inu.30000007716966 | Oh, is there? |
inu.30000007716966 | Oh, yes; and how do you do, Mr. Larcom? inu.30000007716966 Oh?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Ok? |
inu.30000007716966 | Or a mystery — or even a dream? |
inu.30000007716966 | Or an elopement? |
inu.30000007716966 | Or the other thing, eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | Perhaps,said Mr. Larkin, blandly,"you would permit me to look at the letter you mention having re- ceived from the solicitors at Cambridge?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Personal injury? inu.30000007716966 Rachel, Rachel, is it possible?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Radie not come yet? |
inu.30000007716966 | Red ink?' |
inu.30000007716966 | Returned? |
inu.30000007716966 | Shall we put it off for a little? inu.30000007716966 She has not cost me much?" |
inu.30000007716966 | She quite believes her mistress is up stairs — eh? inu.30000007716966 Sir Harry who?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Sir Julius Hockley? inu.30000007716966 So I was; but I arrived here this morning; I'm stay- ing for a few days at the Lodge — Larkin's house; you're going home, I suppose, Radie?" |
inu.30000007716966 | So that being understood — eh? inu.30000007716966 So you are going to London — to- morrow, is not it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Stanley, dear, what's the matter, in Heaven's name? |
inu.30000007716966 | Tamar, they are galloping down the road, I think — what can it mean? |
inu.30000007716966 | That ballad, you know, expresses it very prettily: —Oh, thou hast been the cause of this anguish, my mother?'" |
inu.30000007716966 | That? inu.30000007716966 The limitations, let me see, is not there something that one might be safe in advancing a trifle upon — eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | The man, sir, as you left a note for yesterday, which he desires to see you? |
inu.30000007716966 | Then I am to understand, my Lord, that I am super- seded in the management of this case? |
inu.30000007716966 | Then you did not mean to insult me, sir? |
inu.30000007716966 | This is Brandon? |
inu.30000007716966 | This place, I suppose, is confoundedly slow, is not it? inu.30000007716966 This room, Stanley, dear?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Upon your honor? |
inu.30000007716966 | Very honest fellows, with good looking after — eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | Very impertinent; yes, indeed, Stanley, and so I Bhall continue to be until—"Pray how does it concern you? |
inu.30000007716966 | Very weak? inu.30000007716966 Waiting there?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Was Lord Chelford coming? |
inu.30000007716966 | Well the next, possibly, I hope? inu.30000007716966 Well, Larkin, how d'ye do? |
inu.30000007716966 | Well, Radie, I know you mean me; but as you wish it, I'll carry my fangs elsewhere;—and what has become of Will Wylder? |
inu.30000007716966 | Well, Tamar, how do you do? inu.30000007716966 Well, Tamar, where's your story?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Well, things do turn out very oddly; do n't they? |
inu.30000007716966 | Well, what is he doing, and when does he come back? inu.30000007716966 Well, what the devil do you mean by refusing to help me, even with a hint? |
inu.30000007716966 | Well, you know best; but are not there resources? |
inu.30000007716966 | Well? |
inu.30000007716966 | Were you of age, my dear sir, when he gave you these books on credit? |
inu.30000007716966 | What ails her — is she ill, Master Stanley? |
inu.30000007716966 | What are you doing here, sir? |
inu.30000007716966 | What are you laughing at? |
inu.30000007716966 | What can she see in him? inu.30000007716966 What can that mean?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What day of the month is this? |
inu.30000007716966 | What do I think of marriage? |
inu.30000007716966 | What do you call this, your boudoir or parlor? |
inu.30000007716966 | What do you laugh at, Charlie? |
inu.30000007716966 | What have I heard — what have I endured? inu.30000007716966 What is it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What the d — has he come down here for? inu.30000007716966 What the devil are you talking about?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What the devil difficulty can there be, sir? inu.30000007716966 What the devil do you mean, woman?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What the devil is it? inu.30000007716966 What then?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What's that? |
inu.30000007716966 | What's that? |
inu.30000007716966 | What's your quarrel? inu.30000007716966 When do you mean to pay Dawlings that bet on the Derby?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Where is he, darling — where is Stanley? |
inu.30000007716966 | Where is he? inu.30000007716966 Who are you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Who can this be? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who hare you got in the rooms? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who is that? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who knows? inu.30000007716966 Who — what — what is it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Who's on the oiher side? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who's that? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who's that? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who's there? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who's there? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who, pray, is disputing the husband's right to rule? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who? inu.30000007716966 Who?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Why could you not leave me in peace, Stanley? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why do n't you ask Rachel, she's cleverer than I and you are more in the habit of consulting her? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why do you come so softly, Tamar? inu.30000007716966 Why do you talk that way? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why have you come here? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why should not he do as well as another? inu.30000007716966 Why should you, though? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why so odious, Rachel? inu.30000007716966 Why — what has Sir Harry done? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why, d — it, it ca n't be helped now; can it? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why, d — you, Tamar, ca n't you listen? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why, my dearest, what on earth could put such a wild fancy in your head? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why, you have not sold out? |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you be so good, sir, as to touch the bell? |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you come with me for a drive, Radie? |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you dance this set — are you engaged, Miss Brandon? |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you give me just a minute Mr. De Cresseron, in the drawing- room, while I show you a miniature? inu.30000007716966 Will you take me for your footman as far as the town?" |
inu.30000007716966 | William Wylder is not selling his reversion? |
inu.30000007716966 | William was always a very clever fellow to talk — very well read in theology — is not he? inu.30000007716966 Wo n't you sit down?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Would you like a messenger? inu.30000007716966 Yes — signal — stop him, can you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You are a worshipper of Tom Moore, Miss Lake? |
inu.30000007716966 | You are better, darling; are not you better? |
inu.30000007716966 | You are my man of business — are n't you? inu.30000007716966 You did, did you? |
inu.30000007716966 | You do n't think there's any really serious annoyance — you do n't know the party? |
inu.30000007716966 | You do, Radie, and why do you dissemble with me? |
inu.30000007716966 | You drove Mr. Wylder to Dollington? |
inu.30000007716966 | You had better write your prophecies in your room, sir — had not you? inu.30000007716966 You have heard, of course, of Mr. Wylder's absence?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You have your papers? |
inu.30000007716966 | You knew quite well last night there was to be this wicked duel in the morning — and you — a magistrate — a lord lieutenant — what are you? inu.30000007716966 You know Captain Lake?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You know me — eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | You sit up stairs chiefly? |
inu.30000007716966 | You suspect what they fought about, Radie? |
inu.30000007716966 | You'll come then? |
inu.30000007716966 | You'll not be angry, Master Stanley, dear? inu.30000007716966 You've a headache, Miss Radie?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You've seen little Fairy? |
inu.30000007716966 | purely she is woman enough to be fussed a little about her marriage? |
inu.30000007716966 | ''- Do you think, Mr. Larkin, you can write that strong letter to stay proceedings which you intended yester- day?" |
inu.30000007716966 | '- Quite so,"said Lake, quietly;"and where is the no- tice he speaks of here?" |
inu.30000007716966 | '-'Why, his brother Mark could get him cleverly out of it — could not he?" |
inu.30000007716966 | '1 Nothing for me, by the way?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 'Compulsion, I suppose; you mean constraint?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 'What election, dear?" |
inu.30000007716966 | *'Who — where — Mark Wylder?" |
inu.30000007716966 | -"Can I do anything, Radie? |
inu.30000007716966 | -"The eighth — is not it? |
inu.30000007716966 | /"Is Larkin here?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 115<"Do I think it may safely be contracted, solely to join two estates?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 19 in, when I saw that long- chinned apparition of the pale portrait? |
inu.30000007716966 | 240 WYLDER'S HAJVD"Think he'll do then?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 28"What thing? |
inu.30000007716966 | 291"Who is he?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 306 WYLDER'S"Satisfactory, I hope?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 343 Radie? |
inu.30000007716966 | 357"They have come about law business, Dolly?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 381 tune, ball in hand, at the other end; will it be swift round- hand, or a slow twister, or a shooter, or a lob? |
inu.30000007716966 | 413"And what makes you think that, Rachel, darling?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 425 brought forth no cigar- case, with the stereotyped,"Have you any objection to my smoking a cigar?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 461"What body?" |
inu.30000007716966 | 7'm not half good enough for such company — and the place is growing rather cold — is it not?" |
inu.30000007716966 | ? |
inu.30000007716966 | ? r." |
inu.30000007716966 | All on a sudden Dorcas Brandon said —"And pray what do you think of marriage, Lady Chel- ford?" |
inu.30000007716966 | And I think she offered up a little thanksgiving she so longed to give him his tea herself: and then she asked —"Is our precious mannikin asleep?" |
inu.30000007716966 | And does it not strike you that my staying here, on the contrary, would — would tend to prevent the kind of conversation you speak of?" |
inu.30000007716966 | And how is Miss Rachel?" |
inu.30000007716966 | And if it be as bodies usually are after such a time, how can anybody pretend to identify it? |
inu.30000007716966 | And now, dear,"she said, after a little pause,"you'll remember your solemn pro mise?" |
inu.30000007716966 | And pray how do you amuse yourself here? |
inu.30000007716966 | And the third was whether he could communicate any information what- soever respecting Mr. M. W.'s present place of abode? |
inu.30000007716966 | And what is Smith doing or saying?" |
inu.30000007716966 | And what is this job of Martin's? |
inu.30000007716966 | And why not, dear?' |
inu.30000007716966 | Anything about Baikes's lease?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Are any of your people going to Brandon this morning?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you better?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you certain? |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you coming to Brandon this evening? |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you ill, Dorkie?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you ill, dar- ling?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Are you in his secrets at all?" |
inu.30000007716966 | But I started with him, and we walked together, under the impression that he was going, as usual, to the inn, the — what d'ye call it? |
inu.30000007716966 | But do n't these very wise things sometimes turn out very foolishly? |
inu.30000007716966 | But does Stanley — he can hardly hope?" |
inu.30000007716966 | But perhaps you've heard of it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | But the question which next arose was very per- plexed — was the body that of Mr. Mark Wylder? |
inu.30000007716966 | But there was something not alto- gether joyous in Jos Larkin's countenance, which struck the Vicar, and he said —"You do n't see any objection?" |
inu.30000007716966 | But what can I say — how can I thank you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | But who in this wide- awake world was bet- ter able to take care of himself than the gallant Captain? |
inu.30000007716966 | But you are not to go to the Brandon Arms — you got my note, did n't you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | But you do n't know?" |
inu.30000007716966 | By- the- by, are you anything of a cricketer? |
inu.30000007716966 | Can I conjecture why he is gone?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Can I do any- thing, Captain Lake, for you while in town?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Can I have mistaken the name?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Can you conjecture where his address may now he?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Can you conjecture why he is gone?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Can you tell by the sky when it is holiday in hell? |
inu.30000007716966 | Come in and have a chop, will you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Come now — will you? |
inu.30000007716966 | Come, I say, what is it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Come, Rachel, shall we escape from the spell and the destiny into solitude? |
inu.30000007716966 | Could it be Stanley? |
inu.30000007716966 | Could this be the heroine of the pending alliance? |
inu.30000007716966 | D — you — are you there?" |
inu.30000007716966 | D'ye see — hey?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Did he tell the family at Brandon?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Did the same idea never strike you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Did you ever see anything so bee- utiful in your life? |
inu.30000007716966 | Did you ever see so pushing a brute?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Did you see him looking up?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't keep looking at me; look at something else, ca n't you? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't they often affect indifferenco, and occasionally even aversion, where there is a different sort of feeling? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't you know very well, in a small place like this, they are all alive with curiosity? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't you remem- ber Robin Hood? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't you remem- ber'Rasselas?'" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do n't you think so? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do they entertain the neighbors ever at Brandon?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do they know anything very bad — are you in their power?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you allude to a legal matter?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you happen to know a person at all versed in Gylingden mat- ters — or, perhaps, a member of your club — named Smith?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you know anything of him? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you know him?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you know his club, Captain Lake?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you know, you frightened me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you know?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you mean that?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you mean to say you actually think he's shut up in a mad- house at this moment?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you play?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you promise?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you really think your friend, Mr. Wylder, cares about me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you suppose I'm quite demented? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you think I'll leave matters to take their course, and sit down here to be destroyed? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you think they would ever have got their title by any other means? |
inu.30000007716966 | Do you think you could ever like me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Does he mean he'll be here in a week or only to have the papers ready in a week?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Does he speak to you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Does she say where she is staying, or her son?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Dorcas looked down and smiled oddly; it was a sad and bitter smile, and seemed to ask whither has that desperate love, in so short a time, flown? |
inu.30000007716966 | Dorcas returned her gaze with one of haughty amaze- ment; and Rachel said,"Well, Dorcas, you promise?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | Eh?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Had Lord Chelford been invoked, and answered satisfactorily? |
inu.30000007716966 | Had he been there to- day? |
inu.30000007716966 | Had it actually occurred, that strange confession of Dorcas Brandon's? |
inu.30000007716966 | Had n't you a letter from his mother lately? |
inu.30000007716966 | Had she overheard a part of that unworthy talk of Wylder's at the dinner- table, the day before, and mistaken Rachel's share in the dialogue? |
inu.30000007716966 | Had you not better enquire, Mr. Crutch- leigh; it would seem we have made a mistake?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Had you not better go down to speak to your friend in the water?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Had you not better turn back to Gyling- den, or the Lodge, or wherever you mean to pass the eve- ing, and leave me to my quiet walk and my solitude?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Has there been any real confidence, Captain Lake, upon your part? |
inu.30000007716966 | Have not you read of straining at gnats and swallowing camels? |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you any idea what they quarreled about?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you considered it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you heard lately from Jim?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Have you seen it, Captain Lake?" |
inu.30000007716966 | He asked Buddle about ten o'clock( having waked up from a sort of stupor)—"what about Jim Dutton?" |
inu.30000007716966 | He glanced aside at the tarn where I had seen the phantom, and by which their path now led them —"You remember Par- nell's pretty image? |
inu.30000007716966 | He had made a still better pur- chase from the Vicar; but what would have become of the Vicar if he had not been raised up to purchase? |
inu.30000007716966 | He has been three nights together without once putting off his clothes — think of that?" |
inu.30000007716966 | He has not appointed another man of business?" |
inu.30000007716966 | He laughed a little as he said this; and held her hands some seconds longer than is strictly usual in such a greet- ing-"You are staying at Brandon?" |
inu.30000007716966 | He told me all about it; did not you, lit- tle man? |
inu.30000007716966 | He, perhaps, can explain; and pray, my dear, what are these?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Hey? |
inu.30000007716966 | Hi"Saturday, is it? |
inu.30000007716966 | His lips stirred and his throat, but he did not speak until a second effort brought utterance, and he murmured,"Is that you, Radie?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Hockley is a very pretty place, is it not?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How are you, William?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How can you go on with it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How can you tell which was in the wrong? |
inu.30000007716966 | How could he have overlooked that? |
inu.30000007716966 | How could she tell what it might or might not portend? |
inu.30000007716966 | How could that ill- omened man have divined her connection with the incidents of that direful night? |
inu.30000007716966 | How could you — how could you, Stanley?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How dared her husband mask from her what he confided to another? |
inu.30000007716966 | How did it happen — oh, how? |
inu.30000007716966 | How do you do, Lake; when did you come?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How do you mean, Lar- com?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How long since that cold crystal had glowed with the ripples of wine? |
inu.30000007716966 | How long was it since lips had touched its brim before, and whose? |
inu.30000007716966 | How long, you say, was Jack's sword? |
inu.30000007716966 | How on earth do you get over the day, and, worse still, the evenings?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How soon will the doctor be here?" |
inu.30000007716966 | How's this?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I am — I think I am — a little nervous, darling, and you wo n't leave me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I beg you'll collect yourself — shall I call for water, Miss Lake?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I do n't know anything about him, and I do know you — do n't you see? |
inu.30000007716966 | I do n't think I'd make a good husband to any woman I did not fancy, and where's the good of making a girl unhappy, eh?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I do not know in the least what had passed before, but Lake said —"How the devil did he come in?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I happen to know what Mark Wylder would have done — for he spoke very fiercely on the sub- ject — perhaps he consulted you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I heard what Miss Radie said; and is not it true — is not it cruel — is not it fright-'ful to go on?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I lit a bit of fire in your room, miss; would you like me to go up stairs with you, miss?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I only want to ex- plain it, and get your advice, and any little assistance you can give me; and surely that is not unreasonable?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I quite allow I was wrong — worse than wrong — but where is the use of attacking me now, when I'm in this dreadful fix? |
inu.30000007716966 | I really ca n't suspect so monstrous a thing; but, unquestion- ably, a letter has been lost — and who's to lake it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I really think I have brought my little evidences very prettily together, and jumped to a right conclusion — eh?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I s'pose, sir, you were viewing the body?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I say, old fellow, come out and have a weed, will you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I was not thinking of that; but William Wylder was different; and he did not mention me either?" |
inu.30000007716966 | I'll buy you that twenty- five guinea book of pictures — what's its name? |
inu.30000007716966 | I'll come to- morrow and tell you exactly — maybe to- morrow evening — will that do? |
inu.30000007716966 | I'll consult Larkin — shall I? |
inu.30000007716966 | I'll go and see you — upon my honor I will — to- morrow, or next day, at the Dell; what's the good of stopping me here?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is Mrs. Dutton at home?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is Stanley shot?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is Wylder at all definite as to when we may ex- pect his return?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is he very much hurt?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is it Lady Macbeth? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is it Martin of the China Kilns, or Martin of thk Bank? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is it a dream? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is it anything about marriage? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is it night yet?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is it not so?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is not it melancholy?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is not it odd? |
inu.30000007716966 | Is not it sad?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Is that the'Times?' |
inu.30000007716966 | Is that you, Lake? |
inu.30000007716966 | It gets him all the religious business of the county; I dare say it brings him in two or three hundred a year, eh?" |
inu.30000007716966 | It is dangerous, do n't you see? |
inu.30000007716966 | It is such a 56 WYLDER'S HjHVD darling little thing; and — look now — is not it magnifi- cent?' |
inu.30000007716966 | It was that odious Sir Harry Bracton — was not it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | It's all d — d nonsense keeping him here — did you see him at the door? |
inu.30000007716966 | Jfatt"Or any other worcS^ lunatic asylum, or a — bedlam> or — or any other word nbifcaing the same thing?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Lady Chelford and Miss Brandon, I suppose, in the drawing- room?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Lake addressed the driver —"You come from Johnson's Hotel — do n't you — at Dollington?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Larcom?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Little Fairy was asking him a question all this time, very vehemently,"How long was Jack's sword that he killed the giants< with?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Look at it, do, Mr. Wylder — is n't it like the ace of hearts?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Lots of rats, I fancy, Radie, behind that wainscoting? |
inu.30000007716966 | Lovers', maybe, and how? |
inu.30000007716966 | Maddock?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Mark?" |
inu.30000007716966 | May I say you'll come?" |
inu.30000007716966 | May I see Wyl- der's note — that is, if there's no private business?" |
inu.30000007716966 | May one hear it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | May we go into the drawing- room? |
inu.30000007716966 | Miss Brandon looked down, and then, with a pale gaze, suddenly in Chelford's face —"He thinks he may die?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Mr. Mark Wylder, perhaps, you refer to?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Mr. Wylder refuses to execute the deed of sale?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Now, the plain question is, do you wish to retain my services?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Oh, Stanley, in mercy, tell me was there any other engagement?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Oh, then where is my son? |
inu.30000007716966 | Oh, where was he to turn? |
inu.30000007716966 | Once again, do you promise?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Or Dorcas — or had Lake, the diabolical sneak, interposed with his long purse, and a plausible hy- pocrisy of kindness, to spoil Larkin's plans? |
inu.30000007716966 | Or within the last week? |
inu.30000007716966 | Quite well, I hope? |
inu.30000007716966 | Shall I get some water from your room?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Shall I take you to the supper- room?" |
inu.30000007716966 | She was constantly hinting something of the kind; and begging of him to make a disclosure of what? |
inu.30000007716966 | Should he live to see the evening? |
inu.30000007716966 | So coming down stairs Eachel said,"Is the Vicar at home?" |
inu.30000007716966 | So he did, and hid away the note in his despatch- box, and said —"The family all quite well, I hope?" |
inu.30000007716966 | So you wo n't be frightened?" |
inu.30000007716966 | So"—"Do they say that Mark is married? |
inu.30000007716966 | Take my arm; I'll go as far as I can, but it is very late you know — and you are sure you are not afraid?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Tamar to be sure — why, of course, I know you; but what the devil brings you here?" |
inu.30000007716966 | That odd look I detected in the mirror — what did it mean? |
inu.30000007716966 | The attorney had just said"there, please,"in reply to the Vicar's question,"Where do I write my name?" |
inu.30000007716966 | The morning — yes, the morning — what then? |
inu.30000007716966 | Then came the thought — perhaps they un- derstood one another, and that was the meaning of Stanley's\jnexpected visit? |
inu.30000007716966 | Then, you really think there is a conspiracy — formed by him or against him, which?" |
inu.30000007716966 | There's a good girl; wo n't you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | They sent the notice for,-,u here- Al> d — and how are the family at Brandon*"a11 well> 1 trust?" |
inu.30000007716966 | They steer no more, but drive before the wind; and what care they for wreck and drowning?" |
inu.30000007716966 | WYLDER'S HAJV1) 187"Have you heard anything since, Mr Larkin? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was he there? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was it credible? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was it credible? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was it elation, or was there not some- thing wildiy bitter gleaming in that smile? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was it possible that the letter had been sent by mistake to Brandon — to Captain Lake? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was it possible to hold to both, or must he cleave only to one and despise the other? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was it watchfulness? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was she ill? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was she very wise, or at all learned? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was there no mode of"hedging,"so that whether Mark Wylder were living or dead the attorney should stand to win? |
inu.30000007716966 | Was this doomed house of Brandon never to know repose or fraternity? |
inu.30000007716966 | Were slumbers sweet as of old ever to know it mere? |
inu.30000007716966 | What are you driving at, Stanley?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What are you stand- ing there for?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What can he want of Mark Wylder? |
inu.30000007716966 | What can it now be to you or me — why? |
inu.30000007716966 | What can the chili mean?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What could old Tamar do? |
inu.30000007716966 | What did it portend? |
inu.30000007716966 | What do you mean by standing?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What do you mean? |
inu.30000007716966 | What do you mean? |
inu.30000007716966 | What do you mean?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What do you say? |
inu.30000007716966 | What does Doctor Buddle say?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What does Mrs. the housekeeper, say?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What does it say?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What dreams were henceforward to haunt it? |
inu.30000007716966 | What good can it possibly do you? |
inu.30000007716966 | What had I best do? |
inu.30000007716966 | What has brought you here, my little man?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What is he doing now?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What is his ail- ment?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What object could he gain, for instance, by the fib he had just told me? |
inu.30000007716966 | What of her?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What on earth can he mean? |
inu.30000007716966 | What shall I say? |
inu.30000007716966 | What shall I say?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What sort of beings must those be who hate it? |
inu.30000007716966 | What the d — is it all about?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What was it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What was it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What was that to the'purpose? |
inu.30000007716966 | What was this secret? |
inu.30000007716966 | What was to be done? |
inu.30000007716966 | What will be thought? |
inu.30000007716966 | What's that horrid work of art against the wall?" |
inu.30000007716966 | What, then, did Rachel mean by all that escaped her, when he was in danger? |
inu.30000007716966 | Where have you left him?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Where have you put him?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Where is that girl, Margery?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Where is the woman who will patiently acquiesce in the reserve of her husband who shares his confidence with another? |
inu.30000007716966 | Where shall it be?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Where will you keep that note? |
inu.30000007716966 | Where's the station- master?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Who could have fancied any such stupid hurry? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who could tell exactly the cause of his dismissal, and why the young lady had asserted her capricious resolve to be free? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who is to advise you, if not your husband? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who is with you? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who knew to what it might conduct? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who made you a prophet? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who were the witnesses? |
inu.30000007716966 | Who's that?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Whom have I defrauded? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why could he not put his head in at the door and call him? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why did time limp so tediously away with him, prolong- ing his anguish gratuitously? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why have not you a spare engine at a place like this? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why should Dorcas be so earnest to convince her hand- some cousin that there was nothing in this rumor? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why should I like your company?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Why should he dread this cabal, as he called it, even though directed by the malignant energy of the absent and shadowy Mark Wylder? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why should it be necessary to buy off the conspirators whom a guiltless man would defy and punish? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why should not I share in the profit — if such there be — by getting my hand too upon the instrument of compression? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why should she fear Stanley, or what could it be to her whether he was beside her in her homeward walk? |
inu.30000007716966 | Why wo n't you credit what I say?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Will nothing content you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Will the people come to- day?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you be good enough to explain yourself? |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you come, Rachel?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you have a cigar?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you just look at that — it's the"Globe"—only six lines, and tell me what you make of it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Will you read the note?" |
inu.30000007716966 | William Wylder rightly conceived you, when he so stated your meaning to me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Willie, darling, do n't you wish him to come in?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Wo n't that do? |
inu.30000007716966 | Wo n't you believe me, dar- ling?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Wo n't you send for William Wylder and Chelford, and- tell all you know of Mark?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Wo n't you shake hands?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Wo n't you sit down — no bad news? |
inu.30000007716966 | Wo n't you trust me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Wylder?" |
inu.30000007716966 | Wylder?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You always have a purpose — will you ever learn to be frank and straightforward, and speak plainly to those whom you ought to trust, if not to love? |
inu.30000007716966 | You are corresponding with him — arn't you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You are looking pale — you have not been ill? |
inu.30000007716966 | You are not very tired, are you? |
inu.30000007716966 | You dear old witch, how the plague could you take any such frightful nonsense into your head? |
inu.30000007716966 | You do n't drink?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You have heard, then, from Mr. Wylder, my dear Dorcas?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You have succeeded already in filling Dorcas's mind with surmise and speculation, and do you think the Gylingden people are either blind or dumb? |
inu.30000007716966 | You know Rachel Lake?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You know Sir Julius, do n't you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You know this goes under ground all the way to Vallambrosa?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You mean Wylder, of course?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You remember my poor mamma, do n't you, very well?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You see exactly what I mean?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You seem to be very sensible, Mr. De Cresseron; pray tell me, frankly, what do you think of all this?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You told me so, I think; and if it is not too much trouble, dear Radie, would you allow me to see it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You understand me clearly, Tamar?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You understand?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You used to be accurate, Tamar; may I depend upon you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You'll take care of- me in your will, Nunkie, wo n't you? |
inu.30000007716966 | You're a very odd girl — why wo n't you believe me?" |
inu.30000007716966 | You're near forty, eh, Nunkie? |
inu.30000007716966 | You're not ailing, Nunkie, are you? |
inu.30000007716966 | You've been hurt in the foot, eh? |
inu.30000007716966 | Your other client is not ill — nothing sad about Mark Wylder, I hope?" |
inu.30000007716966 | ^The Town Clerk pressed his arm with a significant side nod and a wink, which seemed to say,"I understand him; ca n't you let me manage him?" |
inu.30000007716966 | a great deal poorer than you; and I never said I gave her sixpence, did I? |
inu.30000007716966 | a message, or business?" |
inu.30000007716966 | an answer, is there?" |
inu.30000007716966 | and asked —"Will you come with me now, Radie, or do you prefer to wait here?" |
inu.30000007716966 | and have no grounds for ill- will — eh?" |
inu.30000007716966 | and what do you suppose was the good man's profit upon that small item? |
inu.30000007716966 | and why not any of these?" |
inu.30000007716966 | as Mr.'Wylder's friend, you seem to take an interest?" |
inu.30000007716966 | asked the good Vicar, with a very anxious smile,"and you think him better, dear Miss Lake, do n't you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | bless you, dear Miss Radie, where should I find a story? |
inu.30000007716966 | could she be? |
inu.30000007716966 | did I say? |
inu.30000007716966 | did they? |
inu.30000007716966 | did you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | had he crossed him yesterday by the down- train, and was he by this time closeted with Larkin in the Lodge? |
inu.30000007716966 | he answered quietly,"why on earth should you think so?" |
inu.30000007716966 | here?" |
inu.30000007716966 | how is your sister, Captain Lake, have you seen her to- day?" |
inu.30000007716966 | is it you?" |
inu.30000007716966 | is not it sad?" |
inu.30000007716966 | is that Fairy? |
inu.30000007716966 | know her brother, a little — that is Captain Lake — Stan- ley Lake; he's her brother, I fancy?" |
inu.30000007716966 | l'Smith? |
inu.30000007716966 | lias it not struck you that Mark Wylder may possibly know something of you, you would not have published?" |
inu.30000007716966 | order, to lead you to that strong conclusion?" |
inu.30000007716966 | retiring; and what does he propose doing then?" |
inu.30000007716966 | self, only I'm such a bad judge; but you'll choose it for me, wo n't you? |
inu.30000007716966 | singularly unpleasant, and greatly resembled those of some not amiable animal — was it a rat, or a serpent? |
inu.30000007716966 | sir?" |
inu.30000007716966 | t> At last she placed the picture in my hand, and asked,"Is this really very like her?" |
inu.30000007716966 | there — I say — a passenger for the'White House?' |
inu.30000007716966 | t£ Do you wish another game?" |
inu.30000007716966 | u Oh, Lake Avernus is it?" |
inu.30000007716966 | was it suspicion? |
inu.30000007716966 | what are you now? |
inu.30000007716966 | what do you say — eh?" |
inu.30000007716966 | what was it? |
inu.30000007716966 | who are they?" |
inu.30000007716966 | why does he wait for you there? |
inu.30000007716966 | why has he sent you here? |
inu.30000007716966 | why, why, why did you ever come?" |
inu.30000007716966 | you have? |
inu.30000007716966 | you're a heroime, Radie; and why the devil,"he continued, in a changed tone,"do you ap- ply those insolent terms to what 1 purpose doing?" |
inu.30000007716966 | — I suppose we have nothing particular to add?" |
inu.30000007716966 | — Lake?" |
inu.30000007716966 | — and what the plague puts that in your head? |
inu.30000007716966 | — better, I hope, Radie? |
inu.30000007716966 | — how are all? |
inu.30000007716966 | — there may be something requiring an answer, and your post leaves, does n't it, at twelve?" |
inu.30000007716966 | — what will the world say? |
inu.30000007716966 | — you such a scholar, so clever, so handsome, my beautiful Willie — how did you ever look down on poor wretched me?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | 'We will suppose,'said the miser,'that his symptoms are such and such; now, doctor, what would you have directed him to take?' nyp.33433067287551 Amontillado? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And he really succeeded? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And how long, then, did the madmen reign? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And how many have you in charge? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And now, Dupin, what would you advise me to do? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And the motto? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And the treatment — what was the particular species of treatment which the leader of the rebels put into operation?'' nyp.33433067287551 And then, perhaps, this Clos de Vougeot is a little heady, you know — a little strong — you understand, eh?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | And what is the difficulty now? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And what, after all, is the matter on hand? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And you had no punishments of any kind? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And you have now changed all this — and you think for the better? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And you never confined your patients? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But could not the cavity be detected by sound- ing? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But is this really the poet? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But was this species of acquiescence all? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But what has this to do with your being alive? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But what purpose had you,I asked,"in re- placing the letter by a facsimile? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Come, come,said the king, impatiently,"have you nothing to suggest?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | Here? — in my own experience? nyp.33433067287551 Here? — in my own experience? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How is this known? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How long have you had that cough?'' nyp.33433067287551 How much was the reward offered, did you say?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | How shall the ritual, then, be read? nyp.33433067287551 How? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How? nyp.33433067287551 How?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | How? |
nyp.33433067287551 | I take it for granted that she is not partic- ularly — not dangerously affected, eh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | In what? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Is it a very long paragraph, Bob? |
nyp.33433067287551 | It will make no difference,I said;"I can call at the office in the morning and apologize; in the meantime what can be the matter with the clock?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | Its susceptibility of being produced? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Jist so,replied Bob, with a wink and a frown —"I'llbe into em,/'// let em know a thing or two; but in de meantime, that ere paragrab? |
nyp.33433067287551 | M. Valdemar,I said,"are you asleep?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Mr. Bob,he said,( for I had sent up my card before ascending myself,)"Mr. Bob, you are a young man, I presume — very?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Nitre? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Nothing more in the assassination way, I hope? |
nyp.33433067287551 | One of the Egyptian what? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Only slightly touched? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Principally females, I presume? |
nyp.33433067287551 | So far as his labors extended? |
nyp.33433067287551 | This what? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Und you acknowledge tat you pe te blind dronk und te vool?'' nyp.33433067287551 Und you ave pelief in me, te Angel of te Odd?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Und you pelief, ten,he inquired,"at te last? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What are you about? nyp.33433067287551 What do you mean by that?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | What do you say,I suggested modestly,"to my kicking him in the first instance, caning him after- wards, and winding up by tweaking his nose?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | What — what the d—1 has become of all that were in the case? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What — what — what are you making that noise for? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Whither? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Who are you, pray? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Who pe you? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why — puff, puff — you might — puff, puff — employ counsel in the matter, eh? nyp.33433067287551 Will you be kind enough to explain,"I said,"what you mean by'purposely so embalmed?'" |
nyp.33433067287551 | You do not comprehend? |
nyp.33433067287551 | You explored the floors beneath the carpets? |
nyp.33433067287551 | You have, of course, an accurate description of the letter? |
nyp.33433067287551 | You include the grounds about the houses? |
nyp.33433067287551 | You looked among D's papers, of course, and into the books of the library?'' nyp.33433067287551 You? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Your own? |
nyp.33433067287551 | ''A what?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | 'Depth? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 'T was a mistake? |
nyp.33433067287551 | ( as we say in Latin) — who? |
nyp.33433067287551 | ( places her hand on his shoulder) what art thou dreaming? |
nyp.33433067287551 | (*) And now what has he? |
nyp.33433067287551 | (? |
nyp.33433067287551 | (?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | (?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | (\ —) 75 west? |
nyp.33433067287551 | , Alone'is stated to have been written by Poe in the album of a Baltimore lady( Mrs. Balderstone? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 1 though( tho') 4 star? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 10 insert: —"And the roofs?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | 12 gran,(?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | 157 from her fountain- flood?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | 16 creates? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 2 Latin( Latin?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | 207 were in full flight? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 23''Boar?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | 265"Having allowed our youthful writer to be heard in his own behalf, — what more can we do for the lov- ers of genuine poetry? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 27 Who livest — that we know — In Eternity — we feel — But the shadow of whose brow What spirit shall reveal? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 28 lveef? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 3 Doth o'er us pass, when, as th'expanding eye To the loved object, — so the tear to the lid Will start, which lately slept in apathy? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 30 sir:(,) 35 service:(?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | 31"No? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 32you? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 35"Why so?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | 37"Yon looked into the cellars?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | 5 door; —(;) 6 there( there,) V. 2 mortal( mortals) 3 stillness( darkness) 4 Lenore? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 5 thee? |
nyp.33433067287551 | 5[ life J](?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | 7 sUef(?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | 73 and 54); using such expressions as"Come thee out this way"( Ibid., p. 63);"why art all these tears?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | A crucifix whereon to register This sacred vow? |
nyp.33433067287551 | A mason?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | A pipe? |
nyp.33433067287551 | A^^?? |
nyp.33433067287551 | A^^?? |
nyp.33433067287551 | After all, what is it? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Again: have you ever noticed which of the street signs, over the shop doors, are the most attractive of attention?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Al Aaraaf| What has night to do with sleep? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Am I not — am I not sorely — grievously tempted To take thee at thy word? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And do I love? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And dost thou speak of love To me, Politian? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And is thy heart so strong As for to leave me thus? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And is thy heart so strong As for to leave me thus? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And lovest thou me? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And may it not thus happen that many far greater than Milton have con- tentedly remained"mute and inglorious?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | And then that dromedary touch — do you take me for a fool? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And this ray is a fairy ray — Did you not say so, Isabel? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And thoughtless bards can suit the servile throng With heartless verse and worse than worthless song? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And who her sovereign? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And who her sovereign? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And who her sovereign? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And, Guy De Vere, Hast thou no tear? |
nyp.33433067287551 | And, as his strength Failed him at length, He met a pilgrim shadow —"Shadow,"said he,"Where can it be — This land of Eldorado?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | And, pride, what have I now with thee? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Are those right who think it a mere exercise in metrical manipulation, with no higher purpose than beauty of sound? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Are we forever to be doomed to the thousand inconveniences of the balloon? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Art thou not Lalage and I Politian? |
nyp.33433067287551 | As for to leave me thus Who hath loved thee so long In wealth and wo among? |
nyp.33433067287551 | At length I said, —"Well, but G, what of the purloined letter? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Atlanta, or the True Blessed Island of Poesy: a Paul( Prose?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | But is it not getting late? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But what does it mean, what is its purpose? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But what is this? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But when were the hopes of humanity fulfilled? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But why shall I say more? |
nyp.33433067287551 | But — ah — ah — the first contribution — the first, I say — it is never the Magazine custom to pay for — you comprehend, eh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | By the way, talking of Latin, can any one tell me the meaning of quocunque — or what is the meaning of modo? |
nyp.33433067287551 | By- the- way, who is Mr. Kissam? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Can I do aught? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Can genius flourish, or but scorn the crew Such slaves to art and superficial view? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Can great minds descend to such absurdity? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Can this refer to aught save his love for Virginia? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Castiglione die Who spoke the words: Where am I? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Comus I Dedication; — Who drinks the deepest? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Could angels be blest?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | Did I dream, or did I hear Politian was a melancholy man? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Did I sigh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Did I sigh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Did you hear what I asked you, or not? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Didst thou not hear it then? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Didst thou not speak of faith And vows before the throne? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Do I not love — art thou not beautiful — What need we more? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Do you mean to say that the Creator is not God? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Do you remember our flight on the railroad across the Kanadaw continent? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Do you remember the story they tell of Abernethy?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | Does your mother know you're out? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Does'Op- podeldoc,'( whoever he is,) know — is he aware that we could not be paid to insert it?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Dxes yxur mxther btxw yxur're xut? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Even the spiritual vision, is it not at all points arrested by the continuous golden walls of the universe? |
nyp.33433067287551 | For 165- 176 substitute: — Say, holy father, breathes there yet A rebel or a Baja2et? |
nyp.33433067287551 | For 213- 221 substitute: — I reach'd my home — what home? |
nyp.33433067287551 | For example, an arrant simpleton is his opponent, and, holding up his closed hand, asks,, are they even or odd?' |
nyp.33433067287551 | For what( to them) availeth it to know That Truth is Falsehood — or that Bliss is Woe? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Gay, volatile and giddy — is he not? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Give me to live yet — yet a little while:'T is I who pray for life — I who so late Demanded but to die! — what sayeth the Count? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Ha!—draw? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Hast thou a crucifix fit for this thing? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Have I done aught To grieve thee or to vex thee? — I am sorry. |
nyp.33433067287551 | He wanted some one to listen to his tale — and why not a friar? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Heard I aright? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How could I from that water bring Solace to my imagining? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How could it have been me?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | How fares good Ugo? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How is that?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | How long have we been married? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How shall the burial rite be read? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How shall the ritual, then, be read? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How was it that Ambition crept Unseen, amid the revels there, Till, growing bold, he laugh'd and leapt In the tangles of Love's brilliant hair? |
nyp.33433067287551 | How, in thy father's halls, among the maidens Pure and reproachless of thy princely line, Could the dishonoured Lalage abide? |
nyp.33433067287551 | I am the Earl of Leicester, and thou seest, Dost thou not? |
nyp.33433067287551 | I asked —"the women and all?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | I did so, saying:"M. Valdemar, do you still sleep?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | I go — to- morrow we meet, Do we not? |
nyp.33433067287551 | I inquired —"one of your own in- vention?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | I presume you have at last made up your mind that there is no such thing as overreaching the Minister?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | I questioned the sleep- waker again:"Do you still feel pain in the breast, M. Valde- mar?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | I said, repeating his words—"do I understand you, then, to say that the, soothing system'of which I have heard so much, is no longer in force?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | I was ambitious — have you known The passion, father? |
nyp.33433067287551 | If my peace hath flown away In a night — or in a day — In a vision — or in none — Is it therefore the less gone? |
nyp.33433067287551 | If we can not understand him in his objective creatures, how then in his substantive moods and phases of creation? |
nyp.33433067287551 | In spring of life have ye ne'er dwelt Some object of delight upon, With steadfast eye, till ye have felt The earth reel — and the vision gone? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Is it necessary, pray, to illustrate a remark in so practical a style? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Is it not, indeed, possible that, while a high order of genius is necessarily ambitious, the highest is above that which is termed ambition? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Is not every word an impulse on the air? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Isabel, do you not fear The night and the wonders here? |
nyp.33433067287551 | It appears then that the world judge correctly, why should you be ashamed of their favorable judgment? |
nyp.33433067287551 | It must, it shall be undertaken to- day, and yet we put it off until to- morrow; and why? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Let the bell toll! — a saintly soul floats on the Stygian river; And, Guy De Vere, hast thou no tear? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Look round thee now on Samarcand,(*) Is she not queen of earth? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Look'round thee now on Samarcand! — Is she not queen of Earth? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Madam, what is it? |
nyp.33433067287551 | May we hope for a personal interviews?"] |
nyp.33433067287551 | My early hopes? |
nyp.33433067287551 | My early hopes? |
nyp.33433067287551 | My early hopes? |
nyp.33433067287551 | My solitary soul — how make An Eden of that dim lake? |
nyp.33433067287551 | No more we ask, no more the bard can give — In times like these can mind or merit live? |
nyp.33433067287551 | No? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Now this mode of reasoning in the schoolboy, whom his fellows termed'lucky,'— what, in its last analysis, is it?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Now, we have no doubt this is all true; we will believe it, indeed, we will, Mr. W. Is it sympathy for the sheep you wish to excite? |
nyp.33433067287551 | O, wbat will come the morrow? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Oh, lady dear, hast thou no fear? |
nyp.33433067287551 | One or two of our readers may have a-very faint, although sufficiently disgusting rec- ollection of a poem(?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | Or is it all but a dream, my dear? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Or one more worthy Italy, methinks No mortal eyes have seen! — to hat said the Count? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Or, are we to take the poem more seriously? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Or, capriciously still, 1 Like the lone Albatross, Incumbent on night( As she on the air) To keep watch with delight On the harmony there? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Politian Of Britain, Earl of Leicester? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Poor Lalage! — and is it come to this? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Pray, sir, upon an average, what proportion of these Kabbala were usually found to be right?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Remember? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Shall I be baffled thus? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Sit down, sit down — how came we here? |
nyp.33433067287551 | So I's to gouge out all their eyes, eh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Some one said to me while weeping,"Why this grief forever more?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | TO F S S. O D. 93 TO F S S. O D. Thou wouldst be loved? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Tantiene animis? |
nyp.33433067287551 | The Egyptian regarded him with a severe counte- nance for some minutes, and at length, with a sneer, said:"Why do n't you speak, Mr. Buckingham? |
nyp.33433067287551 | The idea of its being gold never entered their brains, of course; how could such a wild fancy have entered it? |
nyp.33433067287551 | The inscrip- tion commemorates the surrender of — what? |
nyp.33433067287551 | The question might then have been asked —"Why do we not see it?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | The requiem for the loveliest dead, That ever died so young? |
nyp.33433067287551 | The requiem how be sung For her most wrong'd of all the dead That ever died so young?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | The solemn song be sung? |
nyp.33433067287551 | There is what voice was that? |
nyp.33433067287551 | They be- have a little odd, eh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | They who are judges will not need more; and they who are not — why waste words upon them? |
nyp.33433067287551 | This poem is presumably addressed to Mrs. Osgood, but who was the Mary of 1835( Eli2a White?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | Thou wilt not fight with me didst say, Sir Count? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Thus endeth the history — and her maids Lean over her and weep-—- two gentle maids With gentle names — Eiros and Charmion? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Thy wife, and with a tainted memory — My seared and blighted name, how would it tally With the ancestral honours of thy house, And with thy glory? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Too much the chaff infests the precious grain When shall a Pope or Byron live again? |
nyp.33433067287551 | V the pouts? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Voice"Is it so strong( more loudly,} As for to leave me thus Who hath loved thee so long In wealth and wo among? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Voice"Who hath loved thee so long,( distinctly") In wealth and wo among, And is thy heart so strong? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Was Poe deliberately perpetrating a huge hoax, challenging the wits to vain attempts at solving that which has no solu- tion? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What age can boast improvements like our own, When men to gods, and idiots bards have grown? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What ails thee, Earl Politian? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What ails thee, sir? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What am I to suppose by your permitting Tom, Dick and Harry to strip me of my coffins, and my clothes, in this wretchedly cold climate? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What am I to think of your standing quietly by and seeing me thus unhandsomely used? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What answer was it you brought me, good Baldazzar? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What didst thou say, Jacinta? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What didst thou say, Jacinta? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What didst thou say? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What guilty spirit, in what shrubbery dim, Heard not the stirring summons of that hymn? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What have we here? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What is Poetry? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What modern in his senses would ever think of disputing this truism? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What more natural than that Chopin should have conceived in music what no pianist could render? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What was meant by the invective against him who had no music in his soul? |
nyp.33433067287551 | What, for example, in this case of D, has been done to vary the principle of action? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Where am I? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Wherefore then her loss deplore? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Who shall presume to imitate the colors of the tulip, or to improve the proportions of the lily of the valley? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Who was the soundest of their logicians? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Whose voice to the wind- harp sings? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why and what art thou dreaming here? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why dost thou pause, Politian? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why dost thou pause, Politian? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why dost thou turn so pale? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why endeth he his hasty speed? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why preyest thou thus upon the poet's heart, Vulture, whose wings are dull realities 2 How should he love thee? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Why stoppeth on his way? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Will he inform us, also, how fro2en rain can be, at one and the same time, both'holy light,'( whatever that is,) and an'offspring?' |
nyp.33433067287551 | Will nobody contrive a more expeditious mode of progress? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Will not they be awaiting us at the palazzo, the Lady Fortunato and the rest? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Will you pe take de odder pottle, or ave you pe got zober yet and come to your zenses?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | With fairy feet who treads the flowers? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Wonder if he O's as much there as he does here? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Wonder if this O- ing is a habit of his? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Would it not have been better, at the first visit, to have seized it openly, and departed?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | Ye Gods, did I not write? |
nyp.33433067287551 | You did not intend to say, eh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | You did not take to pieces all the chairs?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | You might — do a little more, I think, eh?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | You pelief, ten, in te possibility of te odd?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | You wo n't? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Your sermon was too long, sir — why did n't you make it shorter? |
nyp.33433067287551 | Yxuwxn't? |
nyp.33433067287551 | all of them?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | and is not the whole paragraph in the"Courier and Enquirer"a fabrication got up to"make a talk"? |
nyp.33433067287551 | and the One Departed of 1842? |
nyp.33433067287551 | and what is it you are talking about?'' |
nyp.33433067287551 | and why of them to be? |
nyp.33433067287551 | came up without the anticipated letter in their clutch? |
nyp.33433067287551 | can I not save One from the pitiless wave? |
nyp.33433067287551 | can it be right — This window open to the night? |
nyp.33433067287551 | cried the tyrant, fiercely;"what do you mean by that? |
nyp.33433067287551 | did you put any thing particular in it?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | do you take me vor a shicken?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | ejaculated he, in unfeigned surprise,"why — why what can you mean?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | he asked,"und what ter teuffel you pe do dare?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | he cried, highly incensed,"vat I pe do mit te wing? |
nyp.33433067287551 | her pride Above all cities? |
nyp.33433067287551 | her pride Above all cities? |
nyp.33433067287551 | how earnest thou here? |
nyp.33433067287551 | how now? |
nyp.33433067287551 | in all beside Of glory which the world hath known Stands she not nobly and alone? |
nyp.33433067287551 | in her hand Their destinies? |
nyp.33433067287551 | in her hand Their destinies? |
nyp.33433067287551 | interview?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | interview?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | is it thou? |
nyp.33433067287551 | is it thy will On the breezes to toss? |
nyp.33433067287551 | no — they Went gloriously away, Like lightning from the sky — Why in the battle did not I? |
nyp.33433067287551 | realities? |
nyp.33433067287551 | said I inquiringly — •'pig, eh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | said I, with much dignity, although somewhat puzzled;"how did you get here? |
nyp.33433067287551 | said I,"what do you mean? |
nyp.33433067287551 | said I? |
nyp.33433067287551 | statues in a world so rich? |
nyp.33433067287551 | that you had never heard either of the learned Doctor Tarr, or of the celebrated Professor Fether?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | these gray stones — are they all — All of the famed, and the colossal left By the corrosive Hours to Fate and me? |
nyp.33433067287551 | thou canst not say Thou hearest not now, Baldazzar? |
nyp.33433067287551 | what is it you imagine? |
nyp.33433067287551 | what is the di- version?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | what is the matter? |
nyp.33433067287551 | what wouldst thou have me do? |
nyp.33433067287551 | when will any Invention visit the human pericranium? |
nyp.33433067287551 | where( and ye may seek the wide skies over) Was Love, the blind, near sober Duty known? |
nyp.33433067287551 | who ever heard of such an idea?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | who in kindness sent thee To afford my soul nepenthe? |
nyp.33433067287551 | why art thou moved? |
nyp.33433067287551 | will they cross me in my angrier path?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | with all beside Of glory, which the world hath known'Stands she not proudly and alone? |
nyp.33433067287551 | yet stay! — what was it thou saidst of prayer And penitence? |
nyp.33433067287551 | « 9 bUstr) 0?) |
nyp.33433067287551 | — And while I thus spoke, did there not cross your mind some thought of the physical power of words? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — And why, Agathos, should they have proceeded? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — But why, Agathos, do you weep? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — But, since we grow hourly in knowledge, must not at last all things be known? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — I ca n't do what?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | — Then all motion, of whatever nature, creates? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — am I right? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — and villain? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — and when is it to be? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — aper? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — did ever anybody hear of such an absurdity? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — do n't you think so?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | — dost thou speak of love To Lalage? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — hey? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — how tan a lady don it? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — in what way?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | — is there no farther aid Thou needest, Jacinta? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — now this is well; Didst say thou darest not? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — they are a little queer, eh? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — this indescribable something which men will persist in terming"genius"? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — thou darest not fight with me? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — what ails thee, cousin of mine i Why didst thou sigh so deeply? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — what is this world coming to? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — what's the matter? |
nyp.33433067287551 | — where?" |
nyp.33433067287551 | — why, do you really think so? |
msu.31293008050829 | ‘ Do you believe that I have spoken'the truth, Mr. Kyrle? |
msu.31293008050829 | ’ “ Do you suppose that she had money of her own? |
msu.31293008050829 | '“ Is- itserions ‘?" |
msu.31293008050829 | ( AmIresponsible for any of these vulgar fluctuations, which begin with unhap- piness and end with tea?) |
msu.31293008050829 | ( I do n’t keep the inn — why mention it to me?) |
msu.31293008050829 | , “ How does your speculation look now?" |
msu.31293008050829 | - — “ Where?" |
msu.31293008050829 | - “ Do nt anybody else know who it is?" |
msu.31293008050829 | - “ Where are you going?" |
msu.31293008050829 | -- — Whieh'door? ” “ The door that goesinto the church. |
msu.31293008050829 | -- “ Is hisfaceburnt?" |
msu.31293008050829 | 113 Laura ’s with the best excuse that you can make for me? |
msu.31293008050829 | 145 “ And the person who caused the scandal? ” “ Yes, sir. |
msu.31293008050829 | 15 yellow, when he came in? |
msu.31293008050829 | 289 before the agent comes?" |
msu.31293008050829 | 75 ing the death?" |
msu.31293008050829 | > Wheu I am totally prostrated( did I mention that I was totally prostrated by Marian ’s letter? |
msu.31293008050829 | A nice tart for dinner? |
msu.31293008050829 | A stranger to Mrs. Catherick, as well as to the rest of the neighbours? ” “ So we thought at first, sir. |
msu.31293008050829 | A stranger? ” “ Not a stranger, Walter. |
msu.31293008050829 | Am I expected to say anything more? |
msu.31293008050829 | Am I famous? |
msu.31293008050829 | Am I trifling, here, with the necessities of my task? |
msu.31293008050829 | And between these entries, at the bottom of the page —? |
msu.31293008050829 | And what do you think was the some- thing? |
msu.31293008050829 | And why are their faces so sadly unfinished, especially about the corners of the eyelids? |
msu.31293008050829 | Are you as fond of me, Walter, as you used to be, now I am so pale and'thin, and so slow in- learning to draw?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Are you aware, whenI present this illustrious baby to your notice, in whose presence you stand? |
msu.31293008050829 | Are you beginning to doubt whether Sir Percival Glyde may not, in the end, he more than a match for me? |
msu.31293008050829 | Are you thinking a little too seriously, Marian, of the risk I may run in returning to Hampshire? |
msu.31293008050829 | As long as a man do n't give at his legs, there ’s a deal of work left in him.- Do n’t you think so, yourself, sir?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Awretched place this, is n’t it, sir? |
msu.31293008050829 | Bless you, we do n’t march with the timesl"“ What is there in the packing- cases?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Both of them were in fault — I am afraid both of them were equally in fault. ” “ You mean both husband and wife? ” “ Oh, no, sir! |
msu.31293008050829 | But are you really determined to go to Welmingham?" |
msu.31293008050829 | But if anything happens — ” “ What can happen? ” she interposed, quickly. |
msu.31293008050829 | But surely there were beams still left in the dismantled cottages near the church? |
msu.31293008050829 | But what was the mystery to be concealed? |
msu.31293008050829 | But where was the register to be found? |
msu.31293008050829 | But why do Young Persons in service all perspire at the hands? |
msu.31293008050829 | Can you call to mind driving a foreigner, last summer — — a tall gentle- man, and remarkably fat? |
msu.31293008050829 | Cast myself on the mercy of my runaway idiot of a husband who had raised the scandal against me? |
msu.31293008050829 | Catherick should take up with a chance stranger like Sir Percival Glyde. ’ ‘ Ay, but is he a stranger to her? ’ says my husband. |
msu.31293008050829 | Could Mrs. Catherick‘s assertion that she was the victim of a dreadful mistake, by any possibility be true? |
msu.31293008050829 | Did he come to the house?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Did he know where we lived? |
msu.31293008050829 | Did no suspicion, excited by my own knowledge of Anne Catherick‘s resemblance to her cross my mind, when her face was first revealed to me? |
msu.31293008050829 | Did she tell you to come here? ” “ She did not." |
msu.31293008050829 | Did we think he looked as if he wanted hur- rying into his grave? |
msu.31293008050829 | Did you see anything particular in my face when you left me? |
msu.31293008050829 | Do her shoes creak?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Do the servants recognise her? |
msu.31293008050829 | Do you agree to that, Marian, so far?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Do you guess what_ I am thinking about?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Do you hear? ” cried the old man, shaking the lantern at me, in his agitation; “ the keys are gone!" |
msu.31293008050829 | Do you know that name? ” “ Not I, Walter. |
msu.31293008050829 | Do you know where I am going to?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Do you think Mr. Dawson is wrong? |
msu.31293008050829 | Do you want to make any more objections? |
msu.31293008050829 | Does Miss Halcombe assert her supposed sister‘s identity to the owner of the Asylum, and take legal means for rescuing her? |
msu.31293008050829 | Does she stand better with her tradespeoplc than I do with mine? |
msu.31293008050829 | Eighteen hundred and what?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Either his mother ’s birth had been low? |
msu.31293008050829 | Had he lunched; and, if so, upon what? |
msu.31293008050829 | Had we any right to let our selfish affection accept the devotion of all that generous life? |
msu.31293008050829 | Had we really got rid of him? |
msu.31293008050829 | Has she always lived within her income? |
msu.31293008050829 | Has she got a better Bible on her table than I have got 0n mine? |
msu.31293008050829 | Has that new heresy of the highest medical authorities everreached your ears — Yes, or No?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Have I done right, Walter? |
msu.31293008050829 | Have I satisfied your curiosity? |
msu.31293008050829 | Have Ijustified your trust in me?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Have you come here to tell me she is dead?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Have you nothing more to tell me?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Have you questions to address to me? |
msu.31293008050829 | Have you?" |
msu.31293008050829 | He's vestry- clerk here now, as his father was before him. ” “ Did you not tell me your former master lived at Knowles- bury?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Her name was Lady Glyde. ” “ How do you come to remember that, when you have for~ gotten what she looked like? |
msu.31293008050829 | How can I pay my debt? |
msu.31293008050829 | How can he know me, when I do n’t know him?" |
msu.31293008050829 | How do you come to know anything about my daughter? ” “ In this way. |
msu.31293008050829 | How do you know she is dead?" |
msu.31293008050829 | How does your speculation look now? |
msu.31293008050829 | How had I come to hear of the copy? |
msu.31293008050829 | How is Miss Halcombe?" |
msu.31293008050829 | How is the sufferer, Mrs. Michelson?" |
msu.31293008050829 | I am not quite sure that I know what a vestry- clerk is. ” “ Do n’t you indeed, sir? |
msu.31293008050829 | I ask myself, I ask my servant, Louis, fifty times a day — what have I done? |
msu.31293008050829 | I count from to- morrow —"“ Why from to- morrow?" |
msu.31293008050829 | I must tell you this, that, and the other about Sir Percival and myself, must I? |
msu.31293008050829 | I never saw her again, poor soul, till the night she escaped from the madhouse. ” “ You know, Mrs. Clements, why Sir Percival Glyde shut her up? |
msu.31293008050829 | I sit confused. ” Was it at this point thatI began to suspect he was going to bore me? |
msu.31293008050829 | I suppose nothing more could be done, sir, than was done? ” says I. |
msu.31293008050829 | I suppose the clergyman who ofliciated here in the year eigh- teen hundred and three is no longer alive?" |
msu.31293008050829 | I was too violently startled to be quite sure. ” “ Who was the other man? |
msu.31293008050829 | If I could get speech of him, that night, if I could show him that I, too, knew of the mortal peril in which he stood, what result would follow? |
msu.31293008050829 | If she had not been well enough to be moved, do you think we should any of us have risked letting her go? |
msu.31293008050829 | If strange things happen to you on this journey; if you and Sir Percival meet —"“ What makes you think we shall meet?" |
msu.31293008050829 | If we broke open the door, might we save him? |
msu.31293008050829 | If we can prove that date, we prove our case against Sir Percival and the Count. ”- “ Yes, yes —- I seel But how is the proof to be obtained?" |
msu.31293008050829 | In that case, who was the likeliest person to possess the power of compelling her to remain at\Velming- ham? |
msu.31293008050829 | In the name of Heaven, what have I said, or done, to make you think me the messenger of death?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Is a man in my state of nervous wretchedness capable of writing narratives? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is be famous? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is it a chance at all?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Is it accepted — Yes, or No?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Is it necessary to say that she expressed her sense of embarrass ‘ ment by shutting up her mouth and breathing through her nose? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is it necessary to say what my first impression was, when I looked at my visitor's card? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is it wise to proceed to these extremities, before you have really exhausted all safer and simpler means of attaining your object? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is language adequate to describe it? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is she kept in the neighbourhoud to assert her own identity, and to stand the test of further pro- ceedings? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is that all?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Is that it? ” “ There can be no positive objection, Sir Percival, to that reason —"“ Very well! |
msu.31293008050829 | Is the nurse there? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is there a civilized human being who does not feel for us? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is this clear to you as crystal? |
msu.31293008050829 | Is your mother alive? |
msu.31293008050829 | Kyrle?" |
msu.31293008050829 | May I inquire why? |
msu.31293008050829 | May I make a suggestion, at once the simplest and the most profound? |
msu.31293008050829 | My cockatoo, my canaries, and my little mice —- who will cherish them, when their good Papa is gone?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Need I say more? |
msu.31293008050829 | Neither the name nor the man is known to me. ” “ Are you quite sure you do n't recognise him? |
msu.31293008050829 | On the other hand, if the second case supposed were the true one, what had been the flaw in her reputation? |
msu.31293008050829 | Or had he followed the Count home from the Opera? |
msu.31293008050829 | Or, assuming it to be false, could the conclusion which associated Sir Percival with her guilt have been founded in some inconceivable error? |
msu.31293008050829 | Ought we to appeal to the practical test of her handwriting? |
msu.31293008050829 | Perhaps you were in some degree prepared to hear this? |
msu.31293008050829 | Shall I order for you, shall I market for you, Mrs. Cook? |
msu.31293008050829 | She could not say from memory( who, in similar cases, ever can?) |
msu.31293008050829 | Should I go back to the house, and make another attempt to see her? |
msu.31293008050829 | Surely not? |
msu.31293008050829 | Surely she never remained in the village, among the people who knew of her disgrace?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Surely, I am not expected to repeat my niece ’s maid's explanation of her tears, interpreted in the English of my Swiss valet? |
msu.31293008050829 | Surely, the plain inference that follows needs no pointing out? |
msu.31293008050829 | Take her in, Mrs. Rubelle( you have got your key? |
msu.31293008050829 | Tears or perspiration? |
msu.31293008050829 | Tell me, can I do this?" |
msu.31293008050829 | The best men are not consistent in good — why should the worst men be consistent in evil? |
msu.31293008050829 | The breaking- up of the family? |
msu.31293008050829 | The money dribbled in a little at first — but what can you expect out of London? |
msu.31293008050829 | The only consideration which made him hesitate, at the last moment-—- ” “ Yes? ” “ It is hard to acknowledge it, Walter — and yet I must! |
msu.31293008050829 | The only question I asked myself was-~ Had he found her? |
msu.31293008050829 | The son( who can blame him?) |
msu.31293008050829 | Then, why hurry him?" |
msu.31293008050829 | There are two places of that name, then, in Hampshire?" |
msu.31293008050829 | To be re- paired? ” “ That‘s it, sir. |
msu.31293008050829 | To whom could I apply to know something more of the man‘s history, and of the man himself, than I knew now? |
msu.31293008050829 | Was he in the Forest- road by accident? |
msu.31293008050829 | Was it her shoes, her stays, or her bones? |
msu.31293008050829 | Was it my fault that she had lost her place?) |
msu.31293008050829 | Was it not our duty, our best expression of gratitude, to forget ourselves, and to think only of her? |
msu.31293008050829 | Was it possible that appearances, in this case, had pointed one way, while the truth lay, all the while, unsuspected, in another direction? |
msu.31293008050829 | Was it the sort of funeral she might have bad, if she had really been my own child?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Was she young or old?" |
msu.31293008050829 | What are we( I ask) but puppets in a show- box? |
msu.31293008050829 | What are you making there? |
msu.31293008050829 | What did the Count say of me?" |
msu.31293008050829 | What did this mean? |
msu.31293008050829 | What do you demand?" |
msu.31293008050829 | What do you mean? ”'“ What I say. ” The perspiration broke out thickly on his broad forehead. |
msu.31293008050829 | What does he do when he dies? |
msu.31293008050829 | What does she do with those consequences? |
msu.31293008050829 | What else was I to do? |
msu.31293008050829 | What else was I to do? |
msu.31293008050829 | What evidence have you to support the declaration on your side that the person who died and was buried was not Lady Glyde? |
msu.31293008050829 | What had been the nature of the crime? |
msu.31293008050829 | What had happened? |
msu.31293008050829 | What have I done? |
msu.31293008050829 | What have you to set against them? |
msu.31293008050829 | What if we got one, and used it as a battering- ram against the door? |
msu.31293008050829 | What interest have you in me, or in her? |
msu.31293008050829 | What is the inevitable consequence? |
msu.31293008050829 | What keys do you mean?" |
msu.31293008050829 | What progress had I made towards discovering the suspected stain on the reputation of Sir Percival ’s mother? |
msu.31293008050829 | What reason? |
msu.31293008050829 | What right had I to decide, in my poor mortal ignorance of the future, that this man, too, must escape with impunity, because he escaped me? |
msu.31293008050829 | What subtle wickedness had the Count planned and executed in my absence? |
msu.31293008050829 | What suggestions of any mystery unexplained had arisen out of my visit to the vestry? |
msu.31293008050829 | What the deuce should I know about it? |
msu.31293008050829 | What was I to do next? |
msu.31293008050829 | What was I to do? |
msu.31293008050829 | What will the Count say? |
msu.31293008050829 | When do you want to go? |
msu.31293008050829 | When the patient has been released in this doubtful manner, and is taken to Mr. Fairlie, does he recognise her? |
msu.31293008050829 | When? |
msu.31293008050829 | Where did I leave off? |
msu.31293008050829 | Where is Laura?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Where is the modern Rembrandt who could depict our midnight procession? |
msu.31293008050829 | Which of them is it?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Which year did you say, sir? |
msu.31293008050829 | Who can have taken them? |
msu.31293008050829 | Who can have told you? ” “ N 0 one has told me, Mrs. Clements. |
msu.31293008050829 | Who could I find capable of travelling to London bythe train she travelled by, and of privately seeing her home? |
msu.31293008050829 | Who was the Count expected to find, in the course of his stu~ dious morning rambles at Blackwater Park? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why alarm me as well as himself? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why ca n’t I make other people as careful as I am my- self? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why do you point him out? ”"“ Because I have particular reasons for wishing to know something of him. |
msu.31293008050829 | Why have they all got fat noses, and hard cheeks? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why have we no variety in our breed of Young Persons? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why is n’t it kept in an iron safe? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why is there nothing I can do? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why lay her on my shoulders? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why should I? |
msu.31293008050829 | Why —— I ask everybody —-why worry me? |
msu.31293008050829 | Will that do as well? |
msu.31293008050829 | Will you keep my secret, and help me in this? |
msu.31293008050829 | Will you rest and lunch down stairs? |
msu.31293008050829 | Will you try to forgive me, Percival, as heartily as I forgive you?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Would it not be far easier, and far less dangerous, to insist on a confession from'her, than to force it from Sir Percival?" |
msu.31293008050829 | Would success in both these cases do more than supply an excellent foundation for a trial in a court of law? |
msu.31293008050829 | Yes, indeed? |
msu.31293008050829 | You are aware that he had me watched be- fore I left England; and that he probably knows me by sight, although I do n’t know him?" |
msu.31293008050829 | You have heard me, you have heard Miss Halcombe, speak of Mrs. Vesey? |
msu.31293008050829 | You heard him say that he was a lost man if the secret of Anne Catherick was known?" |
msu.31293008050829 | You heard him tell the Count that he be- lieved his wife knew enough to ruin him? |
msu.31293008050829 | You know the old Elizabethan bedrooms? |
msu.31293008050829 | You look worn and weary, Walter — — I am afraid my letter must have seriously alarmed you? ” “ Only at first, ” I replied. |
msu.31293008050829 | You understand? |
msu.31293008050829 | You want something of me?" |
msu.31293008050829 | You were a little boy, I suppose, in the year twenty- seven? |
msu.31293008050829 | You ’re from London, I suppose, sir? |
msu.31293008050829 | Your affectionate Laura. ” What help was there in those lines? |
msu.31293008050829 | \Velll you‘re strong on your legs, too — and what a blessing that is, is n’t it? |
msu.31293008050829 | \Vhat ’s the news there, now, if you please? |
msu.31293008050829 | _ “ Came as a stranger to all of you? |
msu.31293008050829 | am I looking forward to the happier time which my narrative has not yet reached? |
msu.31293008050829 | dating us--we’re in a lost corner — and this is an untidy vestry — and who ’s to help it? |
msu.31293008050829 | did such a thing in my life — how am I to begin now? |
msu.31293008050829 | for weeks and? |
msu.31293008050829 | impressionable, whose sympathies are perpetually alive? |
msu.31293008050829 | is he staggered for one instant in his belief of his niece‘s death? |
msu.31293008050829 | lady?" |
msu.31293008050829 | only whispered once more, “ Where is he?" |
msu.31293008050829 | or had he turned my yellow, in the last minute or two? |
msu.31293008050829 | or his mother ’s repu- tation was damaged by some hidden flaw with which Mrs. Catherick and Sir Percival were both privately acquainted? |
msu.31293008050829 | rrrm’fi‘i 1"“? |
msu.31293008050829 | the cowardly blackguardl Do you understand, now, how I hated him? |
msu.31293008050829 | the largest opera- glass I ever saw hugged up under- his arm “ Are you ready?" |
msu.31293008050829 | was it through anybody in the town? |
msu.31293008050829 | we all come to it, sooner or later, do n’t we, sir?" |
msu.31293008050829 | what am I to do with them? |
msu.31293008050829 | what shall I do? |
msu.31293008050829 | where was Mr. Dawson when Marian went away?" |
msu.31293008050829 | without saying more last words? ” “ He turned at the corner of the street, and waved his hand, and then struck it theatrically on his breast. |
msu.31293008050829 | — certain after what you have heard in Mr. Kyrle ’s office, after what has happened to you to- day? |
msu.31293008050829 | — which may never be mentioned to Laura at all?" |
msu.31293008050829 | — “ What did he want in there?" |
msu.31293008050829 | ‘ How doI know'( he used to say) —- ‘ how do I know that the register in this vestry may not be stolen or destroyed? |
msu.31293008050829 | ‘ Is your name on your boxes, ma’am? ’ says I. |
msu.31293008050829 | ‘ Why is n’t the register ’( meaning this register here, under my hand) —- ‘ why is n’t it kept in an iron safe?' |
msu.31293008050829 | ‘ ‘ 0 O I;( 51'-'w r* 4 rer'r’r‘“,;f* gt""win 33?, “ fit ”$ 43,113 fit »! |
msu.31293008050829 | “ A letter, sir-"“ Take it. ” “ She refuses to give it to anybody but you, sir. ” “ Who sends the letter?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Am I disturbing you?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ And Mrs. Catherick? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ And a hatchet, and a saw, and a bit of rope?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Another Young Person? ” 1 said. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Any more?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Anybody dead?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Anybody ill?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Are there not other proofs that we might produce, besides the proof of identity?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Are you all of the same opinion? ” I asked, advancing to- wards them a few steps, and pointing to my wife. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Are you aware, sir, ” I said, “ that you are talking of a nobleman? ” “ Pooh! |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Are you really going to walk all the way to Knowlesbury and back? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Before you went away, ” he said, “ did you, or did you not, tell the nurse that Miss Halcombe looked much stronger and better? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ But when you ’re in a lost corner of a place like this, what are you to do? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ By whom? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Can you identify him, sir?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Can you speak of the future as if you were certain of it? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did Sir Percival say, yesterday, that Count Fosco was to meet me at the terminus in London?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did SirPercival live in your neigbourhood at that time? ” I asked. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did he mention his business?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did he stay in the neighbourhood? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did it, by any chame, occur to you when you came to this house that I was not the sort of man you could trifle with?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did she accept the allowance?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did you ever observe that Anne was like him? ” “ She was not at all like him, sir. ” “ Was she like her mother, then?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did you ever observe that Anne was like him? ” “ She was not at all like him, sir. ” “ Was she like her mother, then?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did you know Mrs. Catherick before Anne was born? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did you live there before your marriage, Mrs. Cle- ments? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Did you see the lady? ” I asked. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you ask why I come here to tell you of your daughter‘s death ‘?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you be- lieve in dreams?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you happen to know,"I said, “ if Sir Percival Glyde is still in Paris? ” “ He has returned to London,"replied Mr. Kyrle. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you hear? ” he roared out; “ leave the room. ” “ Speak to me civilly, ” says she, getting red in the face. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you know him, sir?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you know that man?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you know who this is, Walter?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you leave to- day? ” I asked, to make sure of her. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you mean, Sir Percival, that I am to dismiss the indoor servants, under my charge, without the usual month ’s warning?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you remember driving a gentleman, in the month of July last, from Number Five, Forest- road, to the Waterloo Bridge station? ” I asked. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you still refuse to trust me? ” I asked. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you still tell me to go?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you suppose there are any secrets going on here?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Do you talk in that familiar manner of one of the landed gentry of England? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Does Mr. Fairlie know —-?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Does he know anything about the keys?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Dsuee- what- the- deucol how can I help you, Walter, when I don‘t know the man? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Eleanor, my good wife, are you all ready, upstairs? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ For the Lord's sake, sir! ” she said, “ what do you want with Mrs. Catherick?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Had you no other motive?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Has Lady Glyde been in the room since?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Has the fever turned to infection?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Have they found him?"' |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Have you felt any apprehension that the misfortune of her loss might be followed by the misfortune of her death?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Have you forgotten the letter he wrote to her, at the beginning of her illness? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Have you found what you wanted, sir?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Have you got your pickaxes handy? ” Yes; they had. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Have you taken them?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Her master ’s compli- ments, and would I be so obliging as to say what my business was?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ How can it be stronger? ” she asked. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ How can you show it?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ How far is it to Knowlesbury from this place?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ How was he to know that his niece was alive, when he was told that she was dead? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ How? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ How? ” “ I shall go to Blackwater by the first train; and retuni, I hope at night." |
msu.31293008050829 | “ I am not at liberty to say how I know it — but I do know it. ” “ Are you at liberty to say how you found out my ad- dress?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ I do — and I mean to have it. ” “ On conditions? ” “ On no conditions." |
msu.31293008050829 | “ I have. ” u Why?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ I saw him yesterday; and, worse than that, Walter — I spoke to him. ” “ Spoke to him? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ I see him to- day for the first time, and the last. ” “ I am afraid he has brought you had neWs?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ I suppose you often saw Sir Percival, when he was in your village?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ If'you do, why should you be surprised at her leaving you? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ In our homely English phrase, Count Fosco, wo n’t they keep? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ In some degree. ” “ In what degree? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Indeed? ”'I looked attentively to see if she flinehed at the sudden mention of that name. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Is it absolutely necessary to refer to these unpleasant matters? ” I inquired. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Is it at me? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Is it infectious? ” “ Not at present,"he answered, with detestable com~ posure. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Is that considered a sufficiently secure place for the register? ” I inquired. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ It would have broken my heart,"she said, simply, “ if Anne had not been nicely buried — but, how do you know it, sir? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Louis,"I said, “ do you think he would go away, if you gave him five shillings?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ May I inquire whether Mr. Gilmore is in England?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Must I really hear them?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ My angel,"he went on, ad~ dressing his wife; “ will your labours of packing- up allow you time to make me some nice strong cod'ee? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ My darling Walter, ” she said, “ must we really account or our boldness in coming here? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ My darling! ” she whis- pered, “ we may own we love each other, now? ” Her head nestled with a tender contentedness on my bosom. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ My friend, what can I do?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ No, no; not so much about the face. “-- “ Do n’t anybody know him?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ No. ” “ You are afraid? ” “ Do I look as ifI was?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ No. ” “ You are afraid? ” “ Do I look as ifI was?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ No: scorched, not burnt: He lay on his face, Itell you. ”-- “ Who was be? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Oh, sir, ” she said, “ how do you know it? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Old Wehningham? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ On a matter of life and death? ” he repeated to himself. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Perhaps you remember the gentleman himself? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Perhaps you will not mind delivering it? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Sir Percival Glyde? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ So you know why I am leaving London?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Surely, Walter, ” she said, “ you hardly know enough yet to give you any hope of claiming Mrs. Catherick ’s con- fidence? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Surely, a book of such importance as this ought to be protected by a better lock, and kept care- fully in an iron safe?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Tell me plainly, Mrs. Michelson, did you think she looked fit to travel?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Then, young Mr. Wansborough is a lawyer, I sup- pose?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ There ’s a man says he does:"— “ Who? ” “ A servant, they say. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Very well, thank you, sir. ” “ And Lady Glyde? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Was her husband able and willing to help her?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ We might be tidier, might n't we, sir? ” said the cheerful rsn woman m warm. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Well, Mrs. Michelson, ” he said; “ you have found it out at last — have you? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Were you and Mrs. Catherick neighbours? ” I inquired, leading her memory on, as encouragingly as I could. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What are you thinking of, Laura? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What became of Sir Percival? ” I inquired. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What did she look like? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What do you know of those events? ” she asked. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What do you suspect? ” “ I ’ll tell you whatI do n’t suspect. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What do you think of that for a woman with a lost character? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What does Lady Glyde ’s maid want with me?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What does it mean, Sir Percival? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What events do you mean?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What has led you to that conclusion?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What in the name of Heaven has brought you here?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What is the matter, ma’am?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What is the purport of all this?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What is your opinion of the fever?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What keys? ” I repeated. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What on earth is the matter?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ What reservation may that be? ” he asked. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ When Sir Percival first arrived in your neighbourhood,"1 said, “ did you hear where he had come from last? ” “ N 0, sir. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ When did the change happen?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ When did you show yourself in the garden?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ When do you want to go?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ When the time comes? ” she repeated. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ When? ” “ To- morrow." |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Where are the keys?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Where can you stay more properly in London, than at the place your uncle himself chooses for you-- at your aunt ’s house? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Where is Miss Halcombe? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Where is he?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Where is the gentleman who tried to save him?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Where was the doctor? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Which man, my friend? ” “ The tall, fat man, standing there, with his face to- wards us." |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Which way after that, sir? ” asked the clerk. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Who is Fanny?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Who's that? ” whispered the clerk. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Why are you leaving my service?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Why should you write to Count Fosco?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Why? ” I repeated. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Will you give me a letter saying those words, which Ican show to my sweetheart, when he asks how I got the money? ” inquired the woman. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Will your ladyship excuse me,"I whispered, “ if I suggest that we had better not wait here till Sir Percival comes back? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ With your opinion of the conduct of those two gentle- men,"he said, “ you do n’t expect help in that quarter, I presume? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Without having seen her, sir? ’ “ Yes; without having seen her. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Would you like to come out with me, in the mean time?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Yes, sir?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You are afraid of Sir Percival Glyde. ” “ Am 1?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You are aware,"I said, “ that your daughter has been lost?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You are not tired of me yet?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You ca n’t believe it, can you? ” he said, mock- ingly. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You come here on business, sir?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You do n’t mind staying here, till I can send you the proper person?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You expected to meet your master here?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You have a letter for me, from Miss Halcombe? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You have a reason, Walter, for wishing her to know of her husband ’s death, besides the reason you have just men- tioned? |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You hesitate? ” he said. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You know your correspondent?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You posted the letter to Mrs. Vesey with your own hands?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You remember what he said? ” “ I ca n't repeat it, Walter. |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You seem to be on- the point of taking a journey? ” “ Is your business connected with my j ourney?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You seem to be on- the point of taking a journey? ” “ Is your business connected with my j ourney?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You still persist in your lowering treatment of this case of fever?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ You wo n’t trust me?" |
msu.31293008050829 | “ Your daughter ’s death — ” “ What did she die of? ” “ Of disease of the heart. ” “ Yes. |
msu.31293008050829 | “'Was the Count pointing out the house to him? ” “ No; they were talking together as if they had accident- ally met in the street. |
msu.31293008050829 | “'You are not going away because you are tired of me? |
msu.31293008050829 | ” “ I have. ” “ A reason connected with that subject which must not be mentioned between us yet? |
nyp.33433074911532 | * Godolphin, vexed at the interruption, and embarraſſed at the arrival of the Chevalier, faid haſtily — “ You will not ſee him? |
nyp.33433074911532 | *? nyp.33433074911532 And lean 0 23.8 E M M E LIN E, “ And if Bellozane ſhould enquire whither s you are going? |
nyp.33433074911532 | And will you not write to my lifter? ” “ By the poſt, ” ſaid Emmeline, ſtruggling to get from him to conceal her einotion. nyp.33433074911532 That Bellozane will follow you. ” “ Surely he will not attempt it? ” 66 Indeed I apprehend he will. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Were not all preparations for your “ marriage in great forwardneſs, Sir, when “ you left England? nyp.33433074911532 What information, Sir? ”." |
nyp.33433074911532 | What is that, my Lord? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Where is ſhe? ” “ In her dreſſing room, my Lord. ” He then pailed alone up ſtairs. nyp.33433074911532 Who is ſo good as to recollect me?"? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Who is ſo good as to recollect me?? |
nyp.33433074911532 | '? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 'what can be done? |
nyp.33433074911532 | * Had you not better quit us?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | * Is the a young lady? ” enquired Mrs. Stafford. |
nyp.33433074911532 | * Tell me, Emmeline, have I really only# dreamed, or was a ſtranger here yeſterday? |
nyp.33433074911532 | ,';?! |
nyp.33433074911532 | - Can you then ſuppoſe I will leave her?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | - I can not, indeed. ” “ I muſt ſpeak then, myſelf;"and raiſ- ing her voice, ſhe ſaid"Mr. Godolphin, “ s is it not?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | - To dia e him co deſpair? |
nyp.33433074911532 | - « How is Adelina, my deareft Miſs Mow-< bray?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | - « Tell me, ” ſaid fhe, “ before I die with “ terror- tellmewith what intention you come « to- morrow?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | . “ What, if he refuſes? ”. |
nyp.33433074911532 | . “ Will you do me the honour to peruſe"them, my Lord? ” ſaid ſhe, half fimiling, mom so They will not take you up much time. ” He read them. |
nyp.33433074911532 | ..."Ah! ” cried ſhe, trying to riſe, “ what 6. ſhall I ſay to Lady Weſthaven How 4. diſcloſe to her ſuch intelligence as this?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | ..? |
nyp.33433074911532 | .66 Did you not tell me he was in tolerable “ health? ” “ Alas! |
nyp.33433074911532 | .? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 1....-"Have you found- Delamere? ”"I have. ” i... “ Alive and well? ”." |
nyp.33433074911532 | 1....-"Have you found- Delamere? ”"I have. ” i... “ Alive and well? ”." |
nyp.33433074911532 | 125 16 then knew not that it would render me « otherwiſe. ” 1.166 Was you even then thus indifferent? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 149 « Why do you not ſpeak to him, Emme- “ line? ” ſaid Mrs. Stafford, archly. |
nyp.33433074911532 | 16 Tell me, Miſs Mowbray- will ſhe after a proper time refuſe, do you think, her con- “ ſent to ſee me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 175 65 of thoſe favourable thoughts I inay have had~ of him- better that I ſhould ceaſe to enter- crtain them?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | 227 “ And you dine alone, and will allow “ me the happineſs of dining with you?"""" |
nyp.33433074911532 | 233 “ worthy of pretending to the honour of s her hand? ” “ Certainly not unworthy, ” tremblingły ſaid Emmeline. |
nyp.33433074911532 | 253 2 T « lady employs herſelf in writing verſes about “ her own unhappineſs? ”. |
nyp.33433074911532 | 33 s'amuſe a me guetter, je voudrois bien la • tromper, je feais que tu eft babile-- ne* pourra tu pas nous menager une petite tete • a tete? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 367 The fiery Frenchman recovering his footing, turned fiercely to Delamere, and aſked, in French, what he meant? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 386 1* He is dead then? ” i. |
nyp.33433074911532 | 39 « derly diſpoſed towards your own family, “ would it not be well if you were to enquire- after my mother? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 46.Why not ſtay at leaſt to ſee the event?"! |
nyp.33433074911532 | 6 Shall I ſpeak to him? ” aſked Mrs. Stafford, “ or are you diſpoſed to hear “ more poetry? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 6 Shall I ſpeak to him? ” aſked Mrs. Stafford, “ or are you diſpoſed to hear “ more poetry? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 6 Were it not beſt to enquire after her? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 66 Mer- 6 ciful Heaven, what can be done? |
nyp.33433074911532 | 66 What?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | 6Why ſo, pray?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | : jis? |
nyp.33433074911532 | : “ Oh, yes, ” ſaid he, “ I ſaw them all at “ Paris, and aſked them if they had any com- « mands to you? |
nyp.33433074911532 | :"Will you dine with us, Delamere? ” aſked, Lord Weſthaven. |
nyp.33433074911532 | :...,?!?!? |
nyp.33433074911532 | :...,?!?!? |
nyp.33433074911532 | :...,?!?!? |
nyp.33433074911532 | ?! |
nyp.33433074911532 | ?." |
nyp.33433074911532 | Ah, tell me, my ſiſter, what hopes « are there that Emmeline will pardon me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Aik her whether “ the can diveſt herſelf of all regard for me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Alpin? |
nyp.33433074911532 | And are not they « enough? |
nyp.33433074911532 | And from thence to Eaſt Cliff?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | And in that event how was the herſelf to act? |
nyp.33433074911532 | And is it anger and reſentment only- have raiſed in your heart this decided en- “ mity to my poor brother? |
nyp.33433074911532 | And muſt not your “ conſent have been previouſly obtained “ before Lord Montreville would have"made them? |
nyp.33433074911532 | And will ſhe refuſe to “ come to me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Are you going immediately to London? ” 66. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Are you not now nearly “ as independant as you will be then? ”." |
nyp.33433074911532 | Beſides, my ſweet coz, pray conſider a moment, what elſe< can you do? |
nyp.33433074911532 | But brow could ſhe determine to become an inmate at the houſe of Godolphin, even tho'he was him- ſelf to be abſent from it? |
nyp.33433074911532 | But what would you re-"ceive in the widow of Trelawny? |
nyp.33433074911532 | But what ſhall we “ do with Adelina?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | But where, Fitz- Edward, is “ the Lethean cup, without which you can not « eſteem me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | But wherefore that 66 air of defiance which Mr. Fitz- Edward"thought it neceſſary to aſſume? |
nyp.33433074911532 | But who is it? |
nyp.33433074911532 | But “ whence comes it that I find you, Madam, “ here? |
nyp.33433074911532 | C4 day 32 EMMELINE:* “ day, that tho? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Can you “ forgive me? ”...! |
nyp.33433074911532 | Can “ your Lord hip again fly from your pro-"miſes? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Could the go where he was, and conceal her partiality? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Crofts'wife and your Swiſs relation, “ de Bellozane! ” “ Crofes'wife?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | D6 While 60 EM MELLAN E25!!? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Did he not 66 abandon me to my deſtiny? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Do me- the favour to ſay from whom you appre- “ hend ſhe may receive ſuch treatment?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Do n't"you think he was, Bellozane? ”. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Do you deſign to kill “ me? ” 1. “ To kill you?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Do you deſign to kill “ me? ” 1. “ To kill you?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Do you think ſhe is a French woman?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | E'M M E LINE,?. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Godolphin too!-whi- ther would Godolphin go? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Godolphin, with a countenance paler than death, caught her in his arms-- Whither would you go? ” cried he, trembling as he fpoke. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Have I taken any medicine* t that has confuſed my head, or how happens et it that I appear to have been in a long and « moſt uneaſy dream? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Have the goodneſs to tell me whether you belong to the family of the L'aron de St. Alpin? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Have you no “ falts? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Have you nothing to give her?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | He read them twice over in ſilence; then looking with aſtoniſhment at Emme- line, he aſked her from whence ſhe had theſe papers?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Her own was couched in the moſt mout? |
nyp.33433074911532 | How is the young lady you was ſo good “ as to aſſiſt on ſhore, Sir? ” ſaid Mrs. Staf: ford. |
nyp.33433074911532 | How “ could you be ſo cruel, fo inconſiderate? ”"Do n't talk to me, ” ſaid he do n't re- es proach me! |
nyp.33433074911532 | I can not “ imagine, my Lord, what you have been “ ſaying to her?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Is he not a perfect charac- « ter? ”. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Is it poffible? ”,-:"Lovelieſt Miſs Mowbray, how thought- 5 Jeſsly have I alarmed you! |
nyp.33433074911532 | Is my fifter, my 156 poor Adelina dead? ” “ I hope not?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Is my fifter, my 156 poor Adelina dead? ” “ I hope not?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Is ſhe not now “ at liberty? |
nyp.33433074911532 | It was with great C6 “ difficulty 36 EMMELIN E,:;? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Leave him?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | On reaching'London, however, I found that the intelligence I had received was wholly unfounded, and originated in the? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Ought I then"to repine; when I ſee him, and when he tells"me that you are well; and that affluence, 6 and with it, I hope, happineſs will be your's? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Quite of cold nights this Autumn, when the “ wind blew, and the fea made a noiſe io loud M6 or and 252 E M M E L IN,.?." |
nyp.33433074911532 | Shall I tell you what he has “ ſaid to me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Shall we go towards home? ” Lady Adelina, without ſpeaking, and ſtill motioning with her hand for Fitz- Edward to leave her, moved on. |
nyp.33433074911532 | She was totally deſtitute of fortune; and was afraid her friends, who were but diſtant relations, and people of rank in Scotland,? |
nyp.33433074911532 | She ſeemed happy to ſee them; and deſiring her to ſit down by the bed ſide; faida “ Tell me truely what"has happened? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Since you can form"no decided objection; ſince you have « undoubtedly allowed me to hope; why “ do you thus cruelly prolong my fuífer- “ ings.? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Stafford, who know with what folici- “ tude I fought her, with what anguiſh I de- 66 plored her loſs, intercede on my behalf? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Surely it can not be Miſs, “ Mowbray, that allows me ſuch hap- 66 pineſs? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Tell me then,"deareſt and lovelieſt Emmeline, may I ven- 66 ture to hope that tender boſom is not wholly “ inſenſible? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Tho? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Tho? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Tothem I"think you ſhould apply. ”: “ And why not to herſelf? |
nyp.33433074911532 | What ſay your letters from England, “ my faireſt couſin? ” ſaid he, advancing and trying to ſhake off his chagrin. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Why do you think ſo? ”.6 Becauſe he looked after it ſo earneſtly;. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Why ſhould the Chevalier de Bellozane « ſtay here? ”"Becauſe it is his pleaſure. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Wile liamſon, repreſſed his curioſity by law jara la gon, and frightened him by threats of his Lord's diſpleaſure if he made any effort? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Will my Emmeline, generous and gentle as ſhe is to others, be inex-"orable only to him? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Will no: “ penitence, no ſufferings obtain your pity?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | Will the hear me with patience, 66 and even with pity? ” “ What, Sir, can I ſay? ” faulteringly aſked Emmeline. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Will the hear me with patience, 66 and even with pity? ” “ What, Sir, can I ſay? ” faulteringly aſked Emmeline. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Would you pleaſe"I ſhould call him? ”. |
nyp.33433074911532 | Yet if it ſhould not be Fitz- Edward? |
nyp.33433074911532 | Yet if you ſuffer me to believe my attachment not “ diſagreeable to you, how ſhall I wholly con- “ ceal it? |
nyp.33433074911532 | You are a clever fellow; can not you contrive for us a private meeting?' |
nyp.33433074911532 | You certainly would not* wiſh to ſtay here? |
nyp.33433074911532 | You will not, then, “ leave me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | _: “ Gracious Heaven! ” exclaimed Godol- phin, es what can have made her talk in this"manner?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | and fo- « licit a return of that regard with which “ I moſt ſincerely wiſh he had forborne to “ honour me?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | and is that all the praiſe you allow"to ſuch a man? |
nyp.33433074911532 | but what?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | can tranquil nature give me reſt, Or ſcenes of beauty, ſoothe me to repoſe? |
nyp.33433074911532 | can you, “ Emmeline, perſiſt in ſuch cruelty? ” “ A good morning to your Lordſhip, ” ſaid ſhe, as ſhe got into the coach. |
nyp.33433074911532 | cried ſhe faintly; “ poor fellow, he is aſleep! ”: “ Shall I take him from you, Ma’am? ” aſked her woman. |
nyp.33433074911532 | did he not"plunge headlong into follies from which he “ reſented even an effort to ſave him? |
nyp.33433074911532 | did not he tell me, I know not what, of 66 my Lord Weſthaven? |
nyp.33433074911532 | do you make no allowance for the “ perturbed ſituation of his mind? |
nyp.33433074911532 | for God's fake ſtop! ”- Why ſtop? ” ſaid he. |
nyp.33433074911532 | how appear as not daring to avow “ that which is the glory and happineſs of my- life? |
nyp.33433074911532 | in i siin? |
nyp.33433074911532 | pray, my dear uncle! ”?, “ Uncle! ” exclaimed he. |
nyp.33433074911532 | rather continue to “ be angry, than diſtract me by a pardon “ ſo cold and careleſs! ”?". |
nyp.33433074911532 | repeated Emmeline chas he à fever then?". |
nyp.33433074911532 | tell me, if “ on that eſteem I may preſume to build “ thoſe hopes which alone can give value to 66 the rest of my life? ” Emmeline, n. |
nyp.33433074911532 | tell me, then, where?-how?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | the faultering Emmeline,, “ occaſion to aſk"that queſtion:? ”. |
nyp.33433074911532 | to prove the legitimacy of Emmeline,... he very tranquilly deſtroyed the paper,'? |
nyp.33433074911532 | w"Ah! ” cried ſhe, diſengaging herſelf from his ſupports how came you here, and from whence?!! |
nyp.33433074911532 | what 6. am I to expect from a preface ſo cold"and cruel? |
nyp.33433074911532 | what is bodily health when the mind “ is all at eaſe? |
nyp.33433074911532 | wherefore did you leave him? |
nyp.33433074911532 | wherefore is it then that you “ look thus? |
nyp.33433074911532 | wherefore ſhould ſhe re- “ fuſe it? |
nyp.33433074911532 | who is this?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | why this haſte? ” ſaid he, obſerving her to be almoſt breathleſs. |
nyp.33433074911532 | why would you come hi-$ ther? |
nyp.33433074911532 | why would you do this, Sir? ” ſaid Emmeline in a tremulous voice. “ What 6 can I do with her? ” added ſhe. |
nyp.33433074911532 | why would you do this, Sir? ” ſaid Emmeline in a tremulous voice. “ What 6 can I do with her? ” added ſhe. |
nyp.33433074911532 | will you not there hear me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | will you, my lovely friend, is undertake to plead for me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | will “ you ſtill refuſe to hear and to forgive me? |
nyp.33433074911532 | without which I can not efteem 6s myſelf? |
nyp.33433074911532 | « Is he not in Lon-.don then? ris he not married!!!. |
nyp.33433074911532 | « Lord Delamere is, I conclude, much “ better? ” ſaid Godolphin. |
nyp.33433074911532 | « Of which nation is ſhe, Le Limoſin? ” “ I ain ignorant of that, Madam, as I have “ not heard her ſpeak. |
nyp.33433074911532 | « Should I take Maſter, Sir? ” enquired the nurſery maid of Godolphin." |
nyp.33433074911532 | « Surely, ” cried Emmeline, alarmed, “ you have heard nothing unpleaſant from “ France? ” “ Nothing, upon my honour,"anſwered he. |
nyp.33433074911532 | « You know perhaps, ” ſaid Fitz- Edward,"that Mr. Trelawny is dead? ”"I do." |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ And your fair unhappy friend?-May I “ now or is it ſtill a crime to enquire after • her? ”." |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ And your fair unhappy friend?-May I “ now or is it ſtill a crime to enquire after • her? ”." |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Are you acquainted with her? ” enquired Mrs. Stafford. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Aſk her whether ſhe can condemn me to or eternal regret and deſpair? ” “ I can not indeed. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ But Lord Delamere, Sir? ” ſaid Em- meline, inarticulately. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Did it? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Have I de- “ ſerved to be your uncle? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Have I offended beyond all hopes of par- “ 6 don? ” “ No, my Lord. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ I can not, if I would, deny it. ”"And you allow me, then, to go in- “ ſtantly to Lord Montreville? ” “ Oh! |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ I ſhould be glad to know( if it were “ worth my while to enquire) what buſineſs « Bellozane has with her?") |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ May I dare enquire whether ſhe is yet 66 to be moved in my favour? ”. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Mr. Fitz- Edward, ” cried Godolphin; 16 will you walk with me into another room?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ My dear boy here?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ My- love to them both, Sir?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ No meſſage-- no letter- not one kind “ word, ” ſaid he, gently detaining her, “ to “ poor Adelina? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Nobody is dead; nobody indeed. ” 66 Did I not hear him groan, and ſee him 66 die? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Not part with it? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Our little boy; do you not long to embrace “ him? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ To her father, puppy? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ What can be the meaning of this? ” ex- claimed Godolphin. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ What would you have me do? ”. “ Marry him. ” “ Before I am ſure he deſires it?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ What would you have me do? ”. “ Marry him. ” “ Before I am ſure he deſires it?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ When I left him, at leaſt, there 56 were hopes of a favourable iſſue?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Whence is it, ” ſaid ſhe, after a pauſe of fome moments,"that I ſee you here? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Where have I on earth ſuch a friend but « in my Emmeline? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Where is Mrs. Stafford? ” ſaid he. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Why this terror? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Why ſhould I be unhappy? |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Will you dine with me? ” added Emme- line. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Will you refuſe once more to bleſs and re- “ lieve, by your preſence, my unhappy lifter?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ You have not, then, been with her?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Your maſter?--your maſter? ” ſaid Lord Montreville. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ Your maſter?--your maſter? ” ſaid Lord Montreville. |
nyp.33433074911532 | “ rate?" |
nyp.33433074911532 | “? |
nyp.33433074911532 | • But had you not better, my dear Madam,* think a little of yourſelf? |
uc1.b4407864 | - can it mean that you love me? ”? |
uc1.b4407864 | - can it mean that you love me? ”? |
uc1.b4407864 | - of what wrong was he guilty? |
uc1.b4407864 | ... Fair one, wherefore that dawn- like blush before the hour of dawn? |
uc1.b4407864 | ... What is the use of joking? ” “ Take the thing, ” said Kwairyo. |
uc1.b4407864 | ... What witchcraft has he learned? |
uc1.b4407864 | ... Where did you see her?" |
uc1.b4407864 | ... Will you try to bite the stone?" |
uc1.b4407864 | ... “ Perhaps he is a goblin,"I venture at last, “ or a fairy? ” “ No, ” says Robert, — “ only a gipsy. |
uc1.b4407864 | ... “ What shall we do if he comes up here? ” I gasp, in sudden terror at the lone- someness of our situation. |
uc1.b4407864 | ... “ — Only scared you? ” queried the peddler, unsympathetically. |
uc1.b4407864 | 2 Or, Taré no tama? |
uc1.b4407864 | ? |
uc1.b4407864 | And where have you been? ” 12 Hörchi answered, evasively, — “ Pardon me, kind friend! |
uc1.b4407864 | Anybody hurt you? ” i Soba is a preparation of buckwheat, somewhat resembling vermicelli. |
uc1.b4407864 | But you, Sir,"he exclaimed, turning to Kwairyo, — “ what sort of sturdy priest may you be? |
uc1.b4407864 | Do you even know what you have done? |
uc1.b4407864 | How a vulgar side? |
uc1.b4407864 | How could the religion which prohibits the taking of any life — even of invisible life — yield to such a mandate? |
uc1.b4407864 | Nadeshiko ni Chocho shiroshi — Taré no kon?? |
uc1.b4407864 | Nadeshiko ni Chocho shiroshi — Taré no kon?? |
uc1.b4407864 | Pardon me, therefore, for asking what is your native place, and what is your name? ”. |
uc1.b4407864 | Per- haps you once belonged to the samurai- class? ” “ You have guessed rightly, Sir,"Kwairyo responded. |
uc1.b4407864 | Perhaps you for- merly belonged to one of the upper classes? ” Smiling, the woodcutter answered:- “ Sir, you are not mistaken. |
uc1.b4407864 | Shall I try to find it for you? ” The shadow appeared to give assent by a slight motion of the head; and the priest, rising, opened the top drawer. |
uc1.b4407864 | They gave Riki's mother some money,—ten yen. ”... “ But what did they want with that clay?" |
uc1.b4407864 | Was it anything like this that she showed you? ” cried the soba- man, strok- ing his own face — which therewith became like unto an Egg. |
uc1.b4407864 | We are pledged to each other for the time of seven ex- istences. ” “ But you doubt? ” she questioned, watching his face. |
uc1.b4407864 | What harm did he ever do you? |
uc1.b4407864 | Why did you go without telling us? |
uc1.b4407864 | Will you sell it? |
uc1.b4407864 | Will you try to give us some sign of your great resentment- after your head has been cut off?" |
uc1.b4407864 | Would filial piety even dream of consenting to obey such an order? |
uc1.b4407864 | You have been hurt? ”... At the sound of his friend's voice, the blind man felt safe. |
uc1.b4407864 | [ On the pink- flower there is a white butter Ay: whose spirit, I wonder?] |
uc1.b4407864 | do you know what a cruel, what a wicked thing you have done?... |
uc1.b4407864 | is there anybody else in the whole world who can sing like that? |
uc1.b4407864 | what is the matter with you? |
uc1.b4407864 | what secret has he found — this scowling man of the road? |
uc1.b4407864 | why did you kill him? |
uc1.b4407864 | — what kind of a priest are you? |
uc1.b4407864 | “ And where is your Riki buried?' |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Is this the thing about which you have been troubled? ” he asked. |
uc1.b4407864 | “ My poor Hörchi l ” cried the startled priest, —"what is this? |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Riki- Baka? |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Robbers? ” “ Not robbers,- not robbers, ” gasped the terrified man. |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Shall I burn it for you? ” he asked. |
uc1.b4407864 | “ What can she want? ” thought the priest. |
uc1.b4407864 | “ What did you see, Akinosukė, that was strange?" |
uc1.b4407864 | “ What has become of Riki?" |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Who?" |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Why a warmer place? ” asked the other;-"what is the matter with this place? |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Why a warmer place? ” asked the other;-"what is the matter with this place? |
uc1.b4407864 | “ Wonder if he is going to sing in Welsh?" |
uc1.b4407864 | • Or perhaps the verses might be more effectively ren- dered thus: “ Happy together, do you say? |
uc1.b3579175 | 163 “ By Jove, I did, sir. ” “ Well? ” “ Well? |
uc1.b3579175 | 163 “ By Jove, I did, sir. ” “ Well? ” “ Well? |
uc1.b3579175 | 167 back on; d'ye see? |
uc1.b3579175 | 3 — very much — and who knows? |
uc1.b3579175 | And why, sweetheart, did n't you come down this morning 2 Was you ailing, child — was pretty Ally sick in earnest? ” “ A headache, sir. |
uc1.b3579175 | But is not the spirit of woman conquest? |
uc1.b3579175 | But where's Tom? |
uc1.b3579175 | Can you give me a glass of brandy? |
uc1.b3579175 | Come, I say, what the devil be ye afeared on? |
uc1.b3579175 | D – n ye, are ye tongue- tied? |
uc1.b3579175 | Do n't ye Come, say lass; do n't ye know there's none to compare wi'ye? ” “ Thank you, sir. |
uc1.b3579175 | For the present arn’t you well enough where you are? |
uc1.b3579175 | Here is something paradoxical; is it? |
uc1.b3579175 | How can I pay ye back, my dear? |
uc1.b3579175 | I do n't know what we are to do; do you? ” “ You ’re too down in the mouth; ca n’t ye wait and see? |
uc1.b3579175 | I do n't know what we are to do; do you? ” “ You ’re too down in the mouth; ca n’t ye wait and see? |
uc1.b3579175 | I do n't think ye asked her ‘ How are ye? ’ since ye came back. |
uc1.b3579175 | If that were so, and should not he know best? |
uc1.b3579175 | Is not homage the air in which she lives and blooms? |
uc1.b3579175 | It'll be Master I know who ye’ll be looking arter? ” The young lady blushed deeply — the ques- tion was hardly shaped in the most delicate way. |
uc1.b3579175 | Poor little Alice I hope I have not made a mull of it? |
uc1.b3579175 | She to him — what shall I say? |
uc1.b3579175 | Wait a moment — who's here? |
uc1.b3579175 | Where's Tom? |
uc1.b3579175 | Will you let Charlie see me down to the end o'the lane, and I ’ll send him safe back to you? |
uc1.b3579175 | and you wo n't remember it against me? |
uc1.b3579175 | that's funny. ” “ And — what do you wish done with the bed and the furniture, sir? |
uc1.b3579175 | what do you think of her? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ About the old soger? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ And can I do anything, please, ma'am, below stairs? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ But auntie, darling, did n't you get my letter, telling you that we were married? ” pleaded Alice. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ But what has turned up in that quarter? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Darling, darling, ” was audible; and “ Oh, Ryl do you love me still? ” “ Adore you, darling! |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Did I? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Do n’t you know, dear, if he is n't here he's somewhere else? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Go? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Hey, is that all? ” said the young squire as he was still called at four- and- forty, throwing himself lightly into the saddle. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ May I say a word, sir? ” he asked. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ My darling, how can you? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ No Miss, no dear. ” “ You do n't seem to have much to trouble you? ” continued the young lady. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ No new faces! ” “ No, indeed. ” “ Are there any new neighbours? ” per- sisted the old lady. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Obliged Not you; why should you? ” retorted Mildred Tarnley. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Odds bobbins!—as the man says in the play- house — I believe I bussed ye, did I? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ On where? ” repeated he. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Suppose we ask the driver? ” She tapped at the window behind the box, and signed to the man, who looked over his shoulder. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ That is what? ” asked her aunt. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Well come, is there anything to tell? ” demanded the old lady, looking in her large, dark eyes. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Well, dear, are you quite sure? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Well, lass, what brings you here? |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Well, there was nothing in that that was not kind and conciliatory, and common sense — was there? ” pleaded Charles. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ What to do there? ” said she, in a sharp, under tone, and with a decided foreign accent. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Where? ” said Charles. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Why, Miss Alice, dear, you're not frettin'for that? ” said Dulcibella. |
uc1.b3579175 | “ Would you please to walk in- my lady? |
uc1.b3579177 | 13 ca n't see you, upon my lost – before you see lustn't be tiring your- too loud, eh? |
uc1.b3579177 | 211 “ He breakfasted with you? ” said he, with a cool nod toward the table. |
uc1.b3579177 | 4] last word, and punish the woman;'twould be the same as sacrilege a'most; and what of her? |
uc1.b3579177 | And all well over at Carwell? ” “ Far from it, ” said the doctor. |
uc1.b3579177 | And so you've had a visit from the old soldier, and a bit of a row, eh? ” “ Very bad, Harry. |
uc1.b3579177 | And, say now — Haven't I been a good friend to you, Master Harry, all your days, sir? |
uc1.b3579177 | And, ” he almost whispered, “ you know about that woman 2 or you don't — do you? ” Her lips moved, but he could hear no words. |
uc1.b3579177 | Charles whispered — “ Quite well? ” “ You feel quite well? |
uc1.b3579177 | Charles whispered — “ Quite well? ” “ You feel quite well? |
uc1.b3579177 | Come, what mis- chief can ye make o ’ that? |
uc1.b3579177 | Have you any more to say? ” “ Shall I say it out, plain and short, and will ye hear it through 4 ° he asked. |
uc1.b3579177 | Hoot what's the world a comin'to? |
uc1.b3579177 | How did ye learn? ” “ ’ Prenticed, sir, two years to an organ SERGY ANT- MAJOR ARCHDALE. |
uc1.b3579177 | How many rooms have you? ” “ Three and a loft, sir. ” The Sergeant stood up. |
uc1.b3579177 | I ’m not talking too loud, eh? |
uc1.b3579177 | I ’ve nout but my time and my wits to turn a penny by, and if I try to manage for him I'll want the best help I can get, dye see? |
uc1.b3579177 | Is anyone here with her? ” WOL. |
uc1.b3579177 | It was, but it's gettin'all right;... that is, if it be the child. ” “ What the de'il d'ye mean, Master Harry? ”. |
uc1.b3579177 | Mary, are you dead? |
uc1.b3579177 | Need I say how welcome Tom was? |
uc1.b3579177 | Oh, you could n’t, you could n't. ” “ But what can I do, darlin ’? |
uc1.b3579177 | The years would come and pass — how were they to be got over? |
uc1.b3579177 | Was this family accursed? |
uc1.b3579177 | What do you think o'that? ” “ Really l ’ ’ “ Sure as you're there, but it wo n't be none o'your love- matches. |
uc1.b3579177 | What for should he ever a married such as that? |
uc1.b3579177 | Why the devil did n't ye tell me the news? |
uc1.b3579177 | Would n’t ye like a bit to eat and a glass of beer, or somethin'? |
uc1.b3579177 | Would ye like a drink? ” “ Ay, if it baint stale. ” “ Fresh drew, just as you was coming in, sir, ” said she, setting it down on the table. |
uc1.b3579177 | Wow long a you been here? |
uc1.b3579177 | You're not tired, youngster? ” “ Not the least. ” “ That's right. |
uc1.b3579177 | is she dead? ” The Sergeant dried his eyes hastily. |
uc1.b3579177 | that? ” gasped in fear that sounded like fury, she stood fixed as the old pump. |
uc1.b3579177 | you've hit one, and who plays best? ” “ Tom Orange does; does your mamma know Tom Orange 2"“ I dare say she does. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ A nurse from Hatherton. ” “ No one else? |
uc1.b3579177 | “ And how is Doctor Willett this morning? ” said Harry. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ And how is the lady herself? ” said he. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ And ye heard of poor Charlie, of course? ” he asked. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ And you know about her? ” he added, in a very low tone. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Any more commands for me, sir? ” Mr. Archdale stood stiffly at the gate, drawn up, as it were, at right angles to Harry Fairfield. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Anything else? ” demanded the Sergeant- Major. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Did you hear the news? ” “ What is it! ” “ Shot the night before last in a row with poachers. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Hoot, lass 1 Compliments, indeed Why should I? |
uc1.b3579177 | “ I blame myself; but what could I do? |
uc1.b3579177 | “ I ’m sure to see you here, eh? ” “ Before I go 2 Yes. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Listen, now — here we be alone, eh? ” said he, looking round. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Quite well, thank you — so are you, I see. ” “ Ca n't complain. ” “ And how's the old Squire? ” said the doctor. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Tell her I ’m here, will ye? |
uc1.b3579177 | “ The neighbours was there, I dare say? ” “ Yes, sir, all — I think. ” “ I should n't wonder — they liked Charlie — they did. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ They do say — I mean, I knows it for cer- tain, there is a screw loose — and you know where, I think — but how can I help that? |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Tom, where are we going to? ” asked the boy at last. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Well? ” said Harry, over his shoulder, turning briskly from the window. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ What say ye to it — now's your time, son? ” “ Priests, women, and poultry, they say, has never enough. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Where 2 ° “ In the blue chamber. ” “ Where — where am I? ” said Harry, now on his feet and looking at Tom Ward. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ Will you tell me exactly what happened — just before my illness — some- thing happened here? ” In a low murmur she told him. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ You held the same rank in the line, Sergeant- Major, did n't you? ” SERGEANT- MAJOR ARCHDALE. |
uc1.b3579177 | “ You know Squire Fairfield of Wyvern? ” said the hostess, while they were waiting. |
mdp.39015005238822 | A subpoena — what is that? |
mdp.39015005238822 | A what? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ahem!—What's your name? mdp.39015005238822 All's right now, young woman?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | All? mdp.39015005238822 And I'm to tell him that, am I, next time I see him?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And Mary? mdp.39015005238822 And can you see pretty well with th'other?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And did that kill him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And did they never see her again? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And did you wait all that time in the street? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And do n't you think he did it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And do you know aught about them too? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And do you think one sunk so low as I am has a home? mdp.39015005238822 And have I heard you aright?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And he'll prove that thing for my poor lad, will he? mdp.39015005238822 And how did he take it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And is it thee that dares set foot in this house, after what has come to pass? mdp.39015005238822 And is this the end of all my hopes and fears? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And now, dear Mrs. Wilson, can you remember where he said he was going on Thursday night? mdp.39015005238822 And pray, may I ask, which was the favoured lover? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And that's your last word? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And what about the gun? mdp.39015005238822 And what did you put on?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And what do you find so amusing, Sally? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And what does the doctor say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And what good have they ever done me that I should like them? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And what was the substance of your conversation? mdp.39015005238822 And what's Mary Barton to thee, that thou shouldst be running after her in that- a- way?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And what's made this change, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And where did you say you lived? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And why ca n't you cherish her, even though she is happy? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And why shouldst thou know? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And yet, dear, if it would not put you out o'your way,—I would work hard to make it up to you; — but would not your grandfather be vexed? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And yet, how could it be managed otherwise? mdp.39015005238822 And you never spoke to him again?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And you want Will Wilson to prove an alibi — is that it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And you've no clue to the one as is really guilty, if t'other is not? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Are not you well? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Are you Aunt Hetty? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ask, or not ask, what care I? mdp.39015005238822 At the same rate of wages as now?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ay, ay, and is it so? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ay, ay? mdp.39015005238822 Ay; donno ye know what wishing means? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But what can be done? mdp.39015005238822 But what must I do?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | But what was the name of their boat? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But why did they turn you off, when the jury had said you were innocent? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But you have seen young Mr. Carson since your rejection of the prisoner? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But you,—what could they get but good from you? mdp.39015005238822 But —"said Mr. Duncombe, smiling,"you would like to be a married man before you go, I suppose; eh, Wilson?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Can you come to see her to- morrow? mdp.39015005238822 Can you see the John Cropper? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Could not you and Will take mother home? mdp.39015005238822 D — you, I ask you again where you're bound to? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Davenport — Davenport; who is the fellow? mdp.39015005238822 Dear nurse, what is the matter?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you ever hear tell,said he to Mary,"that I were in London once?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you hear where the wife lived at last? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you know Mr. Carson as now lies dead? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you know the chap? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you never see her again, Alice? mdp.39015005238822 Didst thou mark how poorly Jane Wilson looked?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do n't you know them brats never goes to sleep till long past ten? mdp.39015005238822 Do n't you think she's happy, Margaret?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do you remember Esther, the sister of John Barton's wife? mdp.39015005238822 Do you think Harry means anything by his attention to her?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Don ye think he's th'masters'father, too? mdp.39015005238822 Father, do you know George Wilson's dead?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Going — art thou going to work this time o'day? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Han 3 ye had no money fra th'town? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Han they ever seen a child V their'n die for want o'food? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Han yo known this chap long? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Has he left her much to go upon? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have I done anything to offend you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have I had no inward suffering to blanch these hairs? mdp.39015005238822 Have n't I? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have ye been to see his mother of late? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have you heard any more of this horrid affair, Miss Barton? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have you not heard that young Mr. Carson was murdered last night? |
mdp.39015005238822 | He would not listen to me; what can I do? mdp.39015005238822 Here we are, wife; didst thou think thou'd lost us?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How can I best find her? mdp.39015005238822 How can I tell?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How can he find it out when he's at Halifax? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How can you know, wench? mdp.39015005238822 How dare you say he shot Mr. Harry?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How did he die? mdp.39015005238822 How did he die?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How do you think her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How far does the pilot go with the ship? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How gone? mdp.39015005238822 How is he?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How is she? mdp.39015005238822 How many hands had she?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How shall you like being cross- examined, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How should I know? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How soon would he come back? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Hurt? mdp.39015005238822 Is he not come back from the Isle of Man?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is it a dream? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is mamma ill? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is no one gone for a ladder? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is she so very bad? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is that you, Mary Barton? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is there any chance for the other one, think you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is this Mrs. Jones'? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is your father at home, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is your grandfather a fortune- teller? |
mdp.39015005238822 | It is his handwriting — isn't it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | It would n't be better for thee to be scarce a bit, would it, and leave me to go and find out what's up? mdp.39015005238822 It's very sudden, is n't it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Let me in, will you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Margaret,said Mary, who had been closely observing her friend,"thou'rt very blind to- night, artn't thou? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Mary, is Jem your brother, or your sweetheart, that you're so set upon saving him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Mary, they say silence gives consent; is it so? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Mary, what's come o'er thee and Jem Wilson? mdp.39015005238822 Mary,"beginning to speak again, —"did you ever hear what a poor creature I were when he married me? |
mdp.39015005238822 | May I make bold to ask if this gun belongs to your son? |
mdp.39015005238822 | No, wait a minute; it's the teagle hoisting above your head I'm afraid of;—and who is it that's to be tried? |
mdp.39015005238822 | No; where? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Now, hold your tongue, missis, will you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Now, how in the world can we help it? mdp.39015005238822 Oh, Margaret, have ye heard this sad news about George Wilson?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Oh, father, what can I do for you? mdp.39015005238822 Oh, how much do you want? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Oh, tell us what you see? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Oh, why did n't you come in for my pretty pink gingham? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Perhaps he's your cousin, then? mdp.39015005238822 Please, sir, Davenport's ill of the fever, and I'm come to know if you've got an infirmary order for him?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Poor old man,answered his companion,"who can wonder? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Pray what do you want, young woman? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Shall I take him to the lock- ups for assault, sir? |
mdp.39015005238822 | So the old governor is back again, eh? mdp.39015005238822 So thou'rt off to Glasgow, art thou?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | So, John, yo're bound for London, are yo? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Tell me, Margaret,said Mary, taking her apron down from her eyes, and looking at Margaret with eager anxiety,"What can I do to bring him back to me? |
mdp.39015005238822 | The mother of the prisoner at the bar? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Then he's come fra Halifax, is he? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Then what did you say when you had this final conversation with Mr. Carson? mdp.39015005238822 Then you are going?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Then you've heard nothing of Esther, poor lass? |
mdp.39015005238822 | There are no little boats about, and I thought I was to go in a little boat; those ships are never meant for short distances, are they? |
mdp.39015005238822 | There's a change comed over him sin'yo left, is there not? |
mdp.39015005238822 | There's no one else who can prove what you want at the trial to- morrow, is there? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Thou'st never left Mrs. Wilson alone wi'poor Alice? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Uncle who? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was it a pretty place? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was it afore Will had set off? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was she any ways different in her manner? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Well, John, how goes it with you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Well, Wilson, and what do you want to- day, man? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Well, but what did your grandfather say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Well, father, but did you see th'queen? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Well, neighbour,said Wilson,"all that may be very true, but what I want to know now is about Esther — when did you last hear of her?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Were you aware that he knew of Mr. Henry Carson's regard for you? mdp.39015005238822 What accident, father?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What am I saying? mdp.39015005238822 What are you copying it for?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What brought him to life at first? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What did he say, sir, if I may be so bold as to ask? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What did you do? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What do they say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What do you call a handsome reward? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What do you mean? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What do you want me to do, nurse? mdp.39015005238822 What do you want?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What does he say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What does he say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What don ye want? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What is it about? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What is it? mdp.39015005238822 What is it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What is it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What is the pilot- boat? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What is this? mdp.39015005238822 What made her think there were a letter?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What mun I answer? mdp.39015005238822 What pier did she start from?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What things are these? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What was it like? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What was it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What was she like? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What will mother say? mdp.39015005238822 What's the matter, my wench?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What's the old fellow after? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What's the use, Mary, if folk wo n't believe one? mdp.39015005238822 What- ten's all I can do, to what he's done for me and mine? |
mdp.39015005238822 | When are you going to sail? |
mdp.39015005238822 | When are you going, father? mdp.39015005238822 When art starting?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | When did he — when did they bring him home? |
mdp.39015005238822 | When does your father start, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | When may I go home? mdp.39015005238822 When?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where am I to go to? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where are the engines? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where are you bound to? mdp.39015005238822 Where had he been till that time o'night?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where have you hidden your- self? mdp.39015005238822 Where is he? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where is he? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where is she? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where is the young woman now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where's yo'r father? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who is she, Ben? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who's it all for, for if you told me I've forgotten? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who's there? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why are we here? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why did you let Jem Wilson go twice? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why need you go? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why not? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why, Sally, had you any idea she was going to fly out in this style? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why, how old is he? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why, if I'd come up by thee, who'd ha'caught the creature, I should like to know? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why, what can you wear? mdp.39015005238822 Will she come back by hersel?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Will you come and see her, Job? mdp.39015005238822 Will you tell me?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Wishing him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | With thee? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Wo n't you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Yes — oh, yes — can we not cross now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You little thought when you were so ill you should live to have such a fine strapping son as I am, did you now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You say no one crosses the threshold but has something sad to say; you do n't mean that Margaret Jennings has any trouble? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You've never said where you come from? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You've not got a bit o'money by you, Barton? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Your father's out, I suppose? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Your name is Jane Wilson, I believe? |
mdp.39015005238822 | 'Is it hers?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | 'Whatten business have yo to do that?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | 1.8 Mary Barton CHAPTER XI"Oh Mary, canst thou wreck his peace, Wha for thy sake wad gladly die? |
mdp.39015005238822 | 64 Mary Barton"Did you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | 8, Back Garden Court, where there's friends waiting for her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | A Tale of Manchester Life 151"Where have I been? |
mdp.39015005238822 | A Tale of Manchester Life 18 9"Where was Jem? |
mdp.39015005238822 | A Tale of Manchester Life 191"What o'clock is that?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | A Tale of Manchester Life 195"Tea is ready, is it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | A Tale of Manchester Life 257"But you do n't think her fit to go to Liverpool?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | A Tale of Manchester Life 31"Why have you never been in all these many years?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | A Tale of Manchester Life 97"But how was your daughter when you got there?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | A frozen lump of snow, lingering late in one of the gnarled tufts of the hedge? |
mdp.39015005238822 | A nasty, smoky hole, bean't it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Abhorring what they considered oppression in the masters, why did they oppress others? |
mdp.39015005238822 | After a minute or two, he asked,"Mary, art thou much bound to Manchester? |
mdp.39015005238822 | After you had given up going with him, I mean? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And now, where was Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And now, where was Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And she must do it; for was not she the sole depositary of the terrible secret? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And the valentine I sent you last February ten years?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | And what am I to do with Alice? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And who so quick as blind Margaret in noticing tones, and sighs, and even silence? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And who was he, the questioner, that he should dare so lightly to ask of her heart's secrets? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And will you give me a certificate of her being unable to go, if the lawyer says we must have one? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And yet, why dread? |
mdp.39015005238822 | And( strange, stinging thought) could he be beloved by her, and so have caused her obstinate rejection of himself? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Anything more, missus?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ar'n't them lawyers impudent things? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Are all safe, Margaret?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Are not you worn out, Helen?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Are there boat- stands?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Are we worshippers of Christ? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Are you bound to live there?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Art thou going to faint?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | At last Sally Leadbitter asked Mary if she had heard the news? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Because I have heard fine things of Canada; and our overlooker has a cousin in the foundry line there. — Thou knowest where Canada is, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Besides, was it not enough to know that he was guilty of this terrible offence? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Besides, you go when your father's at home, without letting on 1 to him, and what harm would there be in going now?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Bolton, and Bury, and Owdham; and Halifax, and — but Mary, guess who I saw there? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But are we near the boats? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But by what train?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | But could no doctor be had? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But don ye know Ben Davenport as worked at Carsons'? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But have you taught them the science of consequences? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But how could I do that, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But if you did think of marrying her, why( if I may be so bold as to ask) did you go and tell her you had no thought of doing otherwise by her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But it was only the weakness of an instant; for were not the very minutes precious, for deliberation if not for action? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But the gentleman; why did he, with his range of choice among the ladies of the land, why did he stoop down to carry off the poor man's darling? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But to- morrow,—would she not come in to- morrow? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But what availed his sympathy? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But what would be Mr. Carson's course? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But what's up with you, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But where? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But who was he that he should utter sympathy, or con- solation? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But will he thank me for it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But yo are not Esther, are you?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | But you want to be told it again and again, do you?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | But you'll ha'heard all this, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | But, how comed you by it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | But, who knows"( falling back into the old desponding tone)"if he really went? |
mdp.39015005238822 | CHAPTER XXXVII"The rich man dines, while the poor man pines, And eats his heart away;'They teach us lies,'he sternly cries,'Would brothers do as they? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ca n't you stop at home quiet with me?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Can my prayers be heard? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Can you bear to hear it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Can you help me, Margaret?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Can you not guess? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Can you say there's nought wrong in this?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Could he have overheard her conversation with Sally Lead- bitter? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Could his mother mar it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Could it be —? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Could she break into it with her Martha- like cares? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Could this man be a lover of Mary's? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Could you have thought it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | D'ye believe there's such a thing as the Mermaidicus, master?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | D'ye think folk could be led astray by one who was every way bad? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Dearest Mrs. Wilson, may n't I stay?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did I ever tell yo what th'Infirmary chap let me into, many a year agone?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did I ever tell you, Mary, what she said one day when she found me taking on about something?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did Jem really care for Molly Gibson? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did he make a fine end?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did hs g> on horse- back to town? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did not you hear where he'd been? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you 308 Mary Barton ever try to excite his jealousy by boasting of a lover so far above you in station?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you ever tell the prisoner at the bar of Mr. Henry Carson's attentions to you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you know he were in Halifax, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you never go home while she was alive?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you not see the John Cropper sail down the river this morning? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you see my clerk as you came upstairs? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did you tell him you found you preferred his rival?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Did your father set him to look after you while he was away? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do n't you know they will stain, and make it shabby for ever? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do n't you understand me now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do you hear me, Jem?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do you know"The Oldham Weaver?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do you not believe that as long as hope remained I would be up and doing? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do you see how you've hurt the little girl? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do you think if I could help it, I would sit still with folded hands, content to mourn? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Do you?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Does he not remind you of some of the busts of Jupiter? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Does it haunt the minds of the rich as it does those of the poor? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Dost thou know where Jem is, all through thee?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Dost thou know where he is, thou bad hussey, with thy great blue eyes and yellow hair, to lead men on to ruin? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Errands of mercy — errands of sin — did you ever think where all the thousands of people you daily meet are bound? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Flesh and blood gets wearied wi'so much work; why should factory hands work so much longer nor other trades? |
mdp.39015005238822 | For sure, there's no more mischief up, is there?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | For, brothers, is not them the things we ask for when we ask for more wage? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ha, Mary, I've caught you, have I?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Had he given her up? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Had he not promised with such earnest purpose of soul, as makes words more solemn than oaths, to save Mary from becoming such as Esther? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Had they not loved her?—and who loved her now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Han they done as they'd be done for by us?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Han ye heard where I was last night?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Han ye heard'his good luck?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Harry CarSon's mother had been a factory girl; so, after all, what was the great reason for doubting his intentions towards Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Hast thought of that?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have not I toiled and struggled even to these years with hopes in my heart that all centred in my boy? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have you got it down, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have you had a long walk? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have you much to do?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have you sent for a doctor? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Have you sent for a doctor?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | He came upon her suddenly, and she started.."You're going to see mother?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | He did not know what he was doing, did you, little boy? |
mdp.39015005238822 | He had evidently got possession of some gun( was it really Jem's? |
mdp.39015005238822 | He interrupted his earnest gaze into her face, with the ex- clamation —"And who can yo be to know Mary Barton, or to know that she's ought to me?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | He knows his little daughter ca n't live without flowers and scents?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | He loved me above a bit; and am I to leave him now to dree all the cruel slander they'll put upon him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | He saw the short- sightedness of falsehood; but what could he do now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | He saw the short- sightedness of falsehood; but what could he do now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | He was out when Alice was taken ill; and he did not come home till early in the morn- ing, or, to speak true, in the night: did he?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | He'll bear witness that Jem were with him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | His raven hair( his mother's pride, and so often fondly caressed by her fingers), was that, too, to have its in- fluence against him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How can I tell what is right? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How comes it they're rich, and we're poor? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How could I hold up if thou wert gone, Jem? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How could I sleep till I knowed if Will were found?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How could I?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How could she, the abandoned and polluted outcast, ever have dared to hope for a blessing, even on her efforts to do good? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How did you hear, mother?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How did you like standing witness? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How do you know the wild romances of their lives; the trials, the temptations they are even now enduring, resisting, sinking under? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How is Miss Simmonds? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How long is it ago?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | How shall I save her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How shall I save her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | How? |
mdp.39015005238822 | However, I've just been A Tale of Manchester Life 249 going over the principal points again to him; may be you saw us? |
mdp.39015005238822 | I asked him, and he has got the rose, sans reproche; but do you know, little Miss Extravagance, a very small one is half a guinea?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | I did not speak of them, but were they not there? |
mdp.39015005238822 | I forget what your name is?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | I know all your clothes as well as I do my own, and what is there you can wear? |
mdp.39015005238822 | I mun know where to find you — where do you live?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | I must see him,—it's a matter of life and death: he can save the innocent from being hanged,—he can not be gone,—how gone?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | I named your name with the view of unlocking his confidence, but —""What did he say?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | I'm speaking as if she cared for me, and would marry me; d'ye think she does care at all for me, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | If I am sick, do they come and nurse me? |
mdp.39015005238822 | If he presented himself before her while this idea of his char- acter was uppermost, who might tell the consequence? |
mdp.39015005238822 | If it please God she recovers, will you take her to you as you would a daughter?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | If it was n't Jem, who was it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | If you come home to- morrow night, and Will's there, perhaps I need not step up?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | In the wilderness of a large town, where to meet with an individual of so little value or note to any? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is Harry come in? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is Jem proved innocent? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is Margaret very well?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is Miss Alice Wilson alive, then; will that please you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is he bound for th'shooting gallery? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is he dead, did you say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is he ill? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is he thrown? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is it not enough to have robbed me of my boy with thy arts and thy profligacy, but thou must come here to crow over me — me — his mother? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is it wi'crying? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is n't it called an alibi, the getting folk to swear to where he really was at the time?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is she here? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is she here? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is she there yet?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Is th'canting old maid as was his sister alive yet?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | It is true they who thus purchase it pay dearly for their oblivion; but can you expect the uneducated to count the cost of their whistle? |
mdp.39015005238822 | It keeps him silent, to be sure; but so long as I see him earnest, and pleased, and eager, what does that matter? |
mdp.39015005238822 | It was but too clear, some way or another, he had learnt all; and what would he think of her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | It's Jem, is it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | It's very sad, is n't it, father?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Jacob Butter- worth had said a good word for me, and they asked me would I sing? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Jem?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Job, and wo n't you ever believe me when I tell you he's innocent? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Just ask'em that, Barton, will ye?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Look, who is this letter from?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Lord, what is it to Life? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Margaret did not know he was at home: had he stolen like a thief by dead of night into his own dwelling? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Margaret had the great charm of possessing good strong common sense, and do you not perceive how involuntarily this is valued? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Margaret, do you think he can be saved; do you think they can find him guilty if Will comes forward as a witness? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Margaret, you can tell me; you were there when he came back that night; were you not? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Mary, ar'n't you ready?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Mary, is that you?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Must he be told of Mary's state? |
mdp.39015005238822 | My dears, poor Mr. Harry is brought home —""Brought home — brought home — how?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | My hairs are grey with suffering, and yours with years —""And have I had no suffering?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Not doomed by us to this appointed pain — God made us rich and poor — of what do these complain?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Not your old plaid shawl, I do hope? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Now did n't you, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Now suppose I kaow — I knew he was innocent,—it's only supposing, Job,—what must I do to prove it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Now what's he after, next? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Now, would not you, dear mother?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | O awful is it in the hushed midnight, While gazing on the pallid, moveless form, To start and ask,'Is it now sleep — or death?'" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Oh, Jem, is it true? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Oh, sir, may not I go down?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Oh, what shall I do to save Mary's child? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Oh, why did she ever listen to the tempter? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Or canst thou break that heart of his, Whase only faut is loving thee?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Or why did not Job go? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Papa will give it me, wo n't you, dear father? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Poor soul, she's gone dateless, I think, with care, and watching, and overmuch trouble; and who can wonder? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Sailed?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Says I,'Good woman, may we rest us a bit?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | Shall toil and famine, hopeless, still be borne? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Shall you, or I, receive such blessing? |
mdp.39015005238822 | She added, hesitatingly,"Is any one else at Job's?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | She must speak; to that she was soul- compelled; but to whom? |
mdp.39015005238822 | She to judge him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | She wo n't hearken to warning, or heed it more than I did; and who loves her well enough to watch over her as she should be watched? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Should I write to him?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Should he shrink from the duties of life, into the cowardliness of death? |
mdp.39015005238822 | So I went out into the street one January night — Do you think God will punish me for that?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | So giving Jennings a sharp nudge( for he'd fallen asleep), I says,'Missis, what's to pay?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | So he's ill, eh?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | So says I,'And, missis, what should we gie you for the babby's bread and milk?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | So she wisely paused in their delivery, and said in a more sym- pathetic tone than she had hitherto used,"Do tell me, Mary, what's fretting you so? |
mdp.39015005238822 | So why ca n't he make a law again poor folks'wives working in factories?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | So, will you give it to her, Mary, when I'm gone? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Some of the masters were rather affronted at such a ragged detachment coming between the wind and their nobility; but what cared they? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Speak out man, ca n't ye? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Speak, child, ca n't you?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Stay, Mary, has your mother got any nettles for spring drink? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Still where to find her again? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Th'union is paying for your father, I suppose?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | The John Cropper? |
mdp.39015005238822 | The cloud- shadows which give beauty to Chat- Moss, the picturesque old houses of Newton, what were they to Mary, whose heart was full of many things? |
mdp.39015005238822 | The first question sobbed out by his choking voice, oppressed with emotion, was,"Where is she?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | The gentleman she had just beheld would see and question Jem in a few hours, and what would be the result? |
mdp.39015005238822 | The morning of the day on which it was to take place he had lain late in bed, for what was the use of getting up? |
mdp.39015005238822 | The weary sound of stitching was the only sound heard for a little while, till Mary inquired,"Do you expect to get paid for this mourning?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Then a shrill cry was heard, asking,"Is the oud man alive, and likely to do?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Then what in the name of goodness made him shoot Mr. Harry? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Then you wo n't help me, Job, to prove him innocent? |
mdp.39015005238822 | There stood — could it be? |
mdp.39015005238822 | They get interest on their capital somehow a'this time, while ourn is lying idle, else how could they all live as they do? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Thou'lt may be like to see her?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Thou'rt taking it in, Mary; thou'rt to call on him in Liverpool at two, Monday afternoon?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Thou'st found her at Mrs. Jones', Job? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Thou'st found her at Mrs. Jones', Job?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | To Glasgow, did you say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | To his surprise the dark, sturdy- looking artisan stopped him, by saying respectfully,"May I speak a word wi'you, sir?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | True, his vengeance was sanctioned by law, but was it the less revenge? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Ungracious enough on the whole, was it not, Mr. Legh? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was he afraid you'd be on again?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was it not she who had led him to the pit into which he had fallen? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was it then so; that Mary was a flirt; the giddy creature of whom he spoke? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was it you, then, that killed my boy? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was na it a good thing they did na keep me from Liverpool? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was she not lonely enough to welcome the spirits of the dead, who had loved her while here? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Was she to blame him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | We said,'Where are they? |
mdp.39015005238822 | We spoke up again 2 it; but everybody said it were the rule, so what could two poor oud chaps like us do again it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Well, the regiment was ordered to Chester( did I tell you he was an officer? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Were a few hasty words, spoken in a moment of irritation, to stamp her lot through life? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Were the delegates empowered to accept such offer? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Were there any means by which he might be persuaded to spare John Barton's memory? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What are you copying, Amy?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What are you looking at me so strangely for, Sophy?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What are you stopping for?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What better sentence can an emperor wish to have said over his bier? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What boots thy pity now? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What can he want, Jem?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What could a fellow who had never been many miles from home know about the wonders of the deep, that he should put him down in that way? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What could he do for him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What could her father be doing upstairs? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What could she answer? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What did she want there? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What did ye say about that?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What do you think, Helen?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What dy'e mean by trouble? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What gown are you going in, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What had she done to deserve such cruel treatment from him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What has Jem done? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What have I been doing? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What have I done, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What if Mary should implicate her father? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What is it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What must I say?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What news?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What rustled under her hand in the pocket? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What shall I do? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What should he do to tempt her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What should he say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What use could it be of to a landsman? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What was it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What was she to think? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What were these hollow vanities to her, now she had discovered the passionate secret of her soul? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What were you fretting about, first place?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What would Mary say?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What would you have me do?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | What's he going to do in Glasgow? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What's the matter? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What's the use of watching? |
mdp.39015005238822 | What's up that he ca n't come A Tale of Manchester Life 211 home and help me nurse? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Whatten you want it for?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | When do you go?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | When it's a matter of life and death to Jem?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | When they had ended he said:"Where was he shot?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where are you bound> to?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where are you going to?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where did they find him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where han ye been this many a year? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where han ye been wandering that we none of us could find you out?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where have you been to, first place?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where is Jem?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where is she, Charley? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where is the wisdom that shall bridge this gulf, And bind them once again in trust and love?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where was it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where's Jem Wilson?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where's your father going? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where's your father? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Where? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Which business is of most consequence i'the sight o'God, think yo, our'n or them gran ladies and gentlemen as yo think so much on?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | Which did you prefer?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Which was the favoured lover? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who cared for her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who could resist her voice, her tones of misery, of humility? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who did she go with, lad?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who is to believe me,—who is to think him innocent, if you, who know'd him so well, stick to it he's guilty?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who so likely as Margaret to treasure every little particular respecting Will, now Alice was dead to all the stirring purposes of life? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who will give her help in the day of need? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who would refuse the kindness for which she begged so peni- A Tale of Manchester Life 247 tently? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Who would then guard Mary, with her love, and her innocence? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Whose doing is it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why did he not come down? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why did n't he go for the doctor?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why did she ever give ear to her own suggestions, and cravings after wealth and grandeur? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why do you torment me with questions like these? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why does not she come to bed? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why does not she come to bed? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why had she singled him out? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why had she thought it a fine thing to have a rich lover? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why have we made them what they are; a powerful monster, yet without the inner means for peace and happiness? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why should he alone suffer from bad times? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why should not we?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why should you think I've only room for one love in my heart? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Why were the masters offering such low wages under these circumstances? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Will would have proved an alibi,—but he's gone,—and what am I to do?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Will you be clemmed, or will you be worried?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | Will you have the kindness to inform the gentlemen of the jury what has been your charge for repeating this very plausible story? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Will you tell him this, Sally? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Will you tell me?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | With a husky voice that trembled as he spoke, he said,"I think, sir, you're keeping company wi'a young woman called Mary Barton?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | With all the glories of the garden at his hand, why did he prefer to cull the wild rose,—Jem's own fragrant wild rose? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would Mary care? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would Mary like to see her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would Mrs. Davenport and the little child go home with Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would it grieve thee sore to quit the old smoke- jack?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would n't that be nice? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would she care in the very least? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would somebody with a wig on please to ask him how much he can say for me?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | Would you not be glad to forget life, and its burdens? |
mdp.39015005238822 | Yo've seen th'hearses wi'white plumes, Job?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You are come at last?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You know Mary Barton, do n't you?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You know them two letters, Margaret?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You recollect Aunt Esther, do n't you, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You remember the reward Mr. Carson offered for the apprehension of the murderer of his son? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You remember, do n't you, love? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You say he's sailed; what can be done?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You would not fancy this I have on, more nor the scarf, would you?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You'd like me to have some one to make me as happy as you made father? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You'll have heard of old Jacob Butterworth, the singing weaver? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You'll not tell her, Mary?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You'll often speak of me to her, Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | You're one of th'union, Job?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | You're sure, girls, you're under no mistake about Will?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | and did not Margaret tell you what he'd done wi'it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | and do n't you see what a sacrifice I was making to humour her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | and everybody?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | and have n't you a shawl, under which you can tuck one lad's head, as safe as a bird's under its wing? |
mdp.39015005238822 | and what brings you here?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | and why on earth are you walking? |
mdp.39015005238822 | and yet what can I do? |
mdp.39015005238822 | and, in a lower voice, he added,"any news of Esther, yet?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | are you sure he is dead?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | art thou there?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | asked Barton, the latent fire lighting up his eye: and bursting forth, he continued,"If I am sick, do they come and nurse me? |
mdp.39015005238822 | but what has that to do with remembering Alice?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | ca n't we get past?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | child, what's the matter? |
mdp.39015005238822 | did n't you know it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | did you say? |
mdp.39015005238822 | do n't go on talking a- that- ns; how can I think on dress at such a time? |
mdp.39015005238822 | do n't tell me it's not the queen as makes laws; and is n't she bound to obey Prince Albert? |
mdp.39015005238822 | do you know I sometimes think I'm growing a little blind, and then what would become of grand- father and me? |
mdp.39015005238822 | do you mean fair by Mary or not? |
mdp.39015005238822 | do you think we may ring for tea? |
mdp.39015005238822 | do you think you could just coax poor Will to walk a bit home with you, that I might speak to mother by myself?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | donna ye see the fire- light? |
mdp.39015005238822 | else where's the use? |
mdp.39015005238822 | have I heard you aright? |
mdp.39015005238822 | have you gotten a spare nightcap?' |
mdp.39015005238822 | he's gone at last, is he?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | how should I know? |
mdp.39015005238822 | how should he bear it? |
mdp.39015005238822 | is Will Wilson here?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | is n't an alibi a proving where he really was at th'time of the murder; and how must I set about an alibi?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | is that you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | muttered he,"who'd ha'thought of my turning out such an arrant liar in my old days?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | muttered she,"what have you done? |
mdp.39015005238822 | my only son? |
mdp.39015005238822 | of your acquaintance, in short? |
mdp.39015005238822 | one would think you were the first girl that ever had a lover; have you never heard what other girls do and think no shame of?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | or of Alecto? |
mdp.39015005238822 | or what brings the old chap here? |
mdp.39015005238822 | or when?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | perhaps he might have given it away; but then must it not have been to Jem? |
mdp.39015005238822 | said he, almost angrily,"why did you not state the case fully at first? |
mdp.39015005238822 | said he, feebly,"is it thee? |
mdp.39015005238822 | said the boy, impatiently,"why, have not I told you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | speak out, ca n't ye, and ha'done with it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | tell me, is he ill?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | that's sudden, is n't it?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | the aunt to Mary? |
mdp.39015005238822 | then, was that man whose figure loomed out against the ever increasing dull hot light behind, whenever the smoke was clear,—was that George Wilson? |
mdp.39015005238822 | wailed forth his wife,"have you no thought for me? |
mdp.39015005238822 | was he an accomplice? |
mdp.39015005238822 | was there no other little thought of joy lurking within, to gladden the very air without? |
mdp.39015005238822 | what am I saying?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | what could be the matter with him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | what mun I say?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | what terrible thought flashed into her mind; or was it only fancy? |
mdp.39015005238822 | what think yo of a lawyer? |
mdp.39015005238822 | what's the matter with you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | when would it come? |
mdp.39015005238822 | where was he, Margaret?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | who might have made them different?) |
mdp.39015005238822 | who shall ever imagine the love I bore to him? |
mdp.39015005238822 | who would comfort her? |
mdp.39015005238822 | who's she? |
mdp.39015005238822 | whose word hast thou for that?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | why do you shake your head? |
mdp.39015005238822 | why had Esther chosen him for this office? |
mdp.39015005238822 | will you bless me on my errand? |
mdp.39015005238822 | will you tell me?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | wo n't that much do?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | you and Margaret will often go and see her, wo n't you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | you will save her?" |
mdp.39015005238822 | you're tired already, are you? |
mdp.39015005238822 | — Seek for work? |
mdp.39015005238822 | — What must I do? |
mdp.39015005238822 | “ And Mary? |
uc1.b3579176 | 'Twas an unlucky maggot bit him. ” “ Bit Who 2 ” “ What but the Divil brought Squire Rod- ney over here? ” PURSUIT. |
uc1.b3579176 | - “ Is he comin'this way? ” asked Mildred. |
uc1.b3579176 | And — did he strike her? |
uc1.b3579176 | But I do n’t want to break her heart — what for should I? |
uc1.b3579176 | But, dear Harry, you will ask yourself who else on earth has the poor devil to look to in an emergency but his brother? |
uc1.b3579176 | D you, who sent for him''Twasn't I. And — and who's master here? |
uc1.b3579176 | Do you smoke, Mildred? ”. |
uc1.b3579176 | Harry — here often? ” asked the voice at her bedside. |
uc1.b3579176 | He had his failin's — as who has not? |
uc1.b3579176 | How old are they 3 Eh — that's eighteen years ago — you hardly knew me when I called here? ”& 2 84 THE WYWERN MYSTERY. |
uc1.b3579176 | How would Alice look on him after it was over? |
uc1.b3579176 | I dare say — did I? ” “ Ay did ye, with a will, whoever skritched. |
uc1.b3579176 | I never failed a friend, as you will see, if only you be my friend; and why or for whom should you not? |
uc1.b3579176 | I think you are more friendly, eh? |
uc1.b3579176 | I'm tired, and — we're quite to ourselves? ” “ Yes, sir; but would n't ye better have beer? ” answered she. |
uc1.b3579176 | I'm tired, and — we're quite to ourselves? ” “ Yes, sir; but would n't ye better have beer? ” answered she. |
uc1.b3579176 | Is he at Wyvern? ” “ Well, faith, I ca n’t tell. |
uc1.b3579176 | It wo n’t come to nothin’? ” “ If he comes up wi'them'twill be an up- and- down fight, I take it. |
uc1.b3579176 | No, I met him up near the stone. ” “ Not a coming? ” urged Mildred. |
uc1.b3579176 | Now gi'e me my beer. ” “ ” Twon't be nothin', Tom, do n't you think, Tom? |
uc1.b3579176 | Oh, my darling, my darling, what have I brought you into? ” AN UNLOOKED- FOR RETURN. |
uc1.b3579176 | Scandall What did the defiant soul of a Fairfield care for scandal? |
uc1.b3579176 | So in she came, awfully frightened to find herself again in the house, but was not her husband there, and help at hand, and the doors secured? |
uc1.b3579176 | Then was the dreadful question, how will she bear it, and even worse, how will she view the position? |
uc1.b3579176 | There now, you're more easy, I think. ” And as they got on through the passage she asked — “'Twas you that skritched, hey? ” “ I? |
uc1.b3579176 | There now, you're more easy, I think. ” And as they got on through the passage she asked — “'Twas you that skritched, hey? ” “ I? |
uc1.b3579176 | Was the woman there at all? |
uc1.b3579176 | Well? ”. |
uc1.b3579176 | What do you advise? ” “ I would advise your eating something, ” replied Mildred. |
uc1.b3579176 | What for need ye fear her? |
uc1.b3579176 | What is the state- room without a quiet mind? ” re- plied the old soldier, with an oracular smile. |
uc1.b3579176 | What may ye have seen that frightened ye like that? ” “ We'll talk by- and- by. |
uc1.b3579176 | What should I do with- out you? |
uc1.b3579176 | What was to be done, if by any mischance or blunder of Tom's the master should thunder his summons at the hall- door? |
uc1.b3579176 | Who's to keep all straight and smooth wi'them that's in the house, and, mayhap comin ’? |
uc1.b3579176 | Why should she not open the door boldly and en- ter? |
uc1.b3579176 | Why was he not a little more or a little less wicked? |
uc1.b3579176 | Would the matter have been much mended if the Dutch woman had loitered long enough in the kitchen for Charles to step in and surprise her? |
uc1.b3579176 | Ye saw her ladyship, I do suppose? |
uc1.b3579176 | You'll have a glass of this? ” and she popped the brandy- bottle on the table beside her, with her hand fast on its neck. |
uc1.b3579176 | startled voice of Tom demanded roughly from within, “ What's that? ” “ Hish'"said the old woman, through a bit of the open door. |
uc1.b3579176 | the fire; have ye eyes in your head 2 Do n't ye see the kettle there? |
uc1.b3579176 | what makes her sleep so like dead? |
uc1.b3579176 | what's that? ” It was no great matter — Mrs. |
uc1.b3579176 | who's that? ” “ It's me, Tom, Mrs. Tarnley; and is he comin ’? ” “ I hardly knowed you, Mrs. Tarnley. |
uc1.b3579176 | who's that? ” “ It's me, Tom, Mrs. Tarnley; and is he comin ’? ” “ I hardly knowed you, Mrs. Tarnley. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ An- other reason quite, girl. ” “ And what the de'il is it? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ And how long since Harry married? ” inquired the smoker after another silence. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ And what is his real name, dar- ling? ” “ I ’m ashamed to say that Harry knows ten times as well as I all about my affairs. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Better now, perhaps? ” “ Put a stool under my feed. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ But if you did tell lies, ” drawled the lady, “ even to me, what does it matter, if you promised to tell no more?' |
uc1.b3579176 | “ But poor mamma died when I was born, and oh, Dulcibella, do you think I shall ever see the face of the poor little thing? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Come, come, Bertha, what good on earth could come of that? ” “ Little to you, perhaps. ” “ And none to you. ” 218 THE WYWERN MYSTERY. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Do n’t you? ” said the “ old soldier, ” and elevated the brows of her sightless eyes, and screwed her lips with ugly ridicule. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Harry Fairfield's wife, of course, what other? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ I do n't quite understand — done about what? ” inquired she. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ I say, ” she broke out, “ I do n't know the rights of it, how should I? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ If she's a- goin'to die, what for should she come all the way to Carwell? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ In the field, the poplar field, all right — zpell? ”- “ Tom told you my message, sir, ” she asked, averting her eyes a little. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Oh, Mildred, if she follows us, if she overtook us out here 7 ° “ Hoot, ma'am, who are ye afeard on? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ The woman's insane; she's an evil spirit; many a time she would have brained me in 1 I? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ There's a green bag I have here, ma'am. ” “ A baize bag? ” “ Yes,'m. ” “ Give it to me. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ To whom? ” To no one — nothing — an imagi- nation. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Well? ” whispered poor Alice, who had accompanied him downstairs, and pale as death, drew him into the sitting- room, and asked her question. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ What am I to do with her now? ” thought Mrs. Tarnley, who was doubtful whether in this state she could be safely left to herself. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ What news of old Harry at Wyvern? ” asked the stranger. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ What no brandy? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ What sort of dress have you for Sundays, going to church, and all that? ” “ An old dress it is now. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Where's the horse, sir? ” she asked after a glance at the saddle which lay on its side on the floor. |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Who's there? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Why did you let her go — why did you let them take her — d you? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Why? ” “ Why? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Why? ” “ Why? |
uc1.b3579176 | “ Ye did n't hear no noises in't, sure?" |
uc1.b3579176 | “ You wish you could kill me? |
uc1.31210003039904 | Tis the height of injustice to deprive him of it. ” “ Shall I surrender it, then? ” said Wolstang, with a pitiable voice. uc1.31210003039904 92 WHAT WAS IT? uc1.31210003039904 98 WHAT WAS IT? uc1.31210003039904 Above all, what had he been doing throughout those mysterious three months of disappearance? uc1.31210003039904 And even of what he knew, how much could he make his untraveled friend helieve? uc1.31210003039904 And taking it as a story, what do you think of it? ” He took up his pipe and began in his old accustomed manner to tap upon the bars of the grate. uc1.31210003039904 And what was hidden down below there? uc1.31210003039904 And where did the dream come from? uc1.31210003039904 And why can not we move about in Time as we move about in the other dimen- sions of Space? ” The Philosophical Person smiled. uc1.31210003039904 And why had they taken my Time Machine? uc1.31210003039904 And why were the Eloi so afraid of the dark? uc1.31210003039904 Are you aware that you are to be buried to- day? ” “ I never thought of it, ” answered I, calmly, “ nor is it of any consequence, I presume. uc1.31210003039904 Are you de- cided? ” “ I am. ” “ Only reflect once more. uc1.31210003039904 Are you decided? ” “ I am, ” replied I, firmly. uc1.31210003039904 But how about up and down? uc1.31210003039904 But how to do it? uc1.31210003039904 But who would shoulder the responsibility? uc1.31210003039904 But, then, where could it be? uc1.31210003039904 Can an instantaneous cube exist? ” “ Do n’t follow you, ” said Filby. uc1.31210003039904 Can you imagine what I felt as this conviction came home to me? uc1.31210003039904 Come again to- night. ” “ At what hour? ” “ At ten. uc1.31210003039904 Could I resist? uc1.31210003039904 Could he be seen? uc1.31210003039904 Could it be premeditated? uc1.31210003039904 Could it be that they really mistook me for Wolstang? uc1.31210003039904 Could the thing have vanished down the shaft? uc1.31210003039904 Did I ever make a Time Ma- chine, or a model of a Time Machine, or is it all only a dream? uc1.31210003039904 Did I not come alive in the grave? ” “ You may thank us that you did not, ” said he. uc1.31210003039904 Did you see that person distinctly? ” “ Quite distinctly. ” “ Can you describe his appearance? ” “ I think so. uc1.31210003039904 Did you see that person distinctly? ” “ Quite distinctly. ” “ Can you describe his appearance? ” “ I think so. uc1.31210003039904 Had anything happened? uc1.31210003039904 Had n't they any clothes brushes in the future? uc1.31210003039904 Had you a conflagration on the occasion of your last visit to Dumbleton? ” “ Something like it. uc1.31210003039904 Have you ever heard of Herr Doctor Lebens- funke? ” “ Yes, mein Herr. uc1.31210003039904 He actually told you that he had seventy- five thousand pounds in his pocket? ” “ He did. ” “ Humph! uc1.31210003039904 He was groping on the track of a far greater achievement when he died. ” “ May I ask what it was? ” said Ronald, now fairly in- terested. uc1.31210003039904 How dared he show himself along the line? uc1.31210003039904 How did he look? ” “ Older, I thought. uc1.31210003039904 How had mein Herr passed his Sabbath? uc1.31210003039904 How should he have ventured again into the light of day? uc1.31210003039904 How was it re- lated to the indolent serenity of the beautiful overworld people? uc1.31210003039904 I felt — how shall I say it? uc1.31210003039904 I shall get conveyance from the ‘ Black- water Arms. ’ And you? ” “ Oh, Jelf sends a trap to meet me at Clayborough. uc1.31210003039904 I suppose we are bound for the same destination? ” “ Not if you are on your way to the Manor, ” he re- plied. uc1.31210003039904 If I remained, my apprehension would be inevitable; and how would it be possible for me to persuade any one that I was not Wolstang? uc1.31210003039904 If you would just write your name — it is very easily done. ” “ Has any other person signed such a deed? ” de- manded I. uc1.31210003039904 Immersed in the 94 WHAT WAS IT? uc1.31210003039904 Is my case hopeless? ” “ Oh no, my dear friend, ” said the little man, “ not at all hopeless; there is nothing simpler than the remedy. uc1.31210003039904 Is that plain? uc1.31210003039904 Is there no parallel, though, for such a phenomenon? uc1.31210003039904 John Dwerrihouse, I think? ” “ That is my name, ” he replied. uc1.31210003039904 John Dwerrihouse, the late director? ” said he, interrogatively. uc1.31210003039904 May I have them? ” The Time Traveler hesitated. uc1.31210003039904 Now, where are those imminent dangers? uc1.31210003039904 Oh, yes, I warrant you my master is at home. ” “ In what place is he, then? ” I inquired. uc1.31210003039904 Restore me my body, or by Heaven I will — ” “ You will do what? ” asked he, with the most insolent coolness. uc1.31210003039904 Robert McNish The Devil and Tom Walker Washington Irving The Life Magnet Alvey A. cAdee What Was It? uc1.31210003039904 So you only go as far as Mallingford to- night? ” “ Precisely. uc1.31210003039904 Suppose Wol- stang dies? ” “ Then you keep his body till the natural period of your own death. ” 28 THE METEMPSYCHOSIS. uc1.31210003039904 Surely the mercury did not trace this line in any of the dimensions of space gen- erally recognized? uc1.31210003039904 Tell us all about little Rosebery, will you? uc1.31210003039904 The pulsations of the heart, however, were daily grow- IO2 WHAT WAS IT? uc1.31210003039904 The question had come into my mind abruptly: Were these creatures fools? uc1.31210003039904 Then suddenly, “ Cer- tainly not. ” “ Where did you really get them? ” said the Medical Man. uc1.31210003039904 There was something truly ter- rible in beholding, as it were, those second- hand indica- IOO WHAT WAS IT? uc1.31210003039904 They taught you that? uc1.31210003039904 This was passing strange; where could the man have gone in such a hurry? uc1.31210003039904 To what train of circumstances would it owe its exist- ence? uc1.31210003039904 Wait for the common sense of the morning. ” “ Would you like to see the Time Machine itself? ” asked the Time Traveler. uc1.31210003039904 Was Herr Lebensfunke at home? uc1.31210003039904 Was there yet time? uc1.31210003039904 Was this the case? ” “ Certainly not, sir. uc1.31210003039904 Were ever facts so strangely incongruous, so difficult to reconcile? uc1.31210003039904 What did I want? uc1.31210003039904 What do you mean? uc1.31210003039904 What had I said? ” “ You mentioned the name of John Dwerrihouse. ” “ What of that? uc1.31210003039904 What had I said? ” “ You mentioned the name of John Dwerrihouse. ” “ What of that? uc1.31210003039904 What have you to say in reply? ” “ I can only repeat what I said before. uc1.31210003039904 What if cruelty had grown into a com- mon passion? uc1.31210003039904 What if in this interval the race had lost its manliness, and had developed into something in- human, unsympathetic, and overwhelmingly powerful? uc1.31210003039904 What might appear when that hazy curtain was altogether withdrawn? uc1.31210003039904 What might it be? uc1.31210003039904 What might not have hap- pened to men? uc1.31210003039904 What was he going to do before lunch time? uc1.31210003039904 What was it to me whether or no he was absent without leave? uc1.31210003039904 What will you take for the lot? ” The Time Traveler came to the place reserved for him without a word. uc1.31210003039904 What would he know of railway companies, of social movements, of telephone and tel- egraph wires, of the parcels delivery company, and postal orders? uc1.31210003039904 What would my strength avail against the closed coffin, and the pressure above, below, and on every side? uc1.31210003039904 What — where is the coffin? ” “ What coffin, my dear fellow? ” said Wunderdudt. uc1.31210003039904 What — where is the coffin? ” “ What coffin, my dear fellow? ” said Wunderdudt. uc1.31210003039904 What, unless biological science is a mass of errors, is the cause of human intel- ligence and vigor? uc1.31210003039904 When did you do this deed? ” The guilty man rose to his feet, and leaned heavily against the table. uc1.31210003039904 When were you in Devonshire? ” “ Mr. uc1.31210003039904 Where else should I be? ” There was a dash of trepidation in the 237 FAMOUS OCCULT TALES. uc1.31210003039904 Where were you on the after- noon and evening of the fourth of the present month? ” “ Here, sir — in Mr. Hunter's office. uc1.31210003039904 Who was I? uc1.31210003039904 Who would undertake the execution of this horrible semblance of a human being? uc1.31210003039904 Why had I come there to do him an ill turn with his em- ployers? uc1.31210003039904 Why had the Morlocks taken my Time Machine? uc1.31210003039904 Why not give it chloroform? uc1.31210003039904 Why should I trouble? uc1.31210003039904 Why, too, if the Eloi were masters, could they not restore the thing to me? uc1.31210003039904 Why? uc1.31210003039904 Will you please to walk in, sir? ” and I could see the fellow put his finger to his nose and wink to the girl, who kept tittering away in a corner. uc1.31210003039904 You have all heard what they have to say about this Fourth Dimension? ” “ I have not, ” said the Provincial Mayor. uc1.31210003039904 You see this bent glass tube surrounded by the helix? uc1.31210003039904 a pin you can stick in me? uc1.31210003039904 can not this dreadful doom be averted? uc1.31210003039904 have thrown his inkstand at him? uc1.31210003039904 how do you happen to be here? uc1.31210003039904 ing, its long antennae like carters'whips, waving and feeling, and its stalked eyes gleaming at you on either side of its metallic front? uc1.31210003039904 trine of Gall and Spurzheim? uc1.31210003039904 what do you mean? ” But at this very moment he entered the library, and either did not hear my voice or paid no attention to it. uc1.31210003039904 what do you mean? ” cried I, in a fury, which I now found it impossible to suppress. uc1.31210003039904 what has happened? ” 96 WHAT WAS IT? uc1.31210003039904 what has happened? ” 96 WHAT WAS IT? uc1.31210003039904 what's the matter? ” cried the Medical Man, who saw him next. uc1.31210003039904 who are you? ” “ Do you not know me? ” “ Yes, ” replied I, gazing at him intently—“my friend, Dr. Wunderdudt. uc1.31210003039904 who are you? ” “ Do you not know me? ” “ Yes, ” replied I, gazing at him intently—“my friend, Dr. Wunderdudt. uc1.31210003039904 who, sir? ” “ Mr. uc1.31210003039904 — What Was It? uc1.31210003039904 ‘ Where is my Time Machine? ” I began, bawling like an angry child, laying hands upon them and shaking them up together. uc1.31210003039904 “ Ah, well, did he not forbid the use of animal food to his followers? uc1.31210003039904 “ Ah, you have come? ” said I, turning round to receive him, but nobody was to be seen. uc1.31210003039904 “ All through, sir, ” replied the guard; “ from London to Crampton. ” “ How was it that you were not relieved at Clay- borough? uc1.31210003039904 “ Are you so sure we can move freely in Space? uc1.31210003039904 “ Are you sure it was he? ” “ As sure as of my own identity. uc1.31210003039904 “ Are you sure you have not lost your body? ” said he. uc1.31210003039904 “ But what was this creature doing in my scheme of a perfectly balanced organization? uc1.31210003039904 “ Can I find him in his study? ” “ Oh, yes, ” continued Barnabas; “ if you go to his study, I warrant you he'll be there. uc1.31210003039904 “ Can a cube that does not last for any time at all, have a real existence? ” Filby became pensive. uc1.31210003039904 “ Did you ask, ” replied he, “ if Mr. Wolstang was at home? uc1.31210003039904 “ Did you see Mr. Raikes in the train, or on the plat- form? ” he asked. uc1.31210003039904 “ Did you see me ask for his ticket, sir? ” 230 1 HE FOUR- FIFTEEN EXPRESS. uc1.31210003039904 “ Do n't you see how it shakes my whole frame with its struggles? uc1.31210003039904 “ Do n’t you think you would attract attention? ” said the Medical Man. uc1.31210003039904 “ Do you mean to say that you will kill your own body? ” “ I do say so, ” was my answer. uc1.31210003039904 “ Does our friend eke out his modest income with a crossing, or has he his Nebuchadnezzar phases? ” he inquired. uc1.31210003039904 “ Has Mr. — gone out that way? ” said I. uc1.31210003039904 “ Has he been doing the Amateur Cadger? uc1.31210003039904 “ Have you been time travel- ing? ” “ Yes, ” said the Time Traveler, with his mouth full, nodding his head. uc1.31210003039904 “ He is not known to have been down the line any time yesterday, for instance? ” The station- master shook his head. uc1.31210003039904 “ How far did you conduct that 4.15 express on the day in question, Somers? ” asked the chairman. uc1.31210003039904 “ How shall we get home? ” “ Plenty of cabs at the station, ” said the Psycholo- gist. uc1.31210003039904 “ I hope you do n't think of restoring this soaked specimen to life? ” said Ronald. uc1.31210003039904 “ I suppose we'd better have dinner? ” “ Where's —? ” said I, naming our host. uc1.31210003039904 “ I suppose we'd better have dinner? ” “ Where's —? ” said I, naming our host. uc1.31210003039904 “ If you can create this cellular life, why not develop it still higher into an organism? ” “ Because I can only create life — not soul. uc1.31210003039904 “ In heaven's name, ” I whispered, “ what was the mat- ter just now? uc1.31210003039904 “ Is Mr. Wolstang in? ” I demanded, quickly. uc1.31210003039904 “ Is it a dream?—am I asleep or am I awake? uc1.31210003039904 “ Is it over? ” he asked, with a puzzled glance around him; and added, “ Which am I? ”- “ Either, or both, ” answered Herr Lebensfunke. uc1.31210003039904 “ Is it over? ” he asked, with a puzzled glance around him; and added, “ Which am I? ”- “ Either, or both, ” answered Herr Lebensfunke. uc1.31210003039904 “ Is there one minute to spare? ” I asked, eagerly. uc1.31210003039904 “ Is there then no hope? uc1.31210003039904 “ Look here, ” said the Medical Man, “ are you in earnest about this? uc1.31210003039904 “ Look here, ” said the Medical Man, “ are you per- fectly serious? uc1.31210003039904 “ Merciful heaven! ” he whispered, “ what was it, then, that you saw in the train? ”*: ×** What was it that I saw in the train? uc1.31210003039904 “ Merciful heaven! ” he whispered, “ what was it, then, that you saw in the train? ”*: ×** What was it that I saw in the train? uc1.31210003039904 “ Nor, having only length, breadth, and thickness, can a cube have a real existence? ” “ There I object, ” said Filby. uc1.31210003039904 “ Now, ” said I, “ how is this dispute to be settled? uc1.31210003039904 “ Pray, what were its absurdities? ” asked he, with the most imperturbable good nature. uc1.31210003039904 “ Should you know him if you saw him? ” 229 FAMOUS OCCULT TALES. uc1.31210003039904 “ Sold himself to the devil, eh? ” asked Wyde. uc1.31210003039904 “ Story be d – d? ” said the Time Traveler. uc1.31210003039904 “ That you are Frederick Stadt? ” “ Perfectly. ” “ And not Albert Wolstang? ” concluded he. uc1.31210003039904 “ That you are Frederick Stadt? ” “ Perfectly. ” “ And not Albert Wolstang? ” concluded he. uc1.31210003039904 “ We must have you put to bed, and afterward dressed. ” “ What is this? ” continued I; “ am I not dead? uc1.31210003039904 “ We must have you put to bed, and afterward dressed. ” “ What is this? ” continued I; “ am I not dead? uc1.31210003039904 “ Well? ” he said, with a rem- II4 THE TIME MACHINE. uc1.31210003039904 “ Well? ” said the Psychologist. uc1.31210003039904 “ What are you doing on my grounds? ” said the black man, with a hoarse growling voice. uc1.31210003039904 “ What do you mean? ” “ I was in Devonshire. uc1.31210003039904 “ What has your being in Devonshire to do with the matter? uc1.31210003039904 “ What is it? ” “ Only a paradox, ” said the Psychologist. uc1.31210003039904 “ What is this? ” said I; “ where am I? ” “ You must remain quiet, ” said the eldest, with a smile. uc1.31210003039904 “ What is this? ” said I; “ where am I? ” “ You must remain quiet, ” said the eldest, with a smile. uc1.31210003039904 “ What on earth have you been up to, man? ” said the Doctor. uc1.31210003039904 “ What proof have I that all you have been telling me is true? ” said Tom. uc1.31210003039904 “ What reason? ” said the Philosophical Inventor. uc1.31210003039904 “ What the devil is the meaning of it all? ” said I. uc1.31210003039904 “ What was this time traveling? uc1.31210003039904 “ What ’s that is nonsense? ” said a well- known Med- ical Man, speaking across Filby to the Psychologist. uc1.31210003039904 “ What's the game? ” said the Journalist. uc1.31210003039904 “ What, in Heaven's name, can be the meaning of this? ” ejaculated I, involuntarily. uc1.31210003039904 “ What, sir, ” said I; “ do you not believe me? ” He shrugged up his shoulders. uc1.31210003039904 “ What, ” said I, with trepidation—“what is the scheme you were to pro- pose? uc1.31210003039904 “ When can I get my own self there back again? ” “ On Thursday night, if all works well, ” said the old man. uc1.31210003039904 “ When will you want the rhino? ” “ This very night. ” “ Done! ” said the devil. uc1.31210003039904 “ Where am I? uc1.31210003039904 “ Where are the matches? ” he said. uc1.31210003039904 “ Where's my mutton? ” he said. uc1.31210003039904 “ Why impossible? ” “ Because there is no station along the line where he is so well known, or where he would run so great a risk. uc1.31210003039904 “ Why? ” said the Time Traveler. uc1.31210003039904 “ You consent then? ” he chuckled in his womanish treble. uc1.31210003039904 “ You do n’t believe it? ” “ Well — ” “ I thought not. ” The Time Traveler turned round to us. uc1.31210003039904 “ You have been abroad for some morths, have you not, Mr. Langford? ” he said, with the desperation of one who flings himself into the breach. uc1.31210003039904 “ You have told Blank and Dash and Chose about the machine? ” he said to me, leaning back in his easy chair and naming the three new guests. uc1.31210003039904 “ You hear, Mr. Langford? ” he said. uc1.31210003039904 “ You see? ” he said, laughing. uc1.31210003039904 “ You spoke of liquid carbon; does it exist? ” “ Yes; here is some in this phial. uc1.31210003039904 “ You ’ve just come? uc1.31822038199741 * “ Shall we rush into the court? uc1.31822038199741 - 79 gun; what have you to object against it? uc1.31822038199741 - “ And how long is it since these strange noises and appear- ances were first noticed in the cavern? ” said the Knight. uc1.31822038199741 - “ Are the horses safe? ” demanded the lieutenant. uc1.31822038199741 - “ Did you meet with any alarming adventure there, sir? ” said the Baron ’s domestic. uc1.31822038199741 - “ Was your father, then a Bohemian? ” demanded the Baron. uc1.31822038199741 - “ What should you suppose me to have seen? ” demanded Sir Albert, with some emotion. uc1.31822038199741 - “ Where are you both? ” cried the lieutenant, greatly agitated and alarmed. uc1.31822038199741 15 “ Who, then, do you imagine it to be, Sir? ” demanded the innkeeper. uc1.31822038199741 153 “ Whither wouldst thou drag me, avenging spirit? ” exclaim- ed he, with a faint and trembling voice. uc1.31822038199741 39 have some weight in persuading you to make a trial of your skill? uc1.31822038199741 A certain man, he said, had made a covenant with some person or other, that they call the Evil One — or what is it you call him? uc1.31822038199741 A hoarser scream replied to him, or was it echo? uc1.31822038199741 And did you then see nothing there, sir? ” rejoined the Other. uc1.31822038199741 And for what reason, I should be glad to know; when a very little of the customary luck of your dice will enable you to pay off these trifles? uc1.31822038199741 And of whom standest thou in dread? uc1.31822038199741 And pray what language is it, then, in which this book is written? uc1.31822038199741 And what is it you call wisdom? uc1.31822038199741 And which was he? uc1.31822038199741 Are you in love, or is your purse empty, or has anybody charmed your gun? uc1.31822038199741 But do you know who Kuno was? ” demanded he of William. uc1.31822038199741 But how shall I express the horror and disappointment we ex- perienced on finding the trap- door fastened against us? uc1.31822038199741 But if this sight were a mere phantom, what could have brought it before his eyes? uc1.31822038199741 But wherefore? uc1.31822038199741 But whither could he go thus late at night, when his utter poverty was known in every ale- house? uc1.31822038199741 Can he have entertained any doubt of my punctuality in attending his assignation? uc1.31822038199741 Do you forget the three things which a forester ought to have, and with which he will always be successful, in spite of sorcery? uc1.31822038199741 Does not man govern the mighty instinct of animals, and make them move according to the will of their master? uc1.31822038199741 Does poor Charlotte deserve that you should not bestow a thought on her and her fate? uc1.31822038199741 Elinor, ” cried Constance, “ how canst thou ask me such an idle question? uc1.31822038199741 Had I been indifferent to her, would she not — after so long an ac- quaintance with me, would she not have bidden me adieu? uc1.31822038199741 Has Steenson been here to- day? ” “ No, ” replied Petie; “ I think the squall has kept him away. uc1.31822038199741 Have I left any means untried to gain my father from his purpose? uc1.31822038199741 Have I not already done all that maiden modesty would permit me, to avoid it? uc1.31822038199741 He asked him, at last, of what place he was a native? uc1.31822038199741 He can be no stranger to you, I should suppose? ”-- w THE ASTROLOGER. uc1.31822038199741 He that wrote it never prospered; all traditions agree in that:—why then leave to one's descendants a miserable legacy of unhallowed mysteries? uc1.31822038199741 He thought of Petie — where was Petie? uc1.31822038199741 How could he quit her on the bridal eve? uc1.31822038199741 How happens it, then, that you have never essayed your art upon those which disturb the peace of the neighbor- ing village? uc1.31822038199741 How wilt thou repent having neglec- ted so favorable an opportunity? uc1.31822038199741 How, then, can kindred blood be made to forget where it came from? uc1.31822038199741 I ask you — are you a man of courage? ” “ Try me, and learn, ” replied the Shetlander. uc1.31822038199741 I told him just one hundred miles. ” — “ Why, ” said he, “ how can you deceive me so? uc1.31822038199741 Is that thy only hope? uc1.31822038199741 Is what I seek so contrary to nature that it requires the aid of spirits to obtain it? uc1.31822038199741 It is hardly an hour ago, since a stränger brought these things to my house. ” “ A stranger, do you say? uc1.31822038199741 Of what use, ” continued the lover, “ would his situation and fine house be to me, if I can- not carry my Catherine there as the mistress of it? uc1.31822038199741 On what conditions hopest thou to attain this? uc1.31822038199741 Pray, how old are you? ” “ Old enough to have sailed in the Carmilihan, ” replied the stranger. uc1.31822038199741 So, then, I suppose it's all true, as was said, that scruples of conscience drove you to the old rusty parson? uc1.31822038199741 So, then, you really are determined to reject the course which I point out to you? uc1.31822038199741 Soon after this event, Rudolph himself returned home: but how? uc1.31822038199741 The Knight demanded wherefore he had sought to conceal himself? uc1.31822038199741 The dog too, whose savage growl had put him on his guard, where was he? uc1.31822038199741 To the love which I never avowed to her, what return could I expect? uc1.31822038199741 To- morrow night you may assure yourself she will be yours. ”- “ But why not to- night? ” cried he. uc1.31822038199741 What business brings thee hither? uc1.31822038199741 What else could have occasioned her emotion when we parted? uc1.31822038199741 What friend have I, in whose protection I could trust? uc1.31822038199741 What hope could I now have of ever being able to acquit myself of my obligations to my unknown benefactor? uc1.31822038199741 What other motive, have I vainly fancied, could have so frequently suffused her cheek with blushes, if I gazed on her, perhaps too eagerly? uc1.31822038199741 What, then, can purchase it? uc1.31822038199741 When he saw her approach, he went hastily out to meet her, and demand- ed whether she had brought him the promised key? uc1.31822038199741 Whence then the voice, with which he had held converse? uc1.31822038199741 Whilst I have hands, Spiel, what need you fear to perish? uc1.31822038199741 Why anticipate, as it were, his own appoint- ed time of meeting? uc1.31822038199741 Why are you thus aghast when you behold this sword? uc1.31822038199741 Will you permit me to name him, madam? ” said the dam- Sel. uc1.31822038199741 Will your courage stand the test? uc1.31822038199741 William, ” said Catherine, on remarking his pale and distracted look, on his return after midnight; “ what has happened to you? uc1.31822038199741 You are at one of the Shetland isles — one of the outer Skerries — Whence do you come? uc1.31822038199741 You are not watched — why should you not fly from the castle? ”-- “ And whither should I fly? ” returned Constance. uc1.31822038199741 You are not watched — why should you not fly from the castle? ”-- “ And whither should I fly? ” returned Constance. uc1.31822038199741 and how can I preserve her to you? ”. uc1.31822038199741 and that he en- joined, as a penance, that you should abstain from gaming? uc1.31822038199741 and whence the uproarious laugh, which had first assailed his hearing? uc1.31822038199741 and why do you come in this strange fashion? ”- “ What is strange to you is not strange to me, ” replied the little man. uc1.31822038199741 canst thou term thyself my friend, and not recollect that thy hand might render them such? ” Sir Albert started! uc1.31822038199741 do you not want some bread? ” Judar made no reply. uc1.31822038199741 dost thou believe in ghosts? ” e THE ASTROLOGER. uc1.31822038199741 exclaimed Constance, ” and how have I then be- tººd myself? uc1.31822038199741 hast thou not already used the magic balls, and dost thou only dread the toil of laboring for them? ” He paused. uc1.31822038199741 have you so? uc1.31822038199741 huntsman, ” he began, laughing at the disconso- late- looking William, “ what is the matter with you? uc1.31822038199741 is this the way to treat a benighted traveller? uc1.31822038199741 madness will seize my brain, if thou deny me thy compassion.—Dost thou hesitate? uc1.31822038199741 not, when thou hast it in thy hand, to make a proper use of it. ” ‘ And how is it to be used? ’ replied the astonished Sanballad. uc1.31822038199741 of inanimate metal which receives force and motion only through him? uc1.31822038199741 said Sir Albert, looking sternly round, “ which can authorise you to offer me this insult? uc1.31822038199741 shall we seek to join them? ” demanded the lieutenant with his usual firmness and intrepidity. uc1.31822038199741 should he meet you in your flight with the Lady Constance, what but eternal ruin to your hopes could be the consequence? uc1.31822038199741 sir, ” replied she, “ and do you not then consider the danger of his returning at the moment to surprise you? uc1.31822038199741 the sudden change which the sight of this peerless beauty effected in my heart? uc1.31822038199741 too well I know thee!—And that sword? uc1.31822038199741 valiant sir! ” cried he, “ what desperate project have you formed? uc1.31822038199741 vived? uc1.31822038199741 what can it mean? ” What is Carmilhan? uc1.31822038199741 what can it mean? ” What is Carmilhan? uc1.31822038199741 what encouragement did she ever afford to my hopes? uc1.31822038199741 what right had I to her affection? uc1.31822038199741 what's the use of considering? uc1.31822038199741 who knows? uc1.31822038199741 why, who but yourself? uc1.31822038199741 yet why do I accuse her? uc1.31822038199741 ‘ Is this the bridegroom?' uc1.31822038199741 ‘ Where is the bride?' uc1.31822038199741 ‘ ‘ Hast thou done with me? ” said the commander. uc1.31822038199741 “ A clever lad, that William, ” said the old man; “ who would have expected such a shot in a townsman? uc1.31822038199741 “ Are you hungry? ” returned the Mughribin. uc1.31822038199741 “ At what place? ” said Spiel,- “ In the Nikkur Noss, ” replied the spectre. uc1.31822038199741 “ Did I not tell you, ” said he to Judar, “ that all would end badly, if you yielded to false scruples?. uc1.31822038199741 “ Did you not tell me, sir, ” said he, that it was three years since last you saw the Lady Constance? ”- “ It is more, ” replied Sir Albert. uc1.31822038199741 “ Fool! ” said he to himself, “ because I can not understand what is mys- terious, must the mystery therefore be a sin? uc1.31822038199741 “ Have you no watch, then? ” was the next demand. uc1.31822038199741 “ Have you not seen my brethren? ” said he to Judar. uc1.31822038199741 “ How came they there? ” Inquired the Skerryman. uc1.31822038199741 “ How came you here? ” answered the captain. uc1.31822038199741 “ How so? uc1.31822038199741 “ I say, what is the Carmilhan? ” repeated Spiel, not heeding the anguish of the stranger. uc1.31822038199741 “ Is this true, my lord? ” said the Knight, looking sternly around. uc1.31822038199741 “ It is called the* Cavern of Death? ” returned the domes- tic. uc1.31822038199741 “ Peter Rugg ſ ” said I, “ and who is Peter Rugg? ” “ That, ” said the stranger, “ is more than any one can tell exactly. uc1.31822038199741 “ Sell the estate? ” said she: “ what, sell the sole resource I shall have to rely on when you are dead? uc1.31822038199741 “ Sell the estate? ” said she: “ what, sell the sole resource I shall have to rely on when you are dead? uc1.31822038199741 “ Shall Ispare Luckie, and perish? ” “ You would not perish, ” answered Winwig, rapidly—“you would not perish! uc1.31822038199741 “ This is strange, by the mass, ” said the Baron: “ the house must be inhabited, else whence the light? uc1.31822038199741 “ Well, so let him, for aught that I care: all his art will scarcely do me any good. ”- “ Who knows, brother? uc1.31822038199741 “ What is it that disturbs you? ” said the artful vizier. uc1.31822038199741 “ What is the meaning of all this in the road? ” cried the foremost horse- man. uc1.31822038199741 “ What o'clock is it, Sir? ” interrogated the same voice a second time. uc1.31822038199741 “ What risk, what danger, mayest, thou expose thyself to by going? ” demanded Prudence. uc1.31822038199741 “ What then would you advise to be done? ” demanded the king. uc1.31822038199741 “ Whither go you, William? ” said her mother, following him, alarmed. uc1.31822038199741 “ Who told me? uc1.31822038199741 “ Why do you thus wildly gaze on me? ” cried the Knight; “ do you not know me? ”. uc1.31822038199741 “ Why do you thus wildly gaze on me? ” cried the Knight; “ do you not know me? ”. uc1.31822038199741 “ Why not fix upon an early hour? ” Why not upon his own sapartment at the inn; Go I, or go 1 not? ” I incessantly put ºr* 12- THE ASTROLOGER. uc1.31822038199741 “ Why not fix upon an early hour? ” Why not upon his own sapartment at the inn; Go I, or go 1 not? ” I incessantly put ºr* 12- THE ASTROLOGER. uc1.31822038199741 “ Will your majesty allow me to suggest, that you should not take any precipitate step in this affair? ” in- terrupted the vizier. uc1.31822038199741 “ ‘ Dost thou know him? ’ cried the fiend- bride, as she saw her lover tremble involuntarily. uc1.31822038199741 “ ‘ Is he willing to bind himself to you and yours? ” said the residing devil of this infernal ceremony. uc1.b4860102 ( But, blessed God, how could I do otherwise than believe the judge, who had been there? uc1.b4860102 149 have robbed my innocent child of her honour and her life, had here forfeited his own life as a fearful example to others? ” But Dom. uc1.b4860102 51 could she now do no good to the cattle, whereas she had for- merly cured them? uc1.b4860102 ? uc1.b4860102 Alas, my father; that I was not burned l ’ But how could Isleep when she could not? uc1.b4860102 And shall I sin with so great abhorrence of the flesh, and that not once, but again and again without return even until death? uc1.b4860102 And when I asked her why not? uc1.b4860102 Be that as it may; Summa: I was not a little shocked at what he told me, and asked him what he now thought of the Sheriff? uc1.b4860102 But he answered, saying, Why had I come with her? uc1.b4860102 But where have ye read that any one was saved who had wantonly taken her own life and that of her father? uc1.b4860102 But, dear reader, how could I then have been able to recite Latin hymns, even had I known any? uc1.b4860102 Consul held a letter in his hand, and, after spitting thrice, he began thus: “ Wilt thou still deny, thou stubborn witch? uc1.b4860102 Consul whether every dying person, even a condemned criminal, had power to leave his goods and chattels to whomsoever he would? uc1.b4860102 Did not I forbid thee to go up the mountain by night? uc1.b4860102 Did not our Lord Christ pardon Mary Magdalene, who lived in open whoredom? uc1.b4860102 For his Majesty enquired how far it was to Swine, and whether there was still much foreign soldiery there? uc1.b4860102 He meant whether she had ever played the wanton with Satan, and known him carnally? uc1.b4860102 Hereupon I answered that I had not indeed read any such book( for say, who can read all that fools write? uc1.b4860102 Hereupon my daughter jumped up, and answered with tears, “ Alas, old Ilse, why wilt thou leave us, for thy mother is with thy brother? uc1.b4860102 How came so much amber on the Streckelberg? uc1.b4860102 How could the all- merciful God forgive this to the vilest of women? uc1.b4860102 How, for instance, could this account for the deeply demoniacal nature of old Lizzie Kolken as exhibited in the following pages? uc1.b4860102 How? uc1.b4860102 I called to her from my bed, “ Dear child, wilt thou then never cease? uc1.b4860102 I had often asked, “ Whence comes all this blessed bread? uc1.b4860102 I saw this for a while with many sighs, but spake not a word( for, dear reader, what could I say?) uc1.b4860102 I stepped up to him, and asked what had come to the people? uc1.b4860102 Is it true that thou hadst a spirit called Disidaemonia, who re- baptised thee and carnally knew thee? uc1.b4860102 Is it true that thou hast done all manner of mischief to the cattle? uc1.b4860102 Is it true that thou hast fallen off from the living God and given thyself up to Satan? uc1.b4860102 JUN 17 1991 it?' |
uc1.b4860102 | My poor child turned pale as a corpse, and asked in amaze what had come to her? |
uc1.b4860102 | Of what use had all this witchcraft been to him? |
uc1.b4860102 | Quid? |
uc1.b4860102 | Reverend Abraham, must I teach you Scripture? |
uc1.b4860102 | See here, is this no witches'salve, ” which the constable fetched out of thy coffer last night? |
uc1.b4860102 | She asked, “ who was to make up their graves and plant flowers on them? |
uc1.b4860102 | She must have had sponsors; who were they? |
uc1.b4860102 | Speak, then; alas, will none speak? ” I heard, indeed, how several wept aloud, but not one spake; and here- upon my poor child was forced to submit. |
uc1.b4860102 | Summa, I blessed myself from this young lord; but what could I do? |
uc1.b4860102 | Syndicus, “ Are you indeed the good angel who will cause my chains to fall from my hands, as was done of yore to St. Peter? ”". |
uc1.b4860102 | The dear young lord forthwith did as I would have him, and only asked the people whether they now held my child to be perfectly innocent? |
uc1.b4860102 | Then truly did my poor mouth so fill with water, that I was forced to bow my head and let it run upon the earth before I could ask, “ Who art thou? |
uc1.b4860102 | This angered me sore, and I said to her, “ Why wast thou not at church? |
uc1.b4860102 | This message gave me good courage, and I asked the fellow whether he also had come to bear witness against my poor child? |
uc1.b4860102 | This, at length, vexed the Sheriff, who asked him whether they should not drive back again, seeing that night was coming on? |
uc1.b4860102 | What chaste maiden would ever bathe in the sea? |
uc1.b4860102 | What didst thou want on the mountain by night? ” and I began to moan and weep and wring my hands, so that Dom. |
uc1.b4860102 | What had she done there? — R. She had looked out over the sea, or gathered flowers; item, at time carried home an apron- full of dry brushwood. |
uc1.b4860102 | What think you this devil's whore then did? |
uc1.b4860102 | What, then, befel Kit Zuter his spotted cow, that it suddenly died in her presence? — R. She did not know; and that was a strange question. |
uc1.b4860102 | What| Must she then do his cattle a mischief? |
uc1.b4860102 | When did you hear any testimony from me against this virtuous maiden? |
uc1.b4860102 | When he saw my daughter he turned his horse round, chucked her under the chin, and graciously asked her who she was, and whence she came? |
uc1.b4860102 | Where is his Princely Highness at this time? |
uc1.b4860102 | Wherefore she took me aside: What was to be done? |
uc1.b4860102 | Whether she had ever heard her fly up the chimney? — R. Nay, she had always gone softly out at the door. |
uc1.b4860102 | Whether she had perceived that Rea had a familiar spirit, and in what shape? |
uc1.b4860102 | Why did she blush again? |
uc1.b4860102 | Why did she hesitate? |
uc1.b4860102 | and whence comest thou? |
uc1.b4860102 | but my poor daughter who brewed the storm;-for, beloved reader, what could it have profited her, even if she had known the black art? |
uc1.b4860102 | has she confessed? ” Whereupon Dom. |
uc1.b4860102 | have I deserved this at your hands? |
uc1.b4860102 | is it all out? |
uc1.b4860102 | seeing that I wept for very joy, as did my child, and I answered, how should it not be my will, seeing that it was the will of God? |
uc1.b4860102 | thou old witch, and who has told thee that I wish to go into service, to get a curch on my head? |
uc1.b4860102 | what have I done? |
uc1.b4860102 | wretched man that I am, how shall I understand all the benefits and mercies which the Lord bestowed upon me, the very next day? |
uc1.b4860102 | “ Did the parson think that he was as free with his money as I seemed to be with my ink? |
uc1.b4860102 | “ What sayest thou now? ” he continued; “ wilt thou still deny thy great wickedness? |
uc1.b4860102 | “ What sayest thou now? ” he continued; “ wilt thou still deny thy great wickedness? |
uiug.30112004071384 | - 255 shook him warmly by both hands and said: “ Baron, how can I thank you? |
uiug.30112004071384 | - “ How long ago, exactly? |
uiug.30112004071384 | All things in the heaven, in the earth, and under the earth, act and live as Nature ordains? |
uiug.30112004071384 | All things proceed from Nature — do n’t they? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Another ten thousand francs: is it down? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Are his night- shirt and night- cap — you under- stand — here? ” “ All ready, ” said the Count. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Are you really better? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Beside, how do you know you should recognise me? |
uiug.30112004071384 | But into what quackeries will not people rush for a last chance, where all accustomed means have failed, and the life of a beloved object is at stake? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Do you now know me? ’ “ I assured her I did not. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Do you see, now, what I mean? ” “ I do, but not all, ” she answered. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Had she no trust in my good sense or honour? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Have I been too bold P Have I offended her? ” The young lady, indeed, looked very angry as she drew back from the window. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Hey? |
uiug.30112004071384 | How can we all thank you? |
uiug.30112004071384 | How could all this have happened with- out my being wakened? |
uiug.30112004071384 | How does it begin, and how does it multiply itself? |
uiug.30112004071384 | How far on, sir, can you tell, is the nearest village? |
uiug.30112004071384 | I I I was there here a disguise and a romance? |
uiug.30112004071384 | I then heard her ask: “ Where am I? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Is n't it beautiful, papa? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Is the young lady displeased? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Is there still any soreness? ” “ None at all, ” I answered. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Often, too often? ” The Count was evidently a good deal moved. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Or — or — what? ” “ It is that l ” said the lady, pointing with a look of disgust to the box, which lay in its leather case on the table. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Pierre de St. Amand? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Pocket- book? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Shall I hold the candle for you? ” I4. |
uiug.30112004071384 | She said brusquely, “ Do n’t you perceive how discordant that is? ” VOL. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Ten thou- sand francs again: is it written? |
uiug.30112004071384 | That is the point at which the sense of strangulation begins? ” “ Yes, ” I answered. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Well, child — eh? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Well, it all goes admirably? ” “ Yes, ” she answered, in a low, hard tone. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Were you ever at a ball? ” “ No; how you do run on. |
uiug.30112004071384 | What harm could it do anyone to tell me what I so ardently desired to know? |
uiug.30112004071384 | What is it like? |
uiug.30112004071384 | What is it? |
uiug.30112004071384 | What is it? |
uiug.30112004071384 | When did it commence? ” The Countess came and stood beside him, and looked at me steadily for some seconds. |
uiug.30112004071384 | Where's the key? |
uiug.30112004071384 | Why did you not tell him to get it in smaller notes? |
uiug.30112004071384 | You would not wound a friend? ” She looked languidly in my eyes, and passed her arm round my waist lovingly, and led me out of the room. |
uiug.30112004071384 | great many tombs of that extinct family? ” “ So there are — highly interesting, ” said my father. |
uiug.30112004071384 | then you've seen him? ” “ Seen him? |
uiug.30112004071384 | then you've seen him? ” “ Seen him? |
uiug.30112004071384 | ~ glad now, dear, that you never knew Made- moiselle Rheinfeldt. ” “ And why? ” I asked, both mortified and curious. |
uiug.30112004071384 | ‘ Is that not enough wo n't you, now, consent to stand on equal terms, and do me the kindness to remove your mask?" |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ And had you the charm near you? ” she asked, earnestly. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ And how soon does he come? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ And so you were thinking of the night I came here? ” she almost whispered. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ And where do you mean to go? ” “ That I have not yet settled, ” he answered quickly. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Are we related, ” I used to ask; “ what can you mean by all this? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ But quite long enough, I fancy, to re- cognize him? ” insinuated that gentleman. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Can you indicate with your finger about the point at which you think this occurred? ”* “ Very little below my throat – here, ” I answered. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Dear Carmilla, what has become of you all this time? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Does the doctor think me very ill? ” “ No, dear; he thinks, if right steps are taken, you will be quite well again, 186 IN A GLASS DARKLY. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Has he no conscience? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Have you been long employed about this forest? ” asked my father of the old Iman. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ How dares that mountebank insult us so: Where is your father? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ How do you like our guest? ” I asked, as soon as Madame entered. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ How far is it to the ruins? ” inquired the General, looking anxiously forward. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ How much did you give him? ” said the Marquis, thus suddenly stunted down to a doctor. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ How so? ” inquired my father. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ I almost shiver; have I been dreaming? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ I have not got it; how could I? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ I mean the body? ” The Count stole a quick glance at Planard. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ I should tell you all with pleasure, ” said the General, “ but you would not believe me. ” “ Why should I not? ” he asked. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ If he were to die the evaporation would be arrested, and foreign matter, some of it poisonous, would be found in the stomach, do n't you see? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ In the hot coffee? ” “ Yes; sixty in a hot cup of coffee and ten in the liqueur." |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Is there a chill in the air, dear? ” she said drowsily. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Let us look again for a moment; it is the last time, perhaps, I shall see the moonlight with you. ” “ How do you feel now, dear Carmilla? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Long ago? ” “ Yes, a long time. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Papa, darling, will you tell me this? ” said I, suddenly laying my hand on his arm, and looking, I am sure, imploringly in his face. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Then you have been ill? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Was ever being so born to calamity? ” I heard her say, with clasped hands, as I came up. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ We have a portrait, at home, of Mircalla, the Countess Karnstein; should you like to see it? ” asked my father. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Well, doctor, what do you think? ” whis- pered the Count. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Well, my dear Eugenie? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ What is it? ” I exclaimed, beginning to be frightened. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ What? ” exclaimed my father, more than ever bewildered. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Where have you been? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Will that satisfy him? ” asked the lady. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ Will you let me hang this picture in my room, papa? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ You are going to the Ruins of Karn- stein? ” he said. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ You leave France, I suppose? ” said the ex- Marquis. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ You wo n't answer that? ” I said. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ You wo n’t tell a friend, eh? ” “ I ca n’t till I know. |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ ‘ And what is the nature of the seizure you speak of? |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ ‘ As philosophers tell us, she said; ‘ and how do you know that a sight of my face would help you?' |
uiug.30112004071384 | “ ‘ Can any request be more unreason- able? ” she replied. |
inu.30000007199981 | 1 did: and perhaps you can guess where- fore? |
inu.30000007199981 | A nd these things on which you desire to ■ peak? |
inu.30000007199981 | Ah, gold? |
inu.30000007199981 | All the solemn vows, the oaths, the pro- testations,returned Lionel Danvers, with bitter accents and diabolically mocking looks, —"where are they? |
inu.30000007199981 | All!—then yoa really felt anxious to see me? |
inu.30000007199981 | An idea of eternity? |
inu.30000007199981 | And Percy Rivers? |
inu.30000007199981 | And am I to accept this invitation? |
inu.30000007199981 | And are you not pleased, dear lady? |
inu.30000007199981 | And did your uncle likewise see him? |
inu.30000007199981 | And have you not a deeper interest in the topic? |
inu.30000007199981 | And impound it my lord? |
inu.30000007199981 | And it ie to tutor your heart to love me that you re- quire the delay of a courtship? |
inu.30000007199981 | And now, what of your father r. the Isle of Wight? |
inu.30000007199981 | And now, when will the work be done? |
inu.30000007199981 | And pray, what the deuce may your titles be? |
inu.30000007199981 | And sell me,she continued, without waiting for a reply,"how is my dear father? |
inu.30000007199981 | And that name 7cried old Dunhaven, with intense eagerness;"was it not Dan- rera?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And they contain reports relative to my stewards and intendants? |
inu.30000007199981 | And was not the remedy infallible?'' inu.30000007199981 And what are your prospects, my dear cousin?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And what do the domestics think of this incessantly- renewed injunction,asked Musi- dora,"accompamed as it is with threats and warnings?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And what of that? |
inu.30000007199981 | And what said he then? |
inu.30000007199981 | And what says she relative to the ast pointments of her father and cousin? |
inu.30000007199981 | And wherefore', then, did you not do so at once? |
inu.30000007199981 | And why do you think that I ought to be so supremely happy? |
inu.30000007199981 | And why not? |
inu.30000007199981 | And yet thou canst doubtless carry thy looks backward throughout the illimitable vista of the Past? inu.30000007199981 And yet with all those thoughts and with all those memories,"responded Satan,"thou darest to hope 1""Hope? |
inu.30000007199981 | And you still cherish the family ven- geance against the house of Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | And you will use it in the wav which I shall suggest? |
inu.30000007199981 | And your heart whispers nothing? |
inu.30000007199981 | And your wandering steps, my lord, brought you to the bridge? |
inu.30000007199981 | Angry? — no! |
inu.30000007199981 | Are there, then, any exceptions in the case? inu.30000007199981 But I suppose he gave you some particu-.ars of out interview?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But assuredly it was no ghost — for he wielded his rapier in ■ most swordsmanlike manner"What is this I hear? |
inu.30000007199981 | But do you want a proof? inu.30000007199981 But even if he had known you before, how could he recognize you in the deep darkness of that place and hour?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But for what purpose did I thus soon make you my con- fidants? inu.30000007199981 But her remains — where do they repose? |
inu.30000007199981 | But my happiness — all that remains to me of wha the world call happiness — all that you have left — can you deal with that? |
inu.30000007199981 | But now, without farther waste of words, your lordship will be pleased to explain what pressing and urgent matter it is that you have to treat upon? |
inu.30000007199981 | But tell us,exclaimed the knighl, after a brief pause,"how all this came about? |
inu.30000007199981 | But think you that the day of vengeance is drawing near? |
inu.30000007199981 | But this grievous malady — what is it? |
inu.30000007199981 | But we will not waste words, Master Philosopher"Shall I light a lamp, sire? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what are you doing there, my dear child? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what connexion have they with Lord Danvers? inu.30000007199981 But what had become of her? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what opinion do the domestics seem to have formed relative to the injunction which the Earl and Countess have given them? |
inu.30000007199981 | But wherefore these questions? |
inu.30000007199981 | But wherefore, my royal husband, do you dwell upon this topic to- night — so much more than usual? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why are they thus traced in charao ters of fire? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why did you open my casket? inu.30000007199981 But why do you speak thus positively? |
inu.30000007199981 | But you doubtless speak the French lan- guage? |
inu.30000007199981 | But you have foreseen what was to follow rom my words? |
inu.30000007199981 | But you remember that 1 almost imme- diately withdrew? |
inu.30000007199981 | But you, fair Musidora, what say you upon the subject? inu.30000007199981 But, great Sovereign,"urged Wolsey,"will you admit this young man to our confi- dence?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But,he exclaimed, as if sud- denly recollecting something,"your friend hero is not acquainted with all those circum- stances?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Clara — dearest Clara,he said, with a strange and even wild agitation;"what has alarmed you thus?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Come — deal frankly with us, and say wherefore you are so inteiested in the movements and proceedings of Lord Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | Dearest, dearest Clara,he said;"why for a moment does the shade of doubt cross your angelic features? |
inu.30000007199981 | Did I say any thing to offend you, daarest lady? |
inu.30000007199981 | Did he mention whom? |
inu.30000007199981 | Did you think, Musidora,he asked, fix- ing his eyes with a strange searching look upon her,*'that we were never to meet again? |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you doubt me — do you disbelieve me? |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you know any thing of this Dr. Ber tram? |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you know what f suspect? |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you m^art, worthy citizen,asked Reginald, addressing himself to Dunhaven,"that you are kind enough to offer me a lodging for the urbt?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you youraelf leally believe in the in- terpretation which you have thus so charitably given to their conduct? inu.30000007199981 Does your lordship purpose to make a long stay abroad?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Dost thou never seek me out save to pro- yftke me with thy sardonic taunts, O fiend? |
inu.30000007199981 | Eh, what? |
inu.30000007199981 | Equal terms? |
inu.30000007199981 | Evidence? — too much, great King! |
inu.30000007199981 | Fair lady, what think you of the old, man's tale? |
inu.30000007199981 | Five victims? |
inu.30000007199981 | For I do not think that your lordship would jest with a poor reduced gentleman like me? |
inu.30000007199981 | From what you have ere now said, I can not flatter myself that you are particularly well pleased to behold me? |
inu.30000007199981 | Give me back my daugh- ter! — where is she? — what has become of her? inu.30000007199981 Give me back my daugh- ter! — where is she? — what has become of her? |
inu.30000007199981 | Good,observed Danvers; then rising from his seat, he said,"And you are sure that old Manners did not tell you any thing else of any consequence? |
inu.30000007199981 | Han your lord- ship any farther commands? |
inu.30000007199981 | Has this young man been listening to our discourse, my liege,asked Wolsey,"that he responded so quickly to your Highness's sum- mons?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Have you any preparations to make ere you leave London? |
inu.30000007199981 | Have you any reason to suspect that I am otherwise? inu.30000007199981 Have you yet seen his lordship and the Countess?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Having deprived me of my daughter, would you now seek to render me an accomplice in her shame? inu.30000007199981 Hjw can I possibly take offence where none is intended?" |
inu.30000007199981 | How know you this, old man? |
inu.30000007199981 | How long is the delay to be? |
inu.30000007199981 | How so? |
inu.30000007199981 | How tares it with my sweet spouse this evening? |
inu.30000007199981 | How was it that Margaret Dunhaven — the pure, the innocent, the ingenuous, artless girl — thus boldly gave utterance to an un- truth? inu.30000007199981 I fear, Musidora,"her cousin hastened to observe, « that you fancy I have not altogether dealt candidly with you? |
inu.30000007199981 | I have the pleasure of making acquain- tance with worthy Master Landini, I pre- sume? |
inu.30000007199981 | I presume, therefore, that it is Musidora's in- tention to veil her calamity altogether from] her father and her cousin? inu.30000007199981 If, clear lady, by intrigue or treachery,", replied Annetta, after a few moments'const* deration,"you>*> ♦ 1 succeeded in alienating? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it because when I left my casket as a pledge in your hands, you read the papers it contained? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it in vain and ridiculous vaunt that thou thus displayest the tokens which come from me? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it possible? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it so many years then,asked Dan- vers, with a peculiar smile,"since your uncle died? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is that a question to be put to one wfto is paying a visit to relatives that treat her kindly? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is that you, my lord? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is your lordship serious? |
inu.30000007199981 | Lady,ha exclaimed, quickening his pace,'• what has occurred? |
inu.30000007199981 | Lord Danvers you mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | Lord Danvers,interrupted Musidora,"is it possible that you can dare address this language to me? |
inu.30000007199981 | May I then speak freely? |
inu.30000007199981 | Mine you say? — mine for ever — body and soul VYea,"returned Clara, in the heartfelt fullness of her love:"thine for ever — body and soul!" |
inu.30000007199981 | Mut for what purpose this meeting? |
inu.30000007199981 | My life? |
inu.30000007199981 | My lord, are you coward enough to in- sult me? |
inu.30000007199981 | My lord, dare I hope for aught that will soothe me in my affliction? |
inu.30000007199981 | My lord,said Manners, » is that you?" |
inu.30000007199981 | My son, what do'st thou here? |
inu.30000007199981 | Nay, tell me first who you are? |
inu.30000007199981 | Nephew, have I reached this age without knowing how to command my looks, veil my* feelings, and measure my words to suit all men and all occasions? inu.30000007199981 No — you will not depart thus?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Perhaps you have seen it before? |
inu.30000007199981 | Perhaps, my liege, this Bertram — or Wel- ford,suggested the Earl,"is aware that Lord Danvers took your Highness's form?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Proud soul of ice f exclaimed Lord Dan- vers,have I moved you now? |
inu.30000007199981 | Reflect, consider, great King,urged Wol- sey, « whether the name of Father Paul bi indeed altogether unfamiliar to your ears?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Reflections — eh? |
inu.30000007199981 | Shall I add up these amounts, my lord? |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me first, Musidora,answered Rivers, with a tremulous voice,"whether you are completely happy?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me what you mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me, sweetest, are yeu pleased to see me? inu.30000007199981 The trap- door of which you spoke ere now?" |
inu.30000007199981 | The very style in which she discusses what she is pleased to term your Highness'? inu.30000007199981 The* the physician takes great care of my dear father? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then Clara is alive? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then do the very dead manifest an in- terest,observed St. Louis at length,"in the tows which the living have sworn to avenge their wrongs?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Then he must have known you before? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then it is vengeance you seek against the family of Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then what do you wish us to do? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then what has brought you hither? inu.30000007199981 Then what in Hea- ven's name han taken place?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Then why cocC'nue here at all? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then you do not even know how your father scraped acquaintance with him, or what brought them together? inu.30000007199981 Then you forgive me?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Then, have you not another inducement,asked our heroine,"to make you regret all the less this urgency for departure? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then, without entering into any particu- lars,said the Earl,"I wish you to under- stand at once that nothing of the kind ha* taken place?" |
inu.30000007199981 | There has been a per- son — But it's of no great consequence — I gave him an answer"Well, but who was he? |
inu.30000007199981 | There is a likeness — but in the person of a youth — What does it mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | Think you not, my lord,asked the King,"that Musidora was previously acquainted with Danvers ere the terrible incidents of last night? |
inu.30000007199981 | Think you that I wish to ensnare: you for any other purpose than that which I have named? inu.30000007199981 To whom do you allude 1—are there many in this, plot?" |
inu.30000007199981 | To- night, my lord? inu.30000007199981 Uncle, was there not indeed, something strange in that disappearance to which you have just alluded?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Vhat a thrice- soddened old fo, 1 you must be THE NECROMANCER 5? inu.30000007199981 Was it supposed that Lord Humphrey Danvers dealt foully with her?—in short.,"asked the King,"was it imagined that he had murdered her?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Well, arid where could you look for bet- ter society? |
inu.30000007199981 | Well, but all is quiet now? |
inu.30000007199981 | Well, what luck? |
inu.30000007199981 | Well, what news did you bring us, ne- phew? |
inu.30000007199981 | Were not all the ceremonies complete? inu.30000007199981 What can this mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | What could be done for his lordship? |
inu.30000007199981 | What followed when you and your enemy were alone in this room together? |
inu.30000007199981 | What guarantee can I give you, sir? |
inu.30000007199981 | What if Arline were to yield to the blandishments of her own devoted lover's language? inu.30000007199981 What if I were to offer to serve you?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What is it that you feel? — is there any misgiving in your mind? |
inu.30000007199981 | What is it that you feel? — is there any misgiving in your mind? |
inu.30000007199981 | What is it that your lordship proposed to do for me? |
inu.30000007199981 | What is this condition, my lord? |
inu.30000007199981 | What is your business? |
inu.30000007199981 | What jargon is this that you have been putting into my uncle's head? |
inu.30000007199981 | What madness is this? |
inu.30000007199981 | What mean you, unhappy man? inu.30000007199981 What means this insolence — this astound- ing impertinence of manner on your parts?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What think you of her? |
inu.30000007199981 | What topic were we talking upon when your relatives interrupted us just now? |
inu.30000007199981 | What, my lord — the Isle of Wight? |
inu.30000007199981 | When did this take place? inu.30000007199981 When does your lordship depart for the Isle of Wight?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Where are these dia- monds? |
inu.30000007199981 | Where do you live, sir? |
inu.30000007199981 | Where, my lord — where? |
inu.30000007199981 | Who art thou? inu.30000007199981 Will you forget the habits of a courtier for a few minutes, and speak as an adviser, a friend, and a confi- dant, if you can?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Will you not change your mind now and take some refreshment? |
inu.30000007199981 | Within an hour, my lord? |
inu.30000007199981 | Would it not be better for me to see him? |
inu.30000007199981 | Would it not savor of ingratitude were I ko answer otherwise than in the affirmative? |
inu.30000007199981 | Would you have me tell an untruth? |
inu.30000007199981 | Would you like a proof of this hatred of mine? |
inu.30000007199981 | Would'st thou know wherefore I have sought Lord Lionel Danvers — wherefore I have inquired about him from time to time? |
inu.30000007199981 | Yet why do I put that question to my- self? |
inu.30000007199981 | You ask what all this meana, Reginald Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | You doubtless know by whose command I come hither? |
inu.30000007199981 | You fancy that they were stolen, then? |
inu.30000007199981 | You mean that she must feel herself to be a woman of no common order thus to have won the good opinion and gained the favour of the King? inu.30000007199981 You say that you have this night encountered such a man as he whom I have described, and bearing the name of Danvers?" |
inu.30000007199981 | You will endeavour to do so? |
inu.30000007199981 | Your daughter, old man? |
inu.30000007199981 | Your occupations, eh? inu.30000007199981 tell me — have you not understood me all along?" |
inu.30000007199981 | '"But did you see the King?" |
inu.30000007199981 | '* Wherefore bast thou sought me this night? |
inu.30000007199981 | '- How can I doubt thee 1 what is there to doubt?" |
inu.30000007199981 | '- You know not how to explain yourself?" |
inu.30000007199981 | 'But'he asked,'are you aware of the Doge's decree?. |
inu.30000007199981 | 'Philip, Philip, why do you not speak? |
inu.30000007199981 | 'Uh, what would my father say, or what would he do, if he beheld me thus with one bearing the name of Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | 'What meant all that has taken place? |
inu.30000007199981 | 'Wherefore,'said I,'should you continue thus to persecute my daughter? |
inu.30000007199981 | '— Was it doubtful which course a fond devoted maiden could adopt? |
inu.30000007199981 | '—'And that purpose?' |
inu.30000007199981 | '—'But how,'demanded Landini,* can medical men's services be obtained, un- less there is somebody to fetch them? |
inu.30000007199981 | '—'You think so, Signor Landini?' |
inu.30000007199981 | '—* My lord, is it possible that you, a nobleman and a courtier, are guilty of this unheard- of inaolence?' |
inu.30000007199981 | '• The moment I en- tered the room, why did you not obey the impulse of those resolutions which you state to have been uppermost in your mind? |
inu.30000007199981 | * In plain terms,"rejoined Dr. Bertram,"Sir Lewis has a vinous affection""A what?" |
inu.30000007199981 | * Only conceive, my worthy friend, a post at Court? |
inu.30000007199981 | * —'In that case,'said the Count of Segovia,'lam to presume that you have given Lord Danvers such a version of the story as suits your own purposes? |
inu.30000007199981 | * • And do you love me in return?" |
inu.30000007199981 | *"And your lordship was with your noble kinsman at the time?" |
inu.30000007199981 | *;"To what did the allusion refer? |
inu.30000007199981 | ,"Did I not just now take the liberty of^observing that you are incomprehensible? |
inu.30000007199981 | - Then tell me, Musidora, are yon happy? |
inu.30000007199981 | -'Why did you gaze upon me in so singular a manner for a moment? |
inu.30000007199981 | 229\ wisb — that wish, too, which she had so fer- vently and ao solemnly promised to obey? |
inu.30000007199981 | 235"Well,"said this nobleman,"how stands the matter now? |
inu.30000007199981 | Above hooks are for sale by all Booksellers, or copit s of? nv of them will be tent. |
inu.30000007199981 | Again I ask how they reminded you of him? |
inu.30000007199981 | Am 1 to proceed 2—or have I said enough?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Am I to be blamed for this? — is there aught unreasonable in such a request?—or does it not prove •like the depth and the sincerity of my Jove?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Am I to be blamed for this? — is there aught unreasonable in such a request?—or does it not prove •like the depth and the sincerity of my Jove?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And after all, what explanation could possi- bly be more natural? |
inu.30000007199981 | And might he not use it to prejudice the King against her? |
inu.30000007199981 | And now perhaps,'Dora and Percy, you Understand what I mean?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And now tell me whom I have had the pleasure uf serving this night? |
inu.30000007199981 | And now, relative to your penmanship, Lord Danvers assured me that you could wiite a fluent, plain, and clerkly hand?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And now, what do you think I am going to do, and why I came to the Temple Gardens at this hour?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And now, what says your lordship to a slice of the sirloin and a stoup of the wine whereof I have before spoken?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And so he has called again this morn- ing?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And this being — can language describe it? |
inu.30000007199981 | And vet you take the circumstance so coldly, Musidora?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And was it surprising that she should thus in every way have been fascinated by'her companion? |
inu.30000007199981 | And what is the result?" |
inu.30000007199981 | And what said the gentle Arline? |
inu.30000007199981 | Are not these deplorable catastrophes to be avoided?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Are there any fresh disasters relative to the monies you have laid out on my account?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Bertram?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Besides, as a beautiful youth — what age shall I say! — of eighteen? |
inu.30000007199981 | Besides,"exclaimed Musi- dora, suddenly raising her head proudly,"if we look each other in the^face, who ought to blush and be ashamed for the past? |
inu.30000007199981 | But I should ask whether you intend to resume business again in Genoa? |
inu.30000007199981 | But do you want to see the old man at this hour? |
inu.30000007199981 | But do you, when with the King, recom- mend him to drink wine on medicinal princi- ples?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But even thou, with all thy knowledge, Danvers, to what extent can thine imagination reach? |
inu.30000007199981 | But first give me, my lord, some definite idea of how Mu- sidora intends to act towards her father? |
inu.30000007199981 | But for what purpose, this flight? |
inu.30000007199981 | But has she worn those diamonds once? — has she condescended to appear in them on a single occasion? |
inu.30000007199981 | But has she worn those diamonds once? — has she condescended to appear in them on a single occasion? |
inu.30000007199981 | But have you yet been to the Lord Chancellor?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But how is Musidora? |
inu.30000007199981 | But how is this to be done?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But how looked Musidora? |
inu.30000007199981 | But how was I to account for the possession of the resources thus ob- tained? |
inu.30000007199981 | But how was the intelligence of Arline's broken plight to be.conveyed to Lord Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | But if Danvers were to deceive him? |
inu.30000007199981 | But if her intellect were thus powerful and her character thus ener- getic, what can we say of the feelings of her heart? |
inu.30000007199981 | But is it your humour thus to be in the dark? |
inu.30000007199981 | But is the Rangership safe?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But may 1 proceed in my re- marks without the risk of offending you?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But may I he permitted to inquire who was the author of this great and sudden good fortune that hath smiled upon ye both?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But now that he was rone, would the tyrant still remain passive? |
inu.30000007199981 | But now to the point You believe, Dr. Bertram, that Musidora, the worthy knight's daughter, has married King- Henry?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But now,"added the old banker,"I have answered you diver? |
inu.30000007199981 | But on what object did his eyes glare in such fierce intentness, through which a fren- zied exultation also penetrated? |
inu.30000007199981 | But peradventure your lordship set down my mo- tives as mercenary? |
inu.30000007199981 | But perhaps she is dead?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But say — have you found your daughter Clara? |
inu.30000007199981 | But te.l me, how did you discover my secret? |
inu.30000007199981 | But tell me in return, how came jou at once to recognize me — since, as I believe, you never beheld me before?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But tell me — since you have been one •f the King's physicians — joes his Grace in- dulge pretty deeply in his potations?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But upon recognizing Landini he at once suspected the object of his coming; and his looks grew troubled. —'Will you not venture?' |
inu.30000007199981 | But was he a fiend in human shape? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what course was she to pursue? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what is it that she thus reads? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what of this ecclesiastic of whom you speak?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But what to me was now the loss of wealth, since she to whom alone I should have bequeathed it was gone? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what was he now to do? |
inu.30000007199981 | But what was the disposition — what were the mental and moral attributes, of this splen- did creature? |
inu.30000007199981 | But where is she, my lord? |
inu.30000007199981 | But where lodges the object of our discourse? |
inu.30000007199981 | But wherefore did I accept this destiny? |
inu.30000007199981 | But wherefore had I experienced the relief of so sudden a joy at the question which the Count put? |
inu.30000007199981 | But wherefore not the cousin? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why did I suffer you thus to go on dissipating my treasures? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why did not thy words impress a lasting conviction upon my soul!—why was the effect fleeting and transitory? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why had Philip never acknowledged this marriage to his sister Arline? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why is it that I have sought this place to- night? — what strange influence is it that hath driven my wandering footsteps hither now? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why is it that I have sought this place to- night? — what strange influence is it that hath driven my wandering footsteps hither now? |
inu.30000007199981 | But why?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But you disapprove of the brief courtship of three or four weeks?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But you had not finished your obser- vations?" |
inu.30000007199981 | But you will forgive me all this? |
inu.30000007199981 | But, good heavens'of what was I to beware? |
inu.30000007199981 | By your name I conceive you to be of French extraction?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Can he, or dares he interfere? |
inu.30000007199981 | Creeping stealthily forth at an early hour this morning, whom should I suddenly encounter but Lionel Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | Did I not initiate you in ail the sublime mysteries of the cock- pit, ths tennis- court, and the gaming- ta- ble? |
inu.30000007199981 | Did he tell you that he had seen me?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Did you not likewise receive aa order to visit Windsor Castle? — and was not, that a pleasant day which we spent on the jaunt thither! |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you approve of this intention, my lord?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you consent to talk with me on such terms?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you fear to lose the place which Danvers him- self procured you? |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you not long to return to Sinclair House? |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you not think that she will be flattered by the choice that I thus make?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you un- derstand me?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Do you understand me, sweetest Marian?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Does not this tale,"—-and he pointed to the volum? |
inu.30000007199981 | Dra she read? |
inu.30000007199981 | Dreadful man — but as incomprehen- sible as you are dreadfel — was it at the case- ment or behind the tapestry that you were listening? |
inu.30000007199981 | For if Lord Danvers wished lav? |
inu.30000007199981 | Grant me, then, the interval which will thus elapse ere the twilight commences?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Had not the Duke declared that Danvers no longer exercised any influence over him? |
inu.30000007199981 | Has any one called to ask concerning me this morning?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Has his Right Reverend Lordship given you any hope of future employment? |
inu.30000007199981 | Has the whisper never reached you that an ancestress of mine suffered some grievous wrong at the hands of a scion of the house of Danvers?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Has there not been fearful magic in all this? |
inu.30000007199981 | Hast thou not given me thy first and purest affections? |
inu.30000007199981 | Hath it not occurred to you that these Danvers are a race different from other men and seeming to bear a charmed, life? |
inu.30000007199981 | Have I done wisely? |
inu.30000007199981 | Have I not already made thee understand that vengeance belongeth unto heaven, and not to man? |
inu.30000007199981 | Have no tidings ever been received by your family of the lost Arline?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Have you done all this?—for during the past week I have not had an opportunity of speaking to you alone?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Have you no longer any trust in me? |
inu.30000007199981 | He asked the ofti cer commanding the force, whether Dr. Forli was likewise arrested? |
inu.30000007199981 | He did not hint who his generous friend might be?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Heard you not a noise as of bones rattling in their coffin? |
inu.30000007199981 | How can a finite being be made to compre- hend the meaning of infinity? |
inu.30000007199981 | How could he do otherwise than express his grati- tude? |
inu.30000007199981 | How could it be otherwise? |
inu.30000007199981 | How know you what iron energies may exist in the inscru- table depths of her soul? |
inu.30000007199981 | How was it, then, that at the age of seventeen her manner un- derwent so abrupt an alteration that it seemed as if her very nature had been changed? |
inu.30000007199981 | How, then, would you have me hate an individual whom I have never seen, and who in his own per- son has never done barm to you? |
inu.30000007199981 | However, you will pardon me?" |
inu.30000007199981 | However,"he added, aa if desirous to cut short the con- versation,"you will follow my wishes,'Dora, and accept this invitation?" |
inu.30000007199981 | I dare hope — and where is the human creature whose lot is so desperate that hope does not remain? |
inu.30000007199981 | I have no doubt that you are athirst, nephew?" |
inu.30000007199981 | I have wine which might tempt the palate of an anchorite You shake your head, my lord, in refusal? |
inu.30000007199981 | I natural)? |
inu.30000007199981 | I"Your influence with Sir Lewis is doubt- less great?" |
inu.30000007199981 | If I be compelled to go forth, gold will perhaps bribe the sbirri, should I meet them? |
inu.30000007199981 | If he were to mark the evidences of her grief, what explanation could she give? |
inu.30000007199981 | If so, speak frankly; and tell me also why you gaze upon me with this strangeness of loot which I can not under- stand?" |
inu.30000007199981 | If so, take me to her — let me embrace her — let me par- don her if she be guilty! — But that surprise, my lord, which you promised? |
inu.30000007199981 | In a word, tell me — will you purchase my diamonds or not?" |
inu.30000007199981 | In one short month hast thou not learnt to love me as if by a year's unwearied devotion I had studied to win that love of thine? |
inu.30000007199981 | In short, what would you with me?" |
inu.30000007199981 | In what way is this to be managed? |
inu.30000007199981 | Indeed although it was Lort'Dan vers who did really send me, yet was not he expressly empowered by his Highness the King to do so?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Indeed is not the first step nlready taken towards the working out of thi* heredi- tary revenge of our's?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Indeed, as they gazer* upon her while, with a serene but cold dig? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is Clara alive?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it because I have resolved to restore to freedom a wretched old man whose captivity is need- ful to my purposes no longer? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it indeed naught but fevered fancy on my part? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it not expected that I should pre- sent myself at Court to thank his Highness for these bounties? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it not so, Musidora?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it not so, my lord?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it not so?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it not so?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it not so?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it possible that I am awake, or am I dreaming? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it that my soul still trembles and my brain still reels beneath the influence of those omens which seemed to mark the evening of our bridal? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it yes? |
inu.30000007199981 | Is it, I ask, in accordance with your unbiassed and unpur chase> 1 will?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Is your heart an icy chaos over which the spirit of love can never move with power to quicken its best and noliest feelings? |
inu.30000007199981 | It is time that you did marry; and whom could you better we d than your cousin whom you have known from her infancy?" |
inu.30000007199981 | It is true that I might ruin others by a full disclosure: but would not the blow rebound upon myself? |
inu.30000007199981 | It it impossible you can remain insensible to hit attentions, which are as assiduous as they are delicate? |
inu.30000007199981 | It was therefore evident that she had been absent some hours; but what could it mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | It's past two, and I should think you would both be glad to take a little rest"What say you, friend of mine?" |
inu.30000007199981 | J^ord Grantham, do you not find your young relative a beautiful and charming enigma? |
inu.30000007199981 | King uf England, did place in my bauds as authority for these proceedings?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Lady,"he continued, now addressing himself direct to our heroine,"what may be your sire's name?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Lionel Danvers dead?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Lord and Lady Grantham possibly have in sending me this invitation?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Louis 1 and are you alone?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Louis im- patiently,"to make a long story short, you tore open the envelope and examined the casket?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Louis'!—how, by the examination of my features, did you trace the resemblance to that family to which I belong?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Louis, now greatly agitated,"should you have expe- rienced such a feeling V Did you know the unfortunate Arline? |
inu.30000007199981 | May I say that much? |
inu.30000007199981 | Might it not be the farewell embrace which they are now taking? |
inu.30000007199981 | Musidora, do you demand forgiveness of me — you who can not possibly have offend- ed? |
inu.30000007199981 | No: for, after all, what could he say? |
inu.30000007199981 | Now therefore, if vour Grace be agreeable, the old man can be introduced; and we will hear the narative of his misfor- tunes?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Now, my lord, what am I to think? |
inu.30000007199981 | Now, my son, do you comprehend me? |
inu.30000007199981 | O Clara, hast thou indeed perished without receiving either my forgiveness or my blessing? |
inu.30000007199981 | Or, at all events, must I not convey that gratitude through the Lord High Chancellor?"' |
inu.30000007199981 | Ought I not to be grateful to thee for thus consenting to render me the happiest of mortals?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Perhaps if I had not spoken of the diamonds, you would not have alluded to the circumstance at ail?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Perhaps you will not think the worse of me for having required them?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Perhaps, Dr. Bertram, you are somewhat surprised to behold me a visiter to the Isle of Wight? |
inu.30000007199981 | Perhaps, how- ever, you have no longer any interest in the family of Danvers, now that he whom you have been wo nt to inquire for is no more?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Say that if I woo honourably and tenderly, you are to be won?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Shall I continue, sire? — do you wish me to proceed?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Shall I continue, sire? — do you wish me to proceed?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Shall it not be so, Margaret? |
inu.30000007199981 | She never caught that flitting saruonism of expression on her lover's countenance which had struck me so forcibly and which haunted me so cruelly? |
inu.30000007199981 | Should they fly? |
inu.30000007199981 | Signor Landini,'he exclaimed in a loud imperious tone,* what says your sister Bianca, and what say you? |
inu.30000007199981 | Sir Edward Poyninga is a traitor, then?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Still the hours dragger? |
inu.30000007199981 | Sucl as my destiny is, do I follow it: such as my fate is, do I pursue it""But your da*m — your final dqom, un- happy man?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Surely my Musi- dora does not entertain any suspicion of my honour — my good fiith — my love?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Surely we must have come many, many miles in that hour's ride? — and me. |
inu.30000007199981 | Surely, surely, if you murdered some traveller for his purse, you have not lieen foolish enough to leave those weapons behind you? |
inu.30000007199981 | TeH me — tell me — will you forgive me — can you pardon me?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me where she lies, that I may drag my weary limbs to her grave and weep over her last resting- place?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me — is your heart indeed of ice? |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me — undfr what circumstances did my daughter die?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me, child,'he added, bending a stern look upon his daughter,'do you love any other? |
inu.30000007199981 | Tell me, how- ever, do you write a good, clear, clerkly hand?" |
inu.30000007199981 | The reader will naturally ask whether it were that Musidora did not love the King and felt that if she accepted his hand she was sacrificing herself? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then turning towards her, he said,'By the bye, has the chivalrous young gentleman who rescued you made his appearance this forenoon at the Hall? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then was it not imagination — pure imagination — on my part? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then what was the origin of the almost marital alteration alluded to? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then what would become of you, my poor unhappy Arline? |
inu.30000007199981 | Then, am I Queen of England?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Think you then that she has not a proud, a haughty, a peculiar — aye, aud an indomitable spirit? |
inu.30000007199981 | Think you, I ask, that of their own accord they kept away?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Think you, then, that I will hesitate to deal forth a terrific retribution, now that opportunity will so shortly serve? |
inu.30000007199981 | Under such circumstances, how could you expect that either my uncle or myself, or any of the persons in our employment, would an- swer your queries? |
inu.30000007199981 | Was he, then, dealing in remonstrance despite his assurance to the contrary? |
inu.30000007199981 | Was it all a dream — a terrible illusion through which she had lieen passing? |
inu.30000007199981 | Was it through ambition? |
inu.30000007199981 | Was not the secret of her marriage most probably known to Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | Was the explanation which thou gavest of the sudden pang spring- ing up at times from an inward malady, the true one? |
inu.30000007199981 | Were the actors in the scene clad in wedding- dresses? |
inu.30000007199981 | What can I do to testify all I feel in return for the noble interest vou have thus taken in myself and Sir Lewis Sinclair V"What can you do?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What can I do? |
inu.30000007199981 | What can be done 1 what would you have me do?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What can it all mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | What can this mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | What could I tell him? |
inu.30000007199981 | What could Marian dol what could she say? |
inu.30000007199981 | What could she possibly say to account for the desolate dreariness of her looks? |
inu.30000007199981 | What if she were to recant her promise to Montauban and at any risk give back her troth to Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | What if the sbirri had traced him? |
inu.30000007199981 | What interest can I have in hurrying you away from the metro* polis or its neighbourhood in so peremptory a manner? |
inu.30000007199981 | What is it all about, my dear?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What is to be done?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What made you think so?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What more could I do? |
inu.30000007199981 | What more could I sny? |
inu.30000007199981 | What says Lord L'anulph himself? |
inu.30000007199981 | What shall we do?" |
inu.30000007199981 | What thinks, then, my gentle Margaret of Incoming the Lady of Glenmorris? |
inu.30000007199981 | What was she to do? |
inu.30000007199981 | What was she to do? |
inu.30000007199981 | What, then, are the I acts? |
inu.30000007199981 | What? |
inu.30000007199981 | Where ia this cousin of your's?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Where is he? |
inu.30000007199981 | Where is my authority empowering you to lay out my revenues ac- cording to your own discretion and plea- wire?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Where is the authority to prove that I ever gave you leave or license to play with my revenues? |
inu.30000007199981 | Where is the old man?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Wherefore should you ap- ply to me? |
inu.30000007199981 | Wherefore should you declare that you will never marry — you so young, so bright, so beautiful? |
inu.30000007199981 | Wherefore, then, should I be already impatient for the public recogni- tion of that rank which is assuredly mine? |
inu.30000007199981 | Who can tell! — it may be for as to wreak it, and not for the Landinis?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Who taught you how to chant a horse, secure a die, always cut a trump- card, and chouse at tennis? |
inu.30000007199981 | Who, then, was my gaoler? |
inu.30000007199981 | Why does Dan- vers once more encircle her elastic shape with his arm? |
inu.30000007199981 | Why does it seem as if he were hurrying her half- fainting along? |
inu.30000007199981 | Why have 1 ever sought you?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Why make matters worse than they were by addi- tional wrong? |
inu.30000007199981 | Why treads every foot so gently within the walls of Sinclair House? |
inu.30000007199981 | Why, how old are you? |
inu.30000007199981 | Why, then, seem to doubt me? |
inu.30000007199981 | Will not that be a glorious day for you, Mu- sidora?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Will you accept the heritage of this vengeance? |
inu.30000007199981 | Will you come to- morrow by yourself?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Will you make yeur old uncle happy? |
inu.30000007199981 | Will you repair to London, open a mercantile establishment there, and undertake the agency of the revenues derived from my English estates? |
inu.30000007199981 | Would it be indiscreet if a letter were written to his Majesty?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Ye both know that casket? |
inu.30000007199981 | Yes — there were those five names: but would the sixth panel ever be filled up? |
inu.30000007199981 | Yet for what earthly purpose could he thus be sent on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land? |
inu.30000007199981 | Yet what possible interest could he have? |
inu.30000007199981 | Yet where- fore have I alluded to all this? |
inu.30000007199981 | Yet where- fore should I despair? |
inu.30000007199981 | Yet, on the other hand, how could she possibly accompany him to the altar, allowing him to be deceived as to her real condition? |
inu.30000007199981 | You said that I am incomprehensible? |
inu.30000007199981 | You understand?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Your lordship is certain that I am to receive a similar purse every year?" |
inu.30000007199981 | Your sire, sweet Musidora, seems well pleased with that Dr. Bertram whom I sent to be his com- panion?" |
inu.30000007199981 | ^ — no wonder: for was not her heart the deposi- tory of a tremendous secret? |
inu.30000007199981 | all tin'appearance of exceeding amaze- ment;"is it indeed you whom I thus meet again, and at such an hour?" |
inu.30000007199981 | almost shrieked forth Arline,*1 beseech you to tell me what means this horrible mystery? |
inu.30000007199981 | and ale, hollands, lambswopl, wassail, and other good things, also medici- nally?" |
inu.30000007199981 | and have all these arrangements been carried out well?" |
inu.30000007199981 | and how have you fared in your application to the Chancellor? |
inu.30000007199981 | and if so, can I have immediate speech of him?" |
inu.30000007199981 | and in what manner are you to prepare me for his next visit? |
inu.30000007199981 | and should you yourself fail to wreak it, will you hand it down as a legacy to your posterity V I will,'responded Ludovico, solemnly, —'You swear?' |
inu.30000007199981 | and who is to be the new Governor of the Island?" |
inu.30000007199981 | and you will wear the dia- monds?" |
inu.30000007199981 | are we thus to continue alternating between angering and forgiving?" |
inu.30000007199981 | are you altogether happy?" |
inu.30000007199981 | art thou not worthy, dearest Marian,"cried Danvers, straining her to his breast,"of all that I can do for thee? |
inu.30000007199981 | asked St. Louis,"as a prnof of my good faith?" |
inu.30000007199981 | asked the doctor:"and after three or four turns in the orchard, did you not do an.t le justice to cold sirloin, cakes, and ale, by way of breakfast?" |
inu.30000007199981 | at your right hand? |
inu.30000007199981 | but would my father accept of such succour?' |
inu.30000007199981 | by none of those misgivings which haunted me? |
inu.30000007199981 | continued St. Louis, apostrophising himself:"what wilt thou do? |
inu.30000007199981 | did she work at her embroidery? |
inu.30000007199981 | does she love her old father as was her wo nt? |
inu.30000007199981 | don? |
inu.30000007199981 | exclaimed Dunhaven; then as he resumed his seat upon the stool, he asked,"By the by, what has become of him? |
inu.30000007199981 | f What mean you?" |
inu.30000007199981 | fcer stubborn virtue — and thaw her icy soul — or something to that effect?" |
inu.30000007199981 | flash from his eyes, play around his lofty fore- head, and illumine the wild beauty of his countenance with their baleful fires? |
inu.30000007199981 | forge the name of Lord Dan- vers?" |
inu.30000007199981 | forgive you — what have I to forgive?" |
inu.30000007199981 | from the acutest sujur.i.sg-""In what respect?" |
inu.30000007199981 | ft is preposterous I What in- l terest can I have in accomplishing your ruin? |
inu.30000007199981 | hand when she could not give her heart? |
inu.30000007199981 | have all the feelings of a woman frcraen into adamantine sternness within you?" |
inu.30000007199981 | have you brought a fetter from her? |
inu.30000007199981 | have •ou received bounties at the hands of Lionel Danvers?" |
inu.30000007199981 | he exclaimed, in a voice that Was rather sardonically taunting than fiercely irate;"thought ye thus to accomplish your black treachery? |
inu.30000007199981 | he exclaimed:"and how could you possibly offend me? |
inu.30000007199981 | himself, •* how is it that there seems to be within thee a hidden spirit of evil from which I hive found myself shrinking instinctively? |
inu.30000007199981 | horrifying thought! — what could her doom be, in the hands of such a being? |
inu.30000007199981 | how passed she her time? |
inu.30000007199981 | how then could it all be a delusion? |
inu.30000007199981 | how was she to act? |
inu.30000007199981 | how was she to act? |
inu.30000007199981 | how, in short, prosecute all those plans which he and I settled as we thought so admirably? |
inu.30000007199981 | if you were de- ceiving me?" |
inu.30000007199981 | in short, was it not certain to be very far from a mystery to him? |
inu.30000007199981 | in what direction did this mystic warning point? |
inu.30000007199981 | indeed, what more could I want? |
inu.30000007199981 | is it known to any other beneath this roof? |
inu.30000007199981 | is it possible, Musidora, that any thing has ever happened to you to render that idea a settled resolve in your hewt?" |
inu.30000007199981 | is it possible?" |
inu.30000007199981 | is it possible?" |
inu.30000007199981 | is it you come back?" |
inu.30000007199981 | is it you?" |
inu.30000007199981 | is not this felon- made bill an insuperable barrier in my path? |
inu.30000007199981 | is she acquainted with the misfortunes that have overwhelmed me? |
inu.30000007199981 | is that your style and title?" |
inu.30000007199981 | l«cause a sudden pang convulses me,"exclaimed Danvers,—"a pang arising from some internal malady — am I to be judged thus uncharitably by you? |
inu.30000007199981 | my lord,"returned St. Louis, « how can I ever sufficiently express my gratitude for all these demonstrations of kindness? |
inu.30000007199981 | my royal husband, that I am un- mindful of him who has lavished all bounties upon my family, and who has bestowed such especial favor upon myself?" |
inu.30000007199981 | or did she sit plunged for long hours in deep desponding reverie? |
inu.30000007199981 | or is it no?" |
inu.30000007199981 | or leading you into danger? |
inu.30000007199981 | or was he pleading with eloquence his own suit of love? |
inu.30000007199981 | or were you preparing for rest when I entered? |
inu.30000007199981 | perchance you believed that I sought to pry into your affairs to ascer- i tai « the amount of your wealth? |
inu.30000007199981 | quence of her astonished and frightened feel- ings, what mysterious power it was that ths Count had so suddenly obtained over her brother? |
inu.30000007199981 | rejoined St. Louis, with a sort of fierce earnestness;"and why should these not be the objects of such a feel- ing on my part? |
inu.30000007199981 | said Lord Gran- tham;"has any thing ever been whispered to him relative to this supposed marriage?" |
inu.30000007199981 | said Niat being — and surely he belonged not to this world? —"Again we meet!" |
inu.30000007199981 | say you so 1"muttered Dunhaven with a quick start; then in a low hissing whisper, he added,"Perhaps the hour of'vengeance has already come? |
inu.30000007199981 | she suddenly exclaimed,"do I thus give way to these painful thoughts 1 why do I now recall every fitful fancy that tortured me during those six weeks? |
inu.30000007199981 | speak out and tell me frankly — have you proved treacherous and faithless to the memory of your ancestress Arline? |
inu.30000007199981 | sud- denly exclaimed Lord Danvers, raising his finger with a warning gest;'what sound was that? |
inu.30000007199981 | suddenly ejaculated the nephew;"was not that a loud rapping at the street- door? |
inu.30000007199981 | t"Our present interview?" |
inu.30000007199981 | tell me,"exclaimed the young girl,"what is the meaning of all this?" |
inu.30000007199981 | the Earl of Grantham said in a faint treixltling voice,"Where will it please your Hip ineM to be seated?" |
inu.30000007199981 | then the prayer was not refused abruptly and •utright? |
inu.30000007199981 | then your lord- ship bearded the despot?' |
inu.30000007199981 | then your lordship saw him at that time?" |
inu.30000007199981 | then, you have seen little or nothing of the gaieties of the Court and Aristocracy? |
inu.30000007199981 | this to me, your King?" |
inu.30000007199981 | thro hex's is the ambition to< k> good?" |
inu.30000007199981 | tie you think of me when I am away?" |
inu.30000007199981 | was it imagination or a dread reality? — but now living lightnings seemed tc THE NECROMANCER. |
inu.30000007199981 | was not the priest's blessing given? |
inu.30000007199981 | were not the witnesses present? |
inu.30000007199981 | what became of th ° m? |
inu.30000007199981 | what can this be?" |
inu.30000007199981 | what course would you counsel me to adopt? |
inu.30000007199981 | what does it all mean? |
inu.30000007199981 | what have you done? |
inu.30000007199981 | what is this mystery that hangs around thee, Lionel Danvers? |
inu.30000007199981 | what mora can I desire?" |
inu.30000007199981 | what thought she? |
inu.30000007199981 | what was he to see or whom was he to meet on the sum- mit of Mount Lebanon? |
inu.30000007199981 | what was that ejaculation of ming- led consternation and dismay which at this instant reached Musidora's ears? |
inu.30000007199981 | what was the secret of thine heart?—of the many conjectures rife concerning thee, which was the true one? |
inu.30000007199981 | what was to be done now? |
inu.30000007199981 | where arc your swords?" |
inu.30000007199981 | wherefore did the first glimpse of it instantly recall him to your mind?" |
inu.30000007199981 | wherefore have I lived to hear this? |
inu.30000007199981 | wherefore have I survived her? |
inu.30000007199981 | wherefore is there a gloomy foreboding upon the countenance of every inmate? |
inu.30000007199981 | whither has Danvers brought him 1 has the sea been passed? |
inu.30000007199981 | whose eyes ought to quail before those of the other?" |
inu.30000007199981 | why did his very look make your proud heart quail and reduce you to submission? |
inu.30000007199981 | why did it sound like the knell of doom upon Musidora's ear? |
inu.30000007199981 | why did you not tell us that before?" |
inu.30000007199981 | why did you speak thus? |
inu.30000007199981 | why did you suffer him to treat me as he did? |
inu.30000007199981 | why does the tremor of; suspicion pass over your frame? |
inu.30000007199981 | why this gloom that creeps in upon my spirit? |
inu.30000007199981 | why this pre- sentiment of evil that takes possession of my soul? |
inu.30000007199981 | why were you so troubled on first meeting the Count? |
inu.30000007199981 | will ye see me bearded thus?' |
inu.30000007199981 | ye recognize these diamonds?" |
inu.30000007199981 | you are offended?" |
inu.30000007199981 | you do not then love me yet?" |
inu.30000007199981 | you doubt- less imagine that it is impossible for me to love tenderly and sincerely after so brief an acquaintance? |
inu.30000007199981 | you hesitate?" |
inu.30000007199981 | your lordship divined tnen full easily for whom my eyes sought?" |
inu.30000007199981 | « Come, tell me charmer, do you think of me during the day, when I am absent from you V"Can you ask me such a question?" |
inu.30000007199981 | — But I speedily recovered my firmness""And his look?" |
inu.30000007199981 | — how dared you break the wax fastening the paper that con- tained it?" |
inu.30000007199981 | •* And these contradictory senses, what may they mean?" |
inu.30000007199981 | •,* And you tell me this to my face? |
uc1.32106007215517 | But tell me,said my lady, with an entire change of tone, “ what could have induced you to come up to this dismal place?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Dawson is a good fellow, is n't he? |
uc1.32106007215517 | For town? ” “ Yes, Sir. ” “ My lady gone to London! ” said Robert, as he returned to the little sitting- room. uc1.32106007215517 Have you any letters of your brother's, Miss Tal- boys? ” he asked. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Have you ever seen any of the letters written by the late Mrs. Talboys? ” she asked presently. uc1.32106007215517 He has not been very ill, has he? ” Robert asked in the same key as that in which Alicia had spoken. |
uc1.32106007215517 | I am tired, and want to go to bed – do n't bother me. ” “ You'll take some hot brandy- and- water, George? |
uc1.32106007215517 | I do not. ” “ But why not? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is it me the flying female wants? ” he exclaimed at last. uc1.32106007215517 Is this all you have to say to me, Robert?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | My God! ” he said, “ what is the meaning of this? uc1.32106007215517 Perhaps you'd like some lunch? ” Mr. Audley suggested, still pulling his moustache. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Sure I never knocked, Misther Audley, but walked straight in with the key-"Then who did knock? uc1.32106007215517 Then you did n't see any one at the door, or on the stairs? ” TROUBLED DREAMS. |
uc1.32106007215517 | What, that? ” cried Luke, staring at the massive walnut- wood and brass inlaid casket. uc1.32106007215517 When?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Why, what can have become of the man? ” thought Robert, as he turned his back upon the Court. uc1.32106007215517 You knew Lady Audley when she was Miss Lucy Graham, did you not? ” he asked. |
uc1.32106007215517 | - “ But why not take care of him yourself, George?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | 113 passage you would fly at my throat and strangle me, would n't you?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | 131 Had anything happened to the poor dear gentle- man? |
uc1.32106007215517 | 141 “ Not a mortal soul, Sir. ” “ Was ever anything so provoking? ” said Robert. |
uc1.32106007215517 | 15 “ And your answer? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | 151 “ You'll not try to deprive me of your father's affection?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | 217 when I interrupted him at that sentence? |
uc1.32106007215517 | 285 simplicity, becamEven her dress.een more pure treachery, that I wish to see vengeance done upon the traitor? |
uc1.32106007215517 | 305 tation? |
uc1.32106007215517 | 315 en residing as, that I was from “ Did you see this Mrs. Vincent? ”"I did not. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Am I bound to dis- cover how and where he died? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Am I coming nearer to it now, slowly but surely? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Am I tied to a wheel, and must I go with its every revolution, let it take me where it will? |
uc1.32106007215517 | And could he withdraw now from the investigation in which he found himself involved? |
uc1.32106007215517 | But did either of them answer to the description of my friend? ” “ Well, I think one of them had a beard, sir. ” “ A dark brown beard?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | But did either of them answer to the description of my friend? ” “ Well, I think one of them had a beard, sir. ” “ A dark brown beard?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | But then what could an ignorant heavy dragoon like me do with such a child? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Could he stop now? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Dawson?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do n't you? ” “ Scarcely. ” “ But is there no one you love in England? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do n't you? ” “ Scarcely. ” “ But is there no one you love in England? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do we marry the baronet, and is poor Cousin Bob to be best man at the wedding?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do you dislike me?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do you hear? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do you know the pretty lady? ” “ No, Georgey; but tell me all about her. ” Mrs. Plowson made another descent upon the boy. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do you know what inductive evidence is, Miss Audley? ”"No,"replied Alicia, looking at her cousin as a 12* 180 LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do you re- member?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do you suppose I would let you go alone? ” “ I was sure you would go with me, ” she said thoughtfully. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Do you think, then, if murder is in him, you would be any safer as his wife? |
uc1.32106007215517 | D’yer want to ruin me? |
uc1.32106007215517 | D’yer want to'stroy me? |
uc1.32106007215517 | For any con- sideration? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Ha, Alicia, is that you? ” He turned round so as to intercept Miss Audley on her way to the staircase. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Had any of the passengers entered their names within a short time of the vessel's sailing? |
uc1.32106007215517 | How do I know that it was not some one with a mes- sage or a letter from George Talboys? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | How is it all to end?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | How many knots an hour was the vessel doing? |
uc1.32106007215517 | How should I dare to betray my love for him in that house, when I knew that even a sister's affection would be turned to his disadvantage? |
uc1.32106007215517 | How was he to deal with this epicure of five years old, who rejected bread- and- milk and asked for veal cutlets? |
uc1.32106007215517 | How was it? |
uc1.32106007215517 | How – how should he be dead? ” Robert did not answer this eager questioning. |
uc1.32106007215517 | I ai n't going to murder you, am I?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | I believe that I know by whom, but I will take no step to set my doubts at rest, or to confirm my fears?' |
uc1.32106007215517 | I decline to become the victim of that conspiracy. ” “ And you tell me to stop? ” asked Robert, solemnly. |
uc1.32106007215517 | I suppose you are fascinated as well as everybody else? ” added the young lady, rather snappishly. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is it a bargain, Lucy? ” “ Yes." |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is it to be so, Alicia, or not? ” “ What is that to you, Mr. Robert Audley? ” cried Alicia passionately. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is it to be so, Alicia, or not? ” “ What is that to you, Mr. Robert Audley? ” cried Alicia passionately. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is it wonderful that there have been quietists in the world ever since Christ's religion was first preached upon earth? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is that a sufficient answer, Alicia? ” drawing- room contemptuspiritless fel hunting ON THE WATCH. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is the radius to grow narrower day by day, until it draws a dark circle round the home of those I love? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Is there no one you love looking out for your arrival? ”"I hope so,"she said, gravely. |
uc1.32106007215517 | LADY AUDLE “ You will come and dine with us to- morrow, and bring your interesting friend? ” she said, in a low and tired voice. |
uc1.32106007215517 | M.?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Maloney?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Marks?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Oh, George Talboys, George Talboys, am I ever to come any nearer to the secret of your fate? |
uc1.32106007215517 | One written soon after his marriage; the other written at Liverpool, the night before he sailed for Australia. ” “ Will you let me see them? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Or can I sit down here to- night and say, I have done my duty to my missing friend; I have searched for him patiently, but I have searched in vain? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Please may I have a veal cutlet, with egg and bread- crumb, you know, and some lemon- juice, you know? ” he added to the waiter. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Put on your bonnet, Lucy; we shall be in time to catch the express. ” “ You will go with me?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Shall I ever grow old, Phæbe? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Shall I take them out of the room?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Shall we go up by the express, or shall we stop here and dine with my uncle to- night? ” asked Robert. |
uc1.32106007215517 | She can have them now for Billy. ” “ Who's Billy? ” Robert asked, laughing at the boy's chatter. |
uc1.32106007215517 | She told him that she stood alone in the world, did she not? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Should I be justified in doing this? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Surely, she is not utterly indifferent as to his fate?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | They want freedom of opinion, variety of occupation, do they? |
uc1.32106007215517 | They're all alike — they can only drop their eyes and say,'Lor, Sir Harry, and why do you call that curly black dog a retriever?' |
uc1.32106007215517 | This was all I could ever learn of her antecedents. ” “ What reason have you to wish to know more? ” asked the surgeon. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Through all the dreary time of that probation, her pretty white hand beckoning me onwards to a happy future? |
uc1.32106007215517 | To- day is the 27th: the time draws very near. ” “ And if you receive no answer? ” asked Lady Audley. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Was Captain Maldon at home? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Was she long in the surgeon's family? ” “ A year and a half, Sir." |
uc1.32106007215517 | Was the wind favourable? |
uc1.32106007215517 | We must wish! ” said George, “ I know what I wish. ” “ What? ” “ That we may get home quickly." |
uc1.32106007215517 | Well, how's it to be, Alicia? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Were you talking of Sir Michael all the time?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | What am I to do? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What am I to do? ” He rested his elbows on his knees and buried his face in his hands. |
uc1.32106007215517 | What can have happened in such a short time as that? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | What can there be for me henceforth but suffering? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What could there be so extraordinary in the simple fact of a gentleman being late for his dinner? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What do men know of the mysterious beverage? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What do we know of the mysteries that may hang about the houses we enter? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What does your cousin mean to do for a living when you are married?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | What had been his love for his first wife but a poor, pitiful, smouldering spark, too dull to be extinguished, too feeble to burn? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What has happened to cause the change?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | What if that should have been George's fate? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What if the young man's greedy old father- in- law had tried to separate them on account of the monetary trust lodged in Robert Audley's hands? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What if you receive no answer to your advertisements? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | What is the cold to me? ” she said, flinging back her shawl and baring her beautiful head to the bitter wind. |
uc1.32106007215517 | What on earth made you go out upon such a night? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | What refreshment could he possibly provide for a boy who called it afternoon at three o'clock? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What shall I do if I find him ill; very ill; dying perhaps: dying upon her breast? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What shall I do?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | What should happen to him? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What should you say to a public- house for you and me, by and by, my girl? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What sort of person is this young Mr. Talboys? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What time, sir? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | What would I not do to bring him back? |
uc1.32106007215517 | What's fifty pound, or what's a hundred pound —?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Who was it that walked off? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Who's dead? ” “ Another person whose name is Talboys, Georgey." |
uc1.32106007215517 | Why did n't I think of it before? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Why do you come and say these things to me? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Why do you come and try to put such fancies into my head, when I am going home to my darling wife? ” “ Your wife,"she said;"that is different. |
uc1.32106007215517 | Will he go to the pit- hole?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Will my hair ever drop off as the leaves are falling from those trees, and leave me wan and bare like them? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Will you do so? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Will you go into the high road and tell the man to drive on a little way? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Will you love me?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | Would Mr. Audley walk in? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Would it be in ten days, in eleven, in twelve, in thirteen? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Would the gentleman send in his card? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Would the gentlemen walk in and sit down a bit? |
uc1.32106007215517 | Yes or no?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | You came by the four o'clock, if you remember, and there's always a many by that train. ”"You do n't remember him, then? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | You find the beard makes a great difference, do you not, sir? ” he said, appealing to Robert. |
uc1.32106007215517 | You in London already?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | You say a blacksmith has been here? ” “ Sure and I did, sir. ” “ To- day?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | You say a blacksmith has been here? ” “ Sure and I did, sir. ” “ To- day?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | You understand me? ” “ Perfectly." |
uc1.32106007215517 | You will do this, will you not?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | You will write to me from time to time, will you not? |
uc1.32106007215517 | You wo n't be rude? ” “ Rude! |
uc1.32106007215517 | You wo n't try to injure me? ” “ Injure you! ” exclaimed Alicia; “ how should I in- jure you? ” PHEBE'S SUITOR. |
uc1.32106007215517 | You wo n't try to injure me? ” “ Injure you! ” exclaimed Alicia; “ how should I in- jure you? ” PHEBE'S SUITOR. |
uc1.32106007215517 | You'll go with me, George? ” “ Yes, if you really wish it. ” The quiet form which his grief had taken after its AFTER A YEAR. |
uc1.32106007215517 | and what are they? |
uc1.32106007215517 | or being, as I think, on the road to that discovery, shall I do a wrong to the memory of George Talboys by turning back or stopping still? |
uc1.32106007215517 | or,'Oh, Sir Harry, and did the poor mare really sprain her pastern shoulder- blade?' |
uc1.32106007215517 | suspicions, which may grow upon me till I become a monomaniac? |
uc1.32106007215517 | wet streaming down your coat- sleeves? |
uc1.32106007215517 | what am I doing? ” mut- tered the old man, feebly; then raising himself from Lady Audley's Secret. |
uc1.32106007215517 | you knew that he was coming to South- ampton? ”"Knew that he was coming! ” cried Robert, brightening up. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Alicia, my darling, what is it?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Alicia, you've been crying?!! |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ And do you suppose I care for it? ” cried Robert, with charming naïveté. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ And left again immediately?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ And not since? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ And what do you infer from all this?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Are you glad to see me, Luke? ” she asked. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Are you going to bed, George?". |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Bob, ” he said, “ where are we? ” “ In my chambers, my dear boy, in the Temple. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Brave! ” he cried, with a joyous peal of laughter; “ was n't I working for my darling? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ But do we accept him — yes or no? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ But is there any one else whom you love? ” She laughed aloud at his question. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ But you were with him while he examined the locks, I suppose? ” Mr. Audley asked. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Did she speak of me? ” he asked; “ did she speak of me at — at — the last? ” “ No, she went off as quiet as a lamb. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Did she speak of me? ” he asked; “ did she speak of me at — at — the last? ” “ No, she went off as quiet as a lamb. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Do the birds annoy you, George? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Do you know that the day after to- morrow is the 1st of September? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Do you remember the gentleman that came down to Audley with me, Smithers? ” asked Robert. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Do you wish the time shorter? ” “ Do I? ” cried George; “ indeed I do. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Do you wish the time shorter? ” “ Do I? ” cried George; “ indeed I do. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Does my cigar annoy you, Miss Morley? ” he said, taking it out of his mouth. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Does your friend send any address? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ George- George who? ”"George Talboys." |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Good heavens! ” cried George, “ do n't you know me?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Great Heaven! ” exclaimed George Talboys, “ is this the way you welcome me? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Had we better ask at one of the hotels about a Mrs. Talboys, George? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Has she baffled me by some piece of womanly jugglery? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Have I done right?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Have you taken Lady Audley back to the Court? ” he said to the coachman, who had stopped to call for a mug of hot spiced ale. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ He is here, then? ” “ No, he is not here now, but he has been here." |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ How should you know that I loved him? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ I'm so glad; for I'm dying to see this handsome young widower. ” “ Are you, Alicia? ” said her cousin. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ If I do n't find him there, I shall go to South- ampton, ” he said “ and if I do n't find him there"“ What then?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Is n't that nice? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Is n't there a secret passage, or an old oak chest, or something of that kind, somewhere about the place, Alicia? ” asked Robert. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Lucy, you heard me? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Miss Talboys, ” he said,"what can I? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ My dear Mr. Talboys, why do you think of these things? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ No, not since. ” Was the man sure that it was at two Mr. Talboys called? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Not wasting your time, I hope? ” “ No, my lady, I have been altering the blue dress. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Oh, what am I doing? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Shall we try the secret passage, George? ” asked Mr. Audley. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Then why, in goodness'name, did you make that row at the door, when you had a key with you all the time?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Then you do n't particularly care to live at Mount Stanning? ” said Robert, politely, as if anxious to change the conversation. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Was he dressed in grey? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Was the gentleman any relative? ” she asked of Robert Andley, as George sobbed aloud. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Well? ” she said interrogatively “ We managed it capitally. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Were they poor? ” he asked; “ were they pinched for money while she was ill? ” “ Oh, no!" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Were they poor? ” he asked; “ were they pinched for money while she was ill? ” “ Oh, no!" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What are we to do, George? ” Robert Audley asked. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What are you blubbering for, lass? ” he said fiercely. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What are you going to do with the child? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What can I do? ” he thought. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What can be the matter? ” She looked up at her husband with wide- open, terrified eyes, and seemed half afraid to break the seal. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What can be the meaning of all this? ” said Robert. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What did it matter? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What do you care what becomes of me, and whom I marry? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What do you mean by all this? ” “ Lady Audley,"answered the young man gravely,"I have never practised as a barrister. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What do you mean by that? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What does all this mean? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What does it mean? ” he thought. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What have you been doing all this morning? ” asked my lady. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What if I answer no? ”. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What is it, Lucy? ” he asked;"and how did it happen?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What is it, Lucy? ” he asked;"and how did it happen?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What on earth is the matter with this woman? ” thought Robert, as he turned from the boy to the fair- MRS. PLOWSON. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What pretty lady? ” “ The pretty lady that used to come a long while ago." |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What was she but a servant like me? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What's the good of being rich, if one has no one to help spend one's money?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What's this? ” he asked presently, pointing to a brass knob in the framework of the box. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ What, has he come? ” cried Alicia. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Where are you going? ” exclaimed his friend. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Who is that? ” she asked, putting out her head. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Who would have thought that I could have grown so fond of the fellow, ” he muttered, “ or feel so lonely without him? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Who's dead? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Why ca n't women dress according to their station? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Why do I go on with this? ” he thought; “ how pitiless I am, and how relentlessly I am carried on. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Why do n't you take th'chile'way, er wash's face? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Why, in Heaven's name, what has the man done with himself?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Why, my dear Robert, should we be so very ceremonious towards each other? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Why? ” “ Because I am patient. ” “ But to return to Mr. George Talboys, whom we lost sight of in your eloquent discussion. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Will you be so kind as to give me the address of this Mrs. Vincent? ” asked Robert, taking out his pocket- book. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Would you believe it, Sir Michael? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Would you object to a cigar, Mrs. Marks? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Yes, Mum. ” “ You understand? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ Yes, it is pretty, is it not? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You always thought that I should take him away?" |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You are sure my cigar does not annoy you, Lady Audley? ”"Oh no, indeed; I am quite used to the smell of tobacco. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You do n't mind the pipe, do you George? ” his friend asked, quietly. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You do not object, Mr. Maldon? ”"No, sir — no, sir; you are his guardian, and you have a right to take him where you please. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You do not think him very ill? ”"No,"answered Robert. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You have come straight from the Court, Sir? ” said Phæbe, as she handed Robert the sugar- basin. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You have no objection to my taking Georgey away with me, Mr. Maldon? ” asked Robert Audley. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You surely are not in love with the awkward, ugly creature, are you, Phæbe? ” asked my lady sharply. |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You think he'll murder you, do you? |
uc1.32106007215517 | “ You wo n't forget?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | How did I come here? ”. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Oh, is it nothing? hvd.hn1gqx What friend?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who says you do n't take it with you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You do not know?' hvd.hn1gqx ''Ow am I going to? — why, like this way.' hvd.hn1gqx ': • Help me? — How?'.' hvd.hn1gqx ': • Help me? — How?'.' hvd.hn1gqx 'A burglar? — I see.—Go on.' hvd.hn1gqx 'A revolver? hvd.hn1gqx 'A young man?' hvd.hn1gqx 'Acquaint! — whom should I acquaint?'. hvd.hn1gqx 'After the ball,-eh?' hvd.hn1gqx 'Ai n't yer seein'someone in authority?' hvd.hn1gqx 'All of which is granted, but — how far was it from Hammersmith Workhouse?' hvd.hn1gqx 'Alone! — Am I not telling you? hvd.hn1gqx 'Although you have confined yourself to gentle felony, shall I not shower blessings on the head of him who has been robbing Paul? — Away with you! hvd.hn1gqx 'Am I going mad? hvd.hn1gqx 'Am I not coming to it? hvd.hn1gqx 'Am I to understand, Mr Atherton, that this has been done with your cognisance? hvd.hn1gqx 'And did you propose?' hvd.hn1gqx 'And do you regard her as a sister? hvd.hn1gqx 'And do you suppose that my removal will clear the path for you?' hvd.hn1gqx 'And he would hang?'. hvd.hn1gqx 'And pray what was your notion of an illustration?' hvd.hn1gqx 'And then?' hvd.hn1gqx 'And where do you think they have been taken?' hvd.hn1gqx 'And where is Miss Lindon now?' hvd.hn1gqx 'And you did n't take the cabman's number?' hvd.hn1gqx 'Are you not his friend?' hvd.hn1gqx 'Are you off? hvd.hn1gqx 'Are you serious?'. hvd.hn1gqx 'Are you sure that this man, Robert Holt, is the same person whom, as you put it, you saw coming out of my drawing- room window?'. hvd.hn1gqx 'Are you sure? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Are you sure?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Are you the guard of the 12.0 out from St Pancras?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Are you the sort of clerk who is always out of a situation? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Are you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'As you say, how can he? — he ca n't stand on the railing and shout, even with a friend holding him behind.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Atherton, what is the matter with you? — Have I done something to offend you too?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Atherton, what is the matter with you? — Have I done something to offend you too?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Atherton? — Is it you? — It's all right,—quite right. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Atherton? — Is it you? — It's all right,—quite right. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But as yet you are not one.—Is my cause so hopeless?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But have you acquainted no one with the cause of your non- attendance?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But how shall I open it if it is locked?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But if mademoiselle is so tired, will she not permit me to assist her?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But what am I to do?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But what has become of Miss Lindon?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But what is the tarradiddle? — do n't you see I'm burning? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But what is the tarradiddle? — do n't you see I'm burning? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But why?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But — where? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But, if there's room, are n't they bound to let me in?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'But-""But me no buts 1"Sydney, do n't torture me,- let me stop here where I am,—don't you see I'm haunted?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'By George! — It's just as I thought! — The beggar's hypnotised Then he said aloud, Can you see it now?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Can you tell me what were the exact tenets of the worshippers of Isis?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Certainly I am; — but would you, on that account, wish me to share his political opinions, even though I believe them to be wrong?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Cockroach? — I know not what you say.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Come, my lad, this wo n't do I- Wake up I- What's the matter? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Coming with me? — I am delighted to hear it,- but where?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Coming with me? — I am delighted to hear it,- but where?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Could you describe the two men?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Did n't I tell you to say that I did n't wish to see him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Did you acquaint your father with the addition to his household?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Did you hear any- thing? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Did you not hear me tell you that I will undress myself? — you are to go to bed. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Did you notice any signs of packing up?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Did you see how he was dressed,—or, rather, un- dressed?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do I not know? — what does it matter?---you shall see! |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do I understand that this announcement has been made to me as one of the public?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do I? — Then, in that case, I presume that you are here for the reason which appears upon the surface,- to commit a felony. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do clerks come through the window?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you always receive visitors in here?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you hear me?—do you hear what I say? — do you hear me, miss?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you hear me?—do you hear what I say? — do you hear me, miss?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you know Paul Lessingham?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you know that as a fact?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you mean about the Arab? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you mean that they say it's full when it isn't,- that they wo n't let me in although there's room?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you mean to say that you do n't know that you were indebted for that to your Oriental friend?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you not feel for him the same as I?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you really mean that you take an interest in- in my work?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you seek to catch me tripping? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you think I stand in awe of you? — you l- of such a thing as you! |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you think he's in a fit, miss?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you think so,—why?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you wish me to understand that you do come from Miss Lindon?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Do you, do you believe in witchcraft?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Does he strike you as being a — foreigner?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Does she love another man?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Done much of this sort of thing?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Driver, where's the casual ward?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Drunk? — dead? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Drunk? — dead? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Due! — Yes, I was due,—but what does it matter?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Each time after you have returned from a late sitting in the House of Commons?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Fanchette! — Is there something with us in the room?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Friends? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'From a friend of mine?- Are you sure it was from a friend of mine?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'From a friend of mine?- Are you sure it was from a friend of mine?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Goci save us! — who is that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Got any money? — My crikey I look as though I'ad — I sound as though I'ad too! |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Had n't the followers of Isis a — what shall I say? — a sacred emblem?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Had n't the followers of Isis a — what shall I say? — a sacred emblem?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Had n't they an especial regard for some sort of a- was n't it some sort of a — beetle?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Has he escaped?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Has he told you so? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Has n't he been a great traveller?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Has that other young man gone?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Haunts me?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Have I seen whom?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Have you been spending the night in this — wizard's cave?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Have you heard of Obi?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'He has what, my lad? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'He is good to look at, Paul Lessingham,—is he not good to look at?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'He shall never have her, eh?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'He would be shamed?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'He's only one of the paupers,—has he any right to act as one of the officials?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'His side is my side, and my side is his side; — you will be on our side? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Hollo, Holt, what's the matter with you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'How am I to know what the thing's called? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'How are you going to manage it,--have you got any money?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'How close were you to him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'How is it hard? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'How shall I find it? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'How, then, shall I escape his righteous vengeance? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I am afraid that that I am not one of those persons who ever do appear to much advantage, did I not tell you so last night?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I am not a thief, I am an honest man,—why should I do this thing? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I am not disturbing you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I beg your pardon, Marjorie, but this is of the nature of an unparalleled experience,—didn't you hear some- thing then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I fancy I have some faint recollection of your being so good as to say something of the kind, but — where's the application? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I know no more than the man in the moon,—how the dickens should I? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I say,'he remarked, not at all unreasonably,'where am I?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I suppose that the marvels which are told of it are purely legendary?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I suppose that you did n't keep a constant watch upon the premises?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I suppose there is no doubt that you did leave it open?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I suppose you have to keep this sort of thing secret?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I take it that you are a reminiscence of the Rue de Rabagas,—that, of course; — is it not of course? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I thought that you were at the Duchess'?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'I'm going to the House of Commons, wo n't you come?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'If I had spoken before?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'If it was all bluff I never saw a better piece of acting,-and yet what sort of finger can such a precisian as St Paul have in such a pie? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'If what I guess is what you mean is not that a cause the more why silence would be unfair to her? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'In a sense, is n't that in his favour?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'In the belief that a priest of Isis-- or anyone- assumed after death the form of a scarabæus?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'In the very act of dying? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'In what belief?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Indeed? — Is that so? — Your meaning may be lucidity itself to you, but, for my benefit, perhaps you would not mind translating it into words. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Indeed? — Is that so? — Your meaning may be lucidity itself to you, but, for my benefit, perhaps you would not mind translating it into words. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Indeed? — What have you gone through?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Indeed? — What have you gone through?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is Mr Lessingham ashamed of you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is he dead?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is he great? — well l- is he great,—Paul Lessingham? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is he great? — well l- is he great,—Paul Lessingham? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is he mad?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is it not sufficient to be yours?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is it possible that you imagine that I came here to see something killed?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is not the fact that I do so pride myself proof that I am not likely to make assertions wildly,—proof, at any rate, to you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is that one of the facts with which you propose to tickle the public ear?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is that so? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is that so? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is that so? — It occurs to me that you have made a slight mistake,—this is London, not a dog- hole in the desert.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is there an empty chair?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Is there anybody in this house? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'It took me by the throat l''Is that the meaning of the marks upon your neck?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'It's a bargain?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'It? — What do you mean by it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'It? — What do you mean by it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Lessingham! — come, man, what's wrong with you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Like a thief you went into his house, did I not tell you that you would? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Love her?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'May I ask if I may rely upon your preserving your presence of mind?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Miss Lindon's? — or the glove girl's?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Miss Lindon's? — or the glove girl's?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Money?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Much damage done?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'My Oriental friend? — you mean yours. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'My blood?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'My dear Marjorie l''Do you think I ca n't see that you know all about what Mr Holt has been telling us,- perhaps more about it than he knows himself? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'My dear Marjorie, why will you persist in treating me with such injustice? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'My dear papa!-do you intend me to spend the remainder of my life in the drawing- room?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'My forgiveness?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Nice bloke, ai n't he?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'No? — really? — what do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'No? — really? — what do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Not in the East?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Nothing could give me greater pleasure, but — might I point out? — Mr Holt has to find it yet?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Nothing could give me greater pleasure, but — might I point out? — Mr Holt has to find it yet?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Now, candidly, would you recommend me to place myself in the hands of a mental pathologist?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Now, my lad, it's plain that you're not dead What's the meaning of this? — Move yourself I'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Of course I do,—what do you suppose I've come for? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Of course I'm sure, you can go and see for yourself if you like; do you think I'm blind? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'On whom — on you, or on Paul Lessingham? — Who at any time, has shown mercy unto me, that I should show mercy unto any?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'On whom — on you, or on Paul Lessingham? — Who at any time, has shown mercy unto me, that I should show mercy unto any?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Or a follower of Isis?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Or does he fear your father?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Ostensibly, there'sa vacuum,—which nature abhors.- I say, driver, did n't you see someone come up the steps?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Papa! — Do you really think that Sydney's opinion, or your opinion, is likely to alter facts?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Pardon me, it's true,—else how comes it that, at this time of day, I'm without a friend in all the world?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Partners? — Yes,—we will be partners. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Paul Lessingham's?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Paul Lessingham? — You need have no fear if you encounter him.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Peter, what is the matter in the street? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Pray how do you happen to know?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Quite.—You forgive me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Seen a sign of anything?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Shall you go with me?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Should it be locked?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'So you have come, after all! — Was n't it splendid? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'So!—Do you always come through a window which is open?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Something of what kind? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Something tripped me up,—what's this?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Sure? — Consider!' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'That is what you do mean, is it? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'That you swear?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'The Arab party?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'The Inspector wants to know how you got here, has anyone been doing anything to you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'The blame was mine,—what sort of side do I show you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Then how is it you've forgotten?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Then perhaps you can tell us what was in the bundle?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Then what do you suggest?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Then why through this?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Then will you do this for me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Then you think that — juggling villain did get hold of her?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'There!--Can't you hear it droning?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Think so? — Perhaps you're right. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Think? — nothing. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'This friend of Holt's — am I not telling you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'This that you're engaged upon,—is it a projectile or a weapon? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Three in a hansom?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'To commence with, may I ask if you have come through London, or through any portion of it, in that costume, or rather, in that want of costume? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'To what do you allude?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'To what marvels do you particularly refer?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'To which of the clerks, Mr Champnell, do you wish to put your questions?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'W — what do you mean by here? — wh- where's the carriage? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'W — what do you mean by here? — wh- where's the carriage? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'W- w- what the d- devil's the — the m- m- meaning of this?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'W- what was that tomfoolery she was talking to you about?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Was he a maniac?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Was he alone then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Was he alone?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Was it open when you returned from your pursuit of Holt?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Well 1-this is a pretty fix! — now what's to be done?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Well, nurse, how's the patient? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Well, sir, what's the matter now? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Well, was it beetle, then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Were n't the priests of Isis — or some of them — sup- posed to assume, after death, the form of a-- scarabæus?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Were there any signs of a struggle?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What Paul Lessingham?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What ails you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What are you going there for? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What did I tell you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What did he say and do?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you call your cause? — are you thinking of that nonsense you were talking about last night?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you call your cause? — are you thinking of that nonsense you were talking about last night?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean by upset? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean by you do n't know? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean by you're wrecked? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean with your old gent at the window? — what window?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean with your old gent at the window? — what window?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean, it's yours?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you mean?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What do you want to know?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What does it matter?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What else are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What has he done to you that you should wish to be revenged on him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What has the Englishman's law to do with me?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What have you put it there for?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What is it I am being warned against,—the beetle?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What is it that you mean, sir?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What is the nature of the delusion? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What is the question?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What is this curious arrangement of glass tubes and bulbs?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What is this?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What is your name?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What old gent?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What on earth do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What on earth do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What party down Fulham way?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What sort of a man is he to look at, this patient of yours?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What sort of a thing?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What sort of peril? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What then? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What was there peculiar about his clothes and his walk?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What was this you found upon your study table,- merely a drawing?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What's the matter with this confounded blind? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What's the matter with you? — Are n't you well?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What's the matter with you? — Are n't you well?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What's the matter? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What's the matter?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What's the matter?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What's wrong with you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'What|--Not when I am going to be his wife?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Where are you off to?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Where have you come from? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Where s that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Where the devil are we?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Where's your train? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Where?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Where?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Which is the next nearest workhouse? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Which is the window which served you as a door?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who are you?—Do you hear me ask, who are you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who calls you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who done that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who has he killed?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who the devil are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who was that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who was the individual, practically stark naked, who came out of your house, in such singular fashion, at dead of night? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who — who's your Oriental friend?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who's the him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who?- Is there more women in the world than one for me, or has there ever been? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Who?- Is there more women in the world than one for me, or has there ever been? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Why do you ask?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Why not? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Why should I be? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Why should she not?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Why?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Will you answer a question?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Will you come to my laboratory to- morrow morn- ing?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Will you let me pass, please?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Wo n't'e let yer in?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Work'us? — about three mile; — but, if I was you, I'd try St George's.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Would it yours?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Yes, Sydney, what do you feel for me in your heart of hearts? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'Yes,—but of the soul or of the body?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You are quite sure this is the house? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You are sure he asked for three tickets?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You come from Miss Lindon?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You could not? — How do you mean you could not?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You could not? — How do you mean you could not?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You did n't speak to him,—or to the cabman?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You do not know French? — nor the patois of the Rue de Rabagas? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You do not know French? — nor the patois of the Rue de Rabagas? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You do not understand? — no!—it is simple l — what could be simpler? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You do not understand? — no!—it is simple l — what could be simpler? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You know the fellow I saw coming out of your drawing- room window?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You mean that business of last night? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You never saw anything of her again?--Are you sure she went back into the house?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You never saw anything of her again?--Are you sure she went back into the house?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You're sure it's nothing to do with this? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You, Mr Atherton, are you also a magician?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You? — Alone?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'You? — Alone?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | 'lave set yourself to play?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * All night you have wanted me,—do I not know? |
hvd.hn1gqx | * And do you suppose that I would have sat still while a cat was being killed for my — edification? |
hvd.hn1gqx | * And, pray, what is the common feeling which we have for him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Before, or after death?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * By the way, what was the secret history, this morn- ing, of that little incident of the cockroach?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Do n't I tell you that I love her?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Flown — How?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * From whom?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Haunted?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Haunted?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * How long ago do you say this was? |
hvd.hn1gqx | * In men's clothing?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | * It's you, Mr Phillips, is it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Lessingham! — It's only a picture I- Are you stark mad?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Mr Atherton! — Is that you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Mr Atherton?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Tell me, Percy,—honest Indian! do you really love her?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Then that's all right.—Do I understand that you propose to come in with me?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Then where can this mysterious old gentleman have got to, can you suggest an explanation? |
hvd.hn1gqx | * To hear Paul Lessingham?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Well? — to what?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Well? — to what?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * What's the matter? — What have I been saying now?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * What's the matter? — What have I been saying now?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * Where are you off to?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You are Mr Atherton?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You are Mr Champnell?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You are sure he was indoors?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You ca n't! — Why?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You call me thief?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You had forgotten?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You mean Scarabæus sacer,-according to Latreille, Scarabæus Egyptiorum? |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You remember that last night I told you that I might require your friendly services in diplomatic intervention?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You think she did?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You think so? |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You think so? — You remember that picture of the scarabæus which, yesterday morning, frightened you into a state of semi- idiocy.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You will be on my side?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | * You will.—Do you hear? — I say you will.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | - Once more, are you going to give me that revolver and those letters?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | --Will some of you men help to carry him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | -Do you think our friend over there is acting?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | -Jehoram l- what's that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | -What are yer goin'to do? |
hvd.hn1gqx | -What does mademoiselle mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | -You hear me, sir?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | -You see that cat?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | -can I give you a lift?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | -wasn't it magnificent? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 1 “ What's this?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 108 THE BEETLE Would she now?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | 130 THE BEETLE • Are you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 142 THE BEETLE “ And what does all the world know of him? — I ask you that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 142 THE BEETLE “ And what does all the world know of him? — I ask you that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 196 THE BEETLE The words were ringing in my ears.- What was that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 218 THE BEETLE • Anyone in there? |
hvd.hn1gqx | 268 THE BEETLE'Gentlemen, I fear that I have here something which will distress you,—is not this Miss Lindon's hair?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | A bundle?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | A burnoose do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | A woman? — Oh.—How do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | A woman? — Oh.—How do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | AFTER TWENTY YEARS 847'A stranger?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Ai n't there a cupboard nor nothing where he could hide?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Ai n't you got no money?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Am I going mad? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Am I intruding? — I believe I am.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | And also, and at the same time, who the devil are you?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | And then what followed?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | And what did you say?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | And you are Mr — Who? — how did you come here? |
hvd.hn1gqx | And you are Mr — Who? — how did you come here? |
hvd.hn1gqx | And you, do you think marriage would colour your convictions?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | And you,—are you kind? |
hvd.hn1gqx | And, once more, sir, who are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you aware how strangely you are looking at me, Atherton? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you aware that the purport of my presence here is to ask you how that picture found its way into your room?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you better?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you deaf and dumb? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you driving at something in particular? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you not well? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you stark, staring mad? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you sure that the ward is full?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you sure the whiskers are real?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you sure this is Miss Lindon's dress?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you sure those were the words he used?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you sure, Atherton, that there is no one at the back?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are you under a vow of silence, or are you dumb,—except upon occasion? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Are your sentiments towards her purely fraternal? |
hvd.hn1gqx | As 264 THE BEETLE he himself suggested, what inducement could he have had to tell a lie like that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | As Sydney would phrase it,—am I going to makeanidiot of myself? |
hvd.hn1gqx | As for there being any revolvers in the house, papa has a perfect arsenal,—would you like to take them all?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Be advised by me, and do not compel me to resort to measures which will be the cause to you of serious discomfort.—You hear me, sir?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Beg pardon, sir, but was that a Harab you was a- talking about to the Hinspector?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | But I do n't understand what cause there has been for secrecy,--why should there have been any secrecy from the first?'" |
hvd.hn1gqx | But what am I to do?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | But, as you will perceive for yourself, until I am able to give that information every moment is important.—Where's the Station Superintendent?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | But, on the other hand, what could have become in the space of fifty seconds!--of his'old gent'? |
hvd.hn1gqx | But, suppose the place was empty, what would be the use of knocking? |
hvd.hn1gqx | But, then, what track?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | By the way, were n't you due to speak in the House to- night?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | CHAPTER XIII the picture'I wonder what that nice- looking beggar really means, and who he happens to be?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | CHAPTER XVII MAGIC?-OR MIRACLE? |
hvd.hn1gqx | CHAPTER XVII MAGIC?-OR MIRACLE? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Can the objection be political? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Can you bear to think of him in her arms?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Can you describe him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Can you not guess?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Champnell, have n't you got that dashed hat of yours yet? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Cheer up! — one never knows! — Who is this that's coming?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Come,—tell us all about it|--what are you afraid of?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Could he give me as much instruction in the qualities of unknown forces as I could him? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Did I tell you last night about what took place yesterday morning,—about the adventure of my find- ing the man?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Did you think it was a woman?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Did you try to stop him?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Directly I knelt down beside him, what do you think he said?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do nt'you want to get away from it, back into the presence of God?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you dare to in- sinuate anything against — Paul?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you know that a fellow has jumped out of your drawing- room window?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you mean that he is dead drunk? — at this hour!'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you resent it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you stand in terror of the minions of the law,—at last?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you suppose I live in an atmosphere of fairy tales?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you swear that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you think I am a boy to be bamboozled by every bogey a blunderer may try to conjure up? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you think I could mistake them, • especially after what has happened since? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you think I'm mad?-- I wonder if I'm going mad. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you think I'm quite an idiot?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you think that I do n't know you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you think that this is a performance in a booth, and that I am to be taken in by all the humbug of the professional mesmerist? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Do you think that's possible?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Doctor, if there is any of that brandy left will you let me have it for my friend?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Does it take the shape of a — beetle?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Does the body die, and the brain — the I, the ego — still live on? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Excuse me, sir, but who's the old gent?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Feel like? — Just anyhow,—and nohow. |
hvd.hn1gqx | For that alone I could have you punished, and I will l- and try to play the fool? |
hvd.hn1gqx | For you are my slave,--at my beck and call,-my familiar spirit, to do with as I will, you knew this,-eh?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Has anyone been assaulting you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Has anyone been hurting you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Has he put some of his spirit into you? — You are a wiser man.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Has the scoundrel attempted violence? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have I offended you so irremediably that it will be impossible for you to dance with me again?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have I offended you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you forgotten bat I came for?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you forgotten something else which you said to me last night?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you forgotten that this is our dance?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you got those wires?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you hypnotised him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you no home?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you now?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you received any communication from Scotland Yard to- night having reference to a matter in which I am interested?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have you seen her?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Have'150 THE BEETLE you ever seen a clairvoyant?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | He is not the man to suffer a midnight robber to escape him scatheless, shall I have to kill him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | He went up the chimney, as all that kind of gentlemen do.—Why the deuce did you let him in when I told you not to?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Her life was bidding fair to be knit with his,—what Upas tree of horror was rooted in his very bones? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Holt, to do with the errand on which we are bound?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | How are you feeling?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | How coud I come to think I saw something when I did n't?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | How do you know it's his?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | How do you pull it up? — What the In the middle of his sentence Sydney ceased speaking. |
hvd.hn1gqx | How far is it to Kensington?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | How is it that you have forgotten that you asked me to come? — did n't you mean it?!.. |
hvd.hn1gqx | How is it that you have forgotten that you asked me to come? — did n't you mean it?!.. |
hvd.hn1gqx | How long ago is it since you left?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | How long ago was it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | How long is this race to continue between attack and defence? |
hvd.hn1gqx | How was that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | How?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I am by no means prepared to admit that I have this feeling which you attribute to me, but, even granting that I have, what then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I am not even afraid to remember,—you perceive it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I am not jesting,-I am in earnest; wo n't you take my word for it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I ask you l- Is it not good to be dead? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I daresay. Do you think I do n't know you've been deceiving me all the time?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I felt it alight upon the coverlet; — shall I ever forget the sensations with which I did feel it? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I had not noticed it there previously, I had not put it there,—where had it come from? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I instructed them to tell you to have a special ready,—have you got one?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I say what I mean,-I always have said, and I always shall say.—What do you know of him outside politics,- of his family — of his private life?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I say, Atherton, have you seen Miss Lindon?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I see.--Even happy with another? — I'm afraid that my philosophy is not like yours. |
hvd.hn1gqx | I see.—Am I to understand that you do not choose to answer me, and that I am again to use my — magic?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I see.—It's like that, is it?—Suppose she loved another man, what sort of feeling would you feel to- wards him? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I shall not fail to do what should be done.—Give me your promise that you will not hint a word to her of what you have so unfortunately seen? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I stared,—as who would not? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I stood and listened, what was it that hovered so persistently at my back? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I suppose I am.- Is anything harder than to be intruded on by an undesired, and unexpected, guest?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I suppose I shall.—You wo n't mind being left alone?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I tell you — do I not know? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I want to know, Mr Stone, if, in the course of the day, you have issued any tickets to a person dressed in Arab costume?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | I was so astonished,-as who would not have been? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I was still,—what would my contradiction have availed me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I wish it were only a bee, I wish it were.—Sydney, do n't you feel as if you were in the presence of evil? |
hvd.hn1gqx | I'm coming to it, are n't I? — if you'll let me. |
hvd.hn1gqx | INSTRUCTION TO COMMIT BURGLARY 31'You know his house, the house of the great Paul Lessingham,—the politician,--the statesman?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | If he was n't indoors, where was he then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | If the man, with whom I had just been speaking, was gone, where had he gone to? |
hvd.hn1gqx | If the thing had been a trick, I had not the faintest notion how it had been worked; and, if it was not a trick, then what was it? |
hvd.hn1gqx | If this glittering creature was there, in his stead, whence had it come? |
hvd.hn1gqx | In Heaven's name, what is the matter with you, man? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Indeed.—And pray how is this consummation which is so devoutly to be desired to be brought about?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Interrupting you again, you see.—May I?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is he dead?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is it absolutely certain that there could be no shred of truth in such a belief?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is it not sweet to stand close at my side? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is it possible that you can enlighten me as to their source?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is it possible, that, all the time, you have actually been concealed behind that — screen?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is it some kind of an exhauster?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is n't it grand to have such great gifts, and to use them to such good purpose?- Speak, Sydney! |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is n't that something like a weapon, sir?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is n't there some superstition about evil befalling whoever shelters a homeless stranger?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is she mad?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is that all you have to say?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is that so, madam?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is there a better thing than to be his wife? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is there for a woman a happier chance? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is there still the piano? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Is this the person who wished to see me?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | It is n't a very far cry to Hammersmith,—don't you think you are well enough to drive there now, just you and I together in a cab?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | It would seem out of place in a Cairene street,—would it not? — even in the Rue de Rabagas,—was it not the Rue de Rabagas?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | It would seem out of place in a Cairene street,—would it not? — even in the Rue de Rabagas,—was it not the Rue de Rabagas?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | It's a worry,—you understand?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Its forelegs touched the bare skin about the base of my neck; they stuck to it,- shall I ever forget the feeling? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Last night you invited me to come and see you this morning,—is that one of the follies of which your tongue was guilty?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Lessingham,'I said,'you're either mad already, or you're going mad,—which is it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Let me consider,—what has Lessingham done which could offend the religious or patriotic susceptibilities of the most fanatical of Orientals? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Like a thief he found you,-were you not ashamed? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Like an idiot I followed, leaving Marjorie to wait for me • Álone? |
hvd.hn1gqx | MAGIC?--OR MIRACLE? |
hvd.hn1gqx | MAGIC?--OR MIRACLE? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Mademoiselle is not well?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Marjorie Lindon?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Marjorie Lindon?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | May I ask, sir, to what I am indebted for the pleasure of your company?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Miss Lindon is disguised in your old clothes, is n't she?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Mr Atherton?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Mr Lessingham's cat?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | My dear Sydney, are you not aware that it is an attribute of small minds to attempt to belittle those which are greater? |
hvd.hn1gqx | My dear chap, how on earth am I to know?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | My interest? — that is another thing; it is your interest of which we are speaking.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | No man likes to have his hand forced, especially by one whom he regards — may I say it? — as a possible rival. |
hvd.hn1gqx | No! — Have you? — By Jove! — Where? |
hvd.hn1gqx | No! — Have you? — By Jove! — Where? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Not moved? — Is he still insensible?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Not moved? — Is he still insensible?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Now what's to be done? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Now, why was that?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | O'course that ai n't all I've got to say,—ain't I just a- comin'to it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Of me he asked in a whisper,'Did you bring a revolver?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Of what wretched folly have you been guilty? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Of what?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Oh l- It's you, is it? — What the deuce are you doing here?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | Oh l- It's you, is it? — What the deuce are you doing here?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | Oh, was it? |
hvd.hn1gqx | On your account, or on my own? — At least he will have me haled to gaol.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Once more I ask, how did you find your way into my back yard?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | One's eyes are apt to play us tricks; — how could you see what was n't there?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Or should I push my researches further? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Or — could it be a beetle? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Pray, sir, are you a magician?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Pray, sir, who are you, and on whose invitation do I find you here?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Precisely, what do you mean? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Revolvers? — whatever for?'.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Revolvers? — whatever for?'.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Says it's full, does'e? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Seen a priest of Isis assume the form of a beetle?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Shall I advise detention?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Shall I dismiss the cabman,—or do n't you feel equal to walking? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Shall I tell them to get ready?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | She is good,—he is bad,—is it not so?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | She looks upon me as a brother-* As a brother?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | She went away with Lessingham,—did you see her?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Sheet of paper and all?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Should I, now I had ascertained that the room was, at least, partially furnished, beat a retreat? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Since, like a thief he found you, how comes it that you have escaped,—by what robber's artifice have you saved yourself from gaol?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | So you'ave come,'ave you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | So!—Through the window again I- like a thief I- Is it always through that door that you come into a house?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Something is the matter, tell me what it is.—Is it that I am too early?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Sorry that I love you l- why? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Sydney, do people suddenly go mad? |
hvd.hn1gqx | THE APOTHEOSIS OF THE BEETLE 121 yard? |
hvd.hn1gqx | THE CONSTABLE AND THE CAB 293 Good God I- Champnell I''Well?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | THE MAN IN THE STREET 207 •Deceiving you? — I! |
hvd.hn1gqx | THE MURDER AT MRS'ENDERSON'S 311 • Who is this man?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | THE PICTURE 85'How do you mean? — transmigration is transmigra- tion. |
hvd.hn1gqx | That while you suffered me to pour out my heart to you unchecked, you were aware, all the time, that there was a listener behind the screen?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | The deuce you have From whom?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | The little house with the blue- grey venetians, and the piano with the F sharp missing? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Then how comes he here?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Then my instinct had told me rightly,'Can you describe the person?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Then what sort of a clerk are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Then what will serve?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | They ai n't coppers?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Think I've nothing better to do than to wait upon the likes of you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | This is Commercial Road, sir,—what part of it do you want?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | This is'Ammersmith Workhouse, it's a large place, sir,—which part of it might you be wanting?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | This morning did I not say,—if you want me, then I come?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | To revive their action, and that instantly, was indis- MAGIC?_ OR MIRACLE? |
hvd.hn1gqx | To revive their action, and that instantly, was indis- MAGIC?_ OR MIRACLE? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Upset?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Very good,—then what is it that you do know? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Very well.—Do you happen to know if there are any revolvers in the house? |
hvd.hn1gqx | WHAT THE TIDINGS WERE 255'Did Marjorie tell you about the fellow she found in the street?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Was ever rejected lover burdened with such a task? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Was it something new in scientific marvels? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Was that how you invariably intended to begin?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Waterloo Railway Station, you are sure that was what he said?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | We looked upstairs, and downstairs, and everywhere — where could he have been?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Well then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Well!--why not?—would you have him injure the cause he has at heart for want of a little patience?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Well, has the beetle done anything to you?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Well,—how does it feel to be dead? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Well? — I see,—Paul Lessingham.—What then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Well? — I see,—Paul Lessingham.—What then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Well?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What are you then — French? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What can be the matter with me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What could be in the room, to have suffered me to open the window and to enter unopposed? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What did he look like,—this old gent of yours?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What did he mean by his allusion to lunatics in politics,- did he think to fool me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you know about me? — Nuffink! |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you know against Lessingham, apart from his politics?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you know of him besides this?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you mean by “ of a kind?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you mean? — was it furnished when you left?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you mean? — was it furnished when you left?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you mean?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you say has happened?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What do you think has happened?! |
hvd.hn1gqx | What does it make you feel like, this love you talk so much about?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What had she not been made to suffer to have kept up that continued'wailing noise'? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What have I done to deserve this thing? — If you keep me waiting long I'll tear that infernal den to pieces!' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What have you come to see me about?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What is in the thing? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What is that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What is the matter with the man?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What is the nature of your objection to Mr Lessing- ham?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What is the story?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What is this?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What man's life has? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What more promising witness are we likely to find? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What reason have you for suspecting that Mr Atherton has seen this individual of whom you speak, has he told you so?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What sort of a clerk are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What sort of a looking person was he?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What sort of man is he to look at?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What the devil are you THE SUDDEN STOPPING 331 doing here, what's wrong? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What was I to do? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What was that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What were the words?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What words are they?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What would Marjorie think of me if she saw me ow?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What would you feel like?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's happened?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's he mean? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's that??' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's that??' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's the matter with him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's the matter with the girl?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's the matter with you?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's the matter? |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's the meaning of this little caper 2-Where do you think you're going now?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's this? — let's see what's written! |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's up there?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | What's your little game? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Whatever for?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | When a man speaks with an Apostle's tongue, he can witch any woman in the land.—Hallo, who's that?--Lessingham, is that you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | When a man speaks with an Apostle's tongue, he can witch any woman in the land.—Hallo, who's that?--Lessingham, is that you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Where am I?" |
hvd.hn1gqx | Where's my servant?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Where's that brandy?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Where's that dashed hat of yours, or are you going without it? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Where?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Which may I have? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who among men can claim to be without sin? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who are you?—In God's name, who are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who but a lunatic would have attempted burglary in such a, costume?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who is this man, and how did he come in here, and who came in with him, and what do you know about it altogether? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who is your Oriental friend?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who knows what mystery's beneath?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who the deuce are you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who's been worrying you, your father?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who's that?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who's the lady?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who's them'ere parties? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who's there? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Who, with a heart in his bosom, would deny it me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why are you staring at me like that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why did n't you stop him? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why did you come through the window?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why did you leave the door open when you went?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why do you ask?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why do you ask?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why do you beat about the bush,—why do n't you speak right out?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why do you keep on snubbing me?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why do you laugh — do you think that being threatened with the police is a joke? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why on him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why should I let it go? — Do you know whose cat that is? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why should I let it go? — Do you know whose cat that is? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why should I not do it then? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why should I?—what does it matter? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why should n't they be real?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why should she think of a man like you, when she has so much better fish to fry?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why should you be sorry that you have become the one thing needful in any man's eyes,—even in mine? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why the old gent peeping through the window of the room upstairs?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Why will you come where you're not wanted?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Will you let me see it once more?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Will you see me to the carriage, THE DUCHESS'BALL 99 Mr Atherton?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Will your past bear the fullest in- vestigation? |
hvd.hn1gqx | With your aunt?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | Would Paul not come down with a run? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Would you be willing to resign her to him with- out a word?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Yet what do you think she does? |
hvd.hn1gqx | Yet, in that strange and inhospitable place, where was I to get food at that time of night, and how? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You are a thief I Only thieves come through 28 THE BEETLE windows, did you not come through the window?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You are my friend,—are you not my friend?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You are not likely to find it so.—Have you suddenly been bereft of the use of your tongue?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | You are small, but he is smaller,—your great Paul Lessingham! — Was there ever a man so less than nothing?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You are sure he had a bundle on his head?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You did n't see who were his companions?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You do not know it?--Well! |
hvd.hn1gqx | You fool I tell me who you are?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You have heard this tale before?- No doubt. |
hvd.hn1gqx | You have your own way of conducting a conversa- tion, Mr Atherton.—What are the events to whose rapid transit you are alluding?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | You kept it in your inner drawer, Paul Lessingham, where none but you could see it, — did you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You know me, do n't you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You look English,—is it possible that you are not English? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You promise me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You saw Paul Lessingham,—well? — the great Paul Lessingham I- Was he, then, so great?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | You saw Paul Lessingham,—well? — the great Paul Lessingham I- Was he, then, so great?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | You say you do not know it? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You think that she still is worshipped?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You understand?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You will be cold, your feet will be cut and bleeding, but what better does a thief deserve? |
hvd.hn1gqx | You will find it inter- esting,-as an instance of a singular survival.---Didn't the followers of Isis believe in transmigration?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | You'd like to tell him so?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | You, with your white skin, if I were a woman, would you not take me for a wife?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | and where?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | do n't all the facts most unfortunately point in one direction? |
hvd.hn1gqx | his well- beloved? |
hvd.hn1gqx | is it necessary that you should come and play these childish tricks with me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | is papa down yet?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | look which ise 1We burgle THE PICTURE'Did he take anything?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | the light of his eyes? |
hvd.hn1gqx | what concern have you with me? |
hvd.hn1gqx | what do you want? |
hvd.hn1gqx | what on earth should make her do a thing like that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | what speechless torture? |
hvd.hn1gqx | who sent you here? |
hvd.hn1gqx | why? |
hvd.hn1gqx | why?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | with the tinny treble,—indeed, the whole atmosphere, was it not tinny? — You agree with me?—I have not forgotten. |
hvd.hn1gqx | · And what diabolical mischief do you imagine that he proposes to do to her?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | · Before all men?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | · What do you know of this man Lessingham?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | · Why should I? — I'm not a child.' |
hvd.hn1gqx | Зro THE BEETLE Can you tell me if anything has been seen of the person in question by the men of your division?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Are you cross with me?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Are you sure?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • As — how?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Atherton, what is your actual position with reference to Marjorie Lindon? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Did nothing happen to attract your attention be- tween the young lady's going back into the house and the coming out of this young man?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Did you see him?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Has Mr Lindon no notion of how things stand be- tween you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Hate them? — I thought you'd come to see an illus. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Holt?- Is he an Englishman?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Holt?- Is he an Englishman?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • How are you going to get a bed then?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Is it yours?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Is it? — Forgive me if I say, I doubt it. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Is that the only explanation which you have to offer?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Miss Lindon?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • On your side, or Mr Lessingham's?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Something with us in the rooin? — Mademoiselle? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Something with us in the rooin? — Mademoiselle? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Then for what did you come?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Then what do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Then why do n't you let me help you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Well?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Were n't supernatural powers attributed to the priests of Isis?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What did you see?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What do you know of Mr Lessingham?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What do you mean by that? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What do you mean by that?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What do you mean?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What has happened to her? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What is it you do not know? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What is it?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What is the matter with you? — why do you speak THE DUCHESS'BALL 95 to me like that?- it is not like you at all. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What is the story in your life of which you stand in such hideous terror? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What matter?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What wo n't let you?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What's he mean about a beetle?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What's in the wind?'. |
hvd.hn1gqx | • What's the meaning of this, Mrs Henderson? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Where are these — what shall I call them delinea- tions?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Where?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Who is the gentleman you are alluding to?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Who is this individual whom you speak of as my-Oriental friend?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Who put it there?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Who's there?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Why do n't you? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Why is it singular?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Why, in particular, not to Miss Lindon?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • Will you be my wife? |
hvd.hn1gqx | • You are sure this thing of beauty was a man?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • You think so?' |
hvd.hn1gqx | • You've been with Miss Lindon all the afternoon and evening, have n't you, Mr Holt? |
hvd.hn1gqx | •You shall see you observe how happy it is?' |
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uiug.30112066851749 | 23 The astonished Caliph trembled as he answered, yet in a style that showed him to be no novice in preter- natural adventures: “ Where art thou? |
uiug.30112066851749 | 5, 106, 193,& c. Whence got youfalse keys? |
uiug.30112066851749 | 51 We arrived at the horrible Kaf? |
uiug.30112066851749 | 54 THE HIS TORY 0F “ To what tends this ominous rhapsody?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | 81'phantoms, and was terrified at the silence she preserved; at length addressing her: “ Speak, ” said he, “ where are we? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Besides, who shall prescribe laws to me? |
uiug.30112066851749 | But with the deference due to so venerable a critic, will this ex- plication suffice? |
uiug.30112066851749 | If victors were accustomed to go thither for them pre- vious to their triumphal entry? |
uiug.30112066851749 | In such a climate and situation, what present could be more acceptable to Vathek than this refreshing collation? |
uiug.30112066851749 | In\'\(_ ‘\"7‘2 Mblmwwy~ k 5,3 “ 18¢? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Inter- rogating each other, they shouted, “ Are we not ap- proaching the radiant palace of light? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Ion? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Is it necessary to exhibit such spectacles to a mighty Potentate, with interludes of Talapoins more mangy than dogs? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Limping and chattering his teeth, he appeared before his master, who inquired what was the matter, and how he came soused in so strange a pickle? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Perceivest thou not that I may perish by drinking to excess no less than by a total abstinence?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | She, in- stantly springing to the ground, advanced towards her son and said: “ What dost thou here in this little square chamber?' |
uiug.30112066851749 | THE HISTORY OF “ Are the Peries come down from their spheres? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Then, addressing his guards, “ Have ye heard him speak? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Thus Xenophon( as cited in Dr. Hunt ’s Dissertation( X91 8 ’ my film; sky — say pm{ 7 agimv um wgoc'mau gyro;- 704; 7a? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Vathek, who heard the dialogue, cried out: “ What imports it you how I am employed? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Was it not from hence that W'arburtou framed his hypothesis on the origin of Gothic architecture? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Where can a more exquisite trait, both of nature and character, he found than this request of the eunuch presents? |
uiug.30112066851749 | Whither is she gone? |
uiug.30112066851749 | and Why is he now not here?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | and at whom thou art aiming thy gibes?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | and can you imagine that Iwill suffer her charms to decay in hands so inefficient and nerveless? |
uiug.30112066851749 | and should we not be prepared to offer it as soon as the tumult is subsided? |
uiug.30112066851749 | and where he obtained such beautiful commodities?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | and will he likewise come hither?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | are they Monker and Nakir, come to throw us into them? |
uiug.30112066851749 | are you come hither to eat rice and hear sermons with me? |
uiug.30112066851749 | art thou not ashamed to be seen grasping this limber sapling, in preference to the sceptre of the pre- adamite Sultans? |
uiug.30112066851749 | art thou palpable likewise?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | cried Vathek; “ dost thou speak? |
uiug.30112066851749 | cried he; and, taking long strides as he spoke, “ did you not suspect me of abjuring my charge? |
uiug.30112066851749 | cried he; “ what are these dreadful rocks? |
uiug.30112066851749 | cries the Caliph; “ and must I then perish in these deserts with thirst, whilst I may refresh myself in the valley of melons and cucumbers? |
uiug.30112066851749 | do you not see those spectres that are stirring the burning coals? |
uiug.30112066851749 | dost than not discern a company of maidens seated on camels, and advancing over the high ground above the streams of Jort- ham? |
uiug.30112066851749 | exclaimed Nouronihar; “ will the time come when I shall snatch my hand from thine?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | for may it not be asked, If to celebrate a triumph for foreign successes palms from Idumaia were requi- site? |
uiug.30112066851749 | further availed himself of it in the Epic here projected? |
uiug.30112066851749 | hast thou not yet devoured those poor children? |
uiug.30112066851749 | hast thou the same graceful form? |
uiug.30112066851749 | hath our Caliph another tower to build? |
uiug.30112066851749 | hath the Caliph murdered us both with his terrible look?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | in? ».n.s&* 1, f “ 41.1. |
uiug.30112066851749 | is he also dead of his grief? |
uiug.30112066851749 | is it then by these phantoms that we have been for six months tormented? |
uiug.30112066851749 | is the commander of the faithful sick?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | is this the end of thy journey? |
uiug.30112066851749 | is this the fruit of the knowledge I have taught thee? |
uiug.30112066851749 | or are you beloved of some Genius that hath given you a pick- lock? |
uiug.30112066851749 | or gardens more 104 THE HISTORY OF delightful than those of Sheddad?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | or have the relentless Afrits, whom Carathis so much loves, fixed in this place their abode?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | perceivest thou not how my mouth waters?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | quid me- morem sacramenta, qua: violare nefas arbitrantur? |
uiug.30112066851749 | r; they traverse the deserts? |
uiug.30112066851749 | remains there no more mercy?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | the same radiant features? |
uiug.30112066851749 | there heard, yet not without shuddering, the voice of the Indian, who, gnashing his teeth, eagerly demanded: “ Where are they? |
uiug.30112066851749 | these valleys of darkness? |
uiug.30112066851749 | thy golden key? |
uiug.30112066851749 | to whom Providence hath confided the care of innumerable subjects, is it thus that thou fulfillest thy mission? |
uiug.30112066851749 | violent evils require as violent reme- dies; the Caliph has bronght desolation and horror into my family, and how shall we resist his power? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what can such a prodigy mean?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | what comest thou hither to do? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what do you intend?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | what hadst thou to do with torches? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what is passing in thy solitudes? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what means all this winding and writhing? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what means all this? ” said she, panting for breath. |
uiug.30112066851749 | what objects occurred to his view? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what will become of him? ” Vathek at this apostrophe knitted up his brows, and Carathis inquired what it could mean? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what will become of him? ” Vathek at this apostrophe knitted up his brows, and Carathis inquired what it could mean? |
uiug.30112066851749 | what, not yet asleep?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | whence he came? |
uiug.30112066851749 | where are they? |
uiug.30112066851749 | where are thy sabres? |
uiug.30112066851749 | where art thou? |
uiug.30112066851749 | whither hast thou brought us? |
uiug.30112066851749 | without knowing at least if my hair- brained son will complete his adventure? |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ And why did you enter this cursed lodge?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ How say you?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ How, “ cried Vathek, “ can I descend to thee with- out the certainty of breaking my neck? |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ Of what moment is it to us what you thought, or think?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ Ought a monarch like you to visit with his harem the abode of a grey bearded emir, who knows nothing of life? |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ Relentless Giaour l"answered Vathek with emotion, “ can nothing content thee but the massacre of these lovely victims? |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ To what purpose,"asked they, “ have we been brought hither? |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ What thenl"replied the Caliph bluntly, “ would you surrender this divine beauty to a husband more woinanish than herself? |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ Where am I?" |
uiug.30112066851749 | “ Where is he?" |
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uc1.32106018600103 | A gentleman- like, good sort of a fellow as ever lived. ” “ But how came you to know him? ” “ Know him! |
uc1.32106018600103 | A neat one, is not it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | A pretty good thought of mine — hey? ” Isabella's countenance was once more all smiles and good- humour, and James too looked happy again. |
uc1.32106018600103 | ALLEN, ” said Catherine, the next morning, “ will there be any harm in my calling on Miss Tilney to- day? |
uc1.32106018600103 | After what you told him from me, how could he think of going to ask her? ” “ I can not take surprise to myself on that head. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Am I never to be acquainted with him? |
uc1.32106018600103 | And now — what had she done, or what had she omitted to do, to merit such a change? |
uc1.32106018600103 | And now, what say you to going to Edgar's Buildings with me, and look- ing at my new hat? |
uc1.32106018600103 | And so he hardly looked once at you the whole day? ” “ I do not say so; but he did not seem in good spirits. ” “ How contemptible! |
uc1.32106018600103 | And was not it odd that he should always take his walk so early? |
uc1.32106018600103 | And what was there more to be seen? |
uc1.32106018600103 | And what will then be their acquaintance? |
uc1.32106018600103 | And why had she been so partial to that grove? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Are not you* wild to know? ”* “ Oh!yes, quite; what can it bez But do not tell me. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Are you not carried a little too far? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Are your sisters coming? ” “ I am not looking for anybody. |
uc1.32106018600103 | But I dare say, Mr Morland, you long to be at it, do not you? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But is not your father uncomfort- able about it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But what do you think we have been talking of? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But what will your ex- cellent father and mother say? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But when did she judge amiss? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But when it did come, where could distress be found? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But where is her all- conquering brother? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But who are you looking for? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But, How should I be influenced? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But, dear Mrs Allen, are you sure there is nobody you know in all this multitude of people? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But, my dearest Catherine, have you settled what to wear on your head to- night? |
uc1.32106018600103 | But, my dearest Catherine, what have you been doing with yourself all this morning? |
uc1.32106018600103 | By accident or argument? ” “ Your sister taught me. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Can either of us be more meetly employed? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Can you spare me for an hour or two? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Can you stand such a ceremony as this? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Can you? ” “ Yes, I am fond of history. ” “ I wish I were too. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Canyou, in short, be prevailed on to quit this scene of public triumph, and oblige your friend Eleanor with your company in Gloucestershire? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Catherine took her place at the table, and after a short silence Eleanor said, “ No bad news from Fullerton, I hope? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Could Henry's father? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Could it be possible, or did not her sense play her false? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Could it be possible? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Could not the adventure of the chest have taught her wisdom? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Could there be any unwillingness on the general's side to show her over the Abbey? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Could you shrink from so simple an adventure? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Did not they tell me that Mr Tilney and his sister were gone out in aphaeton together? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Did not we agree together to take a drive this morning? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Did you ever hear the old song, ‘ Going to one wedding brings on another'? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Did you ever see an animalso made for speed in your life? ”( The servant had just mounted the carriage, and was driving off.) |
uc1.32106018600103 | Do you really desire it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Do you scold them for not admiring her? ” “ Yes, that I do. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Does he drink his bottle a day now? ” “ His bottle a day! |
uc1.32106018600103 | Does he not drive a phaeton with bright chestnuts? ” “ I do not know, indeed. ” “ Yes, I know he does; I saw him. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Does he want a horse? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Does not he want Captain Tilney to go away? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Eleanor, I suppose, has talked of her a great deal? ” “ Yes, a great deal. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Every hope, every expecta- tion from him suspended, at least; and who could say how long? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Had not Miss Morland already seen all that could be worth her notice? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Have you been waiting long? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Have you gone on with ‘ Udolpho'? ” “ Yes, I have been reading it ever since I woke; and I am got to the black veil. ” “ Are you indeed? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Have you gone on with ‘ Udolpho'? ” “ Yes, I have been reading it ever since I woke; and I am got to the black veil. ” “ Are you indeed? |
uc1.32106018600103 | He did not love her walk; could he, there- fore, have loved her? |
uc1.32106018600103 | He is avery temperate man, and you could not fancy him in liquor last night? ” “ Lord help you! |
uc1.32106018600103 | How are the civilities and compliments of every day to be related as they ought to be, unless noted down every evening in a journal? |
uc1.32106018600103 | How are your absent cousins to understand the tenor of your life in Bath without one? |
uc1.32106018600103 | How can you ask the question? |
uc1.32106018600103 | How could she have so imposed on herself? |
uc1.32106018600103 | How could you tell me they were gone? |
uc1.32106018600103 | How do you like my gown? |
uc1.32106018600103 | How is my head, my dear? |
uc1.32106018600103 | How were people, at that rate, to be under- stood? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I am sure Mrs Morland would not be pleased.—Mrs Allen, are not you of my way of thinking? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I can not bear to see it. ” “ Dear madam, ” cried Catherine, “ then why did not you tell meso before? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I have been quite wretched without you. ” “ My dear Isabella, how was it possible for me to get at you? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I have been very negligent; but are you now at leisure to satisfy me in these particulars? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I have been waiting for you at least this age! ” “ Have you indeed? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I have just learned to love a hyacinth. ” “ And how might you learn? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I hope you have not been here long? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106018600103 | I only wonder John could think of it; he could not have received my last. ” “ You do acquit me, then, of anything wrong? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I say it is no bad notion. ” “ I am sure I think it a very good one. ” “ Do you? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I shall soon leave you as far behind me as — what shall I say? |
uc1.32106018600103 | I will get the Bath paper, and look over the arrivals. ” “ You think it all ambition, then? |
uc1.32106018600103 | If he knows her engage- ment, what can he mean by his behaviour. ” “ You are a very close questioner. ” “ Am I? |
uc1.32106018600103 | If not originally theirs, by whatstrange events could it have fallen into the Tilney family? |
uc1.32106018600103 | If we proceed to particulars, and engage in the never- ceasing inquiry of ‘ Have you read this? ’ and ‘ Have you read that?' |
uc1.32106018600103 | If we proceed to particulars, and engage in the never- ceasing inquiry of ‘ Have you read this? ’ and ‘ Have you read that?' |
uc1.32106018600103 | Is he in the house now? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Is he in the room? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Is he safe only in solitude ” or, is her heart constant to him only when un- solicited by any one else? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Is not that a great way off? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Is there anything extraordinary to be seen there? ” “ No, nothing at all. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Isabella was so deter- mined not to dance. ” “ And did Isabella never change her mind before? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106018600103 | It is a capital one of the kind, but I am cursed tired of it. ’ ‘ Oh, d! ” said I, ‘ I am your man; what do you ask?' |
uc1.32106018600103 | John has charming spirits, has nother ” “ Did you meet Mr Tilney, my dear? ” said Mrs Allen. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Let me only have the girl I like, say I, with a comfort- able house over my head, and what care I for all the rest? |
uc1.32106018600103 | My mother's room is very commodious, is it not? |
uc1.32106018600103 | No, no; I shall exercise mine at the average of four hours every day while I am here. ” “ Shall you indeed? ” said Catherine very seriously. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Oh, who can ever be tired of Bath? ” “ Not those who bring such fresh feelings of every sort to it as you do. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Perhaps you did not know — you were not aware of their leading from the offices in common use? ” “ No, I was not. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Shall I go, Mrs Allen? ” “ Just as you please, my dear. ” “ Mrs Allen, you must persuade her to go, ” was the general cry. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Shall I go? ” “ Do just as you please, my dear, ” replied Mrs Allen, with the most placid indifference. |
uc1.32106018600103 | She sent you to look at it, I suppose? ” “ No. ” “ It has been your own doing entirely? ” Catherine said nothing. |
uc1.32106018600103 | She sent you to look at it, I suppose? ” “ No. ” “ It has been your own doing entirely? ” Catherine said nothing. |
uc1.32106018600103 | That is an amazing horrid book, is it not? |
uc1.32106018600103 | The Skinners were here last year; I wish they were here now. ” “ Had not we better go away as it is? |
uc1.32106018600103 | The absurdity of her curiosity and her fears — could they ever be forgotten? |
uc1.32106018600103 | The liberty which her imagination had dared to take with the character of his father — could he ever forgive it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | The manuscript so wonderfully found, so wonderfully accomplishing the morning's prediction — how was it to be accounted for? |
uc1.32106018600103 | The tallest is Isabella, my eldest; is not she a fine young woman? |
uc1.32106018600103 | They are very often amazingly impertinent, if you do not treat them with spirit, and make them keep their dis- tance. ” “ Are they? |
uc1.32106018600103 | They want to get their tumble over. ” “ What do you mean? ” said Catherine; “ where are you all go- ing to? ” “ Going tol. |
uc1.32106018600103 | They want to get their tumble over. ” “ What do you mean? ” said Catherine; “ where are you all go- ing to? ” “ Going tol. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Thorpe, said he, “ do you happen to want such a little thing as this? |
uc1.32106018600103 | To the general, of course, he would not dare to speak; but to Eleanor — what might he not say to Eleanor about her? |
uc1.32106018600103 | To what might not these doors lead? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Was it from dejection of spirits? ” were questions now eagerly poured forth. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Was it the part of a friend thus to expose her feelings to the notice of others? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Was there any picture of her in the Abbey? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Well, and so you guessed it the moment you had my note? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Well, what then? ” “ Nothing further to alarm, perhaps, may occur the first night. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Were you never here before, madam? ” “ Never, sir. ” “ Indeed! |
uc1.32106018600103 | What I say is, why should a brother's happiness be dearer to me than a friend's? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What are they all? ” “ I will read you their names directly. |
uc1.32106018600103 | What can he write about but yourself? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What can it hold ” Why should it be placed here? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What can it signify to you what we are talking of? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What can you have to do with hearts? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What chap have you there? ” Catherine satis- fied his curiosity. |
uc1.32106018600103 | What could all this mean but an in- tentional affront? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What could in- duce you to come into this set, when you knew I was in the other? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What could it contain? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What could more plainly speak the gloomy workings of a mind not wholly dead to every sense of humanity, in its fearful review of past scenes of guilt? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What could they have to say of her? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What do you mean? ” “ Nay, do not distress me. |
uc1.32106018600103 | What do you think of it, Miss Morland? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What do you think of my gig, Miss Morland? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What is going on? ” “ There now, I knew how it would be. |
uc1.32106018600103 | What so natural, as that anger should pass away and repentance succeed it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | What was there to interest or amuse her? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Where could you hear of such a thing? ” “ A particular friend of mine had an account of it in a letter from London yesterday. |
uc1.32106018600103 | Which did his daughter think would most accord with her fair friend's wishes? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Who knows when we may be together again? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Who would not think so? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Why should you think of such a thing? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Why was Miss Tilney embarrassed? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Why were not they more punctual ” It was dirty, indeed; but what did that signify? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Why, you do not suppose a man is overset by a bottle? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Why, you have not forgot our engagement? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Would she be pleased to send up her name? |
uc1.32106018600103 | Yes, I believe he is very rich. ” “ And no childrenatall? ” “ No, not any. ” “ A famous thing for his next heirs. |
uc1.32106018600103 | You men have none of you any hearts. ” “ If we have not hearts, we have eyes; and they give us tor- ment enough. ” “ Do they? |
uc1.32106018600103 | You mischievous creature, do you want to attract everybody? |
uc1.32106018600103 | You must have thought meso rude; but indeed it was not my own fault — was it, Mrs Allen? |
uc1.32106018600103 | You will allow all this? ” “ Yes, to be sure, as you state it, all this sounds very well; but still they are so very different. |
uc1.32106018600103 | an excellent satire on modern language. ” “ But pray tell me what you mean. ” “ Shall I, indeed? |
uc1.32106018600103 | did you ever see such a little tit- tuppy thing in your life? |
uc1.32106018600103 | how came you up that staircase? ” “ How came I up that staircase? ” he replied, greatly sur- prised. |
uc1.32106018600103 | how came you up that staircase? ” “ How came I up that staircase? ” he replied, greatly sur- prised. |
uc1.32106018600103 | how can you say so? ” “ And what do you think I said ”( lowering his voice). |
uc1.32106018600103 | how do you do? ” said he, giving her a hearty shake of the hand; “ where did you get that quiz of a hat? |
uc1.32106018600103 | how do you do? ” said he, giving her a hearty shake of the hand; “ where did you get that quiz of a hat? |
uc1.32106018600103 | if the heroine of one novel be not patronized by the heroine of another, from whom can she expect protection and regard? |
uc1.32106018600103 | to me! ” “ How shall I tell you? |
uc1.32106018600103 | to whom could it relater by what means could it have been so long concealed? |
uc1.32106018600103 | what will your father and mother say? |
uc1.32106018600103 | §: ! · �< !--Ķ � • · ¿? |
uc1.32106018600103 | — Now had not I, Mrs Allen? ” “ My dear, you tumble my gown, ” was Mrs Allen's reply. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ And may I not, in my turn, ” said he, as he pushed back the folding- doors, “ ask how you came here? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ And when do you think, sir, I may look forward to this pleasure? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ And which way are they gone? ” said Isabella, turning hastily round. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ But how can that be? ” said Catherine; “ are not you with her? ” “ Northanger is not more than half my home. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ But how can that be? ” said Catherine; “ are not you with her? ” “ Northanger is not more than half my home. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ But where are you going, Eleanor ” Why do you choose that cold, damp path to it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ But why can not Mr Thorpe drive one of his other sisters? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Do go and seek for her, Mr Morland, ” said I; but all in vain — he would not stir an inch.-Was not it so, Mr Morland? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Do you understand muslins, sir? ” “ Particularly well. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Good God! ” she continued, not at- tending to his address, “ how came you here? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Have you had any letter from Bath since I saw you? ” “ No, and I am very much surprised. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Hey- day, Miss Mor- land! ” said he, “ what is the meaning of this? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ How came Mr Thorpe to know your father? ” was her anxious inquiry, as she pointed them out to her companion. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ How could you deceive me so, Mr Thorpe ” How could you say that you saw them driving up the Lansdown Road? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ I will drive you up Lansdown Hill to- morrow. ” “ Thank you; but will not your horse want rest? ” “ Rest! |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ It would have been very shocking to have it torn, ” said she, “ would it not? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ My sweetest Catherine, is not this delightful? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ No sure; was it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Shall not you be late at Devizes? ” said Catherine. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ She will never forgive me, I am sure; but, you know, how could I helpit? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ That is a curious old chest, is not it? ” said Miss Tilney, as Catherine hastily closed it and turned away to the glass. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ They are not coming this way, are they? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Well, ma'am, what do you say to it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ What did William mean by it? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Why do you put such things into my head? |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ Woodston will make but a sombre appearance to- day. ” “ Is it a pretty place? ” asked Catherine. |
uc1.32106018600103 | “ You were with her, I suppose, to the last? ” “ No, ” said Miss Tilney, sighing; “ I was unfortunately from home. |
uiug.30112004071392 | - The innkeeper met me in the hall, to ask whether I should want a vehicle to Paris? |
uiug.30112004071392 | - “ Does my wife love me? ” asked he, play- fully. |
uiug.30112004071392 | 129 “ Yes; but I fancy we may say something more? |
uiug.30112004071392 | 133 returned — who vanished, before the eyes of half- a- dozen men, all looking at them. ” “ What do you mean, St. Clair? |
uiug.30112004071392 | 17 “ Well, I can, I suppose, have some rooms, any, I do n’t care in what part of the house? ” “ Certainly, Monsieur can have two apart- ments. |
uiug.30112004071392 | 53 “ And the lady? ” “ The Countess is, I believe, in every way worthy of so good a man, ” he answered, a little drily. |
uiug.30112004071392 | 81 “ Well, St. Clair, tell me this moment who the lady is? ” I demanded. |
uiug.30112004071392 | After half- a- dozen questions and answers, he asked — “ Whom do I pursue at present? ” “ Two persons. ” “ Ha! |
uiug.30112004071392 | Am I loved in return? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112004071392 | And what are they? ” “ Youth, beauty, and — diamonds. ” I laughed. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Are you ready to undertake all this for my sake? ” Again I vowed myself her slave. |
uiug.30112004071392 | But money never seems to do him good for any time. ” “ He is old, I believe? ” “ Old? |
uiug.30112004071392 | But money never seems to do him good for any time. ” “ He is old, I believe? ” “ Old? |
uiug.30112004071392 | But there seemed to be a fatality about a particular room. ” “ Could you describe that room? ” “ Certainly. |
uiug.30112004071392 | But who is quite perfect? |
uiug.30112004071392 | But with an ally so clever and courageous as my beautiful Countess, could any such misadventure befall? |
uiug.30112004071392 | But, this accomplished, how were we to get on? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Cautiously, therefore, I inquired, “ What countess? ” “ If you know me, you must know that she is my dearest friend. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Could he possibly be induced to wait till morning? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Did some danger threaten? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Do they quarrel? ” “ Who, he and his wife? ” “ Yes. ” “ A little. ” “ Oh! |
uiug.30112004071392 | Do they quarrel? ” “ Who, he and his wife? ” “ Yes. ” “ A little. ” “ Oh! |
uiug.30112004071392 | Good wine here? ” he glanced interrogatively at my bottle. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Had anything gone suddenly wrong? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Had he actually gone? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Had not her husband, for such I assumed him to be, thanked me quite enough, and for both? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Have you — have you really kept the rose I gave you, as we parted? |
uiug.30112004071392 | He asked me if I were not Mr. Beckett? |
uiug.30112004071392 | He has taken a young and handsome wife. ” “ And, she? ” I urged — “ Is the Countess de St. Alyre. ” THE DRAGON VOLANT. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Here were a pair of double- barrelled pistols, four lives in my hands? |
uiug.30112004071392 | How on earth was I to dispose of the remainder of the day? |
uiug.30112004071392 | How shall we recognize one another? |
uiug.30112004071392 | How was I to answer? |
uiug.30112004071392 | How was I to dispose of that interval? |
uiug.30112004071392 | How would this end? |
uiug.30112004071392 | I can scarcely believe I am mistaken. ” “ With whom were you walking, just now? ” she asked. |
uiug.30112004071392 | I have reasons that I can not now explain, for all I do, 2 o? |
uiug.30112004071392 | I may sit here for half an hour? ” “ Certainly, Monsieur. ” I was very comfortable, the wine excellent, and my thoughts glowing and serene. |
uiug.30112004071392 | I thought we were in a luminous atmosphere, wherever a certain countess moved? ”- Here was an awkward speech! |
uiug.30112004071392 | In any case, could malignant fortune have posted, at this place and hour, a more dan- gerous watcher? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Is he not a certain marquis? ” Here was another question that was ex- tremely awkward. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Is it wonder- ful, then, that I should falter in my belief? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Is not that enough 3 Even when relieved from his society, she is lonely. ” “ But you are her friend? ” I suggested. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Is she not beau- ful? ” “ How can I answer, there are so many countesses. ” THE DRAGON VOLANT. |
uiug.30112004071392 | It is, of course, the venerable peer, and not the young lady who accompanies him, that interests me — you understand? |
uiug.30112004071392 | It was very provoking, but what was to be done? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Monsieur Beckett will permit me, I hope, to place his name among those of my friends? ” I thanked the Marquis very much for his kind expressions. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Monsieur, ” she whispered, in great agitation, “ that dreadful madman| What are we to do? |
uiug.30112004071392 | On the faith of a Christian, Monsieur, they say that diabolical miracles have taken place in this house. ” “ What do you mean? |
uiug.30112004071392 | One pretty little foot appeared, and could anything be more exquisite than her hand? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Really? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Revenants? ” “ Not at all, sir; I wish it was no worse. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Shall I begin, mon sor- cier, without further loss of time, to question you? ”- Without waiting for an answer, he com- menced, in Stentorian tones. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Shall I ever forget the heroic tableau of the hall of the Belle Etoile? |
uiug.30112004071392 | She has attributes? ” “ Three, Monsieur, three, at least most amiable. ” “ Ah! |
uiug.30112004071392 | Suppose you get a red cross a couple of inches long — you're an Englishman — stitched or pinned on the breast of your domino, and I a white one? |
uiug.30112004071392 | T. 173 all for sake of practising a vulgar trick upon you — a stranger? ” “ Mademoiselle will forgive me. |
uiug.30112004071392 | The man's beastly drunk — he's sulking — he could talk if he liked — who cares? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Two? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Was it actual death? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Was she, as we say in England, hoaxing me? |
uiug.30112004071392 | What can I say, or do, in this unfortunate situation? |
uiug.30112004071392 | What could possibly happen? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Which are Monsieur Droqville's apartments? ” He knew, of course; he always knew everything. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Who was the gentleman? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Why do I pursue them? ” “ The widow has inflicted a wound on your heart, and the Englishman a wound on your 15o IN A GLASS DARKLY. |
uiug.30112004071392 | Why had her very voice become changed? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Why need this lady have thanked me? |
uiug.30112004071392 | Will you come here again to- morrow night, at a quarter past eleven? |
uiug.30112004071392 | You are quite sure? ” I asked, very eagerly. |
uiug.30112004071392 | You do n't suspect the people of the house? ” N 2 18o IN A GLASS DARKLY. |
uiug.30112004071392 | You do n’t know me? ” “ That is cruel. |
uiug.30112004071392 | You have not come here, of course, without introductions? ” I produced half- a- dozen letters, the ad- dresses of which he looked at. |
uiug.30112004071392 | You observe all this, Monsieur? ” “ Most attentively, ” I answered. |
uiug.30112004071392 | You see? ” I assented. |
uiug.30112004071392 | all that money? ” she exclaimed. |
uiug.30112004071392 | and what do they quarrel about? ” “ It is a long story; about the lady's diamonds. |
uiug.30112004071392 | and yet, in the sight of angels, are we any wiser as we grow older? |
uiug.30112004071392 | as ignorant of all that as Monsieur him- self. ” “ And where is Monsieur Picard? ” “ He has gone to the cutler's to get his razors set. |
uiug.30112004071392 | gentlemen, if you saw me naked, you would laugh? |
uiug.30112004071392 | had there come that dark look in her eyes? |
uiug.30112004071392 | how I have longed for this moment? ” Never did she look so beautiful. |
uiug.30112004071392 | out of the question, do I love anything on earth better than my wife? ” “ Her diamonds. ” “ Oh! ” said the Count. |
uiug.30112004071392 | should think he can not be very poor? ” I continued “ They say, Monsieur, he plays. |
uiug.30112004071392 | the door, and a red stork, as red as my facings? ” The waiter could not say. |
uiug.30112004071392 | then mine is better? ” “ Pardon me, Mademoiselle, I did not say that. |
uiug.30112004071392 | what is the matter? ” she exclaimed, with terror in her looks. |
uiug.30112004071392 | where are they, I wonder? |
uiug.30112004071392 | who is here? ” THE DRAGON VOLANT. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ A heresy 2–and pray how is it named? ” THE DRAGON VOLANT. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ And Monsieur is so simple as to believe him p ’ ’ “ Why should I not? ” “ Because he is jealous and cunning. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ As well as you deserve. ” “ Whom do I love best in the world? ” “ Self. ”- “ Oh! |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ By my own good star, and hers — or shall I call- it our ‘ belle étoile? |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Did I not see you examining the panel of that carriage at the same time that I did so, this evening? |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Did the people die, or were they actually spirited away? ” “ No, they did not die — they disappeared very oddly. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Does any one love me? ” I repeated. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ How long have they been away? ” “ About eight months, I think. ” “ They are poor, I think you said? ” “ What you would consider poor. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ How long have they been away? ” “ About eight months, I think. ” “ They are poor, I think you said? ” “ What you would consider poor. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Is he perfectly in his right mind? ” The waiter stared. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Money? ” inquired the Count. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Much or little? ” I inquired. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Paradise. ” “ And what prevents my reaching it? ” “ A black veil. ” Stronger and stronger! |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ That's the figure. ” “ Alluded to in the stanzas? ” inquired his companion. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ Very good, ” said I, “ Will Monsieur the Colonel try a glass? ” He took the largest he could find, and VoL. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ What causes her unhappiness? ” “ Many things. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ What do I most long for? ” I asked, scarcely knowing what I said. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ What does Monsieur the Colonel mean? ” I inquired. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ What is my religion? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ What is this? ” she asked. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ You are rich, then? |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ You call me Richard, by what name am I to call my beautiful divinity? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ You have got a bed? ” “ In the cock- loft, Monsieur, among the spiders, and, par ma foil the cats and the owls. |
uiug.30112004071392 | “ You will admit, then, that my hand is as beautiful as hers? ” “ I can not admit it, Mademoiselle, ” said I, with the honesty of irritation. |
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osu.32435001104157 | “ But by what fortunate circumstance had you learnt the exist- ence of so terrible a means of destruction as that which yawns at our feet? osu.32435001104157 $ 14? ”// “ v. V ‘.7 J ‘ M‘\‘~\\ V '\ h v.1.“\ fl/.\|\.1019'a, FH u “\.l M Ill x ‘\~. osu.32435001104157 * Will you spurn that affection oumy part? osu.32435001104157 ,? osu.32435001104157 0 Pianalla, hast thou now the courage to undertake that fearful task? |
osu.32435001104157 | 14-? |
osu.32435001104157 | 2.523 8? |
osu.32435001104157 | 9 flask? ” said the young stranger, with great urbanityl'J of manner, when Theodosius entered the apartment. |
osu.32435001104157 | A hard crust on a plain board is suflicicnt for me. “ “ What news of your sister Ida? ” inquired the host. |
osu.32435001104157 | And now one more question: —-Does the Archduke curse my name for the treachery of which I was guilty? |
osu.32435001104157 | And now one word more, Lucreza: — is the Count of Auraua pliant and ductile? |
osu.32435001104157 | And now tell me what signifies those words which ere now bespoke you great and powerful? |
osu.32435001104157 | And what is the spirit of chivalry? |
osu.32435001104157 | And what of that traveller now? |
osu.32435001104157 | And when, too, it is remembered how myste- riously Ida met her death, will not the ten es of scandal associate that deed with your name? |
osu.32435001104157 | And why is it as easy? |
osu.32435001104157 | And why not? |
osu.32435001104157 | And, lastly, art then not the murderer of thine own wife — the woman who loved thee so tenderly and so well?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Another month — an entire month must pass, are I can perfect my ‘ Death of Achilles; ’ and how am I to exist in the interval? |
osu.32435001104157 | Are you indeed a good angel, sent to reclaim the term of my sufferings, and restore me to app'iness and to love? |
osu.32435001104157 | Are you not struggling energetically to triumph over it? |
osu.32435001104157 | Ask the adulterer and the seducer whether the pleasures of his illicit passion excel the charms of a ure and holy love? |
osu.32435001104157 | Ask the monarch whether he sits the more comfortably on a throne en- crusted with the miseries of his people? |
osu.32435001104157 | Ask the thief whether the luxuries purchased by the stolen coin outvalue the crust which he earned by his honest toil? |
osu.32435001104157 | Away, ladies, to the donjon; there no harm can reach on. ” “ And my father? ” cried Theresa, catching the old warrior by the arm. |
osu.32435001104157 | But by what means was his end to be accom- plished? |
osu.32435001104157 | But how can it be corroborated?] |
osu.32435001104157 | But how did he reward me? |
osu.32435001104157 | But how does e thus easily traverse the interior of Linsdorf Castle? ”- CHAPTER X.-'rnu MANUSCRIPT. |
osu.32435001104157 | But how has he escaped? |
osu.32435001104157 | But how knew you that incident?" |
osu.32435001104157 | But is he proof against the fasci- nations of beauty P can he withstand the alluremeuts of woman ’s loveliness and woman ’s wiles? |
osu.32435001104157 | But is not the true spirit of1 chivalry everywhere iring? |
osu.32435001104157 | But it will not be to give thee leisure for prayer: — of what avail were prayers for crimes like thine? |
osu.32435001104157 | But that inter- view of this morning — what hope does it lcaVe me? |
osu.32435001104157 | But the bread — the bread, ” he added, bitterly; “ whence is that to come? |
osu.32435001104157 | But this old man who was here ere now, who spoke to me so familiarly on all these sub'ects, and who acts with so much mystery, — who can e be? |
osu.32435001104157 | But to you, Otto — dear Otto, ” she continued, “ what can I sa? |
osu.32435001104157 | But was the old woman in her den? |
osu.32435001104157 | But was there not a scintillation of light remaining in the gloomy caverns of that woman ’s mind? |
osu.32435001104157 | But what can detain my sister thus? |
osu.32435001104157 | But what does he propose? |
osu.32435001104157 | But what have you heard? — — for I know not what I said; I was mad~ distracted! |
osu.32435001104157 | But where was he now? |
osu.32435001104157 | But wherefore does not Faust come? |
osu.32435001104157 | But wherefore that cry with which you awo e? ” “ Oh! |
osu.32435001104157 | But who were his enemies? |
osu.32435001104157 | But who, think you, was that prothonotary? |
osu.32435001104157 | But why do I stand thus parleying with thee? |
osu.32435001104157 | But, tell me — does your amiable Theresa seem supremely happy with her little one cradled on her bosom?" |
osu.32435001104157 | By what strange infatuation i d this miser- able Pope take the wrong road; and, having taken it, persist in it? |
osu.32435001104157 | By whose command do I thus su er? |
osu.32435001104157 | Can it be possib e that he was bold enon h to appear in my presence? |
osu.32435001104157 | Can the rose please with its odour when a poisonous reptile is concealed within its leaves? ” dc- manded Faust, bitterly. |
osu.32435001104157 | Can you help it? |
osu.32435001104157 | Could all this be a delusion? |
osu.32435001104157 | Could the old oison- vender have deceived her? |
osu.32435001104157 | Could treachery be intended? |
osu.32435001104157 | Dearest Irene — shall l behold thee so soon again? |
osu.32435001104157 | Did I not instruct thee for thy good when I told thee to rescue him again on the ramparts of Rosen- thal? |
osu.32435001104157 | Did not that blessing which was wafted to thee on the dying breath of thy poor mother, instil purer, holier thoughts into thy soul? |
osu.32435001104157 | Did she show mercy to my uncle the Cardinal of Cosenza? |
osu.32435001104157 | Did she show mercy to thy cousin Cervig- lione? |
osu.32435001104157 | Do you blame him?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Do you boast of youi braves of the Vehm? » Look at my sbirri! |
osu.32435001104157 | Do you know her? |
osu.32435001104157 | Do you su pose, then, that she remains faithful to one whom she eems insin- cere? |
osu.32435001104157 | Do you think, young man, that if all were born rich, that there would be any scope for honourable ambition and emulation? |
osu.32435001104157 | Does he wear the talisman which contains the sacred relic? ” “ It never leaves him, ” answered Otto. |
osu.32435001104157 | Does my voice tremble now? |
osu.32435001104157 | Doubtless you are well aware that Ida fell by my hand? |
osu.32435001104157 | Else, vile woman, think you that we would stand parleying with you thus? |
osu.32435001104157 | FA US T. “ Will my life be sparedif I‘confess all? ” said Father Anselm. |
osu.32435001104157 | Faust, what have you done? |
osu.32435001104157 | For the wings of religion, like those of the eagles, have need of solituc e and immensity for their play i_ “ You say that there is an asylum near?" |
osu.32435001104157 | For what should I live since she is faithless? |
osu.32435001104157 | Had e really been the object of hell ’s temptation? |
osu.32435001104157 | Had he awoke from a long and wondrous dream? |
osu.32435001104157 | Had he not saved her brother from a dun- geon-—at the ril of finding one himself? |
osu.32435001104157 | Had he only one, or many? |
osu.32435001104157 | Hadst then not an associate at the Universit;', named Otto Pianalla P"“ Yes; how does his name serve thy purpose? ” criei Faust. |
osu.32435001104157 | Has vice no other punishments than those which outraged laws can inflict? |
osu.32435001104157 | Has virtue no rewards beyond those which mundane aggrandisement can've? |
osu.32435001104157 | Hast then never heard of the gholes — those horrible fiends which seek the burial- grounds at night, and feast u n the corpses which they exhume? |
osu.32435001104157 | Have I ever deceived thee, Wilhelm? |
osu.32435001104157 | Have I lost all that could make earth tolerable to me? |
osu.32435001104157 | Have I not told on that Ipossess the power of rendering myself, and any uman being who accompanies me, invisible at will? |
osu.32435001104157 | Have you taken any step in respect to the sentinel who must guard tln Chamber of the Cradle?" |
osu.32435001104157 | He has unbosomed to you the secret of the Chamber of y the Cradle? |
osu.32435001104157 | He, too, must have his secret: else whence his sudden elevation — his boundless wealth — his vast influence? |
osu.32435001104157 | How did he learn the guilty design of my sister? |
osu.32435001104157 | How long will this last? |
osu.32435001104157 | How, then, can he be un- happy? |
osu.32435001104157 | I will provide for_ er and her child, in any way she may point out. ”*_-'“ To that you pledge yourself?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Ida — can you be all this to me? |
osu.32435001104157 | If so, wherefore should he conceal him- self? |
osu.32435001104157 | In what kind of a place, then, was he? |
osu.32435001104157 | Is domestic misery no pun- ishment P Is domestic peace no reward? |
osu.32435001104157 | Is it not so, Father Theodosius?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Is it not so? “ “ It is, ” replied the Demon, and he smiled grimly. |
osu.32435001104157 | Is not every delight which this world possesses within your reach? ” “ Can the wine- cup taste sweet, Ida, when venom is in the dregs? |
osu.32435001104157 | Is not every delight which this world possesses within your reach? ” “ Can the wine- cup taste sweet, Ida, when venom is in the dregs? |
osu.32435001104157 | Is nothing left? |
osu.32435001104157 | Is what you denominate a calm conscience no blessing? |
osu.32435001104157 | Is what you mortals term an evil conscience no sting? |
osu.32435001104157 | It is, however, clear t at an awful mistake has been made, and — ” ‘ “ Is the deed done? ” demanded Herman, in a low and hoarse tone. |
osu.32435001104157 | Know you not that in this castle there are con- cealed trap- doors covering deep wells, and which may be made to open by merely touchin a spring? |
osu.32435001104157 | Laying her delicate hand gently n Faust ’s arm, she said in her musical Italian tones, “ What brings the Count of Aurana to Rome?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Let us depart l"“ Whither wilt then proceed? ” demanded the fiend. |
osu.32435001104157 | Love you, do I say? |
osu.32435001104157 | Must she learn to look upon me as an infidel — an unbeliever? |
osu.32435001104157 | My sister?--no! |
osu.32435001104157 | Nevertheless, did he not im- plore me to save i m from a dungeon in which he had languished for a long period? |
osu.32435001104157 | Nevertheless, will you not be near me? |
osu.32435001104157 | No — no; powerful as I am, there is ONE before whose shrine even Satan quails and trembles! “ “ What is it that you tell me?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Not by sudden violence — not by the bravo ’s knife;-—or else wherefore should his enemies have con- veyed him thither? |
osu.32435001104157 | On a table in the middle of the apartment were numerous empty hials; ufpwards of two dozen flasks, filled with the choices? |
osu.32435001104157 | Or was he the victim of some super- human ageney? |
osu.32435001104157 | Perhaps, then, he would assist me to escape, were he not thus watched; perhaps he will seek an op- portunity to come and speak to me alone? |
osu.32435001104157 | Say — why did you laugh as if in mockery at the idea of prayer? |
osu.32435001104157 | Say, Faust — — what must be done? |
osu.32435001104157 | The Archduke made a sign to the gaoler, who conducted? ather Anselm back to his dungeon. |
osu.32435001104157 | The Du e perceived his hesitation; and, stamping his foot with ra e, cried, “ Dost hear? |
osu.32435001104157 | Then, where was he? |
osu.32435001104157 | There is your money: is it a bargain? |
osu.32435001104157 | Theresa — if this were true —_ ” “ True! ” echoed the young maiden; “ and wherefore should you doubt my word? |
osu.32435001104157 | Think you her sire has not forged some fine tale of your indiffer- ence — some histoagof your fond devotion for some more favoured lady? |
osu.32435001104157 | Think you not that we have done enough for to- day F ” “ What is the tourmental that you appear to dread?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Think you, Guinaldo, that the horrors of the Iron Coflin will humble that proud and haughtgrpractiser of virtue at my feet? |
osu.32435001104157 | Think, Faust — what can be done? |
osu.32435001104157 | Thinkest thou that I was duped by thine attempt to cheat me of thy son? |
osu.32435001104157 | Thou hast done me this in- jury — wilt then make me the reparation which I re- quire?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Thou sayest that thy joys are ever poisoned bg the re- miniscence of thy compact with me? |
osu.32435001104157 | Was it really true that e could find words to frame his hateful, his dishonouringr proposal? |
osu.32435001104157 | Was this possible? |
osu.32435001104157 | Wast thou not also saved from death on the ramparts of this castle? “ continued the stranger. |
osu.32435001104157 | Were there not all the atrocities of the accurs family of Borgia to punish? |
osu.32435001104157 | What am I to do? |
osu.32435001104157 | What can he mean to do with me? |
osu.32435001104157 | What can it mean? |
osu.32435001104157 | What fate is in reality reserved for me? |
osu.32435001104157 | What is the boon I ask? |
osu.32435001104157 | What means that phrase ‘ the real Baron?' |
osu.32435001104157 | What meant that horrible mist? |
osu.32435001104157 | What was persecution — what was slavery — what was captivity — what were all these in comparison with separation from her I loved? |
osu.32435001104157 | What was that youth's crime? |
osu.32435001104157 | Where do you suppose yourself to be? |
osu.32435001104157 | Where does she reside? |
osu.32435001104157 | Wherefore did you gut it? |
osu.32435001104157 | Who could have done this? |
osu.32435001104157 | Who was that strange, cynical, and yet seemingly bene- volent old man that employed the young artist thus to counteract Ida ’s infamous design? |
osu.32435001104157 | Who was this Princess? |
osu.32435001104157 | Whom, then, should I reproach? ” “ Yourself! |
osu.32435001104157 | Why did you utter an exclamation when you beheld that person ere now at the guichet in the great gate?" |
osu.32435001104157 | Why should I not pray for you? |
osu.32435001104157 | Why should I render her unhap y, since she loves me so well? |
osu.32435001104157 | Wilhelm promised to see me again; but how can he obtain admittance hither unless he be leagued with my enemies? |
osu.32435001104157 | Wilt then not join us in the first dram, mother? ” “ I drink strong waters! “ ejaculated the matron, as if in horror at the i ea. |
osu.32435001104157 | You say that three cardinals are your instigators in seeking the deaths of two children of the Pope: — who are they that we have offended? |
osu.32435001104157 | _ What would his beloved wife and darling children think of his sudden and unaccountable absence? |
osu.32435001104157 | _ “ Maiden, ” he said, endeavouring to render his co ‘ and harsh voice as conciliatory as possible, “ wherefo;"on thy knees in my presence? |
osu.32435001104157 | __ ‘'~# d’_- ‘ ‘ 1'ml ”"> w ‘ ‘ ’ 41)? |
osu.32435001104157 | a I FA US T. 85 “ Did I not give orders that I would not be disturbed this evening?" |
osu.32435001104157 | and hast then remained faithful to me? |
osu.32435001104157 | and wil you c faithful? |
osu.32435001104157 | are the three minutes gone already? |
osu.32435001104157 | are you ill? |
osu.32435001104157 | asked Maria, with a sweet smile; “ a house to shelter us, and food to sustain us? |
osu.32435001104157 | beloved child, shall I ever see thee more? |
osu.32435001104157 | can such things be? ” ejaculated Otto, with horror expressed upon his countenance. |
osu.32435001104157 | demanded the fiend, with a. low chucklin a1 h; — “ are they not true? |
osu.32435001104157 | do I not love you? |
osu.32435001104157 | do my lips quiver as I thus address thee? |
osu.32435001104157 | dost thou know that?" |
osu.32435001104157 | else why this disguise? |
osu.32435001104157 | g: lHow can I prevent him, my lord?" |
osu.32435001104157 | gularity of character, do I not know much? |
osu.32435001104157 | hast thou forgotten thine oath? |
osu.32435001104157 | have I not ever loved you since first we met? |
osu.32435001104157 | he murmured to him- self: “ shall my breath now poison the purity of that angelic creature ’s devotions? |
osu.32435001104157 | he plays the lord, then? |
osu.32435001104157 | he who delivered the Baron of- Czernin from the convent in the Julian Alps? ” interrupted'Oassar, ‘ his countenance again expressing suspicion. |
osu.32435001104157 | how am I to act? |
osu.32435001104157 | how the storm rages! ” “ And you have never seen him? ” asked Theresa, musingly. |
osu.32435001104157 | i935? |
osu.32435001104157 | if that WU?) |
osu.32435001104157 | is human nature capable of such black ingratitude? |
osu.32435001104157 | j “\; li: Sowm? |
osu.32435001104157 | me with your importuni- ies? ” “ Beware, my lord, how you make an enemy of me! “ cried Anselm, solemnly. |
osu.32435001104157 | my beloved one, ” returned Ida, “ you must save me from this disgrace. “ “ But how? |
osu.32435001104157 | my sister,"suddenly exclaimed Otto, turning his tear- bedimmed eyes upon her, “ what have I just learnt? |
osu.32435001104157 | or shall I confess to her that I am an outcast from heaven ’s mercy? |
osu.32435001104157 | or shall I provoke you by a blow and a harsh word? ”_ “ Nay — that shall you not! ” exclaimed Faust, his own anger now excited. |
osu.32435001104157 | shall the true current of maternal feelings be impeded by self- reproach and ima- ginary wrong? |
osu.32435001104157 | shall this dread imposture continue? |
osu.32435001104157 | she ex- claimed, clinging to his arm for support, “ what do I see? |
osu.32435001104157 | thus disposed of, will enable us to take a leap of sever- all years in the histo? |
osu.32435001104157 | turning towards the Count, he said, “ Now, my lord, will you grant me the only reparation which I can receive? |
osu.32435001104157 | wao is an? |
osu.32435001104157 | was famine — was starvation to be his doom? |
osu.32435001104157 | was such to be his fate? |
osu.32435001104157 | was there not a single grain of purity at the bottom of the mass of filth and abominations which filled that woman ’s soul? |
osu.32435001104157 | were her guardian angel: “ thou has kept thy wor"- “ Have you then thought of me, Theresa? |
osu.32435001104157 | what can I do? |
osu.32435001104157 | what can I do?" |
osu.32435001104157 | what can thus unsettle my husband? ” cried Theresa. |
osu.32435001104157 | what country?" |
osu.32435001104157 | what do you mean by those mysterious words? ” “ Nay — they cease to be mysterious when you look around you, aria, ” returned Charles. |
osu.32435001104157 | what do you mean? ” cried Theresa, with a shudder. |
osu.32435001104157 | what does this mean? ” And she would have fallen upon her knees had he not sustained her. |
osu.32435001104157 | what has my brother Otto done? |
osu.32435001104157 | what is her name? |
osu.32435001104157 | what is the duty of a true knight, Otto? |
osu.32435001104157 | what mean you, insolent? ” cried the Count, again half starting from his seat, while his eyes flashed fire. |
osu.32435001104157 | what meant that fearful laugh? |
osu.32435001104157 | what opinion must you form of me now? ” “ Listen!" |
osu.32435001104157 | what/ can I say? |
osu.32435001104157 | whatservice was to he demanded? |
osu.32435001104157 | where now are the lorious stir of industry, the ferment of toil, the proud esire of competence, which swells the veins and muscles of a sound society? |
osu.32435001104157 | where should the carrion- crow be, save on a corse? |
osu.32435001104157 | who also was the stran or that had been instrumental in procuring the interview is wt was about to take place? |
osu.32435001104157 | who are ye? |
osu.32435001104157 | who is she? |
osu.32435001104157 | who is the enemy that has destined me thus to die? |
osu.32435001104157 | who is your companion? |
osu.32435001104157 | whom has he released? |
osu.32435001104157 | why do we thus affect a mutual ignorance? |
osu.32435001104157 | why should he write thus mysteriously — thus anonymously? |
osu.32435001104157 | why should you use that word r ‘ If the darkness fall upon the earth and remain there forafew hours, does it not yield to the dawn again? |
osu.32435001104157 | with the royal court; —-but surely — surely she could not be his rsecutress? |
osu.32435001104157 | wno IS sus? |
osu.32435001104157 | would you impose conditions upon me as the price of my release?" |
osu.32435001104157 | you any farther commands for me at present?" |
osu.32435001104157 | your lord is married, is e? ’ — and then he insists upon seeing your ladyship." |
osu.32435001104157 | ‘ Have you ever heard of a certain Ulric Kinis P “ “ ‘-W ho was hanged ‘ many years ago at Vienna for treason? ” added Pianalla. |
osu.32435001104157 | ‘ “ Speak, girl,"exclaimed Ida: “ what brings you hither? ’'“ A person wishes to see his lordship." |
osu.32435001104157 | “ A friend i"repeated Lucreza: “ have the Borgias, then, afriend? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Am I in eed, then, the victim of your Highness? ” asked Otto. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Am I not worthy of your conth ence? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And could nothin save you, except the condition which you have nam?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And has he never once been free during that in- terval? ” demanded Otto. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And of course you intend to dispose of it? ” continued the venerable stranger. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And think you the Council put faith in the marvellous tale you related? “ cried Anselm, indignantly. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And wherefore will not the same means rescue your- self? ” demanded Otto, eagerly. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And why do you start so convulsively at the ejaculation which terror wrung from me? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And you are ignorant of the name of that wounded Prince?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And you think that I am such an idiot as to believe you?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And you, Count,"exclaimed Caisar, significantly, — “ do you propose to join my sister at Ferrara?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ And your nephew? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Are the not true?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Are there two noblemen of that name? ” asked Irene, impatiently. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Are they not venomous? ” demanded Ida, who now breathed more freely. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Are you mad? ” ejaculated his sister. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Behold them I ” continued the Archduke, smiling; “ did you ever know more fervent attachment? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Broken, how say you? ” cried the Baron. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But for what purpose am I here P is it to linger in solitude, until the lonely captivity of long, long years shall hurl my reason from its seat? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But the country — what territory — what state is this?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But way do we thus dissemble our real feelings? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But what of him? ” “ My lord, pre are yourself for the evil tidings to which I have allu ed,"said Otto. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But what of that? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But what stc s shall we now take? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But wherefore this disguise? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ But you would be rejoiced to render a great — a signal — sergice to the Archduchess Maria?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Can you ask me if I wish to escape from this horrible prison? ” exclaimed Otto, joyfully. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Can you serve us? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Did I not last night assert my readiness to serve thee in all honourable ways? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Did he give no name?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Did not you permit Ida, your paramour, to poison the child of which you were the father? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Did~ you D not hear me ere now stigmatise him as thegibbet ’s son? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Do on know who your new guests are? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Do you deny its competency? ” demanded the Free Count. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Do you roceed in that direction, ” said the Demon, “ while I ta c this. ” “ But why should we separate? ” asked Faust." |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Dost ause in thy work? ” at length exclaimed Faust, raising his head, and looking once more towards the north. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Fiend, what dread visitation is this? ” he exclaimed, unable to endure any longer that torturing state of suspense. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ For what destiny am I reserved? ” she exclaimed, “ and what will become of my dear father? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ For what destiny am I reserved? ” she exclaimed, “ and what will become of my dear father? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ From whose lips, then, she d such reproach come? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Great Father of Mercy, wilt thou make her so soon a widow — and them fatherless so young? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Has such a coward as thou the nerve to dare death upon the wheel?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Hasten, good landlord- — bring wine I ” “ Where am I? ” murmured the wounded individual, from whose forehead the blood was oozing. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Have you journe ed far to- day, Sir Trave er? ” “ To erably, ” was the repl, “ But we were speaking ere now of Count Manfred o Linsdorf. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Have you not yet many years left to enjoy all the luxuries and pleasures of earth? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Have you seen many persons conducted with their e cs bandaged to this apartment, in order to be removed rom the con- vent by the secret path?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Have you the courage to remain here while I mix the com- pound?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ How can you pledge yourself for ever to one whose name you do not even know? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ How fares her Imperial Highness?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ How know you that the arch- deceiver who has you in his power has not deceived you? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ How like you the mute for a companion? ” demanded Anselm, with a malignantsmile, asheaddressed himself toCaasar. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ How long has he been a prisoner here, good woman? ” “ Eight ears, or thereabouts, ” was the answer. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ How long have I slept? ” she demanded, hastily. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ I be icve he is a widower, and has no heir to his vast estates?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Ida, dost thou tremble now?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ In the first place, I have killed Ida — the wife of Gregory Walstein. ”'“ Is that your grand result?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Is everything ready?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Is it my place to protect you? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Is it possible to see thee once without being anxious to see thee again? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Is it possible? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Is it usual to hurry your guests in this establishment? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Is the entrance to that convent difficult of access?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Know you not that you bring me certain hopes of my release? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ My lord! — this to me? “ ejaculated Caesar, raising his sword in a menacing manner. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Nay, sweet brother,"returned the lady, receiving the cup with a smile;"wherefore are you ever menacing me in this wise? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Not even Theresa's?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Not'you remain quiet, ” answered Pianalla: “ your life is safe, provided you thwart me not. ” “ What would you do? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Now, landlord — why dost thou remain stari so stupidly upon you guest whom our coming has disturbed from is sl- umbers? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Oh, can this be true? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Provided place confidence in you,"continued the artist, “ by what excuse can this lad remain here until evening P For it must be by means 0? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Rash youth! ” exclaimed Faust, smiling contemp- tuousl; “ what do you ask of me? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ See — her'e is a purse full of gold; wilt thou earn it ere I leave thee?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Surely you speak not thus to convince me how well you are acquainted with my) rivate affairs?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ The prince whom the Lord of Rosenthal had so long looked upon as his intended son- in- law? ” asked Maria. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Then Dr. Dorenburg has assured the Archduchess that hers is a. boy? ” whispered Ida, interrogatively. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Then wherefore do you intrude upon my privacy? ” demanded Ida, haughtily. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ There is no danger that I shall encounter any of the armed ruffians in your room? ” said Otto, interrogatively. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Theresa — wilt thou be mine? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ To what am I to attribute the honour of this visit? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Under what name are you travelling? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ WILHELM! ” ejaculated Theresa, flying towards him as if h?! |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Was it possible? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Weak mortal, art thou ever repenting of the past — ever- looking with anxiet to the future? ” “ The future l"adyded Faust, with a shudder. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What I dost thou come uncalled? ” etclaimed Faust, maddened with rage and despair. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What do you require of me?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What has this drunken intruder to do with me? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What have I done,"he said, in a musing tone, as he paced the apartment, “ that I should be afraidof‘flic Vehm Tribunal? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What is the use of this fine lady calling me names and giving herself such airs? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What news wit the Borgia?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What news, mine host? ” demanded the young tra- veller, turning with an ill- concealed disgust away from the morose ecclesiastic. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What news? ” “ The Lady Theresa has a lovely boy"returned Ida. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What signifies this intrusion? ” demanded Lucreza, instantly recovering her resence of mind. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What state? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What think you, girls, of my father's nest?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What was your crime? ” demanded Faust. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What would ye? ” he demanded in a sharp tone. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What wouldst thou? ” demanded the Baron, in a loud tone. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What — listeners? ” cried Schurmann, seizing her by the arm, and dragging her into the room. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ What? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Which way lies your path? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Who are you, worthy friend P ” exclaimed the host, approaching the couch; “ and how came you hither?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Who goes? ” cried one. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Why do you thus turn'away from me? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Will you have the light?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Would you use it against the cardinals? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Yes; and again I say — — “ The tall form mufiled in a long, dark cloak ” “ Who saved me from the Vehm? ” added Charles. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ You are acquainted With Gregory Walstein? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ You know whom you thus threaten? |
osu.32435001104157 | “ You promised to accede to my terms: do you mean to retract your lordly pledge? “ These words were uttered with a bitter and penetrating scorn. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ You swear once more to be mine?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ You? ” said Charles. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Your Highness feels better? ” said Michelotto, almost tenderly — for the attachment of the sbirro to his master was unbounded. |
osu.32435001104157 | “ Your lordship admits, then, that( you possess the power to save him?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ iBut, say, young: man — hast thou lately visited that Baron ’s castle?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ on say that on ’ serve me, my lord?" |
osu.32435001104157 | “ s it so? |
osu.32435001104157 | “'Come! “ said Otto, in- a low but determined tone to his com nion, whom he caught hastily by the hand: “ our on? |
osu.32435001104157 | “\Vherr should the lover be, if not by the side of his mistress? |
osu.32435001104157 | fi “( Ii)ost thou command me to proceed?" |
uc1.b5553436 | And whence, unhappy youth,he cried, “ The sorrows of thy breast? |
uc1.b5553436 | Thornhill, was not that his name? uc1.b5553436 Where is Miss Emily, sir?' |
uc1.b5553436 | 'Are you afraid, sir?' |
uc1.b5553436 | 'When shall we see them again?' |
uc1.b5553436 | * Ah, sir, ” cried my wife, with a piteous aspect, “ how is it possible that I can ever have your forgiveness? |
uc1.b5553436 | 71 THE MAN OF FEELING security and freedom to the regions of oppression and slavery? |
uc1.b5553436 | 81 THE MAN OF FEELING When I walk'd in the pride of the dawn, Methought all the region look'd bright: Has sweetness forsaken the lawn? |
uc1.b5553436 | A PASTORAL Why steals from my bosom the sigh? |
uc1.b5553436 | And Dick, too, my honest veteran, are you here? |
uc1.b5553436 | And did he not talk a long string of learning about Greek, and cosmogony, and the world? ” To this I replied with a groan. |
uc1.b5553436 | And do you know, ” cried I, “ this letter? |
uc1.b5553436 | And how often troubled in that very imagination, at giving her the pain of being obliged? |
uc1.b5553436 | And shall these things be ours? |
uc1.b5553436 | And what is friendship but a name, A charm that lulls to sleep; A shade that follows wealth or fame, But leaves the wretch to weep? |
uc1.b5553436 | And what pleasures,"cried Mr. Thornhill, “ do they not deserve to possess, who have so much in their power to be- stow? |
uc1.b5553436 | And yet is there any- thing more common than that we run in perfect contradiction to them? |
uc1.b5553436 | And yet, how are you more wise? |
uc1.b5553436 | Another, more happy, the maid By fortune is destin'd to bless-'Tho'the hope has forsook that betray'd, Yet why should I love her the less? |
uc1.b5553436 | Answer me one plain question: Do you think Aristotle right when he says that relatives are related?" |
uc1.b5553436 | Any who are for meanly giving up the privileges of Britons? |
uc1.b5553436 | As I? |
uc1.b5553436 | As soon as we arrived at the inn, the servant who waited upon me, inquired of the chamberlain in my hearing what company he had for the coach? |
uc1.b5553436 | At last, calling the ser- jeant aside, I asked him, “ If I was too old to be accepted in place of my son?' |
uc1.b5553436 | Be- sides, my dear, stranger things happen every day; and as ladies of quality are so taken with my daughters, what will not men of quality be? |
uc1.b5553436 | But are you sure you are fit for a school? |
uc1.b5553436 | But now that you have put it into my head, seriously, Mr. Thornhill, 66 THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD ca n't you recommend me a proper husband for her? |
uc1.b5553436 | But pray, ” says he, “ you that are a critic, is this play according to your dramatic rules, as you call them? |
uc1.b5553436 | But what sisters has he left? |
uc1.b5553436 | But where is my darling Olivia? |
uc1.b5553436 | But where is the unfortunate young lady herself? |
uc1.b5553436 | But where, where have you becn? |
uc1.b5553436 | But why of her charms should I tell? |
uc1.b5553436 | But, my child, you saw them go off; per- haps he forced her away? |
uc1.b5553436 | But, whatever happens, she shall choose better company than such low- lived fellows as he. ” “ Low- lived, my dear, do you call him? ” cried I. |
uc1.b5553436 | Can any, sir, be so abject? ” “ No, sir,"replied I; “ I am for liberty, that attribute of God's! |
uc1.b5553436 | Can it be? |
uc1.b5553436 | Can you dress the boys'hair? |
uc1.b5553436 | Can you lie three in a bed? |
uc1.b5553436 | Come, Miss Sophia, what say you to this match of my making? |
uc1.b5553436 | Could angels be kinder? |
uc1.b5553436 | Could not my Emily accompany me? |
uc1.b5553436 | Could such a thing as I am give you so much uneasiness? |
uc1.b5553436 | Do I hold her? |
uc1.b5553436 | Do I see my lost daughter? |
uc1.b5553436 | Do men of their exalted talents thus stoop to beggary? |
uc1.b5553436 | Do n't you know, now, I could hang you all for this? |
uc1.b5553436 | Do n't you think he seemed to be good- natured? ”"Immensely so, indeed, mama,"replied she. |
uc1.b5553436 | Do you know this, sir, this pocket- book? ” “ Yes, sir,"returned he, with a face of impenetrable assur- ance. |
uc1.b5553436 | Do you play piquet, sir? ”( to Harley.) |
uc1.b5553436 | Do you think I can thus tamely submit to such heterodox doctrines?" |
uc1.b5553436 | Have I not children by thee? |
uc1.b5553436 | Have I not had the pleasure of once seeing you at Wellbridge fair, and is not your name Ephraim Jenkinson? ” At this demand he only sighed. |
uc1.b5553436 | Have you been bred apprentice to the business? |
uc1.b5553436 | Have you got a good stomach? |
uc1.b5553436 | Have you had the smallpox? |
uc1.b5553436 | He said nothing; but how dost thou know what he containeth? |
uc1.b5553436 | How has it fared with them, when fortune, I fear, has been so unkind to you? |
uc1.b5553436 | How is it, sir, that this poor man, for whom I know you professed a friendship, is used thus hardly? |
uc1.b5553436 | How many honest minds are filled with uncharitable and barbarous notions, out of their zeal for the public good? |
uc1.b5553436 | How often have I wished her unhappy, that I might have an opportunity of serv- ing her? |
uc1.b5553436 | How, ” cried one of the ladies, “ do I live to see one so base, so sordid, as to be an enemy to liberty and a defender of tyrants? |
uc1.b5553436 | I am certain she is very slow of payment, and I wish she were put in mind of it. ” “ What signifies minding her? ” cried the host. |
uc1.b5553436 | I had always some ambition, and you now see that I was right; for who knows how this may end?' |
uc1.b5553436 | I hope my boy is exempt from any part of what his wretched family suffers?" |
uc1.b5553436 | I hope you'll say there's nothing low- lived there? |
uc1.b5553436 | I say, do you know this letter? ” “ That letter! ” replied he. |
uc1.b5553436 | In this age of opulence and refinement, whom can such a character please? |
uc1.b5553436 | Is it that we delight in observing the effects of the stronger passions? |
uc1.b5553436 | Is not every ray of comfort shut out, while all our bright prospects only lie beyond the grave?" |
uc1.b5553436 | Is this the manner you return to me? |
uc1.b5553436 | Is this thy happi- ness? |
uc1.b5553436 | It is not what is she? |
uc1.b5553436 | May confusion seize!-Heaven forgive me, what am I about to say? |
uc1.b5553436 | My Billy is no more! ” said she; “ do you weep for my Billy? |
uc1.b5553436 | My poor Jack, art thou gone? |
uc1.b5553436 | My son Edward goes abroad, would you take him under your protection?' |
uc1.b5553436 | Need I de- scribe, sir, how his ingratitude stung me? |
uc1.b5553436 | O mis- Where, ” cried I, “ where are my little ones? |
uc1.b5553436 | Oh that this sight could break my heart at once, and let me die! ”"Where, sir, is your fortitude? ” returned my son, with an intrepid voice. |
uc1.b5553436 | Or find some other way to generate Mankind? |
uc1.b5553436 | Or grieve for friendship unreturn'd, Or unregarded love? |
uc1.b5553436 | Poor, forlorn creature, where are now the revel- ers, the flatterers, that he could once inspire and command? |
uc1.b5553436 | Respect to all kinds of superiors is founded, methinks, upon instinct; and yet what is so ridiculous as age? |
uc1.b5553436 | SOME? |
uc1.b5553436 | Shall you so, master?' |
uc1.b5553436 | Should your people in tragedy always talk to be understood? |
uc1.b5553436 | Squire, ” cried he,"are you ashamed of your two old acquaintances, Jenkinson and Baxter? |
uc1.b5553436 | Tell me, Livy, has the fortune- teller given thee a pennyworth? |
uc1.b5553436 | Tell me, Sophy, my dear, what do you think of our new visitor? |
uc1.b5553436 | The hare immediately threw them above a mile way? |
uc1.b5553436 | The ignorant peasant, without fault, is greater than the philosopher with many; for what is genius or courage without an heart? |
uc1.b5553436 | The poor live pleasantly without our help; why, then, should not we learn to live without theirs? |
uc1.b5553436 | The question was, whether my eldest daughter, as 103 THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD being a matron, should not sit above the two young brides? |
uc1.b5553436 | Then what signifies calling every moment upon the devil, and courting his friendship, since you find how scurvily he uses you? |
uc1.b5553436 | Upon my inquiry who he was, Sir Roger told me that he was a young gentleman of a considerable estate, who? |
uc1.b5553436 | Virtue, my dear Lady Blarney, virtue is worth any price; but where is that to be found? |
uc1.b5553436 | Was he not a venerable- looking man, with gray hair, and no flaps to his pocket- holes? |
uc1.b5553436 | Was not I the husband of thy virginity? |
uc1.b5553436 | Well, my boy, what have you brought us from the fair? |
uc1.b5553436 | Were it not worth your while, then, just to try how you may like the usage of another master, who gives you fair promises at least to come to him? |
uc1.b5553436 | What could I do, Mr. Harley? |
uc1.b5553436 | What good to his country, or himself, might not a trader or inerchant have done with such useful, though ordinary, quali- fications? |
uc1.b5553436 | What good would sight and hearing do to a creature, that can not move itself to or from the object, wherein at a distance it perceives good or evil? |
uc1.b5553436 | What if we should go in and dine here, if you happen not to be engaged, sir?" |
uc1.b5553436 | What if you go in her as a passenger? |
uc1.b5553436 | What is your opinion of matters and things in general?" |
uc1.b5553436 | What signifies beauty, Mr. Thornhill? |
uc1.b5553436 | What, not have him? |
uc1.b5553436 | When lovely woman stoops to folly, And finds, too late, that men betray, What charm can soothe her melancholy, What art can wash her guilt away? |
uc1.b5553436 | Whence the luxurious happiness they describe in their little family- circles? |
uc1.b5553436 | Whence the pleasure which they feel, when they trim their evening fires, and listen to the howl of winter's wind? |
uc1.b5553436 | Whence, but from the secret reflection of what houseless wretches feel from it? |
uc1.b5553436 | Where is she? ” “ Ah, sir! ” said I, “ that question stings me to the heart. |
uc1.b5553436 | Where's little Dick? |
uc1.b5553436 | Which is your ringleader? |
uc1.b5553436 | Which song do you choose,'The Dying Swan,'or the ‘ Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog'? ” “ The'Elegy,'child, by all means,"said I. |
uc1.b5553436 | Why didst thou fleer at our friend who feigned himself asleep? |
uc1.b5553436 | Why fixed is my gaze on the ground? |
uc1.b5553436 | Why should they not do something as well as we? |
uc1.b5553436 | Why, the lease of Bancroft Manor; had not you been applying for it?" |
uc1.b5553436 | Will you have him? ” My poor girl seemed almost sinking into her mother's arms at the hideous proposal. |
uc1.b5553436 | Would you have me applaud to the world what my heart must internally condemn? |
uc1.b5553436 | Yet come, continued he, ‘ I see you are a lad of spirit and some learning, what do you think of commencing author, like me? |
uc1.b5553436 | You should not have cursed him, villain as he is. ” “ I did not curse him, child, did I?" |
uc1.b5553436 | and do I behold thee thus? |
uc1.b5553436 | and shall that frightful man( pointing to the keeper) not be there?-Alas! |
uc1.b5553436 | and shall we meet again? |
uc1.b5553436 | and yet what more palpable argument of Providence than she? |
uc1.b5553436 | are there fashions in love? |
uc1.b5553436 | but what has she? |
uc1.b5553436 | did he ende: the British name by examples of generosity, which the moss arbarous or most depraved are rarely able to resist? |
uc1.b5553436 | did he ret in with the consciousness of duty discharged to his country, and humanity to his fellow- creatures? |
uc1.b5553436 | my children, my children, ” he cried, “ have I found you thus? |
uc1.b5553436 | nor the Auditor,'I suppose?" |
uc1.b5553436 | not one left? |
uc1.b5553436 | only pretty well? ” returned she. |
uc1.b5553436 | or must your mother beg for herself and you?' |
uc1.b5553436 | or what signifies all the virtue and all the qualifications in the world, in this age of self- interest? |
uc1.b5553436 | return their kindness? |
uc1.b5553436 | said she, your father is forced from you; who shall now labour for your bread? |
uc1.b5553436 | when I think of these things, what is there that should not be spurned away? |
uc1.b5553436 | where is Jack? |
uc1.b5553436 | where is your daughter? |
uc1.b5553436 | why by its master implored Shou'd it now the gay carol refuse? |
uc1.b5553436 | why do I call her so? |
uc1.b5553436 | ‘ Are you,'cried he,'the bearer of this here let- ter?' |
uc1.b5553436 | “ And art thou returned to me, my darling, ” cried I, “ to be my comfort in age? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ And is not my sister an angel now, papa? ” cried the eld- est; “ and why, then, are you sorry for her? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ And is not my sister an angel now, papa? ” cried the eld- est; “ and why, then, are you sorry for her? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ And what subject did you treat upon? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ And who knows, my dear, ” continued she, what Olivia may be able to do? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Aye, Moses,"cried my wife, “ that we know; but where is the horse? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Aye, sir,"said she, “ but do you know of any such per- son?" |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Bless me,"cried Mrs. Arnold, “ is Mr. Thornhill so near a neighbor of yours? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Bless us, George, ” cried I, “ and is this the employment of poets now? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Dependence!? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Do you weep again? ” said she. |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Does he know our misery? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ From better habitations spurn'd, Reluctant dost thou rove? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Has he so? ” cried I. |
uc1.b5553436 | “ He has taught that song to our Dick, ” cried Moses; “ and I think he goes through it very prettily. ” “ Does he so? ” cried J. |
uc1.b5553436 | “ How could you, ” cried I, turning to Mr. Jenkinson, “ how could you add to my miseries by the story of her death? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ How, woman, ” cried I to her,"is it thus we treat strangers? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ How, ” cried I to myself, “ shall men so very wicked be cheerful, and shall I be melancholy? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ How,"cried I, “ is that all you are to have for your two shillings? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ I am glad to see thee, my dear, ” cried I; “ but why this dejection, Livy? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ My dear brother, ” cried his sister, “ why do n't you thank my good deliverer? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ My dear creature, ” replied our Peeress, “ do you think I carry such things about me? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ My dear sir, ” cried she, “ to what happy accident is it that we owe so unexpected a visit? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ We blame the pride of the rich, ” said he, “ but are not we ashamed of our poverty? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Well, my girls, how have you sped? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Well,"cried I, “ my good boys, how do you like your bed? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ What did you say, George? ” interrupted I. |
uc1.b5553436 | “ What is more obvious and ordinary than a mole? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ What signifies sadness, sir? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ What! ” interrupted I; “ and were you indeed married by a priest in orders?" |
uc1.b5553436 | “ What, my friends,"cried I, “ and is this the way you love me? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Where did they lay my boy?" |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Why, my dear, what controversy can she have read? ” cried I." |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Why, my love, ” cried I, “ why will you thus increase my afflictions by your own? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Why, my treasures, ” cried I, “ why will you thus attempt to persuade me to the thing that is not right? |
uc1.b5553436 | “ Your name, if you please, sir? |
uc1.b5553436 | ” “ Dear mother, ” cried the boy, “ why wo n't you listen to reason? |
pst.000010048436 | 'Are you in the business yourself?' pst.000010048436 Ah, then you have good memory for facts, for details? |
pst.000010048436 | Already? |
pst.000010048436 | And doctor, as to life, what is it after all? pst.000010048436 And how is our patient?" |
pst.000010048436 | And how long has this been going on? |
pst.000010048436 | And how the blood lost or waste? |
pst.000010048436 | And how? |
pst.000010048436 | And is that stuff you have put there going to do it? |
pst.000010048436 | And may I read it now? pst.000010048436 And now,"he said,"may I ask you for some more help? |
pst.000010048436 | And the flies? |
pst.000010048436 | And what do you make of it? |
pst.000010048436 | And what is that, friend John? |
pst.000010048436 | And you ca n't remember the number of the house? |
pst.000010048436 | And your police, they would interfere, would they not? |
pst.000010048436 | And your police; where will they be, and what will they say? |
pst.000010048436 | Are you convinced now? |
pst.000010048436 | Are you satisfied now, friend John? |
pst.000010048436 | But how,said I,"can it have remained so long un- discovered, when there is a sure index to it if men will but take the trouble to look?" |
pst.000010048436 | But why not up to now? pst.000010048436 But why not?" |
pst.000010048436 | But why, dear Madam Mina? pst.000010048436 But why?" |
pst.000010048436 | But,I asked,"how are we to get the life without get- ting the soul also?" |
pst.000010048436 | Ca n't we get a special? |
pst.000010048436 | Destroyed? |
pst.000010048436 | Did any one else see anything? |
pst.000010048436 | Did you hit it? |
pst.000010048436 | Do I interrupt? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you forget,he said, with actually a smile,"that last night he banqueted heavily, and will sleep late?" |
pst.000010048436 | Do you mean to tell me that Lucy was bitten by such a bat; and that such a thing is here in London in the nineteenth cen- tury? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you not see the child? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you wish me to stay so long? |
pst.000010048436 | Dr. Seward, Dr. Van Helsing, what is it? pst.000010048436 For me? |
pst.000010048436 | Have I been talking in my sleep? |
pst.000010048436 | Have you got what you looked for? |
pst.000010048436 | How did you get into the houses if they were both empty? |
pst.000010048436 | How do you mean, Professor? |
pst.000010048436 | How do you mean, ask them questions? |
pst.000010048436 | How is your dear mother getting on? pst.000010048436 How know you it?" |
pst.000010048436 | How on earth do you know? |
pst.000010048436 | How will it pleasure their relatives to know that lies is wrote over them, and that everybody in the place knows that they be lies? |
pst.000010048436 | How you do mean, ma'am? |
pst.000010048436 | How, stolen,I asked in wonder,"since you have it now?" |
pst.000010048436 | In God's name what does this mean? |
pst.000010048436 | In God's name, Professor Van Helsing, what do you mean? |
pst.000010048436 | Indeed? pst.000010048436 Is anything wrong?" |
pst.000010048436 | Look here, sir,I said,"does what you have to do concern the Count?" |
pst.000010048436 | Lucy dear, do you know why I tell you all this? pst.000010048436 May I come also?" |
pst.000010048436 | May I come? |
pst.000010048436 | May begin? |
pst.000010048436 | May it not frighten her terribly? pst.000010048436 Me too?" |
pst.000010048436 | My dear Mina, why are men so noble when we women are so little worthy of them? pst.000010048436 No, dear,"I said;"I do n't know him; who is it?" |
pst.000010048436 | Now, Mr. Bilder, can you account in any way for the escape of the wolf? |
pst.000010048436 | Now,he said,"friend John, where are the skeleton keys? |
pst.000010048436 | Of course I know it,she answer, and with a pause, add:"Have not my Jonathan travelled it and wrote of his travel?" |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, Madam Mina,he said,"how can I say what I owe to you? |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, my wife, must I read it? |
pst.000010048436 | Or spiders? |
pst.000010048436 | P.S.—Oh, about number Three — I need n't tell you of number Three, need I? pst.000010048436 Professor, are you in earnest; or is it some monstrous joke? |
pst.000010048436 | Shall I have a nurse? |
pst.000010048436 | That was Miss Mina Murray? |
pst.000010048436 | The whole nine? |
pst.000010048436 | Then what are you doing here? |
pst.000010048436 | Then you are on a ship? |
pst.000010048436 | To believe what? |
pst.000010048436 | To what? |
pst.000010048436 | Was I right? |
pst.000010048436 | We four? |
pst.000010048436 | Well, my dear, what could I say? pst.000010048436 Well, what else be they tombstones for? |
pst.000010048436 | Well? |
pst.000010048436 | Well? |
pst.000010048436 | Well? |
pst.000010048436 | What about them yourself? |
pst.000010048436 | What are you doing? |
pst.000010048436 | What are you going to do? |
pst.000010048436 | What are you? |
pst.000010048436 | What brought you here? |
pst.000010048436 | What can I do? |
pst.000010048436 | What do you hear? |
pst.000010048436 | What do you make of it? |
pst.000010048436 | What do you mean? pst.000010048436 What do you see?" |
pst.000010048436 | What do you think of that? |
pst.000010048436 | What does this tell us? pst.000010048436 What else do you hear?" |
pst.000010048436 | What has happened? pst.000010048436 What is that time?'' |
pst.000010048436 | What is that way, which we must not — may not — take? |
pst.000010048436 | What is that which you are using? |
pst.000010048436 | What is that? |
pst.000010048436 | What on earth do you mean? |
pst.000010048436 | What shall I do? |
pst.000010048436 | What shall we do exactly? |
pst.000010048436 | What was the name of the man who took it? |
pst.000010048436 | What will each of you give? pst.000010048436 What's the matter with me, anyhow?" |
pst.000010048436 | When does the next train start for Galatz? |
pst.000010048436 | Why do you plague me about souls? pst.000010048436 Why not go on?" |
pst.000010048436 | Why not now? |
pst.000010048436 | Why not? |
pst.000010048436 | Why not? |
pst.000010048436 | Why? |
pst.000010048436 | Would it not be well to hear what I have to say? |
pst.000010048436 | Yes, it is a child, but who brought it here.? pst.000010048436 You do n't mean to tell me you do n't care about spiders?" |
pst.000010048436 | You know that Mrs. Westenra left you all her prop- erty? |
pst.000010048436 | You want big things that you can make JONATHAN HARKER'S JOURNAL 299 your teeth meet in? pst.000010048436 You will? |
pst.000010048436 | You would not kill yourself? |
pst.000010048436 | Your diary? |
pst.000010048436 | ''What?" |
pst.000010048436 | 'Are you willing, Wilhelmina, to share my ignorance? |
pst.000010048436 | 'Do n't you know me?' |
pst.000010048436 | ( Kept in phonograph) 5 May.—Ebb tide in appetite to- day. |
pst.000010048436 | ( Mem., under what circumstances would I not avoid the pit of hell?) |
pst.000010048436 | ( Why did I hesitate to write the word?) |
pst.000010048436 | ... Is he? |
pst.000010048436 | 147 beset? |
pst.000010048436 | 254 DRACULA"How is Art?" |
pst.000010048436 | 61 your own face? |
pst.000010048436 | A year ago which of us would have received such a possi- bility, in the midst of our scientific, sceptical, matter- of- fact nineteenth century? |
pst.000010048436 | After a mo- ment's pause he asked: —"But why?" |
pst.000010048436 | After a pause Van Helsing went on, evidently with an effort: —"Miss Lucy is dead; is it not so? |
pst.000010048436 | Alas, but that sentence is a puddle; is it not? |
pst.000010048436 | All this surprised me, so I asked him:"Are you not going to keep flies any more?" |
pst.000010048436 | Am I to proceed in my work?" |
pst.000010048436 | And Arthur and my friend Quincey, they are with you, too? |
pst.000010048436 | And all for what? |
pst.000010048436 | And did you not hear me swear promise to her, that so she closed her eyes grateful? |
pst.000010048436 | And do we not promise to go on to the bit- ter end?" |
pst.000010048436 | And her so fine husband? |
pst.000010048436 | And is it wounded?" |
pst.000010048436 | And now that the pourparlers are over, may I ask what it is we are to do?" |
pst.000010048436 | And now what is it that you came to me to say?" |
pst.000010048436 | And since so, do we not see our duty? |
pst.000010048436 | And the assurance —? |
pst.000010048436 | And then""And then?" |
pst.000010048436 | And will you not so much honour me and so help me as to read it for me? |
pst.000010048436 | And yet you saw how she thanked me, with her so beautiful dying eyes, her voice, too, so weak, and she kiss my rough old hand and bless me? |
pst.000010048436 | Are we all armed, as we were on that night when first we visited our enemy's lair; armed against ghostly as well as carnal attack?" |
pst.000010048436 | Are we too late? |
pst.000010048436 | Are you mad that speak such things, or am I mad to listen to them? |
pst.000010048436 | Are you of belief now, friend John?" |
pst.000010048436 | Art and Quincey held back, and the latter said: —"Should we disturb her?" |
pst.000010048436 | Arthur went on:"And when there?" |
pst.000010048436 | Arthur's face fell as he said in an amazed sort of way: —"Where poor Lucy is buried?" |
pst.000010048436 | At last, after a long pause, he said to me in a faint whisper: —"Jack, is she really dead?" |
pst.000010048436 | But as to the odour itself, how shall I describe it? |
pst.000010048436 | But even if the burial service was comic, what about poor Art and his trouble? |
pst.000010048436 | But how do you — how can you — account for it not being there?" |
pst.000010048436 | But how is he experimenting? |
pst.000010048436 | But in any case I suppose you will not let it away for some days?" |
pst.000010048436 | But then we may have to want Arthur, and how shall we tell him of this? |
pst.000010048436 | But we are face to face with duty; and in such case must we shrink? |
pst.000010048436 | But why?" |
pst.000010048436 | But, oh, is he on land or sea? |
pst.000010048436 | By road, by rail, by water? |
pst.000010048436 | Ca n't you hear me, man? |
pst.000010048436 | Ca n't you understand? |
pst.000010048436 | Can ard it be that he sleeps when others wake, that he may be awake whilst they sleep? |
pst.000010048436 | Can it be all possible, or even a part of it? |
pst.000010048436 | Can it be that his instinct is satisfied as to the vampire's ultimate triumph? |
pst.000010048436 | Can it be that there is a malign influence of the sun at periods which affects certain natures — as at times the moon does others? |
pst.000010048436 | Can you tell me what went before your going to Transylvania? |
pst.000010048436 | Dare you come with me?" |
pst.000010048436 | Did he get his brain fever, and then write all those terrible things, or had he some cause for it all? |
pst.000010048436 | Did she not, friend John?" |
pst.000010048436 | Did you not get my telegram?" |
pst.000010048436 | Do I read your lesson aright?" |
pst.000010048436 | Do n't you know that I am sane and earnest now; that I am no lunatic in a mad fit, but a sane man fighting for his soul? |
pst.000010048436 | Do ye think that all these men will have to make a rush to Whitby when the trumpet sounds? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you know all the mystery of life and death? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you know the altogether of comparative anatomy and can say wherefore the qualities of brutes are in some men, and not in others? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you know where you are going, and what you are going to?" |
pst.000010048436 | Do you not know that to- night, when the clock strikes midnight, all the evil things in the world will have full sway? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you not think that there are things which you can not understand, and yet which are; that some people see thing that others can not? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you remember, Art, when we had the pack after us at Tobolsk? |
pst.000010048436 | Do you think that will be really neces- sary?" |
pst.000010048436 | Even you would not, I dare be sworn, be able to find these places again?" |
pst.000010048436 | For if we fail in this our fight he must surely win; and then where end we? |
pst.000010048436 | For why should I give myself so much of labour and so much of sorrow? |
pst.000010048436 | Harker?" |
pst.000010048436 | Has there been any mistake; has she been buried alive?" |
pst.000010048436 | Have you felt the Vampire's lips upon your throat?" |
pst.000010048436 | He became almost speechless for a minute, and then went on: —"Do you know what the place is? |
pst.000010048436 | He handed me the key, saying:"Will you keep it? |
pst.000010048436 | He has got younger, and how? |
pst.000010048436 | He looked up at me, and evidently saw the change in my face, for he said al- most joyously: —"Ah, you believe now?" |
pst.000010048436 | He paused and I said: —"But will not the Count take his rebuff wisely? |
pst.000010048436 | He said to me: —"Mrs. Harker, is it not?" |
pst.000010048436 | He said: —"And your baggage?" |
pst.000010048436 | He saw me at once, and rushed up to me, saying: —"Ah, friend John, how goes all? |
pst.000010048436 | He thought for a moment, and then said:"May I 76 DRACULA have three days? |
pst.000010048436 | He took it with a grateful bow, and said: —"May I read it?" |
pst.000010048436 | He was evidently torturing his mind about some- thing, so I waited for an instant, and he spoke: —"What are we to do now? |
pst.000010048436 | He was very courteous and very cheery in his manner, and seeing that I had been sleeping, he said: —"So, my friend, you are tired? |
pst.000010048436 | He went on:"And you con- sate that all these steans be aboon folk that be happed here, snod an'snog?" |
pst.000010048436 | How am I to account for all these horrors when I get to port? |
pst.000010048436 | How can I escape from this dreadful thing of night and gloom and fear? |
pst.000010048436 | How dare you cast eyes on him when I had forbidden it? |
pst.000010048436 | How is she? |
pst.000010048436 | How many of us begin a new record with each day of our lives? |
pst.000010048436 | How shall I describe what we saw? |
pst.000010048436 | How shall we find his where; and having found it, how can we destroy? |
pst.000010048436 | How then are we to begin our strike to destroy him? |
pst.000010048436 | How was it that all the people at Bistritz and on the coach had some terrible fear for me? |
pst.000010048436 | How will you do this bloody work?" |
pst.000010048436 | How would you like to breakfast on elephant?" |
pst.000010048436 | I asked Jonathan why he was disturbed, and he answered, evi- dently thinking that I knew as much about it as he did:"Do you see who it is?" |
pst.000010048436 | I asked the Pro- fessor in a whisper: —"What do you make of that mark on her throat?" |
pst.000010048436 | I did not know what to say, but Lucy turned the.conver- sation as she said, rising up: —"Oh, why did you tell us of this? |
pst.000010048436 | I had hardly sealed the letter, when, to my surprise, Van Helsing walked into the room, saying: —"Can I help you, friend John? |
pst.000010048436 | I hear rumours, and espe- cially of a tall, handsome, curly- haired man???" |
pst.000010048436 | I hear rumours, and espe- cially of a tall, handsome, curly- haired man???" |
pst.000010048436 | I hear rumours, and espe- cially of a tall, handsome, curly- haired man???" |
pst.000010048436 | I interrupted him: —"Were the boxes left in the hall?" |
pst.000010048436 | I know that, but do you know what day it is?" |
pst.000010048436 | I made one more attempt to further matters: —"You did n't have any key?" |
pst.000010048436 | I said to her presently, when she had grown more quiet: —"Will you not come over to the fire?" |
pst.000010048436 | I smote the table hard and rose up as I said to him: —"Dr. Van Helsing, are you mad?" |
pst.000010048436 | I thought I would push his analogy to its utmost logi- cally, so I said quickly: —"Oh, it is a soul you are after now, is it?" |
pst.000010048436 | I thought J would improve the occasion and learn something, so I asked him: —"What about the flies these times?" |
pst.000010048436 | I thought to myself,"this is the second time he has suddenly stopped at the word'drink'; what does it mean?" |
pst.000010048436 | I turned to her, and looking in her eyes, said: —"But you? |
pst.000010048436 | If a man like you, who knows the ani- mals from experience, ca n't hazard a good guess at any rate, who is even to try?' |
pst.000010048436 | If so that, then what about the others? |
pst.000010048436 | If sympathy and pity can help in your affliction, wo n't you let me be of some little service — for Lucy's sake?" |
pst.000010048436 | If you will not help us in our effort to choose the wisest course, how can we perform the duty which you yourself put upon us? |
pst.000010048436 | In his life, his living life, he go over the Turkey frontier and attack his enemy on his own ground; he be beaten back, but did he stay? |
pst.000010048436 | In the meantime we can do DR. SEWARD'S DIARY 359 nothing here; and as I think that Varna is not familiar to any of us, why not go there more soon? |
pst.000010048436 | Is all that fever gone, and is he strong and hearty?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is he quite well? |
pst.000010048436 | Is it not so? |
pst.000010048436 | Is it not so? |
pst.000010048436 | Is it not so?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is it not so?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is it not so?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is it not?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is it possible that love is all sub- jective, or all objective? |
pst.000010048436 | Is it possible that the Professor can have done it himself? |
pst.000010048436 | Is it you or me?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is n't that true, doctor?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is not that gentleman Dr. Van Helsing? |
pst.000010048436 | Is not that so?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is not that so?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is there not more at stake for us than for him? |
pst.000010048436 | Is this a game?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is this all a nightmare, or what is it?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is this your do- ing?" |
pst.000010048436 | Is tnere fate amongst us still, sent down from the pagan world of old, that such things must be, and in such way? |
pst.000010048436 | It is then so near the end? |
pst.000010048436 | It seems like a profanation of the word to write it in connection with such a monster, so asked him point- blank: —"Why may I not go to- night?" |
pst.000010048436 | It was apparent that she did not want to sleep, so I tackled the subject at once: —"You do not want to go to sleep?" |
pst.000010048436 | It's a hard thing I ask, but you will do it, will you not, for Lucy's sake?" |
pst.000010048436 | JONATHAN HARKER'S JOURNAL 291"How did you get into the house in Piccadilly?" |
pst.000010048436 | Jack, if you may tell me without betraying confidence, Arthur was the first, is not that so?" |
pst.000010048436 | John, my child, you have been my friend now many years, and yet did you ever know me to do any without good cause? |
pst.000010048436 | Just before I was leaving, the old lady came up to my room and said in a very hysterical way:"Must you go? |
pst.000010048436 | Keep it always with you that laughter who knock at your door and say,'May I come in?' |
pst.000010048436 | Madam Mina is with you? |
pst.000010048436 | May I cut off the head of dead Miss Lucy?" |
pst.000010048436 | May I hear it say something?" |
pst.000010048436 | May I make the only atonement in my power? |
pst.000010048436 | May it be that I see you? |
pst.000010048436 | May it be that with you I visit him this morning? |
pst.000010048436 | May we come in?" |
pst.000010048436 | Mina looked at him appealingly as she asked: — DR. SEWARD'S DIARY 347"But why need we seek him further, when he is gone away from us?" |
pst.000010048436 | Mina, dear, what is it? |
pst.000010048436 | Must it go in?" |
pst.000010048436 | No one would refuse me a kitten, would they?" |
pst.000010048436 | No? |
pst.000010048436 | No? |
pst.000010048436 | No? |
pst.000010048436 | No? |
pst.000010048436 | No? |
pst.000010048436 | No? |
pst.000010048436 | Not meeting any sufficient response, he went on: —"Is it possible that I have erred in my supposition?" |
pst.000010048436 | Not much? |
pst.000010048436 | Now is n't that stean at any rate"—he ham- mered it with his stick as he spoke—"a pack of lies? |
pst.000010048436 | Now that You are near, I await Your commands, and You will not pass me by, will You, dear Master, in Your distribution of good things?" |
pst.000010048436 | Now we wish to get into the house, but we have no key; is it not so?" |
pst.000010048436 | Of course it is possible that all may be well, but what may have happened? |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, Mina, could n't you guess? |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, my friend, why, think you, did I go so far round, why take so long to tell you so simple a thing? |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, what have I done to be blessed with such friends?" |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, what will to- morrow bring to us? |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, why did I ever go to Whitby? |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, why must a man like that be made unhappy when there are lots of girls about who would worship the very ground he trod on? |
pst.000010048436 | Oh, will you really? |
pst.000010048436 | On the instant the Professor spoke again: —"Where are you now?" |
pst.000010048436 | Presently he said to Van Hel- sing: —"Is this really Lucy's body, or only a demon in her shape?" |
pst.000010048436 | Said he not that the transfusion of his blood to her veins had made her truly his bride?" |
pst.000010048436 | See you now, friend John? |
pst.000010048436 | Shall I go on?" |
pst.000010048436 | Shall you not all help me? |
pst.000010048436 | She and I were like sisters; and now she is gone, will you not let me be like a sister to you in your trouble? |
pst.000010048436 | She grew paler as she asked faintly: —"Why?" |
pst.000010048436 | She was startled and a little frightened, and cried out:"What is that?" |
pst.000010048436 | Since he has been driven from England, will he not avoid it, as a tiger does the village from which he has been hunted?" |
pst.000010048436 | So I said: —"You like life, and you want life?" |
pst.000010048436 | Suddenly she sat up, and, as she opened her eyes, said sweetly: — 380 DR. SEWARD'S DIARY 381"Would none of you like a cup of tea? |
pst.000010048436 | Surely these tombstones are not all wrong?" |
pst.000010048436 | Tell me if there be such a one amongst us?" |
pst.000010048436 | Tell me, like one good fellow to another, is there any one else that you care for? |
pst.000010048436 | That is so, and by whom?" |
pst.000010048436 | The Professor cleared his throat a couple of times, as though about to speak, and finally said: —"May I ask you something now?" |
pst.000010048436 | The Professor did not move, but simply said: —"And how are we to get into that house in Piccadilly?" |
pst.000010048436 | The stillness was broken by Van Helsing's voice speaking in a low level tone which would not break the current of her thoughts: —"Where are you?" |
pst.000010048436 | Then his eyes roved round the room; as tliey 308 DRACULA"The Acherontia Aitetropos of the Sphinges — what you call the'Death's- head Moth'?" |
pst.000010048436 | Then suddenly turning to me in a resolute way, he said:"Doctor, wo n't you be very good to me and let me have a little more sugar? |
pst.000010048436 | Then turning to her, he said, cheerfully:"And what am I do for you? |
pst.000010048436 | Then why we not be even more careful than him? |
pst.000010048436 | Then, coming close to me, he spoke in a fierce half- whisper:"What took it out?" |
pst.000010048436 | Then, friend John, am I to take it that you sim- ply accept fact, and are satisfied to let from premise to conclusion be a blank? |
pst.000010048436 | Then, seeing the look of amazement on our faces, she said, turning from one to the other with a troubled look: —"What have I said? |
pst.000010048436 | There was silence until he asked again: —"And when in the tomb?" |
pst.000010048436 | These stupid old lips of mine and this stupid old head do not deserve so; but you will forget it, will you not?" |
pst.000010048436 | This puzzled me a little, so I drew him on: —"Then you command life; you are a god, I suppose?" |
pst.000010048436 | To begin, have you ever study the philosophy of crime? |
pst.000010048436 | To my surprise, he answered, with a horrorstruck look in his face: —"Tell you of her death? |
pst.000010048436 | To this I am willing; but is there none amongst us who has a better right? |
pst.000010048436 | To us for ever are the gates of heaven shut; for who shall open them to us again? |
pst.000010048436 | True, he might escape at night; but what would he be, if left in a strange place with no refuge that he could fly to? |
pst.000010048436 | Van Helsing came and laid his hand on Arthur's shoul- der, and said to him: —"And now, Arthur my friend, dear lad, am I not for- given?" |
pst.000010048436 | Van Helsing turned to Morris and asked: —"And you, friend Quincey, have you any to tell?" |
pst.000010048436 | Was it because I hate you and have hated you all my life? |
pst.000010048436 | Was it because I wished to give you pain? |
pst.000010048436 | Was it indeed a house of death to which I had come, too late? |
pst.000010048436 | Was it indeed some such spiritual guidance that was coming to me in my sleep? |
pst.000010048436 | Was it not for these causes that you send for me when the great trouble came? |
pst.000010048436 | Was it that I wanted, now so late, revenge for that time when you saved my life, and from a fearful death? |
pst.000010048436 | Was she, or is she, mad; or what sort of horrible danger is it?" |
pst.000010048436 | Was the body of Miss y in that coffin?" |
pst.000010048436 | Was this a customary incident in the life of a solicitor's clerk sent out to explain the pur- chase of a London estate to a foreigner? |
pst.000010048436 | Was this desola- tion but another link in the chain of doom which seemed drawing tight around us? |
pst.000010048436 | We have learned to be- lieve, all of us — is it not so? |
pst.000010048436 | We men are determined — nay, are we not pledged? — to destroy this monster; but it is no part for a woman. |
pst.000010048436 | We shall unscrew the coffin- lid, and shall do our operation; and then replace all, so that none know, save we alone. ” “ But why do it at all? |
pst.000010048436 | Well? |
pst.000010048436 | Were you not amazed, nay horrified, when I would not let Arthur kiss his love — though she was dying — and snatched him away by all my strength? |
pst.000010048436 | What am I to do? |
pst.000010048436 | What am I to do? |
pst.000010048436 | What are we to do for some one who will open his veins for her?" |
pst.000010048436 | What could I do but bow acceptance? |
pst.000010048436 | What devil or what witch was ever so great as Attila, whose blood is in these veins?" |
pst.000010048436 | What did that poor, sweet girl do that you should want to cast such dishonour on her grave? |
pst.000010048436 | What do you mean? |
pst.000010048436 | What does he do? |
pst.000010048436 | What does that blood mean? |
pst.000010048436 | What else have we to hope for, except the pity of the good God?" |
pst.000010048436 | What has happened? |
pst.000010048436 | What have I done to you that you should tor- ture me so? |
pst.000010048436 | What have I done? |
pst.000010048436 | What is it that's wrong with her? |
pst.000010048436 | What is this? |
pst.000010048436 | What is wrong? |
pst.000010048436 | What kind of a shock was it?" |
pst.000010048436 | What manner of man is this, or what manner of creature is it in the semblance of man? |
pst.000010048436 | What meant the giving of the crucifix, of the garlic, of the wild rose, of the mountain ash? |
pst.000010048436 | What on earth do you mean?" |
pst.000010048436 | What ought they to be in China? |
pst.000010048436 | What say you?" |
pst.000010048436 | What shall I do? |
pst.000010048436 | What shall any man say of his pleasure at meeting Van Helsing? |
pst.000010048436 | What sort of grim adventure was it on which I had embarked? |
pst.000010048436 | What sort of place had I come to, and among what kind of people? |
pst.000010048436 | What then does this abso- lute content mean? |
pst.000010048436 | What would have been his later steps? |
pst.000010048436 | What's the use of spiders? |
pst.000010048436 | What's wrong with my face? |
pst.000010048436 | When I came back Mr. Swales went on: —"Who brought him home, I wonder, to hap him here? |
pst.000010048436 | When I came close she bowed and said,"The Herr English- man?" |
pst.000010048436 | When I came in, he said at once, as though the question had been waiting on his lips: —"What about souls?" |
pst.000010048436 | When I had read it, I stood looking at the Professor, and after a pause asked him:"In God's name, what does it all mean? |
pst.000010048436 | When I remarked this, he answered: —"Well, but, my friend, is it not needful that I should? |
pst.000010048436 | When I told her that I must go at once, and that I was engaged on important business, she asked again:"Do you know what day it is?" |
pst.000010048436 | When I went into the room, I told the man that a lady would like to see him; to which he simply answered:"Why?" |
pst.000010048436 | When are you to be married, and where, and who is to perform the ceremony, and what are you to wear, and is it to be a public or a pri- vate wedding? |
pst.000010048436 | When he saw me he held it out to me, and said: —"Are you satisfied now?" |
pst.000010048436 | When was redeemed that great shame of my nation, the shame of Cassova, when the flags of the Wallach and the Magyar went down beneath the Crescent? |
pst.000010048436 | When we had finished, Mrs. Harker said: —"Dr. Seward, may I ask a favour? |
pst.000010048436 | Where are we to turn for help? |
pst.000010048436 | Where ends the war without a brain and heart to conduct it? |
pst.000010048436 | Where his d body has gone why may not another body go? |
pst.000010048436 | Where is he, and how? |
pst.000010048436 | Which is the way to the chapel?" |
pst.000010048436 | Which of them is it that you seek? |
pst.000010048436 | Who knows?" |
pst.000010048436 | Who more gladly than we throughout the Four Nations received the'bloody sword,'or at its warlike call flocked quicker to the standard of the King? |
pst.000010048436 | Who was it but one of my own race who as Voivode crossed the Danube and beat the Turk on his own ground? |
pst.000010048436 | Why ca n't they let a girl marry three men, or as many as want her, and save all this trouble? |
pst.000010048436 | Why do you smile, friend John?" |
pst.000010048436 | Why fear for me? |
pst.000010048436 | Why mutilate her poor body without need? |
pst.000010048436 | Why not advance science in its most difficult and vital aspect — the knowledge of the brain? |
pst.000010048436 | Why not?" |
pst.000010048436 | Why should not jl) I imitate him, and go in by his window? |
pst.000010048436 | Why so? |
pst.000010048436 | Will that ever be? |
pst.000010048436 | Will you let me be your friend, and will you come to me for comfort if you need it? |
pst.000010048436 | Will you never learn? |
pst.000010048436 | Will you not cover it again?" |
pst.000010048436 | Will you not have faith in me? ” I took his hand, and promised him. |
pst.000010048436 | Will you, therefore, instead of lunching with us, please come to breakfast at eight o'clock, if this be not too early for you? |
pst.000010048436 | Without offence did I tell yer to go to'ell?" |
pst.000010048436 | Wo n't you give me one kiss? |
pst.000010048436 | Wo n't you just hitch up alongside of me and let us go down the long road to- gether, driving in double harness?' |
pst.000010048436 | Wo n't you let this be at my camp- fire to- morrow night? |
pst.000010048436 | Yes? |
pst.000010048436 | You have kept diary of all these so strange things; is it not so? |
pst.000010048436 | You think then that those so small holes in the children's throats were made by the same that made the hole in Miss Lucy?" |
pst.000010048436 | You were doubtless surprised at my letter?" |
pst.000010048436 | You will give me your hand, will you not? |
pst.000010048436 | You will ici: me help, will you not? |
pst.000010048436 | You will let me be like a brother, will you not, for all our lives — for dear Lucy's sake?" |
pst.000010048436 | Your lives are God's, and you can give them back to Him; but what will you give to me?" |
pst.000010048436 | a2o DRACULA"Is this a juggle?" |
pst.000010048436 | for us — on them? |
pst.000010048436 | good to her, to us, to science, to human knowledge — why do it? |
pst.000010048436 | he said;"still at your books? |
pst.000010048436 | how are we going to get into that house?" |
pst.000010048436 | how could they be otherwise? |
pst.000010048436 | i48 D R A C U L A What does it all mean? |
pst.000010048436 | is it not?" |
pst.000010048436 | what am I to do? |
pst.000010048436 | what can I do? |
pst.000010048436 | what end? |
pst.000010048436 | what good are peasants without a leader? |
pst.000010048436 | what has happened to him? |
pst.000010048436 | what have I done? |
pst.000010048436 | young Herr, must you go?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Tis a true bill, then? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Tis nothing at all do n't you see what are you afraid of? hvd.hxq8e4 A nervous little woman of some two or three and forty? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | A retired merchant,'says Devereux;'well, Toole, what do you advise, now?' hvd.hxq8e4 A what's the matther wid you, Misther Irons?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | A- ha, ha, ha!---what? hvd.hxq8e4 Ah, why the devil, Puddock, do you keep them ould women's charrums and divilments, about you? — you'll be the death of some one yet, so you will.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | An affair of honour?' hvd.hxq8e4 An'that's what I'm to tell them that sent me.? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And Miss Walsingham? hvd.hxq8e4 And did you hear the news? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And how's Cluffe? hvd.hxq8e4 And is it true old Tresham's going to join our club at last?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And may I pray you to try on the steps if you can see the dear animal anywhere- you know Flora?' hvd.hxq8e4 And now, dear Lilias, we want your good father to come with us, just to pray by the poor fellow's bedside; he's in the study, is he?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And so you actually swallowed this — this devil's dose, sir, did you?' hvd.hxq8e4 And what do you say to that, Captain Devereux? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what of her?? hvd.hxq8e4 And what of her?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what the devil is all this for, sir? hvd.hxq8e4 And what's that to the purpose?-don't I know they're the same all over the world — nothing but brutes and barbarians.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And which way was he going when you met him and that — that Nutter?' hvd.hxq8e4 And why she, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And you are that very Zekiel Irons who was a witness on the trial?' hvd.hxq8e4 And you'll tell me, darling, when you're happier, as you soon will be?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | As I could wish to see? hvd.hxq8e4 As how, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | As how, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Ay, so it was- was it?--that smothered his wife.' hvd.hxq8e4 But may n't I see you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Drowned? hvd.hxq8e4 Eh? — to be sure. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Going? hvd.hxq8e4 He who?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I see; and do you remember any other mark you'd know it by? hvd.hxq8e4 I've little to say, your honour; but, first, do you think your ser- yants heard the noise, just now?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is it “ farced pain, ” Puddock, or “ gammon pain? ”? hvd.hxq8e4 Is it “ farced pain, ” Puddock, or “ gammon pain? ”? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | My father murdered? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, Betty, hold me- don't go- I'm mad- am I mad? hvd.hxq8e4 Oh?-oh! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Since August, 1756?? hvd.hxq8e4 Since August, 1756?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Sir,'said Dick Devereux, in a voice that sounded strangely,'I have a request; may I make it? — a favour to beg. hvd.hxq8e4 So,'said Mr. Dangerfield, soliloquizing,'Charles Nutter's alive, and in prison, and what comes next? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Tare- an- ouns, an'is it yerself, Captain Puddock, that's in it?? hvd.hxq8e4 Tare- an- ouns, an'is it yerself, Captain Puddock, that's in it?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, Charles Archer's here, we've seen him, have n't we? hvd.hxq8e4 Well, I stood to you then, sir; did n't I? ” says Glascock. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, I suppose you suspected she had a secret?' hvd.hxq8e4 Well, and what says his worship?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, gentlemen, I've shown fight, eh?—and now I suppose you want my watch, and money, and keys, eh? hvd.hxq8e4 Well, he has spoken?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, little Lily, will you have him? ” he said, after a little pause. hvd.hxq8e4 Well, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well,'said Sturk, ‘ he wo n't, of course? hvd.hxq8e4 Well,'said the Colonel, is Cluffe safe, or- eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What d'ye mean, sir? hvd.hxq8e4 What's out? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What's that?' hvd.hxq8e4 What, sir, do you mean to say the pit of his stomach? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Where are the gentlemen now, and who will I ask for?' hvd.hxq8e4 Where is he — where's Cluffe?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Where is she? hvd.hxq8e4 Where'll I bring him to, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Where's the adjutant, sir?' hvd.hxq8e4 Where, sir, do you suppose Charles Archer is now to be found?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Whoever applied? hvd.hxq8e4 Why, what about Puddock — what has he done? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Would he like his dressing- gown and slippers?' hvd.hxq8e4 You saw the body, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You're the man we sent for?' hvd.hxq8e4 “ Hang it, man; what are you afraid of? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ''Tis broken, of course? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'And has he been recognised here? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Any tidings of Nutter? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'At whose suit?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Ay, where to catch him, and how- Dead? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'But are you not forgetting, sir,'said Mr. Attorney in consultation,"that there's the finding of felo de se against him by the coroner's jury? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Did she- did she know how I loved her? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Do you know that? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Eh! — how long? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Fat, funny little Lieutenant Puddock!-was ever so diverting a disgrace? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Has he made a declaration of love?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'He has seen you, too, he says; and thinks you have seen him, hey?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'I beg pardon, gentlemen — will you drink some wine? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'I dare say you feel pretty hot here?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'I knew quite well she was n't here, and she never cared for me, and I- why should I trouble my head about her? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'I know; and are you sure it was that hat he had on?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'I say, where's Martin?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'I see, Cluffe,'said Puddock;'you do n't think it prudent- you think we may n't be happy?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'I- a- oh, dear!—I do n't quite understand is he lost? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Is he found — are you found?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Is it the rent, Barney?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Is there a steady woman there — not a child, you know, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Is this the tenement called The Mills, formerly in the occupation of the late Charles Nutter- eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Nothing of moment, I hope?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Now, you look like a body going to be hanged — you do; what's the matter with you, madam? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Oh!- I thought'twas the wood by Lord Mountjoy's,'said Danger- field; and when did it happen? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Recipe?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Robbin'the nets, you spalpeen; if you throw them salmon your hidin'undher your coat into the wather, be the tare- o'-war- • What salmon, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Toole, ca n't you?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Twas a bite for Miles; hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Twas a folly; but what folly will not young men do? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Twill be a blessed sight- eh? — when he sits up in that bed, madam, as I trust he may this very night, and speak-- eh?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Twill be a blessed sight- eh? — when he sits up in that bed, madam, as I trust he may this very night, and speak-- eh?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Twill be a blessed sight- eh? — when he sits up in that bed, madam, as I trust he may this very night, and speak-- eh?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'What was it — what is it?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'What was it — what is it?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'Yes,'answered the Doctor;'but how's the fee secured?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 'tis you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ( What? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ( he looked inquisitively, but there was no answer); I thought, I say, he looked devilish out of sorts, is he- a- ill? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * An'how the dickens did you get there?'. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And Calcraft gave her his likeness in miniature,'related the maca- roni, never minding; set round with diamonds, and, will you believe it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And I'm given to understand, sir, he's to be found occasionally in this town?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And do you mean to tell me you did not hear that vulgar dog Nutter's unmanly jokes? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And has a gentleman been drowned here?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And how is that?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And in what capacity? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And is she really in the coach now? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And suppose, my Lord, we ask these gentlemen to give us a song? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And what about that leedy's neeme, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And what is it, then, my good man?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And what, pray, does a Lieutenant Fireworker mean?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And who's M. M., pray?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * And — and- and- you do n't mean to thay-- why- eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Break our hearts? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * But he do n't remember you?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Can nothing be done to make him speak? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Could it be the Mattross that was shot in the year'90, as I often heerd, for sthrikin'his captain? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Curse you, Puddock, why — what are you going back for? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Do n't mind the old blackguard, mother dear? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Doctor Toole? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Fracture?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Had not I best send at once for Mr. Dangerfield? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Hang it, you know- poor Mrs. Nutter- eh?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Heych?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * I do hear, indeed; when did he go?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * I think I do, the old man who limped, and wore the odd black wig? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Perhaps, ma'am, you'd let me see him?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * True, Irons, very true; you, I, and Sturk — the Doctor I mean- are cool fellows, and do n't want for nerve; but I think, do n't you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Who-- pray, madam? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Who?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * You have, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * You mean — I know you do-- that Palmerstown girl, who has belied me?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * You think — I have a chance?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * You wo n't have him? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * You've heard him express it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | * Your precious armour- bearer refuses to act then?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | *** What, no money? ” says he. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | - he said what?-what is it?--what can you prove? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | - he said what?-what is it?--what can you prove? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | - he said what?-what is it?--what can you prove? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | - he's grown, I'm told, so confoundedly poor, “ quis pauper? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | - you really think he's safe?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 141 with her mother, the fat woman with the poodle, and the- don't you know? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 213 you?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 275 And when he had got half- way down the aisle, he called back to Irons, in a loud, frank voice- And Martin's not here-- could you say where he is? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 277 Was ever Lieutenant so devoutly romantic? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 295 bowl of punch as soon as may be? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 321 When were these notices served, Doctor?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 321 When were these notices served, Doctor?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 353 But you specially know how it stood between them in respect of the agency? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 389 No convulsions, ma'am?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 389 No convulsions, ma'am?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 39 Have you ever put a marrowfat pea in it, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 393 of crescendo screaming-—'Oh, Barney – Barney – Barney- sweetheart-What are they doing?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 441"And where is he, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 55-long hair or short hair, or( a hiccough) no hair at all, is n't it nature's doing, I ask you my darlin'Puddock, is n't it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 66 Why,"says he, “ do you mean to tell me you do n't want money?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | 89-I thought, d’ye see, just now, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ?-and, “ Where's the pot- house they call the Salmon House?--doing a good business- ch?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ?-and, “ Where's the pot- house they call the Salmon House?--doing a good business- ch?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | A good many of your corps there, Major? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | A widow — is not she?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Am I dying? said he. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | An'how am I to get my five hundhred guineas? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | An'oh, Masther Richard, is it in airnest? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | An'where, sir, am I to get my five hundhred guineas-- where, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | An'who's that rode down the Dublin road this minute? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | An'you're there wid shoes on your feet?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | An'you, av coorse, want to stop it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And Doctor Pell said in his usual tall way, as they came out- How long ago, sir?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And Mag knows nothing of all this?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And as for my displeasure, sir, who said I was displeased? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And ca n't he swim? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And could you, or could she, have uttered a more utterly damnable lie? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And do you really mean to say, sir, he promised you a fee of five-eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And do you really think it will? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And does not she look handsome, Gertie? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And everybody who met any one else asked him — Any news about Nutter, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And how does your patient, Doctor? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And if I were, what could my displeasure be to you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And is Pell comin'out to- night?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And may n't Mrs. Mack stay in the room with us? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And now, boys, d’ye see? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And now, where's Mistress Sarah Harty? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And old Dalton, do n't you remember old Dalton, Miss Lily?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And rat it, sir, how can I help it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And see, get me a pinch or two of that thistle- down, d’ye see? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And she played a march that had somehow a dash of the pathetic in it, in a sort of reverie, and she said: Sally, do you know that?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And she really does princely things- doesn't she? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And was it Mr. Dangerfield? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what could Mary Matchwell want of a conjuring conference, of all persons in the world, with poor little Mrs. Nutter? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what did you see, Lily- I know you'll tell me truly — when you came into the parlour, as I stood by the window? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what do you propose to do for poor Mistress Sally Nutter?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what do you propose to do? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what in the name of Bedlam, sir, does he mean by walking about the town with a hole through his- his--- what's his name? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what is this new business of Doctor Sturk? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what mischief have you been about — eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what says the Major to it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what shall I ask her? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what the devil, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And what's yours?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And where do you think he is do you think it's business?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And where in the world wor you this month an'more?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And where is that wretch, Glascock, and that double murderer, Archer; where is he?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And where's poor Mrs. Nutter? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And who do you think's going to make the grand tour? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And who's got it now?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And why did you send for Doctor O'Toole, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And why in the world did n't you send for me, when you wanted to discourse Mary Match- well? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And why not?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And you have been ill, Miss Lilias? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And, after all, what difference should it make? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And- a- Lieutenant Puddock, you were saying-- a-- tell me- now- where was it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | And- and- am I at liberty to mention it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Anything in the paper, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Are these always illusions? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Are you better?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Are you going to the in- quest? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Are you mad, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Are you to dine with Colonel Strafford to- day?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Are you to dine with Colonel Strafford to- day?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Are you,'said Aunt Becky — do you, Gertrude — do you like Lieutenant Puddock? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | At last, Dangerfield said over his shoulder, with the same amused look,'Do you remember Charles Archer? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | At the end of another ten minutes, with a scream, she started up again, That's her step — where are you, Betty? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Avez- vous diné mon petit coquin?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Ay, a smouldering wick and a candle if you please; but enclosed in a glass bottle, how the deuce are you to blow it?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Ay, that lady; and who the devil is she?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Barney, dear, are we ruined? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Betty, where is he gone? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Bleth me — bleth me — my dear O'Flaherty, he'th very ill- where ith the pain?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Break- fast ended, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But M. M.-- VURTI éolkwcfixing them both with her cold and terrible gaze, said quite intelligibly- What's your name? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But are you certain?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But he's not- he's not drowned?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But what could she do? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But what did that sig- nify? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But what if they refuse to seek the paper out? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But what need I care? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But you do know him? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But, for all that,'tis just possible that something may strike either you or me in the matter not quite so romantic- hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | But, you know, Charles is not a fellow to be trifled with — hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Can you bring to mind the nature of the document?'. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Can you conjecture, my dear?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Can you guess?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Can you point him out, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Can you swim?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Captain Deve- reux, have you not been of late remiss in the duty of private prayer?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Captain Devereux, why will you doubt me? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Captain Richard Devereux read this simple little record through, and then he said:- Oh, sir, may I have it — isn't it mine? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Charles Archer? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Charles Nutter? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Charles? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Chicken- broth? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Cluffe? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Come in, will you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Come, come, my dear madam, is it money?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Come, come, my dear madam, is it money?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Come, how's Sturk? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Compared with human tresses?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Conscience, honour, veracity, ma'am — but why should I say any more-- don't you know me, my dear Mrs. Mack? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Cream very choice, sir?-_I do n't tell'em so though( a wink); it might not improve it, you know. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Danger of what, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Dangerfield pondered also uncomfortably for a minute, but an- swered nothing; on the contrary, he demanded-"And what then, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Dangerfield- Dangerfield- Dangerfield- no; or could it be that row at Taunton? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Dark? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Did ever woman refuse a secret? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Did n't you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Did you ever see such a fish? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Did you ever see the like? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do n't you know the differ, sir, between a threat an ’ a warnin', you bos- thoon?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you hear him?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you know him, Dr. Toole? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you like a belle or beldame best, Sir Launcelot?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you mean it?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you see that tree?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you tell me so?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you think Dr. Walsingham, of his charity, would give the poor fellow free quarters at the Elms?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you think he hears? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you think it's a thing to be learnt in an afternoon out of the bottom of an old cookery- book? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Do you wish the young huzzy — do you — to marry Lieutenant Puddock? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Doctor, upon your honour, have I a chance?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Does he keep a shop?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Does none o’yez see who's in it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Does the king trample his crown? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Dominick!-he's got a brain fever, my dear.? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Dr. Dillon not yet arrived, madam? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Dr. Toole anywhere about, or have you seen Sturk? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Drink, will you?-ay- I'll give you a draught- a draught of air will cool you. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Dublin man?-or'--- Born and bred in Dublin, your honour.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | D’ye mind? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | D’ye see me?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Eh, the soldier, is he?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Elkanah says to his wife,"am not I better unto thee than ten sons? ” As though he favoured her more for that which she thought herself despised. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Five minutes after: “ Who the plague are these fellows in the Phoenix? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | From whom, then, and what?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Gunpowder?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Gunpowder?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Ha, doctor; how goes it?-any thing new- anything on the Freeman?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Ha, doctor; how goes it?-any thing new- anything on the Freeman?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Ha, doctor; how goes it?-any thing new- anything on the Freeman?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Had he heard of the poison, and did he know more of the working of such things than, perhaps, the doctors did? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Had she bacon in the house? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Had she married Captain Devereux, what would her lot have been? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Has the Dublin doctor come?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Have you read it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Have you, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He means to prove his peerage immediately, and he may give a poor devil a lift, you see — hey?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He means to prove his peerage immediately, and he may give a poor devil a lift, you see — hey?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He might last two or three days,, or even a week- what did it signify?-what was be better than a corpse already? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He might last two or three days,, or even a week- what did it signify?-what was be better than a corpse already? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He put the note in his pocket, and looked puzzled, and then he asked- • Is he any way related to you, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He was hurt then, I knew it'—he thought — who's attending him and why is he out- and was it a flesh- wound-- or where was it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He!-why—'he? what the deuce had Devereux to do with it — was he vexed?-A fiddlestick! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He!-why—'he? what the deuce had Devereux to do with it — was he vexed?-A fiddlestick! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He's beaten poor Nutter, and won the race; though the stakes after all, were scarce worth taking — and what's life without a guinea? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He's no great things, to be sure; but what better can we get? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He's not so much hurt- eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | He? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Hey- Sturk? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Hey?-don't be uneasy. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Hey?-ho! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Ho! — Drummer? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How came it he was not summoned?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How came that? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How did he get himself taken, d- n him again? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How different the company they kept some ninety or a hun- dred years ago? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How different, sir, is my fate from others? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How do you mean?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How does the patient? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How does your patient to- day? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How is it that she interests me, and yet repels me so easily? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How is it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How much of it, pray, sir,( to O'Flaherty,) have you got in your stomach?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How the brutes howl over their liquor?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How would you like to go off like poor old Peggy Slowe- eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How's Sturk, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How?-why there's a change, is n't there?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | How?-why there's a change, is n't there?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I ca n't exactly — in fact, at all bring to mind what the crime was: forgery, or perjury- eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I do n't know — what can I do? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I hope they gave you-eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I over- estimated, myself, my influence with the young lady; but why speak of your departure, sir, so soon? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I say, I may as well hear it, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I think about the pearl cross- don't you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I think there's some little action still; only do n't talk, or shift your feet; and just- just, do be quiet?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I think there's some little action still; only do n't talk, or shift your feet; and just- just, do be quiet?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I think you'd like to see her, Dan?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I vow I begin to think I should make a very respectable nursetender,* And what the dickens brings him up here? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I'd a put her across my knee and no — do you say? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I'd have to pay him, and where's the money to come from?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I'd have to pay him, and where's the money to come from?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I'll send Daxon the account, vouchers, and cheque for Lord Castlemallard- tell Smith to sell my horses, and, by the next packet — hey?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I'm Mrs. Nutter, and you're my servants, do ye mind? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I'm suffer- ing a little pain, sir; will you be so good as to lend me your assist- ance? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | I- I wish you'd strike me, sir- you're too kind and patient, sir, and so pure and how have I spoken to you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | If I write a letter, and place it open in your hand — a letter, sir- to Miss Lily — will you read it to her, or else let her read it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | If she's happy, why should n't I- why should n't I? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | If the first snap at the critical mo- ment, should we bow- string our precious throttles with the pieces? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | If you draw, sir, there's one prospect up the river, by the mills-- upon my conscience- but you do n't draw? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Irons has more brains than I- instinct- calculation — which is oftener right? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Irons, an'is it yourself that's in it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Irons, and receiving her with a courteous gravity, he said- Madam, will you be so good as to lend me your Bible?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Irons, and receiving her with a courteous gravity, he said- Madam, will you be so good as to lend me your Bible?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Irons? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Irons? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is help gone?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is help gone?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is it Father Roach that's in it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is it a magnetic force, or a high histrionic vein in some men, that makes them so persuasive and overpowering, and their passion so formidable? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is it sad? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is n't it the master's brogues?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is n't there?-pooh!-why there must be lots of fellows at hand. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is not the genera- tion among whom her girlish lot was cast long passed away? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is that what you mane? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is that?- Why, bless my soul and body! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is the man mad? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is there any one in the town who knows the river, and could show me the fishing?-Oh, the clerk! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Is there anything, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | It ca n't change events — tis only a question of to- day or to- morrow- whim — a maggot- hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | It was endorsed upon the back, ‘ For Mrs. Macnamara, with the humble duty of her obedient servant, M. M. What's that, sirrah?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | It would not do to go off and leave affairs thus; a message might follow me, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Larry,'he cried to the waiter, the Nightingale Club is there, is it not?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Listen to me: I'll manage that lady, Mrs. Mary- what's her name?-Match- well, I'll take her in hands, and- whisper now.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Look at the river — is not it feminine? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Lord Castlemallard's agency, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Lowe took it in his hand and weighing it with a look of disgust and disappointment, asked rather impatiently- · Where's Captain Cluffe?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Lowe took it in his hand and weighing it with a look of disgust and disappointment, asked rather impatiently- · Where's Captain Cluffe?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | M.'• To find a husband for Mag, eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | May I ask you, if, without leaving this town, you can lay your finger on him, sir?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | May I ask you, if, without leaving this town, you can lay your finger on him, sir?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | May we go up, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Mervyn? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Miss Chattesworth, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Mr. Dangerfield? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Mr. Lowe — I did not see you- I havn't hurt you, I hope? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Mrs. Molly told me — well, now, the most surprising things; and do you actually believe she's a conjuror? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Mrs. S. did not venture her usual'would my Barney like a dish of tea?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Mrs. S. did not venture her usual'would my Barney like a dish of tea?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Murdered my father, and married my grandmother? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | My Lord Dunoran-- hey?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | My dear Puddock,'whispered Devereux, in his ear, surely you would not kill Nutter to oblige two such brutes as these?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Need I describe the wedding? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Not what, thir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Now, have you got all things ready-- you have, of course, a sheet well aired?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Nutter? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Och? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Of course, madam, he's safe-- what's to ail him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Of course, madam, he's safe-- what's to ail him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, Captain, jewel, do you know what? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, Dan, a day's so long- how am I to get over the time? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, Doctor, Doctor, do you think it will? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, is that all? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, pray, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, sir, sure you have n't?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh, we could have told you that; eh, Puddock?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh- eh?-the instrument?-confound it! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Oh- eh?-the instrument?-confound it! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | One o'clock- hey?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Open to him, madam, I recommend you,'said Dirty Davy, in a hard whisper;'will I go? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Or even a message — a spoken message — will you give it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Or maybe you'd accept iv a couple o'bottles of claret or canaries? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Or was he at Dick Luscome's duel?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Out, sorcerer — temptation begonemavaunt Mephistophilis — caul- dron away? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Puddock could only look at him, and then said, quite meekly-"Well, and my dear thir, what on earth had we better do?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Remember'tis all I have — and I out at elbows; and here's my friend Irons, too- eh? ”. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Sally- what ails you, sweetheart?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Saluting both as he advanced, Dangerfield asked- Nothing amiss, I hope, gentlemen?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | See him? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | See, now,'said Davy, “ Madam Nutter's not serious- you're not, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | See- nearer- d'ye see, there's two converging lines- d'ye see, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Shall it be punch?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | She gave that burglar, would you believe it, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | She is come to thee as to a sanc- tuary to defend her from hurt, and canst thou hurt her thyself? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | She looked at him in a way that plainly said,'what note? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | She said she said- the- the--oh, you do n't know • She- who? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | She's a conjuror, is she? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | She's impertinent, and often nearly insup- portable; but is n't she the most placable creature on earth? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | So away goes Dalton to the hall- door, and he calls “ who's there? ” and no answer. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | So will you, through whatever channel you think best, let poor Mrs. Sturk know that she may draw upon me for a hundred pounds, if she requires it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Some wild young rogue, with a plenty of money, I warrant, if I could only think of him- come, do n't keep me all day-- who the plague is he, Toole?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Speak out, sirrah; whom do you come from?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Speak out, sirrah; whom do you come from?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Stabbed anywhere- or gunshot wound? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Sturk riding into town, reined in his generous beast, and called up to the little Lieutenant, “ Well, he's taken it, eh?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Sturk riding into town, reined in his generous beast, and called up to the little Lieutenant, “ Well, he's taken it, eh?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Sturk thought he heard Toole's well- known, brisk voice, under his windows, exclaim, • What is the dirty beggar doing there? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Suppose he greets you with a message — and you do n't care to hear it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Suppose we send down to his house, and fetch him here, and learn all about it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Suppose you purge his head again, Puddock?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Sweet creature, have they killed you- my angel; what is it;—where are you, sweetheart? — where can she be? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Sweet creature, have they killed you- my angel; what is it;—where are you, sweetheart? — where can she be? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Swim?-ay, like a stone, poor fellow! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | That card? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | That foolish, ungrateful person, Lieutenant Puddock; what can you propose to yourself, brother, in bringing Lieutenant Puddock here? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | That year, and somewhere about the 24th October, there broke out? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | The Dublin doctor has n't come, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | The blue room, hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | The mistress — where's she?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | The rent? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | The royal arms cut in bold relief in the broad stone over the porch- where, pray, is that stone now, the memento of its old viceregal dignity? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | The scoundrels!-they'll buy him themselves at half- price, and charge me a per centage besides; but what the plague better can I do? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Then Toole rose erect, but still on his knees, “ Will you be quiet there? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Then he looked grave, and shrugged, and shook his head, and said A bad business, sir; and where's his poor wife?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Then she cried-* Where am I?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Then we three had it; and Sturk goes next; and now I and Irons- Irons and I — which goes first?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Then, I suppose, if ever, and whenever he asks you the question himself, you'll have no hesitation in telling him so?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Then, I suppose, if you were not to see me for some time, or maybe for ever, the village folks wo n't break their hearts after Dick Devereux? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | There was a fellow in an old blue and silver coat with the driver- eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | They ought to be looked after, I dare say, and I'll see the poor master's attorney to- day, d'ye mind? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | They've been accustomed, you know, to see Pell and other Doctors who make a parade.? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Think? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Thwallowed?-thwallowed it!' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | To be sure; what else should it be? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Toole's heart misgave him, Well, how is it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Turning all the pretty fellows'heads, I warrant you- eh!-turning their heads?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Up bounced Mr. Prosser, very much frightened, and locked the door, crying,'Who's there?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Up bounced Mr. Prosser, very much frightened, and locked the door, crying,'Who's there?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Urgent, however, it was- wasn't it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Very like-- was he alone?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Vex him, darling? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Was he baffled, and was Dr. Sturk, after all, never to regain his speech? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Was he the sheriff's deputy at Chester, when that rascally Jew- tailor followed me? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Was it a bill? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Was it spirit? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Was n't it Gay that wrote the “ Beggar's Opera? ” Ay! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Was not that the part you spoke that sympathetic speech out of for me before dinner?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, and how is Miles? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, and what do you think- a queer night for the purpose, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, my good sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, sir, I see exactly, sir, what you'd ask: “ Is the certificate genuine? ”). |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, suppose there's a hundred chances to one the trepan kills him on the spot what then?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, well, may n't I chance to see you, maybe; may n't I look at you marching, Masther Richard, at a distance only? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well, what is it about?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Well? ” said Devereux, by this time recovering breath, as the 46 THE HOUSE BY THE CHURCH- YARD. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What a cursed fool I was when I came here and saw those beasts, and knew them, not to turn back again, and leave them to possess their paradise? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What ails you, man?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What am I to do with it?-hang it. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What book is that?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What can we do but go through with it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What care I? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What could he mean by walking, at that hour, alone, by the river's brink? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What d'ye mean, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What devil possessed you, sir, to drown us this way? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What did she allow me all that time?-not so much as that crust- ha! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What do you mean, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What do you mean?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What doctor? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What d’ye look at, sir; d'ye think it's what I murdered any one? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What frightens you?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What funeral, darling? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What gentleman is there of broken fortunes, undefined rights, and in search of evidence, without a legal adviser of some sort? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What have we to fear? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What is it Mr. Dangerfield? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What mischief have you been about, I say, young gentlewoman? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What o'clock is it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What of them now? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What ogling, sister Becky?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What on earth is Hogan about? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What over?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What say you, Mistress Chattesworth?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What sort is the wife, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What talk can be idler? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the devil, sir, do you mean?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the devil, sir, do you mean?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the plague are you doing now?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the plague do you mean, sir?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the plague else could they both mean by quizzing Cluffe about her? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the plague's a clepsydra?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the plague's a clepsydra?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What the plague's this hubbub and hullo? ” he cried. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What to- morrow? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What would the doctors say?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What would the doctors say?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What's a play without a marriage? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What's become of it, ma'am?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What's in that jug, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What's that? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | What's that? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | When honest Dan Loftus cited those lines from the Song of Songs,'did he not make her sweet epitaph? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | When is my miserable probation to end? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Where am I going?-nowhere-- any- where. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Where was the good of my poor dear mother? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Where's Cluffe?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Which of them opens the chest of drawers in your master's bed- chamber facing the window?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who are you, man, that dare shut my own door in my face?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who are you, sir, who thus think fit to address me, who am by blood and education as good a gentle- man as any alive? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who could tell what horrid face might be looking in close to her as she passed, secure in the darkness and that drifting white lace veil of snow? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who from?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who has not? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who made or mended these shoes? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who plastered his head, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who said what?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who — what's the matter?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who's here?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who's that?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Who's there? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Whose footprint is that do you know it?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Whose footprint is that do you know it?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why are you so trou- bled with vapours and blue devils?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why do n't you play Macheath? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why do n't you spake, sor- r- r? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why is this perverse mystery persisted in? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why not, Misther Mattocks? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why should we be afraid to speak of those of whom we think so continually? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why the divil will you go on buying our eggs from that dirty old sinner, Poll Delany?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why the plague did he ask me here? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why the plague do you come at these robbing hours? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why was n't he drowned, d--- n him? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why wo n't she have him? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why, Aunt Rebecca herself had never married, and was she not all the happier of her freedom? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why, curse you, woman, do you think'tis to rob you I mean?--'tisn't a present even- only a loan. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why, do n't you see? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why, man, think-what is there for me?-all my best stakes I've lost already; and I'm fast losing myself. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why, then, is it about Charles you're crying? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why, you know- don't you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Why,'tis a printed card- there's hundreds of them-- how d'ye know one from t'other, wisehead? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will I go down, Father Denis, and offer my sarvices?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will I go down, Father Denis, and offer my sarvices?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will some gentleman oblige the company with a song? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will you lend it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will you like him the worse that would have you better? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will you please to read? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will you use it in my behalf, and attach me to you by lasting gratitude?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Will you use it in my behalf, and attach me to you by lasting gratitude?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | With your permission, my dear Puddock?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | Would you wish me to enquire?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You are, then, really going? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You do n't know; raly and truly now, you do n't know?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You do n't remember Lady Dunoran?-pooh, pooh, what am I thinking of? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You do n't remember Lady Dunoran?-pooh, pooh, what am I thinking of? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You do n't say so?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You do n't, of course, mean mere conjecture- eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You have, maybe?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You have? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You know who I am?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You know who I am?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You observe that?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You remember him, you say, Irons?'. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You remember the bill of fare- don't you?-at the Lord Mayor's entertainment in London.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You want to have him speak? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You were a resident in the town, then?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You're cold, Nan; where's your cloak and riding hood?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You're the clerk- eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You've heard ill of me? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You've heard the report, sir- eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | You've let out the fire I suppose? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | a yell and a scuffle Juno, drop it, you slut — or • Cæsar, you blackguard, where are you going? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | an honest, worthy man, is he? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | an ’ who poisoned me, my tight little fellow?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and his name, pray? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and not afraid? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and was it you let them in?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and what is a marriage if one sees nothing of it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and where in the world wor ye all this time?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and where? what are your plans?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and where? what are your plans?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and why did n't you spake out long ago, you vagabond?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and you're vexed; would you have him anything else?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | and, my dear, does she really tell the wonders they say? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | anything more? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | are you safe, Cluffe?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | by his looks, you know; they ca n't deceive me, and I assure you-* Your house is quiet; are the children out, ma'am?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | come now!--what's in your knowledge- box?-out with it.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | could not the avenger have pierced me, without smiting my innocent darling? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | cried little Puddock, with upturned eyes;'but is he really found? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | cried the General;''tisn't everybody can see my sister to- day, Captain; a very peculiar engagement, eh, Puddock?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | d'ye see now, neighbours? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | dear Miss Walsingham, did you hear the news?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | dear aunt, what have I done to deserve so prodigious a suspicion? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | did n't you hear? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | do n't you think he's come to an age to take care of himself? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | do you hear, who's there? ” he shouts, and receiving no answer still. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | doctor, you think it will kill him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | doctor, you think it will kill him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | doctor,'gasped poor Mrs. Sturk, holding by the hem of his garment, do you think it will kill him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | doctor,'gasped poor Mrs. Sturk, holding by the hem of his garment, do you think it will kill him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | for I would like to know, and then whether Nutter or his enemies — you know who I mean — will carry the day — don't you know? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | for me? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | for mercy's sake is Cluffe lost? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | from what planet did you drop to- night?! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | goosy, goosy, gander, where do you wander?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | have I? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | he has? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | he repeated, looking at Sturk;'where does he live?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | he's back again, with a bill, as usual, and a horse to sell — a good one- the black one, do n't you remember? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | heugh!-and what the devil will you do, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | if she be not kind to me, what care I for whom she be? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | in the Park, was it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | indeed?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | is she gone — is shemis she gone? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | is that her coming? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | laughed Cluffe, with a variety of unpleasant meanings; and after a while — And the General knows of it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | lift him very care- fully, d’ye mind? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | me? – and yet- if she were to leave it- what a queer unmeaning place Chapelizod would be! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | murmured Black Dillon, with a coarse sneer, did they run the scalpel anywhere over the occiput, ma'am? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | my Bible? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | my darlin'Puddock, everything turns agin me; what'll I do, Puddock, jewel, or what's to become o'me?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | my dear, what's happened the poor misthress? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | my head be smathered, what the puck do I care about it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | neighbour Slowe- give you good- day, sir — not heard it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | or had she raised the foul fiend in bodily shape, or showed her Nutter's dead face through the water? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | or maybe she'd like a fat fowl? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | or no? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | or what the devil's running in your head? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | perjury? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | repeated Toole;'what's it?--what's what? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | repeated Toole;'what's it?--what's what? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | replied General Chattesworth; but, eh, which is he? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | retorted poor O'Flaherty;"an was n't I the born eеdiot to put them devil's dumplins inside my mouth? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | said Devereux, “ And what of O'Flaherty? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | said Toole, Like a man that's taken a cold, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | said she, quite briskly;"why- what have yon done?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | sir, she must hear it; but you know she might have heard worse, sir, eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | sneered Cluffe;"'tis a precious fancy- they are such cheats? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | story? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | that, for he must be lower while the cold continues; I alway say that; and I judge very much by the eye; do n't you, Mr. Danger- field? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | then you've no one with you?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | then you've no one with you?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | there are air- drawn circles round her which I can not pass-- and why should I? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | there's no end of his well, what do you say now to Mr. Danger- field?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | they say — but d’ye mind, I do n't know, and faith I do n't believe it- but they do say she's going to be married to-who do you think now?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | they say — but d’ye mind, I do n't know, and faith I do n't believe it- but they do say she's going to be married to-who do you think now?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | walk? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | was there no pitying angel to stay the blow- to plead for a few years more of life? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | well?-oh, ay, very well, to be sure. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what am I to do, Captain, jewel?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what are you, and what business have you here, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what do you think?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what is it?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what of that? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what would I not have given to speak, were it but ten words, to you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what's the news?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what's to be done?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | what's to be done?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | where?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | who says so?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | who's that?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | why did n't you mention that before? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | with thy fun and thy rascalities, thy strong affec- tions and thy fatal gift of beauty, where does thy head rest now? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | woman, are you going to take it in, or no?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | woman, are you going to take it in, or no?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | you can see that still- game to the back- bone- and- whisht a bit now--- whose the other?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | you do n't want to drown me, I suppose?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | you hear I sometimes drink maybe a glass too much- who does not? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | you wo n't go in for a share, Irons? ” says he. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | you, sir- have they heard it is he drowned?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | your pretty face? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | « « Heart of oak, sir- true as steel; and now, how much do you want? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | · WE'RE coming to something- what's that?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | · Well?-go on.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ‘ And- and- and- what is it?-is it-- do you think-- it's any- thing — anyways — dangerous?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ‘ Business- nothin'—in Mullingar- an'how's the Docthor, to- night? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ‘ But why wo n't you listen, dear Miss Lilias? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ‘ Dan Loftus!-the grand tour-- why, where's the world running to? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ‘ Do,'said O'Flaherty,'why is n't it completely Hobson's choice with us? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ‘ How is the honoured master?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | ‘ Shall I ask Gertrude Chattesworth to speak to her Aunt Rebecca?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ A little, sir, maybe? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ An'them two documents, sir, is a fabrication and a forgery, backed up wid false affidavits?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ An'them two documents, sir, is a fabrication and a forgery, backed up wid false affidavits?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And do you know whose skull that was, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And now, Mr. Adjutant,'said Lowe, “ had not we best examine the ground, and make a search for anything that may lead to a con- viction? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And was his name writ in it, or how was it marked?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And was it very long ago?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And was it very long ago?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And were you — you were n't in the army, then? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And where is this Charles Archer — is he dead or living? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And where's that whip, now?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And who, pray, had a better right- did not I murder him? ”* His talk and his laughing frightened me more and more. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And — why- what can you mean by speaking of him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ And — why- what can you mean by speaking of him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Do you know any one who wants him? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Eh?-truly?—that did not strike me,'replied Dangerfield. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Hey- hey- hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ I'm perfectly satisfied; and so I venture to thay, is Lieutenant O'Flaherty- Is not he going to say something to Nutter?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ I've got your note, and am here in consequence; what can I do?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ I've got your note, and am here in consequence; what can I do?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ In the year'45, eh?- go on.' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ May I poke it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ May I sit near the fire?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ No, truly, madam,'answered the gentleman, Dr. Pell's not coming — is he, Mrs. Sturk?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ No, truly, madam,'answered the gentleman, Dr. Pell's not coming — is he, Mrs. Sturk?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Nothing about the burning of the old woman at Tyrrell's Pass, eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Now, Glascock, here I am, with the price of my horse in my pocket, what do you want?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ On the contrary, the ancients held it a blessing; and Pliny declares it to be the greatest happiness of life- how much more should we? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Say it again, you cowardly sneaking, spying viper; say it again, ca n't you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ That was one of Lord Castlemallard's houses- eh-- with the bad roof, and manure- heap round the corner? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ That's it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ The Butcher's Wood!-why, what the plague brought him there?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ The coach is at the door, hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ The devil, ” says he; “ dia- bolus, then, ” says I--"hey? ” said I, “ well? ” ha! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ The devil, ” says he; “ dia- bolus, then, ” says I--"hey? ” said I, “ well? ” ha! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ There was an angry feeling about the agency, I believe? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ There's Toole crossing the street, will I call him up?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ What did you see- eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ What is it? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ What is it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ What this? ” said he. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ What was to become of them?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ What's it all, eh?-oh, Dr. Sturk's been with him, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ What's it all, eh?-oh, Dr. Sturk's been with him, eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Who is he? ” says 296 THE HOUSE BY THE CHURCH- YARD. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Who ’s master now? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Who's that pretty young man my Lord Castle- mallard is introducing to her and old Chattesworth?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Who's that? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Who's there? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Why the deuce will you dabble in medicine, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Would you plaze to want any, my lady? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ Yes, sir, send some one this moment down the stream with a rope'- Hollo, Jemmy?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ You are?-oho!-oh! |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ You do n't think it a bullet wound, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ You do — do you? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ You have- you- you- why, what have you done?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ You're leaving this place- eh, to return no more?" |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “ You've committed a d — d outrage; duty? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “'Tis only a step, Sally; do you honestly think it would vex him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | “'Tis only a step, Sally; do you honestly think it would vex him?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • A land- agent? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • An'how are ye, Jemmie — how's every inch iv you?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • And has had his answer?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • And is not that long enough, and too long, to shut me up, you cruel old woman? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • And what do you think, Mr. Dangerfield?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Are you bare- legged? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Cock- Loftus, come down, d'ye hear?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Dhrownded? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Do n't you know him, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Do you mane to say you'd rather be dhrownded in yer buckles than alive in yer stockin'feet?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Eha shivering, ma'am?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Eha shivering, ma'am?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • For what purpose?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Help what?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Hey-- why- who did it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • How's your Master?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Is he in business?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Is he in business?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Is that coach at the door?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Let's see Nutter-- you or I must go- we'll take one of these songster's “ noddies. ”? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • The path by the river? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Then I'm to presume you've been serious; and I take the liberty to ask how far this affair has proceeded? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • There's just one man who sees him, and that's the parish clerk- what's his name? — Zekiel Irons- he sees him. |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • They are unpleasant- devilish unpleasant-- somewhere in the body, I think, hey? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • They're removing the- the-(a long pause) the body, eh?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Urgent- well; certainly- a- and-* And a summons there was no resisting — from a lady- eh? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Well, sir, and how do you feel? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • What about the women?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • What about?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • What is it?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • What, you are sick of the mulligrubs, with eating chopt hay?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Where the deuce did that broganeer, O'Flaherty, come from?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Who are you, sir?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Who are you?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Who from?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Who's there?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Who- I? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Why, there's life? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Why, what has she got to tell? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Will you have one, Nutter? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Will you send, if you please, ma'am, for Doctor- Doctor- thingumee?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • Will you send, if you please, ma'am, for Doctor- Doctor- thingumee?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • You forgive him then, aroon?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • You know me, I believe, sir? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • You, I know, were acquainted with- with Charles Archer?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | • You, I know, were acquainted with- with Charles Archer?? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | •The river — the path? |
hvd.hxq8e4 | •What else can he do?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | •What have you done?' |
hvd.hxq8e4 | •You young gentlemen, are always for drawing upon poor bodies- how would it have gone if I had not looked to myself, sir, and come furnished? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Alone? uc1.32106007215632 And it was quite out? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | And what, my dear, ” asked the baronet--what have you been doing since you came from Chelmsford? |
uc1.32106007215632 | At what hour might you wish the man to go? ” Mr. Audley might wish the man to go as early as he could; so it was decided that he should go at six. uc1.32106007215632 Can your mother keep a secret?' |
uc1.32106007215632 | Did Mr. Maldon hear from his daughter after she had left Wildernsea? ” Robert asked. uc1.32106007215632 Do you know what I am thinking of? ” she said presently. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Eh, what? ” he asked, vaguely. uc1.32106007215632 Had I really now better hold my tongue to the last?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Had I? ” cried Luke Marks in an eager whisper. uc1.32106007215632 Have I laughed at the follies of weak men all my life, and am I to be more foolish than the weakest of them at last? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Have you any idea of where you will stay? ” “ Yes, I shall stop at the Clarendon; I am known there. uc1.32106007215632 He was a stranger to you, my lady, was he not? ” “ Of course! ” answered Lady Audley. |
uc1.32106007215632 | How can you ask me such a question? uc1.32106007215632 How do you mean, “ particular'? ” asked Alicia. |
uc1.32106007215632 | How many years have you lived here? ” Robert asked, taking his memorandum- book from his pocket. uc1.32106007215632 I ca n't tell you nothin'you do n't know? ” he asked. |
uc1.32106007215632 | I do n't know this writing, ” Robert said, as he eagerly unfolded the first of the two papers, “ What has this to do with my friend? uc1.32106007215632 I think I am going to faint, Phoebe,"she said;"where can I get some cold water?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | If the baker ca n't find her, how should I find her? ” he thought, despairingly. uc1.32106007215632 Influence me against you? ” repeated the baronet. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Is there any room in which I can talk to you alone? ” Robert Audley asked, as he looked dubiously round the hall. uc1.32106007215632 It is not about your own — health — that you wish to consult me? ” he said interrogatively, “ Oh, no!" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Shall I tell him you are here? ” asked Mr. Dawson. uc1.32106007215632 Shall we both go, dearest? |
uc1.32106007215632 | She's been very kind, has she? ” muttered Mr. Marks, with a drunken laugh; “ thank her for nothing. uc1.32106007215632 Tell me what it is, my dear? ” he whispered, ten- derly. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Then how do you account for his extraordinary delusion about this Mr. Talboys? ” asked my lady. uc1.32106007215632 Was he eccentric — I mean to say, peculiar in his habits, like your cousin?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | What can you want to talk to me about, Mr. Audley? ” she repeated. uc1.32106007215632 Why does n't she run away? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Will it annoy you if I make notes of your replies to my questions? |
uc1.32106007215632 | You are nervous, my lady? ”Yes, dreadfully nervous. |
uc1.32106007215632 | 'Very well then,'he says,'look here, you know Audley Court?' |
uc1.32106007215632 | 'Whose lady's- maid?' |
uc1.32106007215632 | - how soften the cruel blow of the great grief that was preparing for that noble and trusting heart? |
uc1.32106007215632 | 109 my Pompadour china, Leroy's and Benson's ormolu clocks, or my Gobelin tapestried chairs and ottomans? |
uc1.32106007215632 | 23 “ Will you carry that to the nearest hotel for me? ” he asked — “ that is to say, if I can get a good bed there." |
uc1.32106007215632 | 295 likely his friend would be indifferent to his uneasiness? |
uc1.32106007215632 | 32 Mrs. Barkamb paused for a few moments before resuming “ You are aware that Mrs. Talboys left rather ab- ruptly?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | 47 “ What am I in her hands? ” he thought. |
uc1.32106007215632 | 61 be baffled? |
uc1.32106007215632 | 81"But what about, my love?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | 9, Crescent Villas, a year and a half ago? ” Mr. Audley inquired, mildly. |
uc1.32106007215632 | ? |
uc1.32106007215632 | All the other servants have gone to bed, then, I suppose? ” “ Yes, my lady." |
uc1.32106007215632 | All to himself, did I say? |
uc1.32106007215632 | And then he says, “ Do you know Mr. Audley, as is nevy to Sir Michael?' |
uc1.32106007215632 | And yet why should I; now?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Are women merciful, or loving, or kind in proportion to their beauty and their grace? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Are you going mad, Mr. Audley, and do you select me as the victim of your monomania? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Are you going to wait here for your friends, Miss Talboys? ” “ Yes; they are to return here for me after they have finished their rounds." |
uc1.32106007215632 | As she was leaving the room with her maid, she turned and looked at Robert: “ Is Sir Michael gone?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Barkamb? ” “ Yes, Mrs. Barkamb is the person who owns No. |
uc1.32106007215632 | But had she heard that he had been in danger, and that he had distinguished himself by the rescue of a drunken boor? |
uc1.32106007215632 | But was it the footstep? |
uc1.32106007215632 | But when was he likely to return? |
uc1.32106007215632 | But where could I go? |
uc1.32106007215632 | But would she hear me any more because I love her truly and purely; because I would be constant, and honest, and faithful to her? |
uc1.32106007215632 | But, my darling, why were you so frightened by Robert's wild talk? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Could it be that he was returning to his uncle's house without the woman who had reigned in it for nearly two years as queen and mistress? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Did Robert say this, Lucy?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Did he really say this, Lucy, or did you misunderstand him? ” “ I-I- do n't think I did, ” faltered my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Did n't I tell you as the time might come when you'd be called upon to bear witness about it, and put upon your Bible oath about it? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Did n't I tell you that, mother? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Did she trace every sin of her life back to its true source? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you follow me? ” “ Not very clearly,"said my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you know how I escaped perishing in that destruction? ”"No." |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you know what I infer from this? ” My lady shrugged her shoulders. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you know what it is to wrestle with a madwoman? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you know, Phæbe Marks, that my jewel- case has been half emptied to meet your claims? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you remember when I was at work upon Atkinson's farm; before I was married, you know, and when I was livin'down here along of you?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you think I am to be put off by feminine prevarication-- by womanly trickery? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you think I shall fail to discover those missing links? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you think the gifts which you have played against fortune are to hold you exempt from retribution? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you think there is anything I would not do to lighten any sorrow of my father's? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you think there is anything I would not suffer if my suffering could lighten his?". |
uc1.32106007215632 | Do you want to drive me mad? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Good heavens, Lucy, can you imagine for a moment that I have any higher wish than to promote your happiness? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Had he not lately sum- moned to his side that ghostly company which of all companionship is the most tenacious? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Has my beauty brought me to this? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Have I ever been really wicked, I wonder? ” she mused. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Have I plotted and schemed to shield myself, and laid awake in the long deadly nights trembling to think of my dangers, for this? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Have you any proof to offer against this evidence? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Have you heard her maiden name? ” “ Yes; she was a Miss Graham. ” “ And she is very pretty? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Have you heard her maiden name? ” “ Yes; she was a Miss Graham. ” “ And she is very pretty? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | He closed the door care- fully behind him before he continued; — “ Alicia, can I trust you? ” he asked, earnestly. |
uc1.32106007215632 | He is going away; but he must not go alone, must he, Alicia?". |
uc1.32106007215632 | How could I press her for a reference under these cir- cumstances? |
uc1.32106007215632 | How could he answer this direct question? |
uc1.32106007215632 | How could he hope for anything, or think of anything, while the memory of his dead friend's unburied body haunted him like a horrible spectre? |
uc1.32106007215632 | How could he smooth the way to the trouble that was to come? |
uc1.32106007215632 | How could she have done otherwise than hear of it in such a place as Mount Stanning? |
uc1.32106007215632 | How do you know that the fire is at Mount Stanning? |
uc1.32106007215632 | How if she had mar- ried again, and wished to throw my poor friend off the scent by this false announcement? ” Lady Audley shrugged her shoulders. |
uc1.32106007215632 | How should such a sluggish ditchpond of an intellect as his ever work itself into a tempest? |
uc1.32106007215632 | How then? ” “ What do you mean? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | How then? ” “ What do you mean? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | I gave you in- direct notice of your danger two months ago. ” “ What do you mean? ” asked my lady, suddenly. |
uc1.32106007215632 | I got him through the gate, leavin'it unlocked behind me, and trustin'to the chance of that not bein? |
uc1.32106007215632 | I had to work hard for my living, and in every hour of labour — and what labour is more wearisome than the dull slavery of a governess? |
uc1.32106007215632 | I may tell you where she lives, then, sir? |
uc1.32106007215632 | I suppose Mr. Audley is in bed and asleep. ” “ Yes, my lady, I suppose so. ” “ You are sure he was going to stay at the Castle to- night?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | I- I want to know, please, what your business may be with her — because- because — ” “ You can give me her address if you choose, ma'am? |
uc1.32106007215632 | If George had re- entered either city alive, how was it that no notice had ever been taken of that advertisement? |
uc1.32106007215632 | If I could find that letter, it might be dated, you know — might n't it, now? ” Mr. Audley said that it was only probable the letter was dated. |
uc1.32106007215632 | In which room does Mr. Audley sleep?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Is that all you have to say?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Is your hus- band such a precious bargain that you should be gro- velling there, lamenting and groaning for him? |
uc1.32106007215632 | It is a great triumph, is it not? |
uc1.32106007215632 | It is what I said just now, is it not? ” “ It is a maison de santé, my lady, ” the young man answered gravely. |
uc1.32106007215632 | It was there that you made some dis- covery, then? ” “ It was,"answered Robert. |
uc1.32106007215632 | It was yours, was it not? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | May I rely upon that? ” “ You may, Robert, ” said Alicia, resolutely. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Robert, what has happened?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Shall I go to that miserable old man, and charge him with his share in the shameful trick which I believe to have been played upon my poor friend? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Shall I grow old like this, I wonder, with every minute of my life seeming like an hour? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Shall I tell you why you are nervous in this house, my lady? ” “ If you can, ” she answered, with a little laugh. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Shall I work underground, bribing the paltry assistants in that foul conspiracy, until I find my way to the thrice guilty principal? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Shall we go as man and wife? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Shall we go together, my dear love, and bring our brother back between us? ” Mr. Harcourt Talboys coming into the lamp- lit Lady Audley's Secret. |
uc1.32106007215632 | She died at Nice when poor Bob was five years old. ” “ Did you ever hear anything particular about her?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | She had scarcely listened to these common place details; why should she care for this low- born waiting woman's perils and troubles? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Should you re- cognise Mrs. Talboys if you were to see her? ” “ Certainly, sir. |
uc1.32106007215632 | So what was I to do? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Talboys?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | That's what you mean to say, is n't it? ” The woman hesitated a little, looking rather sus- piciously at Robert. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Tonks, did Miss Graham tell you where she came from? ” “ Oh, no!" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Was it I to whom life was such an easy merry- go- round? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Was it a monition or a monomania? |
uc1.32106007215632 | We wo n't let him run away again, will we, Alicia?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | What can I do to appease you? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What can be more ridiculous than this idea which you have taken into your head? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What could I do? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What could he say to him? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What do I care? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What had he to do next? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What harm had I ever done you that you should make yourself my persecutor, and dog my steps, and watch my looks, and play the spy upon me? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What has become of the first husband? ” He asked this question in a decisive tone. |
uc1.32106007215632 | What if I am wrong after all? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What if he were henceforth to be haunted by the phantom of murdered George Talboys? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What if that dreadful story had its double in reality? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What if this chain of evidence which I have constructed link by link, is woven out of my own folly? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What if this edifice of horror and suspicion is a mere collection of crotchets — the nervous fancies of a hypo- chondriacal bachelor? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What if this woman's hellish power of dissimulation should be stronger than the truth, and crush him? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What is Robert Audley to you, that you behave like a maniac, because you think he is in danger? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What is it that you could have told? ” “ I'm agoin'to tell you, ” answered Luke, wiping his dry lips. |
uc1.32106007215632 | What man? ” “ The man that's in possession, my lady." |
uc1.32106007215632 | What need have we to follow them- upon that dismal night journey? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What of that? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What should I care for his rudeness? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What should I say to him? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What warfare could such a feeble creature wage against her fate? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What was this story that he was listening to? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What was to be done? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What was to be done? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What was to be done? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What were this woman's troubles to me? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What would be- come of me? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What would she say to me? |
uc1.32106007215632 | What's she a sayin'?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Where are you taking me? ” “ To a place in which you will have ample leisure to repent the past, Mrs. Talboys,"Robert answered, gravely. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Where had you been living prior to your appearance at Crescent Villas? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Who can forget that almost terrible picture of Dr. Samuel Johnson? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Who has not been, or is not to be, mad in some lonely hour of life? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Who is quite safe from the trembling of the balance? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Who shall dare to try and order his own life after this? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Whose was it, and to what was it to lead? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why could you not let me alone? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why did I ever see her? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why did my re- lentless Nemesis ever point the way to that dreary house in Dorsetshire? ” He opened the two first letters. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why do n't I love her? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why do you show me these? ” “ Suppose you read'em first, ” said Mr. Marks,"and ask me questions about'em afterwards." |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why does n't she run away while there is still time? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why does n't she run away?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why have you tormented me so? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why is it that although I know her to be pretty, and pure, and good, and truthful, I do n't love her? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why should I study his character? ” said Alicia. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why, how was that?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | Why, what busi- ness can he possibly have in that out- of- the- way place? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Will he stop for fear of me when the thought of what his uncle must suffer has not stopped him? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Will he stop for fear of me? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Will he stop now that he has once gone so far? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Will you come there with me? ”"If you please, ” answered my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | Will you see Lady Audley alone?". |
uc1.32106007215632 | Will you take upon yourself the duty of providing for the safety and comfort of this lady, whom I have thought my wife? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Would Clara Talboys have been sorry? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Would Mr. Audley go to his uncle's room? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Would it not be cruel to refuse to go, to delay an hour unnecessarily? |
uc1.32106007215632 | Would you like to see the box?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | You go to London by the mail? ” “ Yes." |
uc1.32106007215632 | You have n't deceived me, have you? ” “ On my honour, no." |
uc1.32106007215632 | You know the secret which is the key to my life? ” He wearied his brain in endeavouring to find a clue to the signification of those two sentences. |
uc1.32106007215632 | You remember the lady whose name I wrote upon my card? ” “ Perfectly." |
uc1.32106007215632 | and did she discover that poisoned fountain in her own exaggerated estimate of the value of a pretty face? |
uc1.32106007215632 | and how was he to be communicated with? |
uc1.32106007215632 | but I doubt if even he can minister to the mind that is diseased. ” “ Who said that my mind was diseased? ” exclaimed Lady Audley. |
uc1.32106007215632 | come out into the chill sunshine of the March after- noon to wander up and down that monotonous pathway with the step- daughter she hated? |
uc1.32106007215632 | could you think so badly of me as to think that I would not try to be a comfort to my father in his grief? ” she said, reproachfully. |
uc1.32106007215632 | dare I? |
uc1.32106007215632 | der? |
uc1.32106007215632 | especially when I saw that she was a perfect lady? |
uc1.32106007215632 | he least weareless creatler dates, the how “ Then will you tell me at what date the young lady first came to you?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | is George Talboys to me that you should worry me about him?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | lives might be sacrificed? |
uc1.32106007215632 | my dear? ” he repeated. |
uc1.32106007215632 | my lady? |
uc1.32106007215632 | she exclaimed;"papa grieved? |
uc1.32106007215632 | she muttered, “ Dare I? |
uc1.32106007215632 | what's Phæbe that anybody should go to put theirselves out about her? |
uc1.32106007215632 | who can fail to recognise God's hand in this strange story? ” He thought very humbly of the deductions he had made and acted upon. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ And is here still, I suppose? ” “ No, he has gone away. ” “ Gone away! ” cried Sir Michael. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ And what have you been doing since you came home?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ At the Castle Inn? ” she cried. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Because for you this house is haunted. ”"Haunted?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Because what, my dear? ” asked Mr. Audley. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ But what did he say, Lucy? ” “ I can scarcely tell you. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ But you can not tell me where she went on leaving here? ” Robert asked, despondingly. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ But you have communicated with her? ” Robert asked, eagerly. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ But, Lucy, tell me what, in Heaven's name, has put this idea into your head? ” “ I have been trying to account for your nephew's conduct. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Can I do any- thing for you, ma'am? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Can I send a telegram from here to London? ” he asked. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Clara, Clara! ” he murmured, in a low pleading voice,"shall I go to Australia to look for your brother? ” There was no answer. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Dare I defy him?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Did n't I tell you to re-.member that day? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Did she tell you? ” he asked after a pause. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Did you ever hear that she was eccentric-- what people call'odd ’?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Do you know what I am thinking of, as I look at you in the dim light of this room? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Do you re- member them? ”"I never saw his mother. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Do you think I am a baby, that you may juggle with and deceive me — what is it? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Do you think I can read French novels and smoke mild Turkish until I am three- score- and- ten, Miss Talboys? ” he asked. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Good heavens! ” he thought, “ can these two women be of the same clay? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Has Sir Michael Audley lately married?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Have you anything more to say to me, Robert?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Have you ever studied your cousin's character, Alicia? ” asked my lady, very seriously, after a pause. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ He has gone on the Continent, has he? ” she said, indifferently. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ He wanted to talk to me, he said, and I went, and he said such horrible things that —"“ What horrible things, Lucy?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ He will leave in half an hour. ” “ There were no lives lost in the fire at Mount Stanning? ”"None." |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ I am very, very unhappy, Phæbe,"my lady said, fretfully;"wretchedly miserable. ” “ About the secret? ” asked Mrs. Marks, in a half whisper. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ I know that I shall distress you-- or you will laugh at me, and then —"“ Laugh at you? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ I must give you the last sovereign in my purse, but what of that? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ I must go in, my lady, ” she said, “ Wo n't you come?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ I'd better show Mrs. Marks out, my lady, had n't I,"asked the maid, “ before I go to bed? ” “ Oh, yes, to be sure, you can let Phæbe out. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ In my room, my lady?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Is papa coming to dinner? ” asked Miss Audley. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Is there anything else that Tonks or I can tell you, Mr. Audley? ” asked the schoolmistress. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Lucy, Lucy! ” cried the baronet, “ what is the meaning of this? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Lucy, what do you mean? ”"I told you that Mr. Audley insisted upon my going into the lime- walk, dear,"said my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ May I ask how much you know of that lady's history since her departure from your house? ” SO FAR AND NO FARTHER. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ My dear girl, what are you thinking of? ” “ You said just now, dear, that you thought he was half mad. ” “ Did I, my love?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ My dear girl, what are you thinking of? ” “ You said just now, dear, that you thought he was half mad. ” “ Did I, my love?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ My lady,"she cried,"you are not going out to- night? ” “ Yes, I am, Phoebe,"Lady Audley answered, very THE RED LIGHT IN THE SKY. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ My room is ready I suppose, Richards? ” said Robert. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Never to come back, sir?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Now, Phoebe,"she said, “ it is three miles from here to Mount Stanning, is n't it? ”. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Quite as sacred. ” “ A solemn confidence, to be violated under no cir- cumstances? ” “ Most certainly." |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Robert! ” exclaimed the baronet;"is Robert here?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Shall I go down to Southampton,"he thought,"and endeavour to discover the history of the woman who died at Ventnor? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Shall I take off the label? ” she asked. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Shall I tell you by whose agency the destruction of the Castle Inn was brought about, my lady? ” There was no answer. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Shall I tell you? ” Still the same obstinate silence. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Sir Michael is better, I hope, my lady? ” she said. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ So you have come back to us, truant? ” she said, laughing. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ The Audleys have never peopled private lunatic asylums or fee'd mad doctors. ”"Nor from his mother's family?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ The first husband disappeared — how and when? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ The person is a gentleman, is he not, my lady? ” “ Yes." |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ The what, ma'am? ” cried the young barrister, staring aghast at his questioner. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Then you can give me no clue to Miss Graham's previous history? ” Robert asked, looking from the schoolmistress to her teacher. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Trust me to do what? ”"To be a comfort and a friend to your poor father under a very heavy affliction. ” “ YES!" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What about? ” asked my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What am I in the hands of this woman, who has my lost friend's face and the manner of Pallas Athenè? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What can that man Marks want with me?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What could Robert have to say to you? ”, My lady did not answer this question. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What could have put such a horrible fancy into the unhappy boy's head? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What did he say, Lucy? ” “ Oh, my dear love, how can I tell you? ” cried my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What did he say, Lucy? ” “ Oh, my dear love, how can I tell you? ” cried my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What do you mean? ” she cried suddenly, after a pause of some moments. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What do you think Major Melville told me when he called here yesterday, Alicia? ” Sir Michael asked, presently. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What does he mean by these absurd goings- on? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What evidence?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What has kept you so long away from me?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What have the Essex papers to do with the death of Mrs. Tal- boys? ” “ We will come to that by- and- by, Lady Audley. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What in goodness'name is the matter with my cousin Robert? ” exclaimed Miss Audley, impatiently, as the barrister disappeared. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What is one of the strongest diagnostics of madness- what is the first appalling sign of mental aber- ration? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What is the matter with you? ” he said, in a strange, constrained manner. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What is the matter? ” “ It is a fire! |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What is this place, Robert Audley?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What letter? ” “ A letter from Mr. Audley. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What reason? ”"How if she had taken advantage of George's ab- sence to win a richer husband? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What reason? ”"How if she had taken advantage of George's ab- sence to win a richer husband? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What shall I tell him,"he thought;"shall I tell the truth — the horrible ghastly truth? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What's she up to there? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What's the gal a sayin', there? ” asked the invalid in a subdued roar, which died away hoarsely on his lips. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ What's the nearest town to this upon the London road?' |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Where are you going to take me?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Who is that handsome young man I caught tête- à- tête with you, Clara?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Who sent you here? ”"Luke, my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Who would have been sorry for me? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Who would have believed that Audley church could boast such an organ? ” thought Robert. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Who — who has made you hysterical? ”"Your nephew — Mr. Robert Audley." |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Why do you bring me to this horrible place to frighten me out of my poor wits? ” cried my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Why do you torment me about this George Talboys, who happens to have taken it into his head to keep out of your way for a few months? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Why not? ” “ Because there is no evidence of madness in anything that she has done. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Why should he not be mad? ” resumed my lady. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Why was it that I saw some strange mystery in my friend's disappearance? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Why? ” asked Lady Audley, letting her hands 110 LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Will you be so good as to let me have a little water and a piece of sponge? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Will you come into the lime- walk, Lady Aud- ley? ” said Robert, as his cousin left the garden. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Will you take a walk with me in the quadrangle? ” Lady Audley asked, as her step- daughter approached. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Will you tell me more about this Lady Audley, Fanny? ” Miss Talboys said, after a long pause. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Yes, I tell you; why do you worry me about your candle? |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ Yes, yes, I understand; I will be careful. ” “ My lady has left the Court, I hear, sir? ”"Yes." |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ You have n't been and fell into the fish- pond, have you, sir?' |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ You have nothing further to tell me? ” he said. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ You think she had secrets, then? ” Robert asked, rather eagerly. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ You would never let any one influence you against me, would you, my darling?" |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ You would wish to prove that this lady is mad, and therefore irresponsible for her actions, Mr. Audley? ” said the physician. |
uc1.32106007215632 | “ You'll let me go with you? ” “ Yes, yes, you shall go home with me." |
wu.89069113231 | 'Then the man in the dock was not you?' wu.89069113231 Ah?" |
wu.89069113231 | And are you making any effort to find him? |
wu.89069113231 | And by whom? wu.89069113231 And how do you account for the re- moval of these removables, as you call them, Barney?" |
wu.89069113231 | And not yourself? |
wu.89069113231 | And you find your vein worked out? |
wu.89069113231 | And you never solved the mystery? |
wu.89069113231 | And you saw what? |
wu.89069113231 | Are you ill? |
wu.89069113231 | Barney,I said, severely,"what's the use? |
wu.89069113231 | Before? wu.89069113231 But the cut in your arm?" |
wu.89069113231 | But the letter — the note with the manu- script? |
wu.89069113231 | But why, Barney,I asked, to confuse him,"when a thing like this happened, did n't you write and tell me?" |
wu.89069113231 | But you doubt my ability to do so? |
wu.89069113231 | But you were innocent, of course? |
wu.89069113231 | But,I cried,"did n't you hear anything?" |
wu.89069113231 | Dawson,he cried,"what is it? |
wu.89069113231 | Did Barker recognize you? |
wu.89069113231 | Did I hurt you? |
wu.89069113231 | Did n't expect me back, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | Did n't you drown? |
wu.89069113231 | Did you recover the knife? |
wu.89069113231 | Did you send that? |
wu.89069113231 | Do n't you see you are squ- queezing my figure out of shape? wu.89069113231 Do you mean to say that this house of mine is haunted?" |
wu.89069113231 | Do you suppose I have nothing else to do but to wait upon your majesty's pleasure? wu.89069113231 Does Mr. Thurlow live here?" |
wu.89069113231 | Does n't smoke involve a fire? |
wu.89069113231 | Drown? wu.89069113231 Financial, I presume, and wants a lift?" |
wu.89069113231 | Fire? |
wu.89069113231 | Funny, Chung? |
wu.89069113231 | Funny? |
wu.89069113231 | Going away, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | Going over? |
wu.89069113231 | Got aboard the wrong gale, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | Have a drink? |
wu.89069113231 | Have n't you? |
wu.89069113231 | Have you a strait- jacket? |
wu.89069113231 | He seemed all right when you took his supper to his room? |
wu.89069113231 | Henry Thurlow, the author? |
wu.89069113231 | How about Barker's luck? |
wu.89069113231 | How do you like being shoved, eh? wu.89069113231 How much?" |
wu.89069113231 | How to tell a ghost? |
wu.89069113231 | I wonder what the deuce it all means? |
wu.89069113231 | I? |
wu.89069113231 | In prison in London? wu.89069113231 Is that you, Dawson?" |
wu.89069113231 | Missed me, I suppose, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | Needles? wu.89069113231 No,"Parton answered;"but when a man's veins hold blood that saturates and leaves no stain, what are we to think?" |
wu.89069113231 | No; but I'm deuced uncomfortable What's this mattress stuffed with — needles? |
wu.89069113231 | Not by post, is it? |
wu.89069113231 | Now 64 s AND SOME OTHERS ■ fust what will you do? wu.89069113231 Of what?" |
wu.89069113231 | Oh — well — yes — of course you do; and why should n't you? wu.89069113231 On the other hand, who are you? |
wu.89069113231 | One of the servant's guests, I presume? |
wu.89069113231 | Perkins,he cried,"are you ill?" |
wu.89069113231 | Pretty successful shover myself, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | Prince o'Wiles? |
wu.89069113231 | See here,said I,"if you call me an idiot again, I'll — I'll —""What?" |
wu.89069113231 | Silly? wu.89069113231 Silly?" |
wu.89069113231 | So close to Lake Worth — eh? wu.89069113231 That's what you were, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | Then what shall I do? |
wu.89069113231 | Very successful, eh? wu.89069113231 Was Tuesday the 16th?" |
wu.89069113231 | Was he alone in the alley? |
wu.89069113231 | Well, Chung,he said, as affably as he could,"this is a pleasant change from New York, eh?" |
wu.89069113231 | Well, what do you think of me? |
wu.89069113231 | Well,I said,"feeling better?" |
wu.89069113231 | Well,he said, sitting on the edge of the cot,"what do you think of it now, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | Well? |
wu.89069113231 | Wha- a- at? |
wu.89069113231 | What address? |
wu.89069113231 | What are you afraid of? |
wu.89069113231 | What are you, any- how, a jelly- fish or an India- rubber man? |
wu.89069113231 | What do you mean? |
wu.89069113231 | What do you suppose it was? |
wu.89069113231 | What do you take me for? |
wu.89069113231 | What does he want you to do? wu.89069113231 What has all that got to do with me?" |
wu.89069113231 | What has come over my hair? wu.89069113231 What has he got to do with it?" |
wu.89069113231 | What have I struck? |
wu.89069113231 | What is it? |
wu.89069113231 | What kind of a story is it to be? |
wu.89069113231 | What of it? |
wu.89069113231 | What on earth has Barker been writing to you about? |
wu.89069113231 | What person's presence? |
wu.89069113231 | What person? |
wu.89069113231 | What the deuce are you, anyhow? |
wu.89069113231 | What the dickens is the matter with me? |
wu.89069113231 | What under heaven have you been trying to make me do for the last half hour? |
wu.89069113231 | What was? |
wu.89069113231 | What's all this about? |
wu.89069113231 | What's that got to do with it? |
wu.89069113231 | What's the joke now? |
wu.89069113231 | What's the matter with Jack? |
wu.89069113231 | What's the matter, Jack? |
wu.89069113231 | What's the matter, old fellow? |
wu.89069113231 | What's the matter? |
wu.89069113231 | What's up now? wu.89069113231 What's your scheme? |
wu.89069113231 | What? |
wu.89069113231 | What? |
wu.89069113231 | What? |
wu.89069113231 | Where? |
wu.89069113231 | Who are you? |
wu.89069113231 | Who are you? |
wu.89069113231 | Wroite an'tell ye? |
wu.89069113231 | Yes,said I; and then, impelled by the strange appearance of surprise on the man's countenance, I added,"do n't I look like an author?" |
wu.89069113231 | You counted them, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | You do n't mean to say Jack's afraid? |
wu.89069113231 | You do n't mean to say you are going to send that manuscript in as it is? |
wu.89069113231 | You have a double? |
wu.89069113231 | You probably belong to a ghost union — do n't you? wu.89069113231 66 AND SOME OTHERSSee here,"I cried, finally,"what the devil do you mean?" |
wu.89069113231 | 75 GHOSTS I HAVE MET Ai n't I a shover from Shoverville on the Push?" |
wu.89069113231 | 82 AND SOME OTHERS"Y — you — you — you — did what?" |
wu.89069113231 | And what under the sun am I afraid of? |
wu.89069113231 | Are n't you glad?" |
wu.89069113231 | Are you part of the fauna or the flora of your tropical States — or what?" |
wu.89069113231 | Before what? |
wu.89069113231 | Ca n't you see that the very fact of your invariable readiness here- tofore is going to make your present un- readiness a thing incomprehensible?" |
wu.89069113231 | Cats?" |
wu.89069113231 | Did you see the look in his eyes when I mentioned the knife?" |
wu.89069113231 | Did — did you put out the gas?" |
wu.89069113231 | Do you expect me to believe any such cock- and- bull story as that?" |
wu.89069113231 | Do you hear?" |
wu.89069113231 | Do you suppose the editor and publisher will look leniently upon your failure?" |
wu.89069113231 | Forget him? |
wu.89069113231 | From what part of the States do you come? |
wu.89069113231 | Got some patent explosive logs, full of chem- icals, to destroy me?" |
wu.89069113231 | Have you tried the fire- extinguisher treatment?" |
wu.89069113231 | How can you hesitate?" |
wu.89069113231 | How could I put out as my own another man's work and retain my self- respect? |
wu.89069113231 | How could I? |
wu.89069113231 | How do you heat your house?" |
wu.89069113231 | How have you been, and what have you been doing?" |
wu.89069113231 | How have you managed to escape?' |
wu.89069113231 | I 12 AND SOME OTHERS wonder if my goose is cooked? |
wu.89069113231 | I cried,"whatever you are, why do n't you appear, and be done with it? |
wu.89069113231 | I cried;"you back again?" |
wu.89069113231 | I pretended to ignore his presence, and there was a short pause, after which he began again:"Sulky, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | II( Being a Note from George Currier, Editor of the"Idler,'1''to Henry 17iurlow, Author?) |
wu.89069113231 | Is he specific about the murder?" |
wu.89069113231 | Is n't it all right?" |
wu.89069113231 | It is one of the immortal stories —""You have read it, then?" |
wu.89069113231 | Prove an alibi?" |
wu.89069113231 | Say those last words again, will you?" |
wu.89069113231 | Some friend?" |
wu.89069113231 | Splendid intellectual ef- fort to drive a cab from the Reform Club to the Bank, eh?" |
wu.89069113231 | Suppose you lose your connection with these publishers of yours?" |
wu.89069113231 | Takes a mighty mind to be that, eh? |
wu.89069113231 | That's your secret? |
wu.89069113231 | Then turning towards the tree, I observed, with a wave of the hand,"Fine lay out, eh?" |
wu.89069113231 | What do you say? |
wu.89069113231 | What for?" |
wu.89069113231 | What funny little game are you trying to work on me now, eh?" |
wu.89069113231 | What is it you are going to collect? |
wu.89069113231 | What is the matter with my going into training myself? |
wu.89069113231 | What next?" |
wu.89069113231 | What would you do?' |
wu.89069113231 | What you been doing — storing ice?" |
wu.89069113231 | When?" |
wu.89069113231 | Whom do you rob? |
wu.89069113231 | Why may I not help you?" |
wu.89069113231 | Why, ca n't you see that? |
wu.89069113231 | Why, then, should there not be somewhere in the world a person of sufficient ingenuity to cope with an obnoxious spirit? |
wu.89069113231 | Would n't you?" |
wu.89069113231 | Ye locked everyt'ing up safe whin ye left?' |
wu.89069113231 | Your scattered faculties?" |
wu.89069113231 | it said,"how can you hesitate? |
wu.89069113231 | the same way, now would it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | & lt; Has he a calling, good gentleman? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 'As a rule? miun.adj1202.0001.001 'Really?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 'Why? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | -What are you doing to the man? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | A feast and a ball, eh? miun.adj1202.0001.001 A happy walk? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | A long way off, I believe? miun.adj1202.0001.001 A red nose? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | A thousand thanks for a curious and interesting night,says Jasper, giving him his hand;"you can make your own way home?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | A wot? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Always in the same way? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And Eddy? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And I shall hear of my Rosebud from Mr. Tartar? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And Mr. Jasper has gone home quite himself, has he? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And Mr. Weller, senior? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And afterwards? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And always alone? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And always took the same pleasure in harping on it? miun.adj1202.0001.001 And going quite alone?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And now, what apartments, ma'am? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And the mignonette and wallflower?' |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And there is no fear,pursued Rosa,"of our quarrelling, is there? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And was this all to- night? miun.adj1202.0001.001 And what have they made you sensible of?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And what is it- according to your judgment? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And what other term than His Honor's would express it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And wherefore? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And who is it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you know him? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you still are? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you will remember? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Another? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Any partners at the ball? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Anywhere, for instance? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are ye among that number? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Are you a pack of thieves?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you at all glad to see me, Pussy? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you going abroad? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you ill? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you lost, homeless, faint? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Are you married man, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you quite ready? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Are you reading?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you ready? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you so surprised to see me? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | At least, she must hate the Pyramids? miun.adj1202.0001.001 At what hour?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | At which he takes aim? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Awake at last? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Aye,Jasper assents with an air of interest;"let us know why?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Baby- Devil that you are, what has the man done to you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Be quiet, ca n't you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Been here often, my good woman? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But I hope no little boys do that? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But do n't she hate Arabs, and Turks, and Fellahs, and people? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But what, what, what,he added, soothingly,"has happened? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But you got on in the world, and was able by- and- by to take your pipe with the best of'em, warn't ye? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | By whom, for instance? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Calling? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Can I anyhow have hurt your feelings, Jack? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Can not the copy go to Eddy himself? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Can we see that too, ma'am? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Can we see these rooms, ma'am? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Can you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Coming where? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Considering what? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Defence? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did I say so, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did he say that he was going down to the river again? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did n't you make a solemn promise, amountin'almost to a speeches o'wow, that yo'ud put that ere qvestion on my account? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did n't you see Jack? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did you never get tired of it, deary, and try to call up something else for a change? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did you touch me? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Died of what, lovey? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do I see him waiting for you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do I? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Do n't sweethearts call it so?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do n't what, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do n't you see you have lamed him? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do they? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do we? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do what, Ma dear? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you always live here, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you eat opium? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you keep a cat down there? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you know that your forties have stretched into thousands? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you know what a cathedral is? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you stay here long, Mr. Drood? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you suspect him? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Does Mr. Grewgious live here? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Eh? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | For pursuing his genius, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | For the lasting good of both of us, and the lasting happiness of both of us? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | HAVEN OF PHILANTHROPY,Chief Offices, London, Wednesday'DEAR MADAM,"'I write in the-;'In the what's this? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Had you not better avoid it, Neville? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Has it been so bad as that? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Hate it, Jack? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have I sat upon you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have another? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have n't you a sweetheart, upon your soul? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have you found yours, Ned? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have you known hardships, may I ask? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have you lost your tongue, Jack? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have you seen his sister? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have you settled,asked Rosa, appealing to them both"what is to be done for Helena and her brother?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He did n't hurt himself, I hope? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He did n't say he was coming, perhaps? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He must be told, I suppose? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He still keeps behinds us,repeats Jasper, looking over his shoulder;"is he to follow us?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Help it, love? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | His own way? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How a bad name? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How am I an interested one? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How are you, Durdles? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How came he"To be my guardian? miun.adj1202.0001.001 How can you have hurt my feelings?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How could the time be at hand unless the fellow- traveller was? miun.adj1202.0001.001 How did she phrase it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How do you know that, Deputy? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How is it possible, sir, that you ever can come right when you're always wrong? miun.adj1202.0001.001 How is that, Mr. Mayor?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How is your ward? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How's Pussy getting on, Jack? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I am very much afraid I shall be-"Be what, my dear? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I entertain a sort of fancy for having him under my eye to- night, do you know? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I fear I have alarmed you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I forgave you the debt you owed me when we first became acquainted, and many of my sixpences have come your way since; eh, Deputy? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I gather from your silence on the subject that my late guardian is adverse, Mr. Crisparkle? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I may go to Helena to- morrow? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I may tell the Dean- I call expressly from the Deanthat you are all right again? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I said, you know, that I should make you an antidote to SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? miun.adj1202.0001.001 I was going to say Pussy, and changed my mind;-did she tell you anything about the Landlesses? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | If I have not gone to foreign countries, young man,Mr. Sapsea begins, and then stops:-"You will excuse my calling you young man, Mr. Jasper? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | If Miss Rosa will allow me then? miun.adj1202.0001.001 If she will? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Impatience, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | In the spire? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | In the way in which it was really made at last? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Indeed? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is Miss Bud his relation too, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is Mr. Jasper's nephew with him? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is it really so bad as that? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Is my father fond of you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is n't it customary to leave the amount open? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Is she nice?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is the gentleman from Cloisterham indoors? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is the tragedy named? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is there any difference? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | It is not at all known to the young lady, your friend? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | It's a fine day; but would you like me to carry an umbrella up? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | It's wery wrong in little boys to make game o'their grandfathers, an't it mum? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Joke? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Lately, I presume?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Left this morning, early? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Live? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Look here, Jack; tell me; whose birthday is it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | May I ask, had you any especial reason for telling her that? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Might I ask you,pursued the Minor Canon as before:"what you suppose to be my views on that subject?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Might I ask you,said the Minor Canon:"what are your views on that subject?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Mr. Crisparkle entirely agrees, you say? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Mr. Jasper was that, Tope? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | My dear Jack, I only ask you, am I likely to forget what you have said with so much feeling? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | My dear, how do you do? miun.adj1202.0001.001 My sister's consent to sit for it being first got, I suppose? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Never be husband and wife? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Never? miun.adj1202.0001.001 No, but really;-isn't it, you know, after all?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | No, really? miun.adj1202.0001.001 No? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Not a bad one, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Not a pale nose, Eddy? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Not mine, you know? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Not seafaring?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Nothing is the matter? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Now,Mr. Crisparkle again resumed, in a tone of mild though firm persuasion,"is not this to be regretted, and ought it not to be amended? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Object? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Of what nature?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Once for all, Rosa, will you uncover that ridiculous little head of yours and give me a welcome? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Only there? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Perhaps I expect to retain it still? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Perhaps we had better stop short, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Pooh, pooh,says Edwin Drood, equally furious, but more collected;"how should you know? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Pray,retorts Edwin, turning merely his eyes in that direction,"pray why might it have been better for Mr. Drood to have known some hardships?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Really? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Really?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Rest upon? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Retired from the Army, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Reverend Mr. Septimus? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Say what are you,"returned the woman,"who trouble even this obscene resting- place of the dead, and strip the gibbet of its honored burden? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Say,cried Will, when they had confronted each other thus for some time,"what are ye?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | See, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Shall we go and walk in the churchyard? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | She has some other name than that; where does she live? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | She is a strikingly handsome girl, sir, and I thought she might have been described to you, or presented to you, perhaps? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | So soon? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Something might come of it, dear? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Stay where, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Take my hat down for a moment from that peg, will you? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Tall?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Than himself? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That the child has been murdered? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That was lately, I suppose? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That we might be to one another even much more than they had been to one another? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That's Tope's? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That's the journey you have been away upon? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | The sailors? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Then where are you going, pretty one? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Then who do you make out did the deed? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | There was a gentleman passed in here this minute, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | To be you? miun.adj1202.0001.001 To rest upon in a long walk, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | To the? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Touch you? miun.adj1202.0001.001 V Where did yer think'Er Royal Highness is a goin'to, to- morrow morning? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Visions of many butchers'shops, and public- houses, and much credit? miun.adj1202.0001.001 W What is it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Was it at twelve o'clock? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Was n't it a little cool to name your sum? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We have got to hit it off yet; have n't we, Pussy? miun.adj1202.0001.001 We know we are better so, even now?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We know we have done right, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We may count on Mr. Tartar's readiness to help us, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Well then, why did you begin with your detestable rednosed Giantesses? miun.adj1202.0001.001 What cries do you mean? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you mean by my other good fortune? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you mean, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you mean? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you speak of, deary? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What followed? miun.adj1202.0001.001 What has he done?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What if I refuse? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What if you leave me to find it out? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is all this, sir? miun.adj1202.0001.001 What is her name?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is her state? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is that to you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is the Landlesses? miun.adj1202.0001.001 What is this imagined threatening, pretty one? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is your name, and where do you live? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What shall I get by it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What should I speak of, but what I have in my mouth? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What things? miun.adj1202.0001.001 What's that?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What's the medicine? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What? miun.adj1202.0001.001 When are you going to sea again?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | When did she tell you that? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | When to come back? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | When you first came, you was quite new to it; warn't ye? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | When, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Whence come ye? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where are you going to? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where do he live, deary? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where does he live? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where is the body? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where is your nephew? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who said so? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Who speaks to me? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who was they as died, deary? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Whose? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why do you attend upon me in this way? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why is n't he contented? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why not, Ma?. |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why not? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why not? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why, I thought you Egyptian boys could look into a hand and see all sorts of phantoms? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Why, how did you come here, dearest?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why, how should I know it, Rosa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Will it come back to me? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Will you please tell me,"said Rosa, taking the paper with a prettily knitted brow, but not opening it:"whether I am right in what I am going to say? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | With her music? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Wos you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Wot do you mean by her making jokes? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Would His Honor allow me to inquire whether there are strong suspicions of any one? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Would she? miun.adj1202.0001.001 Yes, deary; something I was going to do?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Yes; but not quite- not quite in the right way, shall I say? miun.adj1202.0001.001 You added something else to that, if I remember? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You approve, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You are sure not with black hair? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You ca n't be warned, then? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You care for her good name? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You expect Mr. Neville, then? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You found her thriving? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You have not been sent for? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You know very little of your guardian? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You left Mr. Jasper's last night, with Edwin Drood? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You mean that he must leave my house, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You remember suggesting when you brought us together, that, as a lover of the picturesque, it might be worth my while? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You will be a friend to me, wo n't you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | lHe does n't live here? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | & lt; Who's His Honor?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | - Poorly, Tope?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | -"What of him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 119"So, you settled with her that you would come back at Christmas?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 181 it from him, and asks him with a smile how he chooses a stick? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 223"How goes it, Neville?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 241 your works, Mr. Durdles, at any odd time?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 243"What shall I do, what shall I do?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 245"What harm?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 253"Can you go round when you get back, and tell Miss Twinkleton that you saw me safely off, Joe?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 265"Would you have the kindness to take seats?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 273"To Miss Twinkleton's?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 301"How do you know the young gentleman's name?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 35"Tut, tut? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 391"Wot are you goin'away for?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 407"Wot do you mean by too fur?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 61"This is for the monument, is it, Mr. Sapsea?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | 83"I surprise you, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | A farm?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | A few strange faces in the streets; a few other faces, half strange and half familiar, SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | A villa? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | AN Ancient English Cathedral Tower? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | After inhaling a few whiffs in silence, he doubtingly accosts her with:"Is it as potent as it used to be?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Am I agreed with generally in the views I take?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | An estate? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And Mr. Crisparkle is here,"said Rosa, in rapid conclusion;"and could you believe it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And as to Belzoni, I suppose he's dead;-I'm sure I hope he is- and how can his legs, or his chokes concern you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And he do n't look agreeable, does he?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And here I fell asleep, And what woke me? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And how did you leave Mr. Jasper, reverend sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And how did you pass your birthday, Pussy?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And how is your charge getting on over the way in the set that I had the pleasure of recommending to you as vacant and eligible?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And if I had not spoken to you, as I have, you would have spoken to me? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And if so, was not that a proof of its baselessness? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And now, my dear,"said Mr. Grewgious,"what is to be done next? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And so you are engaged?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And still, for all this, and though there is a sharp heartache in all this, SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And tell him that you had the kindness to desire to know how he was?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And that made you more serious about it, did n't it, Eddy? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And the second floor?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And what was the feast?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And what will you take next? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And what, Ma dear,"inquired the Minor Canon, giving proof of a wholesome and vigorous appetite,* does the letter say?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And when did you leave Mr. Jasper, reverend sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And where did you leave Mr. Jasper, reverend sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And ye'll remember that nobody but me( and Jack Chinaman t'other side the court; but he ca n't do it as well as me) has the true secret of mixing it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you are not in debt?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you will ask him not to hate me?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you will give him my remembrance and my sympathy? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you will not think me unkind because I begin, will you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | And you will tell your poor brother so, wo n't you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Any dinner, Jack?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are dogs to hurry men to shameful deaths? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you blind?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you going back?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you of a voyage, deary?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Are you there?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | As they looked at Will, they began to whisper and murmur among themselves, and at length one man cried,"Why do n't you ask Will Marks?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | As this was what everybody had been thinking of, they all took up the word, and cried in concert,"Ah I why do n't you ask Will?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Because I differ from you on that vital point, what is your platform resource? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Been trying to mix for yourself this long time, poppet?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Better be quiet?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But do you think there may be Ghosts of other things, though not of men and women?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But emphatically? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But for Mr. Honeythunder's- I think you called it eloquence, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But if she wo n't?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But if there is any young lady at all under a cloud, might I solicit-?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But now that I know what you have told me, is there no little chink through which day pierces? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But should she ask Mr. Crisparkle?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But what is a difference in age of half a dozen years or so? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But where could she take refuge, and how could she go? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | But where was she to go? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Ca n't you see a happy Future?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Call yourself an Engineer, and not know that?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Can there be any sympathetic reason crouching darkly within him? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Can you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Chairs to mend?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Come, Eddy?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Could I dream of the true reason when they would give me none at all?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Could you possibly suppose for a moment, from any loose way of speaking of mine, that I was literally afraid of the dear fond fellow? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | D- r- double- o- d."Does he- or did he- read with you, sir? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did I not?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did it mean that she saw below the surface of his thoughts, and down into their twilight depths? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did she expect Miss Twinkleton? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Did they leave you money, perhaps, and so you did n't want comfort?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do I understand aright?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do n't you think so?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you come back before dinner?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you ever say so? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you know my father?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you know this thing, this child?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you mean animal spirits, or ardent?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you not find your usual walk with your brother too exposed and cold for the time of year? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you object,"Edwin inquires, with a majestic turn of his eyes downward upon the fairy figure:"do you object, Rosa, to her feeling that interest?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you really feel sure that you can answer for him so confidently?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you remember that?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you remember,"said the other, stepping forward â'Do you remember little Joe Toddyhigh?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you seriously think that they identify me at all with my gaiters?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you think that will prevent our falling out, Rosa?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Do you think they care about my gaiters? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Does he send clothes on, in advance of him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Does n't she hate boilers and things?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Eddy?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Edwin scarcely seems to see the force of this; begs to know if he may take the liberty to ask why?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Eh, Mr. Edwin?"' |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Eh? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Eh?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Flower- beds and watering- pots? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | For is it likely that any human creature in his right senses would so lay himself open to be pointed at, by what I call the finger of scorn?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Frankly and freely, there is no anger in you, Mr. Neville?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Give her her fair share of your praise, and how much do you leave for him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have you any apartments available, ma'am?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Have you any other apartments, ma'am?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He ascends a broken staircase, opens a door, looks into a dark stifling room, and says:"Are you alone here?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He checks the look, and asks:"Shall I take you out for a walk, Rosa dear?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He had been brought down to Cloisterham, from London, by an eminent Philanthropist, and why? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He hands it to her; she makes the same remark as Mr. Crisparkle, that it is very heavy; and gives it back to him, asking what wood it is? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He looks at her, quite steadily, as he asks:"Why?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He reasoned with himself: What was it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He struggles into a sitting posture, and retorts upon her:"What do you mean? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He thought âperhaps most of all âcould it be that these things were yet but so many weeks old, and had become an integral part of his life? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He will write to her? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | He wished the young fellow no harm, but why did he go? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Here Mr. Grewgious, left by the fire with Rosa, said again:"My dear, how do you do? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Here's a match, and now where's the candle? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | His right hand was in his breast, seeking the ring; but he checked it as he thought;"If I am to take it back, why should I tell her of it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Honeythunder?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Horses and harness?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How are you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How came you to be his master, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How do we come togetheror so near together- so very unexpectedly?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How do you do, Mr. Edwin? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How do you do, reverend sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How does each one of the three get through the day? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How does our service sound to you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How have you been since?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How is it at present endangered?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How long did you stay there?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How many brothers and sisters have you, my dear?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How stands the fact?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | How's she looking, Jack?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I am acquainted with you ai n't I?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I believe I have had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Tartar's name as tenant of the top set in the house next the top set in the corner?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I could hardly help meeting certain people walking SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I could n't hold any terms with him, could I?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I dropped you, did I?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I hope you can tell me so? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I hope,"says Neville,"there is no offence, Mr. Drood, in my innocently referring to your betrothal?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I only asked him the two questions, what was his Chris'en name, and whether he'd a sweetheart? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I suppose you know that we come( my sister and I) from Ceylon?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I would ask His Honor( if I might be permitted) whether there are not many objects of great interest in the city which is under his beneficent sway?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | I've got a pretty many smokes ready for you, first and last, have n't I, chuckey?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | If I wheel my desk to this corner window, shall I be in the way?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | If he were afraid of the crime being traced out, would he not rather encourage the idea of a voluntary disappearance? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | If she had not had to look up quite so high, what might the stimulating action have been upon the liver?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | If you are, why have n't you mentioned it to me? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | If"I- ket- ches- Im- out- ar- ter- ten,"( with the usual rhythm and dance, though dodging behina Durdles),"it ai n't my fault, is it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | In places like that, I could come in with great effect with a touch of life- Don't you feel that? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Inattentive, is n't she?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is he a large man, Ma?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is he behind?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is he not with you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is he to follow us?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is it a dark gentleman?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is it not sweet? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is n't it unsatisfactory to be cut off from choice in such a matter? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is that a bag?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is that it's- his- name?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is that our bargain, brother?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is the spike so low a thing as the rusty spike on the top of a post of an old beadstead that has tumbled all awry? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is the young gentleman expected shortly?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is there any instruction that I can take from you with reference to your affairs?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is there anything new down in the crypt, Durdles?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is there though?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is this Cloisterham?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Is this so, and in spite of my struggles against myself, Helena?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Isises, and Ibises, and Cheopses, and Pharaohses; who cares about them? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | It ai n't a sort of a- scheme of a- National Education?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | It is like- it is like-""Like a dream?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | It was to be, you thought, and why discuss or dispute it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Jasper?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Likeways when they says'What's your religion?' |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Master Deputy, what do you owe me?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | May I ask, is your health at all affected?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | May I take this short cut home and say, Good- night?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | May it, Pussy'?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Mayor?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Memorandum,'Wishes:'My dear, is there any wish of yours that I can further?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Might I ask why?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Might n't it have had the appearance, to the young gentleman- only the appearance- that he was rather dictated to?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Might you happen to know the name of your neighbor in the top set on the other side of the party- wall?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Miss Twinkleton rose at her little writing- table, saying, with general sweetness, as to the polite Universe;"Will you permit me to retire?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Mr. Crisparkle returned, enlightened;"do you mean that too?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Mr. Crisparkle taking a seat, and enquiring:"Why so? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Mr. Crisparkle, who has paused on the staircase, sees it in his hand on his immediately reappearing, takes SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Mr. Neville, I believe you tell your sister everything that passes between us?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Must I take to carving them out of my heart?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | My dear, what has brought you here? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | My gracious me, do n't you understand anything? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | My pretty one, can I help it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Navy, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Neville?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Neville?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Neville?"' |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | No personal knowledge, I suppose, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | No, you can not do it, Miss, it is beyond your power, and wherefore try?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Not Rosa?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Not frightened?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Now, what is amiss? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Of an increase of hideous customers, and this horrible bedstead set upright again, and this horrible court swept clean? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Oh yes I I am sure you will I and you will respect them too, and not despise them- will you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Oh, no I what could a man gain by murdering a poor child?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | On Thee his hopes to fix? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | On the present occasion, Miss Twinkleton, gracefully gliding in and out, says, in passing: IHow do you do, Mr. Drood? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Or at all events, when the sun is down, and the weather is driving in from the sea?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | PRosa?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Perhaps Mr. Crisparkle you will, before going home, look in on Jasper?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Perhaps Mr. Datchery had heard something of what had occurred there last winter? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Perhaps you brought a canary bird?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Pickwick?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Pray, am I at all near the mark in my picture?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Pray, what views have you set up as mine?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Pussy's!? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Rather poetical, Jack?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Rosa not quite knowing what to say about that, cast down her eyes, and turning to Mr. Grewgious, dutifully asked if she should put her hat on? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Rosa's expressive little eyebrows asked him what he meant? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Rosa, my dear, how are you getting on with your work?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Rosa, my dear, how are you getting on with your work?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGA.N? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | STRANGER PAUSE And ask thyself the Question, CANST THOU DO LIKEWISE? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Sapsea?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Saw what, deary?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Say that I would be richer than I am; what then?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Shall I carry your bundle?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Shall I go?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Shall I put it off till to- morrow?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Shall I wait, while you ask if Mr. Neville has left for my place? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Shall it be breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea, or supper?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | She breathes a light breath into it, and asks, retaining it and looking into it:"Now say, what do you see?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | She do n't want us, do n't you know?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | She had asked herself the question,"Am I so wicked in my thoughts as to conceive a wickedness that others can not imagine?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | She merely replied, and that, evasively and hurriedly: Why should she? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | She seemed pleased, though, did n't she? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Should you do it in your fancy, when you were lying here doing this?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | So you are the Reverend Mr. Septimus, are you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | State it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Still, it holds to him, as many things much better worth SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Supposing him to have disappeared of his own act, is not his disappearance more accountable and less cruel? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Surely it was not enough that you should think of me, only as other people did; now, was it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Tartar?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Tell me, Jack,"the young fellow then flows on;"do you really and truly feel as if the mention of our relationship divided us at all? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That discreet lady being indeed heard without, inquiring of nobody in a blandly conversational tone as she advances:'Eh? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That is to say, is it Pussy, that we are both resigned?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That would not be generous; would it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | That's it, is it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | The Reverend Septimus took off his spectacles, that he might see her face, as he exclaimed:"Why, what should he write in?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | The Very Reverend the Dean refers to that? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | The old chap gave Durdles a look with his open eyes, as much as to say'Is your name Durdles? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | The port wine fled for a moment from the fruiterer's nose as he muttered,"Joe Toddyhigh I What about Joe Toddyhigh?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | The trees them SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | The well- known massive grey square tower of its old Cathedral? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Then she had reflected,"What motive could he have, according to my accusation?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Then why stop short, and not otherwise acknowledge it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Then, he becomes half conscious of having heard himself bolted and barred out, like a dangerous animal; and thinks what shall he do? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Then, he says with a quiet smile:"You wo n't be warned, then?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Then, to be told that you discontinued your study with me, was to be politely told that you abandoned it altogether?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | This Mr. Edwin Drood, sir: I think that's the name?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Thou'rt young and bold, and wouldst be richer than thou art?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Thus cast off, Miss Twinkleton wildly inquired,"which gentleman"was to be paid? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | To put the same thought in another form; what is to be done with you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | To whom, Mr. Jasper, who had been intensely watching Neville, said: in a low distinct suspicious voice:"What are those stains upon his dress?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Tony considered a moment, and then said,"Is my grandfather bond of you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Tope?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Two pairs of nut- crackers? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Unwinking, cat- like, and intent, she presently adds:"Not so potent as it once was? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | WHEN SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Was it breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea, or supper? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Was that but another instance of something radically amiss in the terms on which they had been gliding towards a life- long bondage? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Was that like his having really done so? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We are all three on a good understanding, are we not?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We have not had a very happy walk, have we?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We must return, Neville,"said Mr. Crisparkle;"of course you will be glad to come back to clear yourself?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We two are good friends; eh, Deputy?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | We've got the all- overs, have n't us, deary? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Well?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Weller?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What are you then, and wherefore are you here?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What can she rise to, under any quantity of opium, higher than that!-Eh?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What did I come for?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What did I want? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What did he earn by it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What did he go a histing me off my legs for?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What did you take last? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do I say? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you call that?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you call the doer of that deed, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you mean?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you say?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you see written there?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you suspect me of, Mister Jarsper?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you thbnk Mr. Bazzard has done?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What do you want with him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What does he write in?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What does this mean?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What friend o'yourn is dead?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is absurd, Rosa?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is that?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is the matter, that you stay here in the cold so long, without moving?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is the matter? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is the reward?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is the spike that intervenes, and who has set it up? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is there to alarm me in this? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What is threatened?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What more have I to tell? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What shall I do? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What should I tell you about Sam, my dear sir, except that he is more indispensable to my happiness and comfort every day of my life?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What sounds?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What then?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What visions can she have?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What was I to suppose, when I found myself molested by eight people? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What was he before? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What will you bet that I do n't find my company embracing?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What work did he do? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What you call quick- lime?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What you have overcome in yourself, can you not overcome in him? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What's his name, deary?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What's the good of it to me?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What's the time?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | What's your Chris'en name?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | When does the gentleman return to Cloisterham?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | When they says to me in the Lock- up, a going to put me down in the book,'What's your name?' |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | When will you resume?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where are you going, Mr. Tartar? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where do you come from?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where have you been?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where is my nephew?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where is the body?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where was it? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where's my inkbottle, and where's my thimble, and where's my little spoon? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Where?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Which of us here has seen the working of that great machine whose voice has just now ceased?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Which sense did it address? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Which way shall we take, Rosa?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who but you can keep him clear of it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who but you, sir?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who could have told, by looking at Mr. Grewgious, whether he had ever known ambition or disappointment? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who did it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who disparaged my profession, my destination""You are not going to be buried in the Pyramids, I hope?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who else am I?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who has brought you here?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Who ought to be in our confidence, if not Jack?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why did n't you come and have a pipe or two of comfort? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why did n't you write to me to come and fetch you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why did you laugh just now?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why do you ask me?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why does he move so softly to- night? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why should it be? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why the- Devil, I was going to say, if it had been respectful to their memory- couldn't they leave us alone?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why thrown away? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why with a blush? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Why, sister Rosa, sister Rosa, what do you see from the turret?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Will you go my way with me, when it is quite dark? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Witchcraft?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Wos there ever a little chap o'four years and eight months old as vinked his eye at a strange lady afore?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Wot I say is, is that ere female a widder, or is she not?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Wot's that'ere snippin'noise?' |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Would eight at a friendly dinner at all put you out, Ma?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Would he have done that, with that violence of passion, if they were a pretence? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Would he have ranged them with his desolate heart and soul, his wasted life, his peace, and his despair? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Would n't you help me to pay for my travellers'lodging, dear gentleman, and to pay my way along? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Would you like to leave it to him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Ye'll pay up according, deary, wo n't ye?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Ye'll remember like a good soul, wo n't ye, that the market price is drefile high just now? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Yet what did Rosa expect? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Yet who, knowing him only on the surface, would have expected chivalry- and of the true sort, too: not the spurious- frrim Mr. Grewgious? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You accepted the situation as an inevitable kind of thing, did n't you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You are not afraid of him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You are that man? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You are the man whose horse I used to hold before the Bowyer's door? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You are well and happy, my dear? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You care for her peace of mind? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You do n't doubt it's being a blow to Jack, Rosa?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You do n't think she's fallen in love with you in consekens o'that, do you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You do n't want to speak to him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You do not love him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You find your allowances always sufficient for your wants, my dear?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You have it, my dear?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You have published a letter from one whose likeness is engraved, but whose name( and wherefore?) |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You have seen him?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You know me now? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You know that he loves you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You know they sometimes call you Stony Durdles, do n't you?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You liked me, did n't you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You pitch your note, do n't you, Mr. Jasper?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You received it?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You remember objecting to a word I used, as being too strong? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You see that there winder and door?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You see what lies at the bottom there?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You see, we could not know what you were beforehand, sir; could we?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You see?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You went down to the river together?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You will laugh- but do you keep a Diary?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You will not think I speak for myself only, because I speak first? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You will take something with me?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You will understand my feelings? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You wo n't come in?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You wo n't mind my slipping out of it for half a moment to the Nuns'House, and leaving a parcel there? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | You would be afraid of him, under similar circumstances, would n't you, Miss Landless? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | Your feet are not wet? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | asked myself the question: What if her husband had been nearer on a level with her? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | believe as a man at his time o'life could be a running his head agin spinsters and punsters being the same thing?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | cried Rosa, drawing her chair a little nearer, and her mind reverting to Jasper,"nothing dreadful, I hope?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | cries Durdles, scrambling up;"why did n't you try to wake me, Mister Jarsper?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | do n't you understand?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | he cries in a low voice, seeing her brought to a atandstill:"who are you looking for?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | he looked hard at it; sooth to say, it required hard looking at to be seen at all in a dimly- lighted room:"and is it your property, my dear?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | he said again, and every lineament of his expressive countenance added the words"resist me?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | nice little thing?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | of course you was?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | of course, not of impatience?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | pearl button- holder on the work- table in my room?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | repeated Rosa, surveying her friend's beauty with a highly perplexed face,"Something might?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | to what I want to say, but I must say it before we part- there is not any other young-?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | town are a pattern to the world, and so must the wives be too, for that matter, or they could never boast half the influence they have?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | was the answer,"'It is ye who have been wailing and weeping here, under cover of the night?" |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | which you would seem to find out where people are buried. What is the matter? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | you know little Joe again? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | you've got six children,'he says,'wot's to hinder you from shavin'all their heads and keepin''em shaved? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | you've got two assistants in the shop down stairs, wot's to hinder you from cuttin'and curlin'them as often as you like? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | you? |
miun.adj1202.0001.001 | {"It is only I, Jasper? |
uiug.30112051972906 | - What was I to do with my wife and child? |
uiug.30112051972906 | - “ What is that? ” Lolly cried, springing to her feet. |
uiug.30112051972906 | 167 “ What do you mean? ” I exclaimed, surprised. |
uiug.30112051972906 | 169 every time your grandmother speaks sharply to you. ” “ But why did you not write sooner to your relatives? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | 229 There was silence for a minute; then one of the ladies said softly, “ Poor Sandy! ” “ And what became of Mr. Cawley? ” asked the other. |
uiug.30112051972906 | 23 “ There were two; yes, certainly, in the time of Mr. Felix Stainton — a boy and a girl. ” “ In that house? ” “ In that house. |
uiug.30112051972906 | 253 you? |
uiug.30112051972906 | 301 “ What would be the good? |
uiug.30112051972906 | 51 “ And what is the matter? ” I further inquired. |
uiug.30112051972906 | A thrush began to sing — was there ever heard such delightful music? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Are you hungry, my lad? ” The child turned and looked at him earnestly, but answered never a word. |
uiug.30112051972906 | But what else could be expected? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Could I hold out much longer? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Did I imagine he “ walked? ” did I believe he could not rest wherever he was laid P Pooh! |
uiug.30112051972906 | Do you happen to know what he died of? ”- “ No; I really do not. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Do you know anybody in the city who would speak for you? ” I could think of no one but my uncle. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Does the ‘ old man ” Walk? ” “ Not that I ever heard of, ” answered the other. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Down, far down, was he lying in a quiet, dreamless sleep? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Everybody thought he ought to have been the heir. ” “ Why? ” enquired the new owner. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Had Mr. Hascot been so served? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Had ever anyone before so welcomed the dawn? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Have you bad news from home, or have you heard anything about Lucy or the boy? |
uiug.30112051972906 | He must have been made away with. ” “ Had he any enemies, do you think? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | He's deid. ’ “ ‘ Who is it?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | Hi!—what was that? |
uiug.30112051972906 | How could he go himself? |
uiug.30112051972906 | How did you manage to get such a big house, and why are you leaving it? ” 1S6 THE OLD HOUSE IN VA UAHALL WALK. |
uiug.30112051972906 | I am glad it reached them safely. ” “ What time was it when you saw Mr. Hascot last? ” I enquired. |
uiug.30112051972906 | I am going from home; but if you want anything, go or send to Iny daughter. ”-- “ Any answer? ” she asked, patting her pony's neck. |
uiug.30112051972906 | I mean to ask a very low rent and — a premium. ” “ And what amount of premium do you ex- pect? ” I inquired, doubtfully. |
uiug.30112051972906 | I noticed this for some time, and then asked a brawny young fellow, “ Why do n't you go home through the Beech Walk? |
uiug.30112051972906 | I suppose you remember the children coming there at first? ” “ Well, sir — well, they were poor Miss Mary's son and daughter. |
uiug.30112051972906 | I suppose, sir”—this tentatively — “ you'll be going home to- day? ” “ Home! ” repeated the young man, “ de- cidedly not. |
uiug.30112051972906 | I3 “ Beg pardon, Sir, but I suppose you could n't give us a drop of beer? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Is it far from here, do you know? ” he asked, turning to the young man from Timpsons'. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Is it thieves? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Is there any other information you desire, Mr. Dorland? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Nobody lives there except myself. ” “ Taking charge, I suppose? ” suggested Mrs. May, blandly. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Now, why can not the “ gettings ” be put aside? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Shall I ever for- get her? — ever — ever! ” and she buried her head despairingly in the pillow. |
uiug.30112051972906 | She only asked—“What do you want? ” “ I want to see Miss Gostock, ” was my answer. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Should I let the matter drop? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Supposing he had been murdered, I went on to argue, what then? |
uiug.30112051972906 | The hours passed — were ever hours so long? |
uiug.30112051972906 | The will was drawn right enough by Mr. Quinance, in the Lambeth Road, a very clever lawyer. ” “ Not by Timpson, then? |
uiug.30112051972906 | There was the house they had lived in, but where were they? |
uiug.30112051972906 | They survived him. ” “ And what became of them? ” “ The girl was adopted by a relation of her father's, and the – boy — died. ” “ Oh! |
uiug.30112051972906 | Was it not drawn out by a solicitor? ” “ Oh! |
uiug.30112051972906 | Was that person Miss Gostock? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Was there a noise? ” said Mr. Tynan, humouring his fancy, as he thought. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Was this all wealth had done for his people and those connected with them? |
uiug.30112051972906 | We know of course, they never are; but why is it? |
uiug.30112051972906 | What do they say? ” “ That a man haunts the Beech Walk, the long meadow, and the wood. ” “ Yes, I have heard that, ” I replied. |
uiug.30112051972906 | What had I seen? |
uiug.30112051972906 | What has happened? |
uiug.30112051972906 | What is there to be afraid of? ” William only shook his head. |
uiug.30112051972906 | What on earth could she want? |
uiug.30112051972906 | What should I do next? |
uiug.30112051972906 | What sort of a murder? |
uiug.30112051972906 | What trick do you suppose he served me for my pains? ” It was simply impossible for me to guess, so I did not try. |
uiug.30112051972906 | What was farm, or riches, or beech trees, or anything, to me now? |
uiug.30112051972906 | What's Doctor or Mrs. Jones to us? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Where am I? ” murmured Mrs. Pendell, adding suddenly, with a gesture of the extremest terror, “ Oh! |
uiug.30112051972906 | Where can they have come from? ” exclaimed Lolly. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Where is Mary? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Where old Mrs. Jones had gone, and what old Mrs. Jones was doing, could only, Mrs. Tippens felt, be o? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Where was he P What was more to the point, where was she? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Where would have been the use? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Which had we best make a start with, the house, dye think, or the yard? ” Mr. Tippens thought the house. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Who could he be, and what in the wide world was he doing on my premises at that unearthly hour of the morning? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Who could he send? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Who was murdered? ” “ A woman, Master Graham — the landlord's sister; she lived here all alone, and was supposed to have money. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Who were they? ” “ Felix Stainton's grandchildren. |
uiug.30112051972906 | Who would come? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Why can not they be left like an egg in the nest for more to be laid? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Why had Inever before decided to watch in that mysterious chamber? |
uiug.30112051972906 | Will you come, sir? ” “ Come! |
uiug.30112051972906 | Wo n't the place let? ” “ No, sir. |
uiug.30112051972906 | You are not dis- posed to stay and keep me company, I suppose? ” With a little gesture of dismay the clerk drew back. |
uiug.30112051972906 | You'll pay a deposit, I suppose? ” I was so totally taken aback by her accept- ance of my offer I could only stammer out I 120 NUT BUSH FARM. |
uiug.30112051972906 | do you think anything ill can have happened to him? ” For answer, I only said the whole thing seemed most mysterious 17o NUT DUSH FARM. |
uiug.30112051972906 | most miserable man on the face of the whole carth. ” “ ‘ What did you dream?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | on the other, how doom another to such fearful torments? |
uiug.30112051972906 | one brief day, he should have changed his nature and the whole current of his former life? |
uiug.30112051972906 | the boy died, did he? |
uiug.30112051972906 | the boy? ” cried Mr. Stainton, in an agony of impatience. |
uiug.30112051972906 | what am I talking about? |
uiug.30112051972906 | what did I think of the matter? |
uiug.30112051972906 | what was that? |
uiug.30112051972906 | what was that? |
uiug.30112051972906 | ‘ If I can not speak to you soon I believe I shall go out of my senses. ’ “ ‘ What could be the matter?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ A door that wo n't keep shut. ” “ What? ” “ A door that will keep open, if you prefer that way of putting it, ” said Parton. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ A thousand pardons! ” he answered, with an air; “ forgetting the very cream and marrow of it, was n't I? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ And so the house has come to you, sir? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ And that —? ” he interrupted. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ And where are you going now? ” “ Going! |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Are you hungry, sir, then? ” asked William, in a tone of concern. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Are you in your right mind, do you think?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ But what do you think? ” he asked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ But you promised, ” he cried; “ you pro- mised me faithfully. ” “ What are promises here? ” and the words were as the sound of doom. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Can you tell me anything of his personal appearance? ” “ Why do you ask? ” NUT BUSH FARM. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Can you tell me anything of his personal appearance? ” “ Why do you ask? ” NUT BUSH FARM. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Come in, ca n't you? ” repeated Mr. Stain- ton; but even as he spoke he remembered he was, or ought to be, the sole occupant of the mansion. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Could we see the rooms you have to let? ” asked the elder, who acted as spokesman. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Did n't I, Bill? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Do I know Walnut- Tree House, sir? ” said Mr. Hennings, repeating his visitor's question. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Do n’t you, Mr. Carrison? ” retorted my uncle. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Do you believe in ghosts then? ” she asked, with a curious smile. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Do you know this youth, Mr. Dorland? ” he said, standing in front of my uncle's desk, and laying a hand on my shoulder. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Early in the morn- 1ng or late at night, where's the difference? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Go on, ” I repeated again; “ ’ twas but a dream, you know. ” “ Was it? ” he murmured, mournfully. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Had a quarrel? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Had you the whole house, then, William? ” asked Graham Coulton, in some surprise. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Have you viewed it? ” she enquired “ Yes. ” I told her I had been over the place on the previous afternoon. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ He was in an awful strait: on the one hand, how could he remain himself? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ How did you chance to be sent here? ” he asked, after a pause. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ I am Miss Gostock, ” she said; “ what is your business with me? ” I replied meekly that I had come to ask the rent of Nut Bush Farm. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ I got my marching orders to- day. ” “ What had you been doing, Phil? ” asked my uncle. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ I wonder what it means! — I wonder what it can mean?" |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ I'm William; do n't you remember William, Master Graham? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ If he is living then, sir, where is he? ” asked the man. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Is it anything I can get for you? ” Not a word — not a whisper; only for reply a glance of the wistful brown eyes. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ It is of no use talking to you, Phil, I suppose? ” said my uncle. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Lolly, Lolly! ” I cried, clasping her to my heart, “ what is it, dear? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Lord, what is this? ” I thought; “ am I going mad? ” I felt as if I were. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Lord, what is this? ” I thought; “ am I going mad? ” I felt as if I were. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ No, Sir; not very far. ” “ Can you spare time to come over there with me? ” continued Mr. Stainton. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Of whom are you speaking? ” “ Of Lord Ladlow, ” she said. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Oh, Jack what is it? ” Surprised and shaken, myself, I closed the windows and drew down the blinds before I examined the cause of our alarm. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Or where? ” asked Mr. Carrison. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Should you like to have a good dog for company? ” he inquired after a pause. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Surely she never con- templated proposing for me herself? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ The Dowager Lady Ladlow, ” he answered — “ the old lord's widow. ” “ And where is her place? ” I persisted. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Then who on earth is it? ” persisted Mr. Stainton. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ There was a child once, I suppose?—a real child — flesh and blood? ” Mr. Timpson took off his spectacles and wiped them. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Well, have you made your choice? ” he asked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Well, young one, and what do you want here? ” he added, aloud. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Well? ” I said, amused, for this had always been a favourite habit of Lolly's when she wanted anything from one of the males of her family. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What are they? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What are you beating about the bush for, Lolly? ” K 130 NUT BUSH FARM. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What do you mean? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What do you suppose he is, then? ” asked her aunt. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What do you think of my dream? ” “ That I should n’t have liked to dream it, ” U OLD MRS. JONES. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What do you think of the coincidence, Jack? ” I inquired of my friend, as we talked apart from the others. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What is it? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What is the use of troubling your head about a child who has been lying in Lambeth Churchyard these dozen years? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What on earth is the matter with you? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What was that dreadful noise? ” asked Graham, feebly, now seated on the floor, with his back resting against the wall. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What's up? ” he asked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ What, you ’ve been trying to shut it already, have you? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Where do you come from, and who do you belong to? ” persisted Mr. Stainton. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Where was my fancy leading me? ” I sud- denly asked myself. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Who are you that know me? ” he asked, facing round. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Who is the child supposed to be, Mr. Timpson? ” he asked, making no secret that he had seen it. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Who made the Will? ” “ The grandfather, Felix Stainton, to be sure; who else should make it? ” “ I did not mean that. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Who made the Will? ” “ The grandfather, Felix Stainton, to be sure; who else should make it? ” “ I did not mean that. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Why, Lolly, you do n't believe it was a ghost you met in the broad daylight? ” I cried, incredulously. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Why, Lolly, ” I exclaimed, finding she took no notice of me, “ where have you gone to now? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Why, where has the boy gone? ” he added, holding the 2O JVALNUT- TIREE HOUSE. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Why, who could desire a better? |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ Will you have me, dear? ” he asked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ You are not frightened, are you? ” he inquired at length. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ You are not going to stop up at the Hall alone, are you, sir? ” she asked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ You can do something for me. ” “ What is it? ” and she came back, trotting over the great sweep in front of the house. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ You do n’t believe in ghosts, do you, Mr. Dor- land? ” asked Mr. Carrison, with a slight sneer. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ You do n’t think what? ” asked the other. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ You have heard a great deal of conversation about Ladlow, I suppose? ” he remarked. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ ‘ And who are you that say so?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ ‘ Has there been an accident?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ ‘ In what way?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ ‘ What has happened, Edward?' |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ ‘ Whatever it is, Cawley, out with it, I said; ‘ have you murdered anybody? ’ “ ‘ No, it is worse than that, he answered. |
uiug.30112051972906 | “ ‘ Why not?' |
iau.31858031443918 | Yes? |
iau.31858031443918 | overy made of who that person was? ” “ None that I know of. ” “ There was a story( was there not?) iau.31858031443918 overy made of who that person was? ” “ None that I know of. ” “ There was a story( was there not?) |
iau.31858031443918 | & 4 My I ask, ” I said, “ what objection you see to follow- ing it? ” She hesitated — and then met me with a question on her side. |
iau.31858031443918 | 'What are you thinking of? ” says Mr. Franklin, sud- denly. |
iau.31858031443918 | ( Is the bluntness of moral feeling which could ask such a question as that, after what had just happened, to be pitied or condemned? |
iau.31858031443918 | , Drusilla? |
iau.31858031443918 | - 15? |
iau.31858031443918 | - What did it mean? |
iau.31858031443918 | - “ Betteredge, ” I said, “ is there any hint to guide us at the end of the letter? ” He looked up slowly, with a heavy sigh. |
iau.31858031443918 | - “ Do you mind resting a little, Mr. Blake? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | - “ Is the person now in the house? ” my mistress asked, after waiting a little. |
iau.31858031443918 | - “ Well, Betteredge, ” he said, “ how does the atmosphere of mystery and suspicion in which we are all living now agree with you? |
iau.31858031443918 | - “ What are you going away for? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | - “ When? |
iau.31858031443918 | --my precious friends, how do you feel? |
iau.31858031443918 | 11? |
iau.31858031443918 | 143 “ Is n’t that Miss Werinder's room? ” asked Sergeant Ouff. |
iau.31858031443918 | 151 Spearman at the side of me, like a ghost? |
iau.31858031443918 | 193 “ What! ” cries the Sergeant, behind me, “ Are you not convinced yet? ” “ The deil a bit I ’m convinced! ” answered Mr. Begbie. |
iau.31858031443918 | 21? |
iau.31858031443918 | 225 “ You never saw him before you and he met accident- ally at the bank? ” ‘ ‘ Never. ” “ You have seen him since? ”- “ Yes. |
iau.31858031443918 | 225 “ You never saw him before you and he met accident- ally at the bank? ” ‘ ‘ Never. ” “ You have seen him since? ”- “ Yes. |
iau.31858031443918 | 227 stone? |
iau.31858031443918 | 259 “ You wo n’t hurry me, Gedfrey? ” “ My time shall be yours. ” “ You wo n’t ask me for more than I can give? ” “ My angel! |
iau.31858031443918 | 259 “ You wo n’t hurry me, Gedfrey? ” “ My time shall be yours. ” “ You wo n’t ask me for more than I can give? ” “ My angel! |
iau.31858031443918 | 25? |
iau.31858031443918 | 27? |
iau.31858031443918 | 32? |
iau.31858031443918 | 359 “ Besides, why should I look at the gloomy side? |
iau.31858031443918 | 365 “ Are Mrs. Bruff and your daughters in the secret? ” “ Inevitably. |
iau.31858031443918 | 36? |
iau.31858031443918 | 377 “ Did you observe one thing when I came into the room — did you observe how I walked? ” “ You walked as you always do. |
iau.31858031443918 | 38? |
iau.31858031443918 | 3? |
iau.31858031443918 | 41? |
iau.31858031443918 | 463 “ Do you mean to watch him while he sleeps? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | 48? |
iau.31858031443918 | 5? |
iau.31858031443918 | 8? |
iau.31858031443918 | 9? |
iau.31858031443918 | A pause in the action of the opium? |
iau.31858031443918 | Able white, now? ” I asked, with the utmost possible gentleness, as soon as I had done. |
iau.31858031443918 | About one o'clock. ” “ Did you leave your bedroom? ” “ I was going to leave it. |
iau.31858031443918 | About the dinner at Lady Werinder's you know? |
iau.31858031443918 | About twelve o’clock, I think. ” “ Did you fall asleep? ” “ No. |
iau.31858031443918 | After all that has happened, may I trust to your influence to back me? ” “ Certainly! ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | After what you have both seen, are you both satisfied, so far? ” They answered me in the affirmative, without a mo- ment ’s hesitation. |
iau.31858031443918 | Am I mad to dream of some future day when your heart may soften to me? |
iau.31858031443918 | Am I re- sponsible for Cupid's wing? ” I made another concession and Betteredge made another note. |
iau.31858031443918 | Am I responsible for putting back the pins? ” “ Certainly not. ” Betteredge made a note of that concession on the spot. |
iau.31858031443918 | An hour afterward I heard them at high words in THE MOONSTO AVE. 18? |
iau.31858031443918 | And I said, as if in a dream, “ What does it mean? ” “ Permit me to tell you, ” he replied. |
iau.31858031443918 | And I venture to appeal to her late mother's friends who were present on that occasion to lend me the assistance of their memories y? |
iau.31858031443918 | And are we nicely off for Trousers? ” The heavenly gentleness of his smile made his apologies irresistible. |
iau.31858031443918 | And can we get to it — now it's low water — by the beach? ” I answered “ Yes ” to both those questions. |
iau.31858031443918 | And did the Colonel know it, when he left the birthday gift to his niece? ” I began to see my lady and Miss Rachel at the end of it all, now. |
iau.31858031443918 | And did you walk in your sleep to Mr. Luker's, when the train had brought you to our journey ’s end? |
iau.31858031443918 | And do n’t I see two heel- marks further down the beach, close at the water ’s edge also? |
iau.31858031443918 | And have you heart enough left to feel ashamed of your errand? |
iau.31858031443918 | And how is dear Rachel? |
iau.31858031443918 | And how it is earned? |
iau.31858031443918 | And how, in Heaven ’s name, could she know that the Moonstone would never be found again? |
iau.31858031443918 | And may reluctant admiration acknowledge that he electrified her with two words? |
iau.31858031443918 | And suppose I excused Mr. Bruff if he went back to his business and wished me good- morning? |
iau.31858031443918 | And that I did n’t quite like leaving her to go to the concert? ” “ Those were the words. |
iau.31858031443918 | And then you put your hand in and took the Diamond out. ” “ How do you know I took the Diamond out? ” “ I saw your hand go into the drawer. |
iau.31858031443918 | And what about her disposition next? |
iau.31858031443918 | And what did Selina say?. |
iau.31858031443918 | And what of that? |
iau.31858031443918 | And what would be the effect on Rachel when the stormy inter- view was over? |
iau.31858031443918 | And you, with the same excellent motive, feel particularly tender toward Rosanna Spearman, do n’t you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Any one of them not in his or her usual spirits? |
iau.31858031443918 | Any thing like a fixed, vacant expression? ” “ Nothing of the sort. |
iau.31858031443918 | Any thing wrong? ” “ Yes; something wrong with Rachel; I am dreadfully distressed about it. ” “ Grieved to hear it. |
iau.31858031443918 | Are there thieves in the house? ” Without taking notice of this fantastic way of talking, my lady wished the gentlemen good- night. |
iau.31858031443918 | Are you afraid I shall expose you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Are you doctor enough, Godfrey, to tell me why I feel as if I was stifling for want of breath? |
iau.31858031443918 | Are you sure it will do no harm? ” “ Quite sure. |
iau.31858031443918 | Arguing in this way, from within- out- ward, what do we reach? |
iau.31858031443918 | As you stood there I saw all that you did reflected in one of them. ” “ What did you see? ” “ You put your candle on the top of the cabinet. |
iau.31858031443918 | At your age, and with your attractions, is it possible for you to sentence yourself to a single life? |
iau.31858031443918 | Betteredge, ” he said, “ have you any objection to oblige me by shaking hands? |
iau.31858031443918 | But I ca n’t listen to you now. ” “ When can you listen? ” “ My dear boy! |
iau.31858031443918 | But a friend she has got somewhere, I can tell you; and to that friend, you may depend upon it, she will go. ” “ Soon? ” asked the Sergeant. |
iau.31858031443918 | But has n’t she been in rather too great a hurry to tread out the marks thoroughly? |
iau.31858031443918 | But how does it account for what has happened since that time? |
iau.31858031443918 | But how had the thief contrived to make his escape from the house? |
iau.31858031443918 | But oh, what of that? |
iau.31858031443918 | But what are our complexions& nd our looks? |
iau.31858031443918 | But what evidence is there, be- fore you or before me, to prove that you are the person who wore the night- gown? ”- The objection electrified me. |
iau.31858031443918 | But what is experience where opium is concerned? |
iau.31858031443918 | But what purpose, at that moment, would the an- swer have served? |
iau.31858031443918 | But what was to be done? |
iau.31858031443918 | But when it follows me here it will come too late. ” “ You will have left the place? ” “ No, Mr. Blake — I shall be dead. |
iau.31858031443918 | But who can tell what the men like? |
iau.31858031443918 | But why do I try to give you this personal descrip- tion of him? |
iau.31858031443918 | But why not have gone with them to the concert? |
iau.31858031443918 | But why the mischief did Mr. Godfrey keep it all to his lady and himself? |
iau.31858031443918 | But would you think of it quite as lightly as you do, if the thing was done( let us say) with your own sister? |
iau.31858031443918 | But — — ” “ But you have an objection to make? ”* g. Yes. |
iau.31858031443918 | But, hemmed in as I am, between Mr. Franklin Blake's check on one side and my own sacred regard for truth on the other, what am I to do? |
iau.31858031443918 | Can you account for it, dear friend? |
iau.31858031443918 | Can you do no more? ” “ What more can you expect from me, sir? ” asked Bet- teredge, with an appearance of the utmost humility. |
iau.31858031443918 | Can you do no more? ” “ What more can you expect from me, sir? ” asked Bet- teredge, with an appearance of the utmost humility. |
iau.31858031443918 | Can you guess what I did next? |
iau.31858031443918 | Can you trace my proceedings from that mo- ment? |
iau.31858031443918 | Could I eat in it or sleep in it after what had happened in London? |
iau.31858031443918 | Could I see my aunt, if I called in Montagu Square? |
iau.31858031443918 | Could I tell him where his cousin Godfrey was? |
iau.31858031443918 | Could this be one of them in dis- guise? |
iau.31858031443918 | Did I know the gentleman ’s name and address? |
iau.31858031443918 | Did Rosanna Spear- man show you the night- gown? |
iau.31858031443918 | Did you do those two things, without knowing it, too? |
iau.31858031443918 | Did you ever discover me walking in my sleep? ” Betteredge stopped, looked at me for a moment, nodded his head, and walked on again. |
iau.31858031443918 | Did you go to bed? |
iau.31858031443918 | Did you make cheering pro- gress at Monday ’s Committee? |
iau.31858031443918 | Did you notice my boy — on the box there? ” “ I noticed his eyes! ” Mr. Bruff laughed. |
iau.31858031443918 | Did you? ” Before Aunt Ablewhite could say a word, Rachel an swered for her. |
iau.31858031443918 | Discovery through Mr. Luker? |
iau.31858031443918 | Discovery through my nephew? ” As the words passed her lips a special providence oc- THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | Do I hurry back to London by the first train to consult the highest authorities, and to set a searching inquiry on foot immediately? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do I mind being cruelly treated by Somebody Else? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do I seclude myself from all human soci- ety? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do I set my mind to analyze the abominable im- possibility which, nevertheless, confronts me as an undeni- able fact? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you admit that, so far? ” I admitted it readily. |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you doubt me still? ” She had neither heeded nor heard me. |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you happen to know when it was done? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you mean to deny the Objective view, so far? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you remember that morning when I first came here with the Moonstone? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you see it now? ” t admitted( a little unwillingly) that the idea was a new one, at any rate. |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you think I should have believed you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you think it will succeed? |
iau.31858031443918 | Do you wonder at the interest I take in this? ” “ No, ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | Do your looks belie you? ” “ No, sir, ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | Do! ” Is it necessary to mention that I gave way? |
iau.31858031443918 | Does that satisfy you? ” I bowed, and left Betteredge to show him to his room. |
iau.31858031443918 | Does the conspiracy against the Moonstone survive the Colonel ’s death? |
iau.31858031443918 | Does you credit, my dear sir — does you credit! ” “ But suppose it turns out that I did wear the night- gown? |
iau.31858031443918 | Does your ladyship accept that alternative? ” My mistress astonished me beyond all power of expres- sion. |
iau.31858031443918 | Eleven o’clock — eh Is there any body in the house who knows whether that paint was wet or dry, at eleven yesterday morning? |
iau.31858031443918 | Every time her hand searched for either of these it would touch the book; and, sooner or later( who knows? |
iau.31858031443918 | First, would Mr. Luker be so good as to buy it? |
iau.31858031443918 | For mercy's sake, sir, tell us, what does her letter say? ” I handed him the letter and the memorandum. |
iau.31858031443918 | Franklin Blake? ” she repeated after me. |
iau.31858031443918 | From a poor weak woman who will be cruel enough to expect more? |
iau.31858031443918 | HAVE you any recollection, my dear sir, of a semi- savage person whom you met out at dinner, in London, in the autumn of'forty- eight? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had I made a mistake? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had I, lying awake longer than either of them, heard nothing either? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had Miss Werinder not received my card? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had any ladies been present whose usual residence was in London? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had any message been left for me? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had any thing happened while Rachel and I were finish- ing the painted door? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had he come provided for them with drugged meat? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had my aunt sent me my promised legacy? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had she and Mr. Franklin known anything of each other before to- day? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had she chanced to look into them? — I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | Had she referred to me in any way while she was staying under Mr. Bruff's roof? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had the Indian said any thing noticeable at the moment of quitting Mr. Luker's house? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had they heard any suspicious noises during the previous night? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had they heard anything of each other? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had this charm- ing creature no faults? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had we heard the last of his unrivaled eloquence at Exeter Hall? |
iau.31858031443918 | Had we seen the last of his angelic smile in the committee- room? |
iau.31858031443918 | Has he spoken of me? |
iau.31858031443918 | Has the English gentleman got It about him? |
iau.31858031443918 | Has the house at Brighton been found yet? ” “ Yes. |
iau.31858031443918 | Have I no claim to be spared the insult of your asking me what you have done? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have I not braved public opinion, there, with my own private reasons for it? ” Her answer silenced me for the moment. |
iau.31858031443918 | Have I omitted any thing, thus far? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have we done that? ” She waited pitilessly for my reply. |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you any evidence to prove that the Moonstone was taken to London at all? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you any idea of what he wanted with it? ” I shook my head. |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you any personal objec- tion to me? ” “ I! |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you any vilence that the jewel was pledged to Mr. Luker? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you come here to compensate me for the loss of my Diamond? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you ever been accustomed to the use of opium? ” “ I never tasted it in my life. ” “ Were your nerves out of order at this time last year? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you ever been accustomed to the use of opium? ” “ I never tasted it in my life. ” “ Were your nerves out of order at this time last year? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you ever been in Germany, Betteredge? ” “ No, sir. |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you forgotten what I said? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you no one — I mean a lady of course — whom you could consult? ” “ No one, ” she answered. |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you thought yet of what you can do? ” “ I have thought of consulting Sergeant Cuff. ” “ He has retired from the police. |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you umored his favorite delusion? |
iau.31858031443918 | Have you written to Miss Werinder? ” “ Yes — by last night's post. ” “ Very good. |
iau.31858031443918 | He has been trying to speak to me*> “ Of something which happened before he was taken ill? ” asked the assistant, observing that I hesitated. |
iau.31858031443918 | How can I be ungrateful enough to have any concealments from you? |
iau.31858031443918 | How can I make a man understand that a feeling which horrifies me at myself can be a feeling that fascinates me at the same time? |
iau.31858031443918 | How can I tell him he is mean, how can I tell him he has deceived me, how can I disgrace him in the eyes of the world after that? |
iau.31858031443918 | How can you expect one to like him after that? ” “ Quite impossible, of course! |
iau.31858031443918 | How can you hope to succeed( saving your presence), when Ser- geant Cuff himself made a mess of it? |
iau.31858031443918 | How did it turn out? |
iau.31858031443918 | How do we know she may not have stolen the Diamond after all? |
iau.31858031443918 | How do you feel? |
iau.31858031443918 | How does he bear the sight of the house after what happened in it last year? |
iau.31858031443918 | How is your friend, Mr. Godfrey Ablewhite, after the mauling he got from the rogues in Northumber- land Street?, Egad! |
iau.31858031443918 | How long will it be before any thing happens? ” “ It is not easy to say. |
iau.31858031443918 | How long will it be till the turn of the tide? ” He looked up and observed a lad at work at some little distance from us, mending a net. |
iau.31858031443918 | How many brides go to the altar with hearts that would bear inspection by the men who take them there? |
iau.31858031443918 | How to hide the night- gown so that not even the Sergeant could find it? |
iau.31858031443918 | How was he to be sure that the conversation of that even- ing would be kept strictly a secret between his friend and himself? |
iau.31858031443918 | How, in Heaven's name, am I to clear the matter up? |
iau.31858031443918 | I am sure you never saw me. ” “ How are you sure? ” “ Would you have taken the Diamond? |
iau.31858031443918 | I am sure you never saw me. ” “ How are you sure? ” “ Would you have taken the Diamond? |
iau.31858031443918 | I could n’t sleep that night. ” “ You were restless? ” “ I was thinking of you. ” The answer almost unmanned me. |
iau.31858031443918 | I do my work, do n't I? |
iau.31858031443918 | I have dropped to my right place in your estimation, have n’t I? |
iau.31858031443918 | I only plead with you for a more accurate and more merciful construction of motives. ” “ How was it done? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | I parted with the woman I loved — how could I condemn her to share my disgrace? |
iau.31858031443918 | I said, quietly, “ Rachel, will you answer my question? ” THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | I said, ‘ You positively refuse to try the stimu- lant treatment? ” They refused in so many words. |
iau.31858031443918 | I said, “ They will never find the Diamond, sir, will they? |
iau.31858031443918 | I sha n’t improve my poor plain face by fretting — shall I? |
iau.31858031443918 | I tore it up. ” “ For what reason? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | I was angry enough, as you know — but how was any man ’s anger to hold out against such an interruption as this? |
iau.31858031443918 | I wonder whether he has been trying any of his traveler's tales on us? |
iau.31858031443918 | I ’ll bear in mind the amount in this check, Mr. Betteredge, when the time comes round for remembering it. ” “ What do you mean? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | If Miss Werinder is not privy to the suppression of the Diamond, what do these things mean? ” This time he looked my way. |
iau.31858031443918 | If awkward inquiries were made, how could he be expected to compromise himself, for the sake of a man who had declined to deal with him? |
iau.31858031443918 | If the jugglers were innocent, who, in the name of wonder, had taken the Moonstone out of Miss Rachel's drawer? |
iau.31858031443918 | If you have not, you will very likely say, “ Disgusting old man? |
iau.31858031443918 | If your good lady does n’t exhibit something in the shape of a contradiction in that time, Heaven help you? — you have married a monster. |
iau.31858031443918 | In a minute more he would no doubt have got from this to the subject of his favorite roses, if my THE MoonSTONE 47? |
iau.31858031443918 | In that dreadful perturbation of mind and laxity of body, to what remedy did I apply? |
iau.31858031443918 | In this state of things, what happens? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is Cobb's Hole on the other side of that point of land 134 THE MOONSTONE there? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is all sense of gratitude dead in you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is he in good spirits? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is it Lady Verinder? ” He had seen her before either I or the gardener had seen her — though we knew which way to look, and he did n’t. |
iau.31858031443918 | Is it conceivable that I should allow myself to be trifled with in this way? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is it not your duty to yourself to forget this ill- fated attachment? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is it possible, Rachel, that he can have misinterpreted — or presumed upon — what you really said to him? ” “ Certainly not, ” she replied. |
iau.31858031443918 | Is its color any prettier, or its scent any sweeter, when you do know? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is n’t that the toe of her shoe pointing straight to the water's edge? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is that right, so far? ” “ Quite right. |
iau.31858031443918 | Is that so very long? ” “ It ’s a lifetime, Mr. Bruff, in such a situation as mine. |
iau.31858031443918 | Is that the secret of your retense of innocence, and your story about Rosanna § earman? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is that true? ” “ Quite true, my lady. ” “ Very well. |
iau.31858031443918 | Is the thing set right? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is there a form of hysterics that bursts into words instead of tears? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is there a motive of shame at the bottom of all the falsehood, this time? ” I stopped her here. |
iau.31858031443918 | Is there any excuse for me in that? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is there anything you want me to do?' |
iau.31858031443918 | Is there more to be added to this plain statement of facts — to this touching picture of a Christian persecuted by the world? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is there no encouragement in it for you and for me? ”* See Betteredge's Narrative. |
iau.31858031443918 | Is there no excuse for my intruding myself on you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is this the conduct that might have been expected from a man placed in my horrible position? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is your happiness to be sacrificed to a man who has never known how you feel toward him, and whom you are resolved never to see again? |
iau.31858031443918 | Is your sea- shore here considered • a fine specimen of marine landscape, Mr. Betteredge? ” I answered “ Yes, ” as shortly as might be. |
iau.31858031443918 | It may be possible to trace Mr. Candy's lost recollection without the necessity of appeal ing to Mr. Candy himself. ” “ Indeed? |
iau.31858031443918 | It was day- light, both times, I suppose, when you took the jewel out of the bank in London? ” “ Broad daylight, ” says Mr. Franklin. |
iau.31858031443918 | J. think you mentioned that you had something to say to me? |
iau.31858031443918 | Jennings, do you happen to be acquainted with Robinson Crusoe? ” I answered that I had read Robinson Crusoe when I was a child. |
iau.31858031443918 | Just as my little plan was complete, what did I hear? |
iau.31858031443918 | Lord, Mr. Franklin, do n’t you know women by this time better than that? |
iau.31858031443918 | Luker was robbed of a receipt which he had got from his banker ’s — was he not? |
iau.31858031443918 | Many nights I never slept at all. ” “ Was the birthday night an exception? |
iau.31858031443918 | May I see you pour it out? |
iau.31858031443918 | May modesty mention that he put his arms round her next? |
iau.31858031443918 | May there not be something in these recent events which threatens her secret with discovery? ” “ Discovery? ” repeated my aunt. |
iau.31858031443918 | May there not be something in these recent events which threatens her secret with discovery? ” “ Discovery? ” repeated my aunt. |
iau.31858031443918 | Might you not have been asleep a part of the time? ” “ I never slept. |
iau.31858031443918 | Mine says the door was dry by three this morning. ’ “ ‘ Did some of the ladies go upstairs yesterday evening to see it?' |
iau.31858031443918 | Mr. Bruff, for instance? |
iau.31858031443918 | Mr. Franklin again — surely, you will say, Mr. Franklin# red the company up into making a pleasant evening of it? |
iau.31858031443918 | My conduct is not very consistent, Betteredge — is it? |
iau.31858031443918 | My dear Godfrey, I am going to make a remark. ” “ What is it? ” “ You live a great deal too much in the society of women. |
iau.31858031443918 | My nephew has probably said something of this before you came into my room? ” “ Mr. |
iau.31858031443918 | My only question had been, How had the Indians discovered the circumstance? |
iau.31858031443918 | My precious friend, there is no motive. ” “ No motive? ” I repeated. |
iau.31858031443918 | My question is — why did n’t she strike that? |
iau.31858031443918 | No? |
iau.31858031443918 | Not forty, you think? |
iau.31858031443918 | Now do you know who I am? ” Lord bless us and save us! |
iau.31858031443918 | Now tell me plainly, do you remember any thing strange of me, after I had gone to bed at night? |
iau.31858031443918 | Now, Mr. Bruff, what is their third chance of seizing the Diamond? |
iau.31858031443918 | OW can I expect to be taken into your confidence if I decline to admit you into mine? |
iau.31858031443918 | Oh, Rachel? |
iau.31858031443918 | Or is your time your own this afternoon?" |
iau.31858031443918 | Or would she go a step further, and delude us into believing that the Moonstone was stolen? |
iau.31858031443918 | Ought he to relieve the family, in their present situation, of the responsibility of him as a guest? |
iau.31858031443918 | Perhaps you think you see a certain contradiction here? |
iau.31858031443918 | Perhaps you want a proof that my theory is correct? |
iau.31858031443918 | Perhaps your own memory may point to the person to be suspected? ” ‘ ‘ No. ” “ It is useless, in that case, to pursue the inquiry. |
iau.31858031443918 | Rosanna Spearman had once been a thief? ” “ There's no denying that, Mr. Franklin. |
iau.31858031443918 | Shall I leave them together? |
iau.31858031443918 | Shall I live to see a happi ness of others, which is of my making — a love renewed which is of my bringing back? |
iau.31858031443918 | Shall we run it over together, from the time when you drew Col- onel Herncastle's will, to the time when the Indian called at your office? |
iau.31858031443918 | Shall we walk on? ” The suppressed misery in his face silenced me. |
iau.31858031443918 | She turned to the lawyer, and, pointing at Mr. Ablewhite, asked, haughtily, “ What does he mean? ” Mr. Bruff interfered for the third time. |
iau.31858031443918 | Some mean fear about the future, in which I am concerned? |
iau.31858031443918 | Some- thing even more deplorably unworthy of him than what he nad done already? |
iau.31858031443918 | Still enjoying the gayeties of London? |
iau.31858031443918 | Still, this do n’t look much like starting the story of the Diamond — does it? |
iau.31858031443918 | Strong language, Miss Clack; but I mean it. ” “ Would you object to illustrate your meaning, Mr. Bruff, so that I may be sure I understand it? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose I in- quired at his club? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose the feeling she had roused in you( in the time when you believed in her) was a feeling not to be hidden? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose the thief had got away~ THE MOONSTONE 89 by dropping from one of the upper windows, how had he escaped the dogs? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose you found Miss Werinder quite unaccountably interested in what has happened to Mr. Ablewhite and Mr. Luker? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose you were in love with some other woman? ” “ Yes? ” “ Suppose you discovered that woman to be utterly un- worthy of you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose you were in love with some other woman? ” “ Yes? ” “ Suppose you discovered that woman to be utterly un- worthy of you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose you were in love with some other woman? ” “ Yes? ” “ Suppose you discovered that woman to be utterly un- worthy of you? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose you were not in love with me? |
iau.31858031443918 | Suppose you were quite convinced that it was a disgrace to you to waste another thought on her? |
iau.31858031443918 | Supposing Rachel really broke off the marriage on which the Ablewhites, father and son, counted as a settled thing, what would be the result? |
iau.31858031443918 | Surely you know what the girl was about yesterday, after she was taken ill? |
iau.31858031443918 | THE MOONSTONE 23? |
iau.31858031443918 | Tell me which was the safest course for men in their position? |
iau.31858031443918 | Tell me, bearing that in mind, whether you will penetrate the Indian ’s motive for yourself? |
iau.31858031443918 | Ten o'clock.—The witnesses, or the company( which shall I call them? |
iau.31858031443918 | That was the letter. ” “ What did your father do, sir? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | That's your interpretation of his motive, is it? |
iau.31858031443918 | The Diamond is gone! ” “ Are you out of your mind? ” I asked her. |
iau.31858031443918 | The advent of the explosion? |
iau.31858031443918 | The candle in your hand showed it to me, ” “ Were my eyes open? ” “ Yes. ”- ‘ Did you notice any thing strange in them? |
iau.31858031443918 | The candle in your hand showed it to me, ” “ Were my eyes open? ” “ Yes. ”- ‘ Did you notice any thing strange in them? |
iau.31858031443918 | The dogs, too? |
iau.31858031443918 | The evidence breaks down, at the out- set, on one important point. ” “ On what point? ”- “ You shall hear. |
iau.31858031443918 | The next step is to repro- duce, as nearly as we can, the domestic circumstances which surrounded you last year. ” How was this to be done? |
iau.31858031443918 | The only question was, How long would it last?) |
iau.31858031443918 | The pinch of the question is — why, after having provided the substitute dress, does she hide the smeared night- gown, instead of destroying it? |
iau.31858031443918 | The present question for us to decide is whether I am wrongly attaching a meaning to a mere accident? |
iau.31858031443918 | The substance in question has never been found yet. ” “ What did he see in the eating- house? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | Then how does it end? |
iau.31858031443918 | There you will find Rachel — and find her alone. ” “ How can I thank you? ” “ I will tell you how. |
iau.31858031443918 | They always mix well to- gether, do n’t they? |
iau.31858031443918 | They would be aware of his death, I suppose, as a matter of course? ” “ As a matter of course. |
iau.31858031443918 | Throw her away and try another? ” I shook my head at that. |
iau.31858031443918 | To whom did the night gown belong? |
iau.31858031443918 | To- morrow? ”* “ To- morrow wo n’t give us time enough to get her answer. |
iau.31858031443918 | Under these circumstances, and with that character, what does she do? |
iau.31858031443918 | Under those circumstances, what takes place next? |
iau.31858031443918 | Under whose care had she been placed after leaving Mr. Bruff's house? |
iau.31858031443918 | Very well, then — what follows? |
iau.31858031443918 | Walk in your sleep? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was he, by any possibility, the man who had got the Dia- mond? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was it late? ” “ Not very. |
iau.31858031443918 | Was it not the doctor, but somebody else? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was it possible that the sedative action of the opium was making itself felt al- ready? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was some consti- tutional peculiarity in him feeling the influence in some new way? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was the Board hopeful about future prospects? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was the person Gooseberry? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was there anybody listening? |
iau.31858031443918 | Was there anything I could do in London which might usefully occupy this interval of time? |
iau.31858031443918 | We have decided that you leave of the habit of smoking from this moment? ” “ From this moment. ” THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | We were all equally astonished at hearing this, and we all asked, why? |
iau.31858031443918 | Were all the discoveries that I was dying to make, coming and offering themselves to me of their own accord? |
iau.31858031443918 | Were we to fail, on the very brink of success? |
iau.31858031443918 | Were you drunk when I saw you off in the pony- chaise on that Saturday evening? |
iau.31858031443918 | Were you unusually restless and irritable? ” “ Yes. ” “ Did you sleep badly? ” “ Wretchedly. |
iau.31858031443918 | Were you unusually restless and irritable? ” “ Yes. ” “ Did you sleep badly? ” “ Wretchedly. |
iau.31858031443918 | What answer can you make to that? |
iau.31858031443918 | What can a boy not digest? |
iau.31858031443918 | What can be the motive for such extraordinary conduct as that? |
iau.31858031443918 | What did it mean? |
iau.31858031443918 | What did it mean? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do I want with Miss Werinder? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do I want with a position? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do these things mean? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do we know? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do you complain of? ” “ I complain of a new disease, Mr. Franklin, of my own inventing. |
iau.31858031443918 | What do you do upon that? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do you say to dining here, on the chance that the boy may come back in an hour or two? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do you say to that? |
iau.31858031443918 | What do you say, sir? ” THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | What do you think she wanted? |
iau.31858031443918 | What does Mr. Luker say when he first applies to the magistrate for protection? |
iau.31858031443918 | What does any man care? |
iau.31858031443918 | What does her letter say? |
iau.31858031443918 | What does it matter? |
iau.31858031443918 | What does scandal say of you? ” Even at the eleventh hour, dear Mr. Godfrey — always ready to return good for evil — tried to spare her. |
iau.31858031443918 | What does your arithmetic say, Rosanna? |
iau.31858031443918 | What does your ladyship's experience say against it? ” “ What I have said already, ” answered my mistress. |
iau.31858031443918 | What follows? |
iau.31858031443918 | What form was my next experiment to take? |
iau.31858031443918 | What greater wretchedness can there be than to live iegraded in your own estimation? |
iau.31858031443918 | What had she done? |
iau.31858031443918 | What has my son done? ” She persisted just as obstinately on her side,- THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | What have I done? ” 372 THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | What have I lost? |
iau.31858031443918 | What have you to say now? ” The tone in which she spoke warned me that my influ- ence over her was a lost influence once more. |
iau.31858031443918 | What is the first proceeding to 338 THE MOONSTONE which I resort? |
iau.31858031443918 | What is the secret of the attraction that there is for me in this man? |
iau.31858031443918 | What is the use of my experience, what is the use of any person ’s experience in such a case as that? |
iau.31858031443918 | What is this key? ” “ The key of the gate in my back- garden wall. |
iau.31858031443918 | What of it now, if you please? ” “ What of it now? |
iau.31858031443918 | What of it now, if you please? ” “ What of it now? |
iau.31858031443918 | What on earth does it mean? ” I could not bring myself to tell him the girl's story even f/ 100 THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | What o’clock was it when the servants were in this room yesterday morning? |
iau.31858031443918 | What then? ” “ I do n’t see how that fact is to be proved, ” said Mr. Bruff. |
iau.31858031443918 | What was the event which gave the Indians their first chance of seizing the Diamond? ” I understood the allusion to my experience. |
iau.31858031443918 | What was the first news that reached me in the morning? |
iau.31858031443918 | What was the man to do, with such orders as these? |
iau.31858031443918 | What was the moral of this? |
iau.31858031443918 | What was the next thing to try? |
iau.31858031443918 | What was the receipt for? ” “ For a valuable gem which he had placed in the safe- keeping of the bank. ” “ That's what the newspapers say. |
iau.31858031443918 | What was to be done now? |
iau.31858031443918 | What was to be said in answer to that, which would be worth the paper it was written on? |
iau.31858031443918 | What was to be said next? |
iau.31858031443918 | When are you going to give him the laudanum? |
iau.31858031443918 | When did the second chance offer itself? |
iau.31858031443918 | Where is Joyce? ” Joyce was the Frizinghall policeman, who had been left by Superintendent Seegrave at Sergeant Cuff's disposal. |
iau.31858031443918 | Where is Joyce? ” We both called for Joyce, and received no answer. |
iau.31858031443918 | Where is he? ” cries the girl, lifting her head from the crutch, and flaming out again through her tears. |
iau.31858031443918 | Where is the gardener, Mr. Betteredge? ” There was no getting a word more out of him on the matter of the Moonstone. |
iau.31858031443918 | Which is it to be? |
iau.31858031443918 | Who could it be but the doctor? |
iau.31858031443918 | Who could tell? |
iau.31858031443918 | Who knows but I may have filled all these weary long pages of paper for nothing? |
iau.31858031443918 | Who was the man? |
iau.31858031443918 | Who would have thought that horrible Diamond could have laid such a hold on her in so short a time? ” It was certainly strange. |
iau.31858031443918 | Whom do they seize and search? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why ca n’t you forget it? ”$ he took me by one of the lappets of my coat. |
iau.31858031443918 | Why ca n’t you put it shorter, and let me go to sleep again? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why compelled? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why did n’t he leave it to my aunt? ” “ That ’s not beyond guessing, sir, at any rate, ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | Why not believe, while I can, that it will end well after all? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why not take the THE MOONSTONE, 20? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why should I? ” f She abruptly thrust the letter( as the phrase is) into my 3C9. |
iau.31858031443918 | Why the devil? ”- “ I beg your pardon, Mr. Bruff. |
iau.31858031443918 | Why were they not followed home too, and decoyed into the trap? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why — even supposing he did take the Diamond — should Franklin Blake make himself the most prominent person in the house in trying to recover it? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why? |
iau.31858031443918 | Why? ” “ Because no Indian, Mr. Bruff, ever runs an unnecessary risk. |
iau.31858031443918 | Will it be credited that he fell on his knees at her feet? — on both knees, I solemnly declare! |
iau.31858031443918 | Will you do me the common justice of listening while I say it? ” She neither moved nor answered. |
iau.31858031443918 | Will you honor Mrs. Bruff by becoming her guest? |
iau.31858031443918 | Will you honor me by showing me the way to it? ” Rachel never moved. |
iau.31858031443918 | Will you leave Rachel to suppose that I ac- cept the generous self- sacrifice which has signed this paper? |
iau.31858031443918 | Will you please to suppose yourself coming down here, in my place, and with my experience? |
iau.31858031443918 | Will you say something kind of me then — in the same gentle way that you have when you speak to Miss Rachel? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would I write them on the back of my lady's message? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would Miss Werinder be satisfied( begging your ladyship's pardon) with leading us all to think that the Moonstone was merely lost? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would Mr. Godfrey Ablewhite hold to his engagement, after what his lawyer had discovered for him? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would a man hesitate at a lie who had done what I saw you do — who had behaved about it afterward as I saw you behave? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would he abandon us at the Mothers’-Small- Clothes? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would he apostatize from the faith? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would he go back now, as I believed he had gone back then, to his bed- chamber? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would he show us what he had done with the Diamond when he had returned to his own room? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would his next proceeding be the same as the proceeding of last year* Would he leave the room? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would she-llow me to read a few passages, of the deepest interest, which had probably escaped her eye? |
iau.31858031443918 | Would you mind telling Rosanna that I meant no unkindness? |
iau.31858031443918 | Yes, or No? ” She started to her feet; and walked closely up to me of her own accord. |
iau.31858031443918 | You ask that question of me? ” “ I ask it. ” “ I have kept your infamy a secret, ” she answered. |
iau.31858031443918 | You ca n’t guess? |
iau.31858031443918 | You charged her cheap for the things, I ’m sure? ” “ Cheap! ” said Mrs. Yolland. |
iau.31858031443918 | You find the damask- rose a goodish stock for most of the tender sorts, do n’t you, Mr. Gar- dener? |
iau.31858031443918 | You have let him see that you do n’t believe in Robinson Crusoe? |
iau.31858031443918 | You remember the mysterious loss of the Indian Diamond, now nearly a year since? |
iau.31858031443918 | You say to the child, Why have you been naughty? |
iau.31858031443918 | You suspect Miss Werinder of deceiving us all by secreting the Diamond for some purpose of her own? |
iau.31858031443918 | You will let me leave the book, aunt? |
iau.31858031443918 | You ’re not at a loss to follow me, are you? |
iau.31858031443918 | a pause in the action of the brain? |
iau.31858031443918 | and a nasty thumping at the top of your head? |
iau.31858031443918 | and is forget- fulness to be found in the life you are leading now? |
iau.31858031443918 | and the cure in this instance is to open Ros- 8,11118, Spearman's letter, I suppose? |
iau.31858031443918 | and when will it come? ”| THE MOONSTONE 315 As the question passed his lips, I penetrated the motive of the Indian ’s visit to my office at last! |
iau.31858031443918 | and where was she living now? |
iau.31858031443918 | and why I said nothing to you about it in my lifetime? |
iau.31858031443918 | and will you £ me to mention very briefly what that experience has en? ” THE MOONSTONE, 179 My mistress signed to him that she would do this. |
iau.31858031443918 | assailed? |
iau.31858031443918 | ay? |
iau.31858031443918 | billiard- balls, instead of looking at her — and what had been the result? |
iau.31858031443918 | cent jewel at every possible opportunity? |
iau.31858031443918 | come! ” he said, “ why not treat my view of the case as her ladyship treats it? |
iau.31858031443918 | ever colors may be used with it in twelve hours. ” “ Do you remember when the smeared bit was done, sir? ” asked the Sergeant. |
iau.31858031443918 | have the Indians escaped, sir? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | hen? |
iau.31858031443918 | hopes I do on those dear words? |
iau.31858031443918 | how could I destroy the only thing I had which proved that I had saved you from discovery? |
iau.31858031443918 | how many of them felt my exquisite sense of duty done? |
iau.31858031443918 | ing of roses — and Mr. Cuff's away to inquire into it. ” “ Do you know when he will be back? ” “ It ’s quite uncertain, sir. |
iau.31858031443918 | is n’t it terrible? |
iau.31858031443918 | is there an- other man like this in the world? |
iau.31858031443918 | may I take a flower? ” I said — and got to the win- dow, unsuspected, in that way. |
iau.31858031443918 | might be of some use? |
iau.31858031443918 | morning? |
iau.31858031443918 | not yet? |
iau.31858031443918 | now? |
iau.31858031443918 | or afterward, when I went back with Godfrey Ablewhite and his sisters? |
iau.31858031443918 | or did you sit up? ” “ I went to bed. ” “ Did you notice the time? |
iau.31858031443918 | or did you sit up? ” “ I went to bed. ” “ Did you notice the time? |
iau.31858031443918 | or who did it? ” nstead of making any reply, Miss Rachel went on with her questions as if he had not spoken, or as if she had not heard him. |
iau.31858031443918 | or, later again, when I put the Moonstone into Rachel ’s hands? |
iau.31858031443918 | or, later still, when the company came, and we all assembled round the dinner- table? |
iau.31858031443918 | or, later, when I rode over to Friz- inghall? |
iau.31858031443918 | persons who have gone along with me so far up into those regions of superior enlightenment in which I sit myself? |
iau.31858031443918 | said that Satin finds some mischief still for idle hands to do? |
iau.31858031443918 | smear of the paint on it; and you will want to know how it came to be hidden by me? |
iau.31858031443918 | stand? |
iau.31858031443918 | tressed you, have I? ” 230 THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | what happens this morning? |
iau.31858031443918 | what was to be done next? |
iau.31858031443918 | who is it? ” she said, softly, more to herself than to me. |
iau.31858031443918 | why does he tell us this? ” The reason why is now to come. |
iau.31858031443918 | would you be here now — if you had seen that I was awake and looking at you? |
iau.31858031443918 | would you have acted as you did afterward? |
iau.31858031443918 | you? ” “ Here! ” I shouted out in return, without a notion in my head who it was. |
iau.31858031443918 | ‘ Well, Mr. Blake, will you try a little medicine to- day? |
iau.31858031443918 | ‘ Who ever heard of a box corded with chain? ” says I. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ All right? ” asked the Sergeant. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ And I am to give it to him in no other way. ” “ Shall I write and tell him what you have said? ” “ Tell him I hate him. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ And how few people in England seem to admire them as they deserve! ” “ You have not always been in England? ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ And suppose we sit down? ” He led me to a chair. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ And when that is done, what then? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ And you apply to me, ” I rejoined, “ at Mr. Luker's recommendation? ” The Indian bowed. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ And you saw how she received it? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Any discoveries, sir? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are the rooms to let? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are yon mad? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you another police officer? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you ill? ” “ For God's sake, do n’t speak to me, ’ 150 THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you quite sure, Rosanna, that you understand me? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you ready? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you really going to leave us, sir? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you really sure, Godfrey, that you are as fond of me as that? ”- “ Sure! |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you satisfied that I have not spoken without good authority to support me? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you sure of your own resolution? ” he said to Rachel at the door. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you walking my way, Mr. Jennings? ” I said, ob- serving that he held his hat in his hand. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Are you willing to try a bold experiment? ” “ I will do any thing to clear. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Ay? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Before I was sent abroad, Betteredge, you saw a great deal of me when I was a boy? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ But I agree with him that you must certainly have taken it back to your own room. ” “ Well? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ But is it quite fair, sir, to Mr. Ablewhite to pass over the opinion of the famous London police officer who investigated this case? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ But surely there is a conjecture to make which has not occurred to us yet? ” “ Maybe, Miss Clack. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Ca n't you, Mr. Betteredge? ” THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Ca n’t you give that other person a name? ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Ca n’t you represent me, Gabriel? ”- I felt at a loss to understand this, and showed it plainly, I suppose, in my face. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Can you eat and drink? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Can you favor me with your attention, sir? ” he in- quired, addressing himself to me. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Can you guess yet, ” inquired Mr. Franklin, “ who has stolen the Diamond? ” “ Nobody has stolen the Diamond, ” answered Sergeant Cuff. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Could I say two words to you in private? ” he asked, in a mysterious whisper. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Dear aunt, may I ask your attention to a few lines? ” etc. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Did my hand approach the drawer again — to close it, for instance? ” “ No. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Did my name occur in any of his wanderings? ” “ You shall hear, Mr. Blake. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Did you hear who asked for the will? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Did you meet her accidentally, when she spoke to you? ” Mr. Franklin pointed to the billiard- table. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do n’t you see how happy I am? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you believe in that part of her ladyship's letter? ” I said, indignantly. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you hap- pen to know any thing about the smear? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you know what it looks like to me? ” says Rosanna, catching me by the shoulder again. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you know, ” I asked, ‘ what the quarrel is between them? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you mean to say Mr. Franklin will go with her? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you really mean to say that you do n’t feel any in- terest in what you are going to do? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you remember when you came out on us from among the sand- hills, that morning, looking for Mr. Bet- teredge? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you think we can depend on him? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do you understand this? ” she said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Do? ” says Mr. Franklin. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Does this boy know the coast hereabouts? ” asked Ser- geant Cuff. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Duffy! ” says the Sergeant, “ do you want to earn a shilling? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Facts? ” he repeated. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Going to London, sir? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Going? ” says he, echoing the word after me. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Good heavens, mamma! ” cries Miss Rachel, “ is this a hotel? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Had you any light in your room? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Has he gone there on business? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Has the young woman who brought us this book been in your employment as long as the other ser- wants? ” “ Why do you ask? ” said my lady. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Has the young woman who brought us this book been in your employment as long as the other ser- wants? ” “ Why do you ask? ” said my lady. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have n’t you seen yet that my heart yearns to make a Christian of you? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you anything more to say to me? ” asked my lady, still as eager as ever to be out of the Sergeant's society. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you anything to say to me? ” was all the return he got for politely wishing Mr. Franklin good- morning. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you come to stay here, Miss Clack? ” he asked, with a look at my carpet- bag. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you forgotten what we agreed on, Godfrey, when you spoke to me in the country?... |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you got the Diamond safe, sir? ”- He nodded, and tapped the breast- pocket of his coat. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you heard any thing lately of the Indians? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you more to say? ” she asked of the Ser- geant, when this had been done. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Have you seen Rachel yet? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ He has been the death of Rosanna Spearman? ” I re- peated. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ His heart must be set on the mar- riage, at any rate? ” “ He says so, and I suppose I ought to believe him. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How are you this morning, Betteredge? ” “ Very poorly, sir. ” “ Sorry to hear it. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How did it get to Lon- don from Lady Verinder's house? ” “ Nobody knows. ” “ You removed it with your own hand from Miss Werin. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How do I know? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How do I know? ” he said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How do you do, Miss Clack? ” he said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How do you explain Rachel's conduct, Betteredge? ” was the only answer I received. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How do you know? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How does the fishing village bear, standing where we are now? ” asked Sergeant Cuff. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How is he now? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How long has she been waiting? ” asked the Sergeant's voice behind me. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How long? ” I proceeded to explain myself. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How much on this side? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ How the devil am I to sleep, ” he said, “ with this on my mind? ” He looked at the light, burning on the table at the head of his bed. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I am going to Yorkshire, ” I answered, “ by the next train. ” “ May I ask for what purpose? ” “ Mr. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I am tired of the subject. ” “ You are tired of the subject? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I ask you again – why did you come here? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I do n’t want any dinner to- day — let me bide a little longer here. ” “ What makes you like to be here? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I have several worthy aspirations, Betteredge; but what am I to do with them now? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I hope you do n’t think Rosanna is concerned in the loss of the Diamond? ” I ventured to say. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I must go to Frizing- hall. ” “ About the letter, sir? ” “ Yes. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I sha’n’t trouble Mr. Franklin to- day. ”- “ Why not speak to my lady? ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I suppose there is no help for it? ” she said, quietly. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I suppose, my dear Rachel, that must be news of Mr. God frey Ablewhite? ” he started up in the bed and turned deadly pale. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I won- der whether it would cure you of your unhappy attachment to me, if I made mine? ” THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ I ’m only a poor servant — but I de- clare I ’m ashamed of you? ” She too went out, and banged the door after her. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ In London? ” he repeated. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ In plain English, it's your sovereign will and pleasure, Miss Werinder, to jilt my son? ” Rachel was silent for a moment. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ In the name of Heaven, ” I said, “ what does it mean? ” He seemed to shrink from answering the question. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ In what position does the conspiracy to seize the Moonstone now stand? ” “ I ca n't say, ” I answered. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Insult? ” she repeated. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is he nervous''is he out of temper? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is it not possible for you to apply? ” “ Quite out of the question. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is it written by a man or a woman, miss? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is n’t it wonderful? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is n’t it your business, sir, ” I asked, “ to know what to do next? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is she coming? ” “ She is coming to- day, to lunch and spend the after noon with my wife and my girls. ” THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is that Mr. Jennings? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is that all you have to tell me? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is the Moon- stone at the bottom of all the mischief —— or is it not? ” “ It is — of course. ”- “ Very good. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is there any path, in that direction, leading from the sea- beach to this house? ” asked the Sergeant. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is there any thing you do n’t understand up there? ” I added, pointing to Miss Rachel ’s window. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Is this true, miss? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ It sounds strangely, ” I went on, “ in my old- fashioned ears — ” “ What sounds strangely? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Let us go back directly, and look at the papers. ” “ Quite impossible, Mr. Blake. ” “ Why? ” 406 THE MOONSTOAWE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Making notes of the case? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ May I ask how it is that Mr. Luker himself did not advance the money that you require? ” “ Mr. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ May I ask you a delicate qnestion? ” he said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ May I ask your ladyship when Miss Werinder first thought of going to her aunt's? ” inquired the Sergeant. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ May I make so bold, Sergeant, as to tell the women a third thing? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ May I venture to suggest — if nothing was said about me beforehand — that I might see her here? ” “ Cool! ” said Mr. Bruff. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Miss Clack is here as your guest — in my house? ” It was Rachel ’s turn to lose her temper at that. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Miss Rachel! ” he called out, “ where are you, Miss Rachel? ” 260 THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Must I see him? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ My dear Franklin why do you surprise me in this way? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ News from the bank? ” I asked, as we started. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ News you were interested in hearing? ” I repeated. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ No, sir. ” He turned to Superintendent Seegrave upon that, and said, “ You noticed, I suppose? ” Mr. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ None – until I got up again, and lit my candle. ” “ How long was that after you had gone to bed? ” “ About an hour after, I think. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Not since then? ” inquired Betteredge. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Oh! ” she said, “ have I never had that hope? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Oh, my lost darling; what could you see in this man? ” She lifted her head again fiercely, and looked at me once more. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Or will you? ” She declined both alternatives. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Rosanna Spearman came to my aunt out of a Reformatory? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Shall I speak to your dear mother? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ So she means to leave? ” says the Sergeant. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ So you have really made up your mind, sir? ” I said, as we met in the hall. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Suppose you were asked to express your opinion of Mr. Godfrey Ablewhite's conduct? ” she began. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Surely, ” she said, “ this is a very unnecessary display of agitation? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Tell me — why does a time come when these matrimonial proceedings of mine begin to look like some- thing done in a dream? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ That is what you heard at his bedside? ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ There is no ill- feeling in this, Mr. Franklin, on your side — is there? ” “ There was some anger, ” I answered, “ when I left London. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Tired, love? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ We must speak to Lady Werinder to- morrow. ” “ What about to- night, sir? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well! ” says my lady, “ are the police coming? ” “ Yes, ” says Mr. Franklin; “ they said they would follow me in a fly. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well, Miss Clack, what's the last news in the charitable circles? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well, my dear, ” I said, “ what do you want with me? ’ 200 THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well, ” says Mr. Franklin, “ now you have read the Colonel ’s own statement, what do you say? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well? ” I asked, when we were alone again. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well? ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well? ” she said, “ you have asked, and I have an- swered. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Well? ” she went on. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What about Rosanna, next? ” Sergeant Cuff shook his head. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What are you turning your back on your dinner for? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What can you pos- sibly mean? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What can you possible mean? ” I exclaimed. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What can you want, my dear, with a couple of dogs ’ chains? ” says I. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What did I find here, ” pursued Betteredge, “ at the first page I opened? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What did you say to them? ” “ Just what you said, dear Rachel, to me. ” “ That mamma was not at all well to- day? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What did you say to them? ” “ Just what you said, dear Rachel, to me. ” “ That mamma was not at all well to- day? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do the Indians do the moment they are let out of the prison at Frizinghall? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do want with Mr. Franklin Blake? ” I asked, “ I want to see him, ” 202 THE MOONSTONE. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do you mean by pitying me? ” she asked, in a bitter whisper, as she passed to the door. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do you mean? ” “ Insult! ” reiterated Mr. Ablewhite. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do you suspect? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do you think I heard at Doctors ’ Commons this morning? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do you want of me? ” I asked, shaking him off, and stopping short. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What do you want? ” says Miss Rachel, from behind her veil. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What does that mean? ” said the landlord, pointing to the pillow. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What good can I do? ” “ The longer I know you, Mr. Betteredge, ” said the THE MOONSTONE, 135 Sergeant, “ the more virtues I discover. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What is he doing? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What is his name? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What is your name? ” said the Sergeant, beginning with the first question in the catechism. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What is your private opinion about the matter, sir? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What makes you say that, Lucy? ” “ What do you care? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What makes you say that, Lucy? ” “ What do you care? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What might you want in the library at this time of day? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What on earth should Mr. ranklin know about it? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What right has she to suspect me, on any evidence, of being a thief? ”- “ A very sensible question, my dear sir. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What's the matter, my girl? ” I asked, stopping her. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What's wrong now, Nancy? ” Nancy tried to push by without answering; upon which I rose up and took her by the ear. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What's wrong now? ” I said, once more, “ Rosanna's late again for dinner, ” says Nancy, “ And I ’m sent to fetch her in. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What's your news? ” “ I am sorry to say, sir, ” replied the man, “ that I have made a mistake. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ What, ” he cried, with infinite tenderness, “ have I done to deserve all this sympathy? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ When are you going to give me the laudanum? ” asked Mr. Blake, impatiently. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Where is Rosanna Spearman? ” asked Sergeant Cuff. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Where is Rosanna? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Where is he now? ” she asked, giving free expression to her one dominant interest — the interest in Mr. Blake. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Where is the list, dear? ” Rachel produced it. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Where is the use of my dwelling in this way on my own folly ” The plain truth is plain enough, surely? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Where's the man you call Franklin Blake? ” says the girl, fixing me with a fierce look as she rested herself on her crutch. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Where's this gen- tleman that I musn't speak of, except with respect? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Which is the servants ’ way out? ” he asked, when the messenger had gone. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Who has drawn those curtains? ” she exclaimed. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Who is it? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Who is that? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Who — who — who, ” he said, stam- mering with rage, “ asked this impudent fanatic into the house? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Who ’s watching you, sir — and why? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Whose night- gown? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why did my uncle leave the Diamond to Rachel? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why did n’t I stop you, when you avoided me in that cruel manner? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why did n’t you go into the library? ” He laughed softly, and answered, “ Miss Clack is in the library. ” “ Clack in the library! ”. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why did you come here to humiliate me? ” She went on a few steps, and paused once more. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why did you come here to humiliate yourself? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why did you come here? ” she persisted, desperately. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why go back to it? ” “ I will tell you why, Rachel. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why not just yet? ” asked Mr. Franklin. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why not let me keep the Diamond for you to- night? ” she asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why not look into it? ” he said, as if I had personally objected to looking into it. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why should Miss Rachel put an obstacle in your way? ” I inquired. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why should you disturb him? ” she whispered. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Why the devil lose your patience, Betteredge, when patience is all that's wanted to arrive at the truth? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Will your condescension toward a stranger excuse my asking one question, ” he said, “ before I take my leave? ” I bowed on my side. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Yes, ” she said, “ I ’ll make a clean breast of it. ” “ To my lady? ” I asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Yes? ” “ What would you call it? ” “ I should call it the conduct of a meanly deceitful man. ” “ Mr. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ Yes? ” “ What would you call it? ” “ I should call it the conduct of a meanly deceitful man. ” “ Mr. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You are aware, dear friend, that she was engaged to me? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You are certain the investigation is necessary? ” she said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You are £ people for betting in Yorkshire, are you not? ” he asked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You have heard, I dare say, of the original cause of Mr. Candy ’s illness? ” he resumed. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You have seen a great deal of him lately, ” “ Have you really and truly seen that? ” “ Really and truly, ” I answered. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You have traveled here, I believe, in company with Mrs. Merridew and Miss Verinder? ” I said. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You heard what I said to Miss Verinder? ” remarked the Sergeant, while we were waiting. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You may well ask why I have wearied you with all these details? ” he went on. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You prefer, ’ says he, “ that I should stop here as if nothing had happened? ” Miss Rachel turned on him like lightning. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You remember the time, Betteredge, ” he said, “ when my father was trying to prove his title to that unlucky Dukedom? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You seem to be fond of roses, Sergeant? ” I remarked. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You will read, dear, wo n’t you? ” I said, in my most winning way. |
iau.31858031443918 | “ You will read, if I bring you my own precious books? |
iau.31858031443918 | “ ‘ How do you know that? |
umn.319510020887332 | But money — coined money,interrupted the Baron, “ you spoke of gold pieces, old man?" |
umn.319510020887332 | - 189 reflections? |
umn.319510020887332 | - “ Repair the tower? |
umn.319510020887332 | -- “ Well, what's the matter? ” cried Salvator when he saw him coming, “ what are you hanging your head about? |
umn.319510020887332 | -- “ Well, what's the matter? ” cried Salvator when he saw him coming, “ what are you hanging your head about? |
umn.319510020887332 | ---------------------------------*****-:*~********----------------?' |
umn.319510020887332 | 169 WT and disturbing influence upon my life? |
umn.319510020887332 | 171 “ Why, thanael, darling, do n't you know? ” she replied. |
umn.319510020887332 | 19 do n't you, my son? |
umn.319510020887332 | 261 you now got in your head? |
umn.319510020887332 | 273 during the moments of conscious insanity by which I had been affected during the last days of our visit; but why was the spot of blood there? |
umn.319510020887332 | 283 childless old man, to do with money? |
umn.319510020887332 | 291 back — alone. ” “ With the money? ” asked V – “ You are right, ” replied Hubert; “ I know what you would say — the weight! |
umn.319510020887332 | 313 threatening attitude and cried in a loud firm voice, so that the hall rang again, “ Daniel, Daniel, what are you doing here at this hour?? |
umn.319510020887332 | 313 threatening attitude and cried in a loud firm voice, so that the hall rang again, “ Daniel, Daniel, what are you doing here at this hour?? |
umn.319510020887332 | 83 lime? |
umn.319510020887332 | ? |
umn.319510020887332 | And since I have already thrown her out of the window, what could I do if a similar case were to occur again? |
umn.319510020887332 | Are you going to throw her in the arms of that scoundrel, — sweet Marianna, thy life, thy hope, thy all? |
umn.319510020887332 | Are you wounded?" |
umn.319510020887332 | Art thou not I? |
umn.319510020887332 | But the office1 held him fast, saying, “ Do you mean that pretty young lady who sat beside you? |
umn.319510020887332 | But through the midst of the savage fury of the tem- pest he heard Clara's voice calling, “ Can you not see me, dear? |
umn.319510020887332 | But what does he care for a quiet life — a life free of anxiety? —-what does he care for wife and child? |
umn.319510020887332 | But what does he care for a quiet life — a life free of anxiety? —-what does he care for wife and child? |
umn.319510020887332 | But what is she else if not the Highest Ideal which, working its way from within outwards, is at length reflected in the external independent form?" |
umn.319510020887332 | But who can fathom the follies of a young man who has got too hot blood in his head and heart? |
umn.319510020887332 | But why am I telling you all this? |
umn.319510020887332 | But why should I tire you, my dear Lothair? |
umn.319510020887332 | But why should the child cry over the incurable pain when instead of enjoying the light and warmth he thrusts his hand into the flames? |
umn.319510020887332 | But you are tired, you are cold; where are the keys? |
umn.319510020887332 | But, d'ye know, my Margarita's grown a big girl and fine- looking? |
umn.319510020887332 | Can you see, I say?" |
umn.319510020887332 | Did he bring many beau- tiful large pictures with him? ”- “ Ah! |
umn.319510020887332 | Do n't you know that he is a sort of magician who in secret is master of the most mysterious arts? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do n't you see, old man, ” he went on more calmly, “ do n’t you see that the tower could not fall in this way without some spe- cial cause? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you imagine I am going to dwell in this weird owls'nest? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you imagine that such things can make any deep impression upon us and stir the heart? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you know how very impatient the Baroness is to see you? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you love me, Olimpia? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you mean to cheat yourself out of your Marianna, you hound? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you still re- member our autumn in R — sitten?" |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you think I should set much value on your life if you can go and throw it away in childish folly like a broken plaything? |
umn.319510020887332 | Do you think I'm going to pay you ten ducats for that rotten box; the wood- worms have long ago eaten all the goodness and all the music out of it? |
umn.319510020887332 | Foine gless? |
umn.319510020887332 | Have you had the hangings in my room well dusted, and the beds carried in? |
umn.319510020887332 | Have you such a bad opinion of me? |
umn.319510020887332 | Her question, “ And what were you doing then to get into danger?" |
umn.319510020887332 | How dare I let the thought enter my mind that the Baroness would ever entertain any warm feeling for me? |
umn.319510020887332 | How was I to get on? |
umn.319510020887332 | I suppose you want to go and experiment like old Roderick- eh? |
umn.319510020887332 | If he were not, would the grey- haired old servant have assumed such a slav- ish attitude? |
umn.319510020887332 | Is it that cursed apparition again? |
umn.319510020887332 | Is that you, Signor Salvator? |
umn.319510020887332 | Is the knave Antonio arrested? |
umn.319510020887332 | May I presume that it is your love for art which brings you to me? |
umn.319510020887332 | Not see her again? |
umn.319510020887332 | Observing what I was about, she exclaimed, astonished, “ Are you going to leave us?' |
umn.319510020887332 | Only one little word – Do you love me? ” whispered Nathanael, but she only sighed, “ Ach! |
umn.319510020887332 | Pray tell me when he came to lodge with you? |
umn.319510020887332 | So after dinner, when we were alone together in our room, he burst out, “ But in Heaven's name, cousin, tell me what is the matter with you? |
umn.319510020887332 | Suddenly he stood still and addressed me in his singing way, “ My son my son why do you call out Have you espied the angel of death? |
umn.319510020887332 | That Michele and gendarmes shall accompany us? |
umn.319510020887332 | The melancholy strains of the Ochi, perch? |
umn.319510020887332 | The old fellow has bewitched it with evil spirits. ” “ Do you mean your father, Herr Baron? ” asked V sternly. |
umn.319510020887332 | The old gentleman shouted in his strong stentorian voice, “ Francis, Francis, where the deuce are you? |
umn.319510020887332 | The old man was still sleeping; but all at once he started up, and staring at Traugott with eyes flashing with anger, he cried, “ What do you want? |
umn.319510020887332 | Then one of them wailed, “ Do you know me? |
umn.319510020887332 | Then your friends asked you, “ What is the matter with you, my dear friend? |
umn.319510020887332 | Thinkest thou that the ruby, thy heart, which sparkles so, can crush my breast? |
umn.319510020887332 | Thirty ducats for the spinet without its being repaired? ”. |
umn.319510020887332 | To whom could I better intrust my compositions than to you? |
umn.319510020887332 | W'hen I finished my narration, the Baron murmured to him- self, “ Daniel, Daniel, what are you doing here at this hour?" |
umn.319510020887332 | We shall manage it to- night? |
umn.319510020887332 | Wha? |
umn.319510020887332 | What art thou folding thy dark robe so carefully over thy breast for? |
umn.319510020887332 | What big quarrel have you been getting mixed up in in that house there? ” thus asked Sal- vator and Antonio, for that is who the two men were. |
umn.319510020887332 | What do I care for your cursed ledgers and day- books? |
umn.319510020887332 | What do you stand staring there for? |
umn.319510020887332 | What does it matter to me? |
umn.319510020887332 | What have I to do with the will? |
umn.319510020887332 | What if you are act- ing in concert with our enemies? |
umn.319510020887332 | What is the good of all this thinking and all this writing? |
umn.319510020887332 | What is there to prevent me tear- ing myself loose from this hated mode of life? |
umn.319510020887332 | What should I do? |
umn.319510020887332 | What's happened to you now, you happy dog? |
umn.319510020887332 | What's the mean- ing of that? |
umn.319510020887332 | Where else can you better live in your art than with us? |
umn.319510020887332 | Where have you been staying? ” he cried as soon as he saw me. |
umn.319510020887332 | Who could resist that? |
umn.319510020887332 | Who does not know with what mysterious power the mind is enthralled in the midst of unusual and singularly strange circumstances? |
umn.319510020887332 | Who will suffer himself to be terrified at such a thing as that?" |
umn.319510020887332 | Why dost thou put on such a bold and mighty air before me? |
umn.319510020887332 | Why would she never sing any of my pieces at a concert? |
umn.319510020887332 | Wilt thou contend with thy master? |
umn.319510020887332 | You understand me? |
umn.319510020887332 | You wo n't leave me, will you, my dear good Antonio? ” I to SIGMOR FORMICA. |
umn.319510020887332 | but who is this nasty Sand- man who always sends us away from papa? |
umn.319510020887332 | can you not see your mistress every day, and kiss her and press her to your heart? ” “ Oh! |
umn.319510020887332 | do tell us, my good sir? ” Hence I was most powerfully impelled to narrate to you Nathanael's ominous life. |
umn.319510020887332 | do you know me, Splendiano? |
umn.319510020887332 | do you wish to go and act the love- sick swain at the solemn hour of death? ” I sank back in my chair utterly confounded. |
umn.319510020887332 | draughtsmanship, the powerful expression, but above all the living movement of your fingers? |
umn.319510020887332 | give him any?" |
umn.319510020887332 | how can you say so? |
umn.319510020887332 | how have you awakened this interest in the little Seraphina? |
umn.319510020887332 | is it your business to meddle with wolves? |
umn.319510020887332 | now you must sing too. ” To this she replied, “ What- ever are you thinking about, Adelheid? |
umn.319510020887332 | painter, whom you poisoned with your infernal electu- ary. ” Then the third, “ Do you know me, Splendiano? |
umn.319510020887332 | piangete( O eyes, why weep you?) |
umn.319510020887332 | remains of broken violins. ” “ But who and what is Antonia? ” I inquired, hastily and impetuously. |
umn.319510020887332 | sir? ” replied the old man rather coldly and roughly, “ what have you to do with my business? |
umn.319510020887332 | sir? ” replied the old man rather coldly and roughly, “ what have you to do with my business? |
umn.319510020887332 | tastic world had been unfolded to him in Arthur's Hall, and some few of the figures had reminded him in* 41? |
umn.319510020887332 | the Baron want me for? ” inquired my uncle further; “ what does he want me for at this time of night? |
umn.319510020887332 | the Baron want me for? ” inquired my uncle further; “ what does he want me for at this time of night? |
umn.319510020887332 | this as well? ” By some power, which he could not explain, he felt impelled to leave this par- ticular instrument unbroken, and to play upon it. |
umn.319510020887332 | what childish tricks are these? |
umn.319510020887332 | what could this terrible thing be that had happened? |
umn.319510020887332 | what have you done with my daughter? |
umn.319510020887332 | what have you done with my daughter? ” wailed the figure, in a dreadful and hollow voice. |
umn.319510020887332 | what is it? |
umn.319510020887332 | what's that? ” I cried, a burning stab darting as it were through my breast. |
umn.319510020887332 | when you scratch so hideously at the bricked- up postern, you want, I dare say, to go up the astronomical tower, do n't you? |
umn.319510020887332 | where can I find her? ” “ Let us go, ” said the youth. |
umn.319510020887332 | where is it? ” “ Oh! |
umn.319510020887332 | where is she? ”. |
umn.319510020887332 | whispered softly; “ what's the matter with you? |
umn.319510020887332 | why do I dwell at such length on these de- tails, when there's so much remains to be said? |
umn.319510020887332 | you are despairing again? ” exclaimed Sal- vator, who was now all at once in the merriest humour, and he laughed aloud. |
umn.319510020887332 | you stir yourself? ” Then the watch- dog began to whine, and a wandering light was visible on the ground floor. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Ai n’t't? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ And was that all, Herr Baron?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ But did they not make any allusion,"asked Edward, “ to your departure from them, or to the scathing letter?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ But what can Signor Pasquale do against you now? ” asked Salvator. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Come, to work? ” cried the latter, in a hoarse snarling voice, throwing off his coat. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Do n’t you see? ” replied the coachman, who was driving along beside me, “ why, do n't you see? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Do n’t you see? ” replied the coachman, who was driving along beside me, “ why, do n't you see? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Do you hear? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Do you love me? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Do you mean to say the pic- ture represents an episode in your own life? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Has he got her again? ” shouted Capuzzi, beside himself; “ has he got her again, good Pasquale Has he got his little darling, his Marianna? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Has he got her again? ” shouted Capuzzi, beside himself; “ has he got her again, good Pasquale Has he got his little darling, his Marianna? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Here, my dear sir, here are fifty ducats, come take them. ” “ Pasquale, what are you about? ” said the real Capuzzi in an undertone. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ How are things going on below?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ How are you getting on with your violins? ” inter- posed the Professor in a jovial manner, taking the Councillor by both hands. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ How in the world can I cure her?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Is the Sand- man still there? ” I stammered. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Is the Sand- man still there?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ My assistance, Signor Nicolo? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ None of the painters here have seen your picture?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Pasquale, have you gone out of your senses? ” exclaimed the real Capuzzi a little louder. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Postilion, what fire is that before us yonder? ” I asked the man who was driving me. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Repair the tower? ” the Freiherr interrupted the old servant curtly, whilst his eyes flashed with anger,** f i* 278- THE EAVTAIL. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Well, cousin, why have you been so long? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ What do you say?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ What do you say?—the Pyramid Doctor? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ What do you want here? ” burst from his lips. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ What good can come of it? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ What's that? |
umn.319510020887332 | “ What's the matter with you, my friend? ” asked my neighbour, thus recalling me to myself; but Seraphina had left the hall. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ What's the matter with you?" |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Where am I? ” he asked in a faint voice. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ Who is there? ” I cried. |
umn.319510020887332 | “ You will pledge yourself that I shall reach my own house without being molested? ” asked the old gentleman. |
umn.319510020887332 | “( ill you do so?" |
msu.31293105963247 | '27? |
msu.31293105963247 | '“ Did you run out again? |
msu.31293105963247 | ( 2'“ I- H ‘~- I'“ Is Mrs. Clements an old- friend of yours? |
msu.31293105963247 | , E ‘- “ It? |
msu.31293105963247 | , “ Does Anne Catherick refuse to see you? ” I asked, in astonishment. |
msu.31293105963247 | .Can you look at Miss Halcombe, and not see that she has the foresight and the resolution of a man? |
msu.31293105963247 | 1 have no husband alive to say me nay, and no children to look after, and I will take care of you. ’ Kind words, were they not? |
msu.31293105963247 | 105 “ How long? ” she repeated. |
msu.31293105963247 | 119 “ Your sisters told you the news at Todd ’s Corner, I suppose?" |
msu.31293105963247 | 141 “ You insist on my posting this letter, Sir Percival? ” said Miss Halcombe. |
msu.31293105963247 | 19 I “ You do n’t suspect me of doing anything wrong, do you? |
msu.31293105963247 | 207 How can I write about it? |
msu.31293105963247 | 21 “ Will you promise? ” “ Yes. ” One word! |
msu.31293105963247 | 225 before I hear the carriage wheels and run down stairs to find myself in Laura ’s arms? |
msu.31293105963247 | 249 is your solid English sense thinking of? |
msu.31293105963247 | 325 “ I was alone with him, Marian — his cruel hand was brui- sing my arm —- what could I do? ” “ Is the mark on your arm still? |
msu.31293105963247 | 325 “ I was alone with him, Marian — his cruel hand was brui- sing my arm —- what could I do? ” “ Is the mark on your arm still? |
msu.31293105963247 | 7 their time? |
msu.31293105963247 | 75 third person who was fast approaching us, at such a time and under such circumstances, be Miss Fairlie? |
msu.31293105963247 | A outlet?" |
msu.31293105963247 | A thousand pardons, Mr. Hartright; servants are such asses, are they not? |
msu.31293105963247 | All going to the lake, eh? |
msu.31293105963247 | Allow me my Italian humour —- do I not come of the illustrious nation which invented the exhibition of Punch? |
msu.31293105963247 | Am I a friend to be treasured in the best corner of your heart, or am I not? |
msu.31293105963247 | Am I worth those loans of money which you so delicately reminded me of a little while since? |
msu.31293105963247 | And has your pretty shining Brow- n Molly come back at all tired?" |
msu.31293105963247 | And have you put my hand~ bcll quite within my reach? |
msu.31293105963247 | And murder will out( another moral epigram), will it? |
msu.31293105963247 | And what does it all amount to? |
msu.31293105963247 | And what does the best of'them give us in return? |
msu.31293105963247 | And what was it like? ” “ Arl in white — as a ghaist should be,"answered the ghost- seer, with a confidence beyond his years. |
msu.31293105963247 | And yet, hopeless as the experiment seemed, surely it was worth trying? |
msu.31293105963247 | And yet, in his unhappy position, how can I expect him, or wish him, to remain at home? |
msu.31293105963247 | And you really can manage the drawings? |
msu.31293105963247 | And you told him all that Anne Catherick had said to you —- all that you told me? |
msu.31293105963247 | And you, my angel, ” he continued, turning to his wife, who had not uttered a word yet, “ do you think so too?" |
msu.31293105963247 | And — what next? |
msu.31293105963247 | And —-what next? |
msu.31293105963247 | And, what of the rest? |
msu.31293105963247 | Anne ’s account again, to question Mrs. Catherick at Welming- ham? |
msu.31293105963247 | Are you insensible to the virtue of Lady Glyde? |
msu.31293105963247 | Are you strong enough? |
msu.31293105963247 | Are you sure you have not? |
msu.31293105963247 | Are you sure you wo n’t drop it? |
msu.31293105963247 | Are you to break your heart to set his mind at ease? |
msu.31293105963247 | Are you won- dering what you will have for breakfast? |
msu.31293105963247 | As far as the boat- house? ”'Under other circumstances, I might have resented his curiosity. |
msu.31293105963247 | At my age there is no harm in confessing so much as that, is there? |
msu.31293105963247 | Bid you‘find the friend?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Boiled chicken, is it not? |
msu.31293105963247 | Books tell us that such unearthly crea- tures have existed —- but what does our own experience say in answer to books?' |
msu.31293105963247 | But could you contrive to speak in a lower key? |
msu.31293105963247 | But what did you hear about her second attack of faintness yesterday evening? ” “ Nothing. |
msu.31293105963247 | But what other way is possible, now that the time is drawing so near? |
msu.31293105963247 | But, my dear Miss Halcombe, my dear Lady Glyde, do you really believe that crimes cause their own detection? |
msu.31293105963247 | Can I even remember when the chilled, cramped feeling left me, and the throbbing heat came in its place? |
msu.31293105963247 | Can I get a fly, or a carriage of any kind? |
msu.31293105963247 | Can I lock it on the inside? ” “ Yes; here is the key. |
msu.31293105963247 | Can there be better testimony in his favour, Mr. Gilmore, than the testimony of the woman ’s mother? ” “ None better. |
msu.31293105963247 | Can you reconcile yourself to our quiet, regular life? |
msu.31293105963247 | Can you undertake them?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Can your friend produce testimonials — letters that speak to his character? ’ I wave my hand negligently. |
msu.31293105963247 | Chi sa? |
msu.31293105963247 | Clements?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Could it really be her mother? |
msu.31293105963247 | Could she have told her husband already, that she had overheard Laura reviling him, in my company, as a “ Spy?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Countess, may I trouble you also? |
msu.31293105963247 | Crimes cause their own detection, do they? |
msu.31293105963247 | Curious, is it not? |
msu.31293105963247 | DATE DUE ATE DUE| 3? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did 1 thank you at the time? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did Anne Catherick see Miss Fairlie? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did I think he looked as if he wanted teasing? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did he infer thatI must have given my letters to Fanny, when I told him I had none for the post- bag? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did no chance reference escape her as to the place in which she is living at the present time? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did she know that I lived in London? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did she stay for any length of time?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Did she talk much on that subject? ” “ Very little, ” replied the housekeeper. |
msu.31293105963247 | Did the housekeeper know?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Did we forget and did they forget his immortal friend and countryman, Rossini? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did you inquire par- ticularly about the gossip which was going onin the room when she turned faint? |
msu.31293105963247 | Did you see her at the lake?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Did you tell them that Sir Percival Glyde was expected on Monday? ” “ Yes, miss — I told them Sir Percival Glyde was coming. |
msu.31293105963247 | Do lawyers make your flesh creep? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do n’t you see how the case stands? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do n’t you see me holding the tablettes? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do n’t you think he may have gone away to look for her?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Do tell me — what do you think of the drawings? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you happen to know if she is dangerously mad, Miss Hal- combe? ” “ I do not, Countess. ” “ Are you going in? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you happen to know if she is dangerously mad, Miss Hal- combe? ” “ I do not, Countess. ” “ Are you going in? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you happen to know, Mr. Gilmore?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you know the farm? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you like coins? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you like etchings? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you mind putting this tray of coins back in the cabinet, and giving me the next one to it? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you mind ringing forLouis to carry the portfolio to your own room?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you mind touching the bell? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you see any objection to accom- panying me to the farm- house to- morrow? ” “ None whatever. |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you suppose I want to hold them? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you think I shall meet your mother in heaven? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you think it safe, Mr. Hartright? |
msu.31293105963247 | Do you think you can repeat it to me?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Does he treat her kindly? |
msu.31293105963247 | Does my poor portrait of her, my fond, patient labour of long and happy days, show me these things? |
msu.31293105963247 | Does she live here? |
msu.31293105963247 | Does she wear white now, as she used when she was a girl? |
msu.31293105963247 | Does flesh mean conscience in English? |
msu.31293105963247 | Eight or nine~ which was it? |
msu.31293105963247 | Even if it was so, how could he have examined the letters, when they had gone straight from my hand to the bosom of the girl's dress? |
msu.31293105963247 | Even so fat an old man as Fosco is surely better than no escort at all? |
msu.31293105963247 | Every word that was said?" |
msu.31293105963247 | F or my own sake and for all our sakes, I must have courage enough to end it. ” “ Do you mean courage enough to claim your release?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Father? |
msu.31293105963247 | Give me the letter. ’ He stepped close up to me — I was alone with him, Marian —- what could I do? |
msu.31293105963247 | Good shooting? |
msu.31293105963247 | H. l'::_~-’;.i< 1? |
msu.31293105963247 | Ha? |
msu.31293105963247 | Had I really left, little more than an hour since, the quiet, decent, conventionally- domestic atmosphere of my mother ’s cottage? |
msu.31293105963247 | Had he followed me to the inn? |
msu.31293105963247 | Had he, too, been out before dinner, and been late in getting back? |
msu.31293105963247 | Had she been traced and captured by the men in the chaise? |
msu.31293105963247 | Had the forlorn creature come to any harm? |
msu.31293105963247 | Hartright was employed at Limmeridge as a draw- ing- master, I believe? |
msu.31293105963247 | Hartright?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Hartright?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Has Mrs. Michelson been taking to her bed in the daytime?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Has all your experience shown you nothing of my character yet? |
msu.31293105963247 | Has any one disturbed you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Has she had any news of her daughter?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Has the day for the marriage been fixed in our absence? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have Hartright ’s perfectly intelligible pre- judices infected me without my suspecting their influence? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have I been sitting here asleep? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have I convinced your obstinacy? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have I dreamt of the right man? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have I ever been wrong? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you been patient so far? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you forgotten that your dog- cart is waiting at the door? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you forgotten the conversation that I heard between Sir Percival and the lawyer, as they were crossing the hall? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you got the blind up? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you heard from your client yet?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you heard from yours? ” “ My dear, good sir! |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you seen your studio? |
msu.31293105963247 | Have you, or have you not, lost my place? |
msu.31293105963247 | Here ’s where he ’s been shot, ai nt it? |
msu.31293105963247 | Honesty lives in, at the end of his career? |
msu.31293105963247 | How am I to describe him? |
msu.31293105963247 | How can I describe her? |
msu.31293105963247 | How can I separate her from my own sensations, and from all that has happened in the later time? |
msu.31293105963247 | How can we make it more like home still? |
msu.31293105963247 | How can you expect four women to dine together alone every day, and not quarrel? |
msu.31293105963247 | How do they know? |
msu.31293105963247 | How many days have I still to wait? |
msu.31293105963247 | How many doses of good advice have I given you in my time? |
msu.31293105963247 | How much longer do you mean to keep me here? |
msu.31293105963247 | How much share have the attractions ofNatnre ever had in the pleasurable or painful interests and emotions of ourselves or our friends? |
msu.31293105963247 | I am a bad man, Lady Glyde, am I not? |
msu.31293105963247 | I am going into the country. ”'“ Where? ” she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | I am sure you will be kind enough to understand that, before I go any farther?" |
msu.31293105963247 | I am talking to a Practical British man —- ha? |
msu.31293105963247 | I doubted and feared about it till you passed; and thenI was obliged to steal after you, and touch you. ” Steal after me, and touch me? |
msu.31293105963247 | I have asked whether Henry the Eighth was an amiable character? |
msu.31293105963247 | I have no right to detain you any longer from your delightful pursuit — have I? |
msu.31293105963247 | I have told her this is merely a formal document — and what more can she want? |
msu.31293105963247 | I have told you already that Miss Halcombe has written to the lawyer to- day, for the second time. ” “ How did you find it out? |
msu.31293105963247 | I hope you are not unjust enough to let that infamous letter influence you? |
msu.31293105963247 | I interposed, sharply; “ have younothing to say, when my sister has said so much? |
msu.31293105963247 | I know that I have the idea — surely the wildest idea, under the circumstances, that ever entered a woman ’s head? |
msu.31293105963247 | I looked up; and saw Sir Percival standing in the doorway watching me. ” “ Did you try to hide the letter? ” “ I tried — but he stopped me. |
msu.31293105963247 | I said, ‘ Are you afraid still? |
msu.31293105963247 | I said, ‘ Who's there? ’ ‘ You know, ’ he answered. |
msu.31293105963247 | I sup- pose I shall hear next that you can actually tell me whose ghost it was? |
msu.31293105963247 | I sup- pose nothing was said or done to frighten her? |
msu.31293105963247 | I suppose we must come to it sooner or later — and why not sooner? ” These odd words of welcome were spoken in a clear, ring- ing, pleasant voice. |
msu.31293105963247 | I thought youliked boiled chickenbetter than cutlet, Mrs. Vesey?" |
msu.31293105963247 | I took the wrong path — I came back, in despair — and here I am arrived( may I say it?) |
msu.31293105963247 | I trace these lines, self- distrustfully, with the shadows of after- events darkening the very paper I write on; and still I say, what could I do? |
msu.31293105963247 | I wonder how Blackwater Park will look in the daytime? |
msu.31293105963247 | I wonder if I shall like him? |
msu.31293105963247 | I wonder if he will ever come to England? |
msu.31293105963247 | I wonder whethe- Cecilia Metella had a fortune, and paid for hers. ’ I made no reply — how could I, when I was crying behind my veil? |
msu.31293105963247 | If I have a scruple about signing my name to an engagement of which I know nothing, why should you visit it on me so severely? |
msu.31293105963247 | If I knocked anything down, if I made the least noise, who could say what the consequences might be? |
msu.31293105963247 | If I lie down now, how do I know that I may have the sense and the strength to rise again? |
msu.31293105963247 | If he tells it without these, is he doing a fellow- labourer in another form of Art, the justice which writers owe to one another? |
msu.31293105963247 | If it does n't concern you, you need n’t be curious about it, need you? |
msu.31293105963247 | If not-- — ” “ What do you mean by ‘ if not? |
msu.31293105963247 | If that was the case, why should she be anxious to have her visit at Blackwater Park kept a secret from him? |
msu.31293105963247 | If the critic tells the story with these, can he do it in his allotted page,'or column, as the case may be? |
msu.31293105963247 | If the discovery of this makes me uneasy, what would it make her? |
msu.31293105963247 | If the object of my signing was, as we suppose, to obtain money for Sir Percival that he urgently wanted, how can the matter be put 03'? |
msu.31293105963247 | In what sense was she using that word? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is Miss Fairlie well and happy? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is four golden gui- neas a week nothing? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is he a member of one of the Water- Colour Societies? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is he going to fatigue that nice, shining, pretty horse by taking him very far, to- day?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Is he so very much better in his way, than the people whom he condoms in their way? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is he the cause of your being out here at this strange time of night?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it Laura ’s reluctance to become hi wife that has set me against him? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it an indiscretion, on my part, to ask if you have decided yet on a course of pro- ceeding? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it hanging about his mind, too? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it his face that has recommended him? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it my fault that your skeleton has peeped out at me? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it not so? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it safe on the chair? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it so serious as that? ” A little stream of light travelled out under the verandah, and fell over the gravel- walk. |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it the indirect result of my apprehensions for Laura's future? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it to be in my hands or not? ” “ Say it is in your hands — what then? ” “ A few questions, Percival, to begin with. |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it to be in my hands or not? ” “ Say it is in your hands — what then? ” “ A few questions, Percival, to begin with. |
msu.31293105963247 | Is it too late? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is she happier now than she was when I parted with her on the wedding- day? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is that your meaning? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is there any- thing wrong in that? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is there anything else to settle? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is there anything else? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is there no doubt in your own mind that the person who confined her in the Asylum was Sir Percival Glyde? ” “ There is not the shadow of a doubt. |
msu.31293105963247 | Is there no pos- sibility of communicating with him earlier? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is there nothing more that comes to you from your wife?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Is this because I like him, or because I am afraid of him? |
msu.31293105963247 | Is this the sad end to all that sad story? |
msu.31293105963247 | It began abruptly, without any preliminary form of address, as follows: “ Do you believe in dreams? |
msu.31293105963247 | It dies in me, from this moment. “ “ Do you really mean that?" |
msu.31293105963247 | It looks just the place for a murder, does n’t it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | It seems to me to be not only the letter of a woman, but of a woman whose mind must be — ” “ Deranged? ” suggested Miss Halcombe. |
msu.31293105963247 | It was very kind, was it not? |
msu.31293105963247 | It's little enough I remember besides — little enough, little enough l""'‘\ ‘ Had you no father or mother to take care of you? |
msu.31293105963247 | Iwonder whether I am afraid, too? |
msu.31293105963247 | Lakes? |
msu.31293105963247 | Laura, will you come into the library? |
msu.31293105963247 | Let me see it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Let us say I am curious- — do you ask me, as your old friend, to respect your secret, and to leave it, once for all, in your own keeping?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Look at my gown, as much as you please; I ’m not ashamed of that. ’ Very strange, was it not? |
msu.31293105963247 | Look! ” “ Where? ” “ Down there, below us." |
msu.31293105963247 | Married? |
msu.31293105963247 | May I hear it? |
msu.31293105963247 | May I hope that they will be considerater and generously forgiven? ” “ Most assuredly, ” said the Count ’s quiet voice, behind me. |
msu.31293105963247 | May I say, at parting, that it is the dear object of my hopes too?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Merriman? ” he repeated as if he thought his own cars must have deceived him. |
msu.31293105963247 | Merriman?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Michelson is more likely to be getting up, just now, than going to bed. ” ‘ “ Why? |
msu.31293105963247 | Miss Halcombe has promised to trust me-- will you promise, too?" |
msu.31293105963247 | My hands are bound — do n’t you see, my dear sir? |
msu.31293105963247 | My tone surprises you — ha? |
msu.31293105963247 | Nine, surely? |
msu.31293105963247 | Nor what her illness had been? ” “ No, Marian; notaword. |
msu.31293105963247 | Now I know you are here, Mr. Hartright, I find myself looking over my sketches, as Iused to look over my lessons when I was 2? |
msu.31293105963247 | Now, about the pecuniary arrangements between us — do tell me- — are they satisfactory?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Of what nature could it be? |
msu.31293105963247 | Old? ” “ No — neither old nor young. ” “ A good- tempered, freely- living man? |
msu.31293105963247 | Old? ” “ No — neither old nor young. ” “ A good- tempered, freely- living man? |
msu.31293105963247 | On the other hand, in such a miserable world as this, was it p0ssible to over- estimate the value of peace and quietness? |
msu.31293105963247 | On which side did you lose sight of her? |
msu.31293105963247 | Once for all, will you sign, or will you not?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Once more, Lady Glyde, and for the last time, will you sign or will you not? ” Laura returned to his side of the table, and took up the pen again. |
msu.31293105963247 | Percival! ” he cried, passionately, “ do you know me no better than that? |
msu.31293105963247 | Perhaps I had fastened it insufficiently? |
msu.31293105963247 | Perhaps he is in corre~ spondence with his government? |
msu.31293105963247 | Perhaps his temper is irritable at times? |
msu.31293105963247 | Perhaps there might have been some defect in the adhesive gum? |
msu.31293105963247 | Perhaps, I read her letters wrongly, in the past, and am now reading her face wrongly, in the present? |
msu.31293105963247 | Perhaps, he has been made the victim of some political persecution? |
msu.31293105963247 | Pesca is long- winded to- night? |
msu.31293105963247 | Recommend him by the post to- night, and send him off, bag and baggage( English phrase again — ha? |
msu.31293105963247 | Secondly, if the share I took in the matter was such as to merit the expression of her gratitude towards my- self? |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall I ascertain, at once, if the girl is down stairs?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall I con- fess it, Mr. Hartright? |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall I follow their example? |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall I give it to him, to- morrow? |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall Mr. Hart- right give you some chicken? |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall we drop the sub- ject? |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall we ring for Louis again?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Shall we shake hands? |
msu.31293105963247 | She looked anxiously up and down the road; shifted her bag again from one hand to the other; repeated the words, “-Will you promise?" |
msu.31293105963247 | She suddenly bent forward into the boat- house, and said, ‘ Ca n’t you guess why? ’ I shook my head. |
msu.31293105963247 | Sir Percival Glyde ’s name is not mentioned, I know — but does that description at all resemble him? |
msu.31293105963247 | Sir Percival has altered his plans: the business of the signature is put off. ” “ Put off?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Sir Percival usually takes Isaac of York for the short distances. ” “ And your shining courageous Brown Molly for the long?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Sleepy, did I say? |
msu.31293105963247 | Suppose I begin with myself, so as to get done with that part of the subject as soon as possible? |
msu.31293105963247 | Suppose she only wanted to see me and to speak to me, for the sake of old remembrances? |
msu.31293105963247 | Suppose the figure should follow us? |
msu.31293105963247 | Suppose you have a little of both? |
msu.31293105963247 | Suppose, Marian, it should only exist, after all, in Anne Catherick ’s fancy? |
msu.31293105963247 | Supposing you were to make a will, when you come of age, who would you like the money to go to? |
msu.31293105963247 | Surely it was before the sun rose? |
msu.31293105963247 | Surely it would be a cruel candour to tell Laura this, without a pressing and a positive necessity for it? |
msu.31293105963247 | Surely our delightful Rafi'aello ’s conception is infinitely preferable?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Surely you would not be here, if you were afraid now? ’ ‘ No, ’ she said, ‘ I am not afraid now. ’ I asked why not. |
msu.31293105963247 | Surely, my chance meeting with him on the moor has disclosed another favourable trait in his character? |
msu.31293105963247 | Surely, with that note in your hand, your mind is at ease too?" |
msu.31293105963247 | T. r. 0-;"1 3/06 p: lClRC/ DateDuetindd- pv7 L ’? |
msu.31293105963247 | Tell me plainly, have you any rea~ son to distrust Sir Percival Glyde?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Tell me, in plain words, do you want my help?" |
msu.31293105963247 | The gentleman's business? |
msu.31293105963247 | The hiding of a crime, or the detection of acrime, what is it? |
msu.31293105963247 | The instant I'risked thatéchance reference to the person who had put her in theAsylur'n, she sprang upon her- knees; A? |
msu.31293105963247 | Then he stopped again, and said, ‘ Will you takea second chance, if I give it to you? |
msu.31293105963247 | Then why not make it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Then why not relieve me of the tablettes without being told? |
msu.31293105963247 | Then why tease him? |
msu.31293105963247 | Then will you be so very kind as to look into the garden and make quite sure?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Then, why the devil don‘t you go?" |
msu.31293105963247 | There are dogs about the house, and shall I leave my forlorn white children at the mercies of the dogs? |
msu.31293105963247 | There is only one thing I do n’t like about them, and do n’t like about Mrs. Clements--"“ What is it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | There was a third person watching us in the plantation, yesterday; and that third person — ” “ Are you sure it was the Count? |
msu.31293105963247 | There, looking at me from the doorway, stood a woman, whose face I never remembered to have seen before —"“ How was she dressed? |
msu.31293105963247 | To whom was it to be addressed? |
msu.31293105963247 | Volumes of letters and portfolios of testimonials, if you like? ’ ‘ One or two will do, ’ says this man THE WOMAN IN wnrrn. |
msu.31293105963247 | Want of exercise, I suppose? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was I Walter Hartright? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was it a bustle of footsteps below stairs? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was it likely that a young woman of twenty- one would die before a man of forty-five, and die without children? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was it nine struck, or eight? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was the housekeeper the only person who saw her? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was the view that I had seen, while listening to those words, the view that I saw now, standing on the hill- top by myself? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was this the well- known, uneventful road, where holiday people strolled on Sundays? |
msu.31293105963247 | Was this third person, supposed to have been secretly present at the interview, a reality, or the creature of Anne Catherick ’s excited fancy? |
msu.31293105963247 | We have made as many friendly sacrifices, on both sides, as men could; but we have had our secrets from each other, of course- — have n’t we? |
msu.31293105963247 | We quite understand each other — do n’t we? |
msu.31293105963247 | Well, Practical, will that do for you? ” “ What do you propose, if I leave it all to you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Well, Practical, will that do for you? ” “ What do you propose, if I leave it all to you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Well, ” she continued, turning to the boy, “ and wh0se ghost was it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Were that woman and I to meet once more? |
msu.31293105963247 | What am I to tell you about Mr. Fairlie? |
msu.31293105963247 | What answer could I make? |
msu.31293105963247 | What are you laughing about?" |
msu.31293105963247 | What can I recall of her, during the past six months, before I close my journal for the night? |
msu.31293105963247 | What can this mean? |
msu.31293105963247 | What could I do? |
msu.31293105963247 | What did it mean? |
msu.31293105963247 | What did she say? ” “ If I told you, Percival, we should only come back at the'end to where we are now. |
msu.31293105963247 | What did you say the place was called?" |
msu.31293105963247 | What do you mean? |
msu.31293105963247 | What do you think of the programme? |
msu.31293105963247 | What do you think, Fosco? |
msu.31293105963247 | What do you think, Mr. Hartright? ” “ I think so too. |
msu.31293105963247 | What does it all mean? |
msu.31293105963247 | What does this mean? |
msu.31293105963247 | What else had I to look to for consolation? |
msu.31293105963247 | What further service was required of me by any one? |
msu.31293105963247 | What had I done? |
msu.31293105963247 | What had become of her now? |
msu.31293105963247 | What has he said or done to justify you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | What has produced this singular fancy? |
msu.31293105963247 | What has really happened?" |
msu.31293105963247 | What have I observed in Sir Percival, since his return, to improve my opinion of him? |
msu.31293105963247 | What have women to do with business? |
msu.31293105963247 | What if their truth could be proved before the fatal words of consent were spoken, and the mar- riage- settlement was drawn? |
msu.31293105963247 | What if those wild accusations rested on a foundation of truth? |
msu.31293105963247 | What is it that makes me unable to blame them, or to ridicule them in him? |
msu.31293105963247 | What is she like?" |
msu.31293105963247 | What is the trifling mortification of my pride compared to the dreadful'sacrifice of your happiness?" |
msu.31293105963247 | What is your own private notion of a virtuous man, my pret- pret- pretty? |
msu.31293105963247 | What objection can she urge against him after that? |
msu.31293105963247 | What of the Count? |
msu.31293105963247 | What shall we do? |
msu.31293105963247 | What sort of a man is the uncle? |
msu.31293105963247 | What style?" |
msu.31293105963247 | What was I saying? |
msu.31293105963247 | What was the gentleman like? |
msu.31293105963247 | What was the overture to Guillaume Tell, but a symphony under another name? |
msu.31293105963247 | What was ‘ Moses in Egypt, ’ but a sublime oratorio, which was acted on the stage, instead of being coldly sung in a concert- room? |
msu.31293105963247 | What would Walter Hartright have said in this emergency? |
msu.31293105963247 | What, next, of the one person who holds the foremost place in my heart? |
msu.31293105963247 | When I got to the boat- house, no one was there. ” “ Yes? |
msu.31293105963247 | When did she come? |
msu.31293105963247 | When do you mean to sit down? ” growled Sir Percival ’s voice beneath me. |
msu.31293105963247 | When the bills are due, is there really and truly no earthly way of paying them but by the help of your wife? |
msu.31293105963247 | Where are your eyes? |
msu.31293105963247 | Where did she bring it with her? ” “ To this house. ” “ What the devil did Mrs. Catherick want at this house?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Where did she bring it with her? ” “ To this house. ” “ What the devil did Mrs. Catherick want at this house?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Where did you get this?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Where did you find it, Miss Halcombe?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Where had she stopped the cab? |
msu.31293105963247 | Where is Lady Glyde? ” I told him of the loss of the brooch, and said that Laura had gone into the plantation to look for it. |
msu.31293105963247 | Where is the woman who has ever really torn from her heart the image that has been once fixed in it by a true love? |
msu.31293105963247 | Where is your smell- ing- bottle? |
msu.31293105963247 | Whether Mr. Murderer and Mrs. Murderess Manning were not both unusually stout people? |
msu.31293105963247 | Who could it have been? |
msu.31293105963247 | Who do you think helped Anne Catherick to get the start, when the people from the madhouse were after her? |
msu.31293105963247 | Who else is left to you? |
msu.31293105963247 | Who gets the first of a woman ’s heart? |
msu.31293105963247 | Who had begun the cleansing of the marble, and who had left it unfinished? |
msu.31293105963247 | Who had done that wrong? |
msu.31293105963247 | Who knows? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why did I only do harm, when I wanted and meant to do good? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why did I only have courage enough to write you that letter? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why do I confess my curiosity? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why do I sit here still? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why do I weary my hot eyes and my burning head by writing more? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why do you suspect me of doing wrong? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why not call to me? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why not end it, there and then? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why not lie down and rest myself, and try to quench the fever that consumes me, in sleep? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why not to- da?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Why not? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why object, Gilmore, to a portfolio stand? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why should I prolong the hard trial of saying farewell by one unnecessary minute? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why should I? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why was this easiest, simplest work of self — culture always too much for me? |
msu.31293105963247 | Why? |
msu.31293105963247 | Will she forgive me, if I do? ’ I was so shocked and so startled, that Icould make no reply. |
msu.31293105963247 | Will the marriage take place soon? |
msu.31293105963247 | Will you excuse my 0b- stinacy if I still venture to press it? ” 110 THE WOMAN in warm. |
msu.31293105963247 | Will you pardon me, and spare me, Sir Percival, if I acknowledge that it is not so any longer?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Will you see her to- morrow at the farm? |
msu.31293105963247 | Will you take my arm? |
msu.31293105963247 | Will you think better of it, and tell me the rest? ’ I could only repeat the same words I had spoken before. |
msu.31293105963247 | Will you think better of it, and try your teeth in my fat neck? |
msu.31293105963247 | Wo n’t you fill your glass again? |
msu.31293105963247 | Won‘t you tell it? |
msu.31293105963247 | Would other men have remem- bered that in my place? |
msu.31293105963247 | Would you like it all to go to Miss Halcombe?" |
msu.31293105963247 | Would you mind taking great pains not to let the doors bang, and not to drop the portfolio? |
msu.31293105963247 | Would you trust her in other things? |
msu.31293105963247 | Yes? |
msu.31293105963247 | Yes? |
msu.31293105963247 | Yes? |
msu.31293105963247 | Yes? |
msu.31293105963247 | You all know where that is? |
msu.31293105963247 | You draw and paint, I hear, Mr. Hartright? |
msu.31293105963247 | You have thought so yourself, dear lady, have you not? |
msu.31293105963247 | You know that he saw Mr. Fairlie yesterday, and that he afterwards went out with me? ” “ Yes. |
msu.31293105963247 | You quite understand about that little matter of business being safe in my hands? |
msu.31293105963247 | You saw me send the gardener on to the house, with a. letter addressed, in a strange handwriting, to Miss Fairlie?" |
msu.31293105963247 | You see I do n’t think much of my own sex, Mr. Hartright- which will you have, tea or coffee? |
msu.31293105963247 | You seem to know Mrs. Catherick, Miss Halcombe?" |
msu.31293105963247 | You told her so, did you not? ” “ Certainly." |
msu.31293105963247 | You understand now, Mr. Hartright, why I speak of waiting to take legal advice until to- mon'ow? |
msu.31293105963247 | You were not talking of anything very terrible were you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | You will let me know as soon as the arrangement is complete? |
msu.31293105963247 | You will pardon an invalid? |
msu.31293105963247 | \ What I want to know is this: ought I, at once, to take such steps as I can to discover the writer of the letter? |
msu.31293105963247 | \Vhat did she tell you about your husband? ”'“ She stopped again, Marian, at that point —"“ And said no more?" |
msu.31293105963247 | \Vhat did she tell you about your husband? ”'“ She stopped again, Marian, at that point —"“ And said no more?" |
msu.31293105963247 | \Vho do you think saw her again in Cumberland? |
msu.31293105963247 | _ “ Shall I? ” she asked in my ear; “ I will, if you tell me." |
msu.31293105963247 | a Was there no excuse for me? |
msu.31293105963247 | am I going to be ill? |
msu.31293105963247 | compliments and soft speeches? |
msu.31293105963247 | did you call after her? ” “ How could I? |
msu.31293105963247 | did you call after her? ” “ How could I? |
msu.31293105963247 | do you care about your wife?" |
msu.31293105963247 | have I shown you that your temper will not letyou help yourself? |
msu.31293105963247 | have suggested to the boy himself the answer which has so naturally shocked you? |
msu.31293105963247 | her former inquiry: “ You don‘t think I ought to be taken back, doyou?" |
msu.31293105963247 | me go out? |
msu.31293105963247 | mine?" |
msu.31293105963247 | my face speaks the truth, then? |
msu.31293105963247 | or are you surprised at my careless way of talking? |
msu.31293105963247 | or ought I to wait, and apply to Mr. Fairlie ’s legal adviser to- morrow? |
msu.31293105963247 | or shallI give you some outlet?" |
msu.31293105963247 | or was he only suffering from the heat a little more severely than usual? |
msu.31293105963247 | quiries about her, when he might have passed the time so much more agreeably in Laura ’s society? |
msu.31293105963247 | said when I consented to our engagement? |
msu.31293105963247 | said? ” She turned again towards me, and shook her head impatiently. |
msu.31293105963247 | thathas at the mercy of any delusion which common chances and common coincidences might suggest to my imagination? |
msu.31293105963247 | the ano~ nymous letter? |
msu.31293105963247 | the heat, down stairs? ” I asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | u ‘ i~\ “ 1-'~ 1--m= 12? “"“"‘ u': H ‘ 1! |
msu.31293105963247 | v “ I am to understand, then, that you hold by the deter- mination expressed in your letter? |
msu.31293105963247 | what do you mean?" |
msu.31293105963247 | what is there extraordinary in that? |
msu.31293105963247 | what was I saying? ’ I reminded the poor creature, as kindly and delicately as I could. |
msu.31293105963247 | where is the faultless human creature who can persevere in a good resolution, without sometimes failing and falling back? |
msu.31293105963247 | whether Rope Alexander the Sixth was a good man? |
msu.31293105963247 | who will dress her for dinner to- day? |
msu.31293105963247 | y “ Does Miss Fairlie know of that wish? ” I asked, eagerly. |
msu.31293105963247 | yes?" |
msu.31293105963247 | you saw it yesterday evening, in the twilight? |
msu.31293105963247 | you will never lower yourself by making a con- fession to him?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ~.. 1 “ Are you calmer, now? ” I said, as soon as I thought it time to speak again. |
msu.31293105963247 | — Have the anxieties of this anxious time shaken me a little, at last? |
msu.31293105963247 | — Or must I go back, and( as you put it in your dear straightforward English) bully and bluster a little more? ” “ Pooh! |
msu.31293105963247 | — my hands are bound. ” “ You maintain your note on the clause, then, to the letter? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | —- I gave him the letter. ” “ What did he say when you gave it to him?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Are you thankful enough to do me one little kindness? ’ she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Did you hear me following you in the wood? |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Did you see me at the lake last night? ’ she said. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ I mean to have the rest out of you, ’ he said; ‘ do you hear? |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Ill? ’ she repeated; ‘ I ’m dying. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Letters? ’ I say. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Respectable? ’ says Papa. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Shall I undo the harm? ’ she said to herself, doubtfully. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Surely you draw yourself? ’ she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Surely you have not ‘ forgotten that? ”-''"Her features relaxed, and she drew a heavy breath'ofre- lief. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Was it very long ago? |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ What do you want? |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ What was it I said just now? ’ she asked, after a while. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Will you alter your mind, and tell me the rest? |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ Would you build such a tomb for me, Percival? ’ I asked him. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ You knew my mother? ’ I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ You under- stand? ” he went on; ‘ I have read it. |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ doing-- I listened eagerly for more; but she stopped at those words. ” “ You tried to make her go on?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘ “ What misfortune? |
msu.31293105963247 | ‘, ‘ And your mother? |
msu.31293105963247 | ’ says Papa, in a great surprise, ‘ who talked of bank- note? |
msu.31293105963247 | ’ ‘ Stop, stop, ’ says Papa, ‘ is he a foreigner, or an Englishman? ’ ‘ English to the bone of his back, ’ I answer. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ A few hundreds, when I want as many thousands. ” “ Have you no other security to borrow upon? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ A fine horse, my friend, ” said the Count, addressing the groom with the most engaging familiarity of manner “ You are going to drive out? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Ah, indeed? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ All in white? ” Miss Halcombe repeated. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Am I to understand, Sir Percival, that your wife's room is a prison, and that your housemaid is the gaoler who keeps it? ” I asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And his name?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And how did you get on with Mr. Fairlie?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And how is good Mr. Gilmore? ” he began, all in a glow with the warmth of his own amiabih'ty. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And she was strangely dressed, from head to foot, all in white?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And why not,"asked the Count, “ when your meaning can be explained by anybody in two words? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And you can ask for it without compromising yourself?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And you scraped away the sand, and dug a hollow place in it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ And you told them the news at Limmeridge House?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are they related to each other? ” “ Not a bit of it. ” “ And yet, so like?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are they related to each other? ” “ Not a bit of it. ” “ And yet, so like?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are you a man of rank and title yourself? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are you going to my uncle ’s room?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are you quite sure of those words referring to my mo- ther? ” she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are you sure he is out of the country? ” “ Certain. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are you sure that your friend in London will receive you at such a late hour as this? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Are you yourself again? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Baxter? ” 1 said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ But surely I hear some horrid children in the garden — my private garden- below? ” “ I ca n’t say, Mr. Fairlie. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ But when you did move — when you came out —?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Can you remember what the writing was? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Can you talk to me, without feeling frightened, and without forgetting that I am a friend? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Come, Nina, ” he said; “ we remember each other, do n’t we?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Could I speak to you for a moment, miss? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Crisis? ” repeated Sir Percival. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did the forlorn woman whom you met in the high road seem young? ” she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did you ask me why Miss Fairlie wasneither well nor happy this morning? ” I continued. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did you hear anybody calling after us?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did you hear me?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did you not hear from the housekeeper that there was a report of Anne Catherick having been seen in this neighbour- hood? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did you say that Mrs. Catherick lived anywhere in this neighbourhood? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did you see any one, or hear any one in the plan- tation?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Did you try to save the poor thing? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Didhe say anything when you had done? ” “ He looked at me, and laughed to himself, in a mocking, bitter way. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do n't upset me by losing my place? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do n’t you remember my telling you, when'vve la's‘tmet, that I was going to Cumberland? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do n’t you see that I want to come in? ” “ Ah, but you must n’t come in,"was the answer, with- au- othcr and a broader grin still. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you know many people in London?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you know wh0se dog it is? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you live in London? ” she said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you mean to join us at dinner?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you mind my closing my eyes while you speak? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you see any carriage I can get? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you see nothing? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Do you think Iwould remain an instant in the company of any man whom I suspected of such baseness as that? ” she asked, angrily. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Has Mr. Fairlie given you a satisfactory answer?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Has Mr. Gilmore been advising you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Has anything happened? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have I deserved that you should write to me? ” was all I could say. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have I suffered as you have sufl'ered? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have a bonbon?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you any leisure time to spare, ” she asked, “ before you begin to work in your own room?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you any letter for the post, Miss Halcombe? ” he asked, approaching me, with the bag. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you been long back from Cumberland? ” he asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you been writing many letters, and receiving many letters, lately?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you found no trace of her?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you heard from him?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you just come in? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you said all you wanted to Laura? ” she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Have you seen a woman pass this way? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How are we to get the answer in time? ” she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How came the housekeeper to know it was Mrs. Cathe- rick ’s dog?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How came you to lose possession of the letter? ” I asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How dare you frighten a poor help- less woman like that? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How dare you talk to me in that way? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How do you know that, Marian?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How do you know that?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How do you know?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ How should he have known, otherwise, that Mr. Merri- man was Sir Percival ’s solicitor?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I am afraid the baronet, whose name you are unwilling to mention to me, has done you some grievous wrong? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I am afraid you have serious reason to complain of some man of rank and title? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I am afraid, Countess, you are not quite so well asusual? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I am not certain. ” “ Which do you think?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I beg your pardon,"I said; “ but am I right in supposing that you are going to Blackwater Park?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I hope it has secured me your entire confidence in what I have still to say?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I stayed with Mrs. Clements till we both came to this place, two days ago. ” “ You are living in the village, then? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I suppose we have really and truly done all we can? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I suppose you have known Mrs. Catherick for some years?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I will carry it there, myself, Mr. Fairlie, if you will allow me. ” “ Will you really? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ I wonder if the housekeeper knows? ” she persisted. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ If my signature pledges me to anything, ” she said, “ surely, I have some claim to know what that pledge is?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Ifany doubts still trouble you,"I said, “ why not men- tion them to me at once? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Ignorantly, what? ” inquired Miss Halcombe, sharply. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ In that case, why not question the housekeeper?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ In the direction of the lake- as far as the boat- house. ” “ Aha? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is Anne found? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is Mrs. Michelson gone to bed yet?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is be well and happy, and getting on in his pro- fession? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is it absolutely necessary to speak of my marriage en- gagement?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is it absolutely necessary,"he asked, “ that this thing here, under your elbow, should be signed to- day? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is it? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is n’t it awful?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is that letter for me? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is that the road to London? ” she said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is the key in the door, Marian? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is the turnpike man looking out? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Is there any doubt in your mind, now, Miss Halcombe?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Knight, or Baronet? ” I asked, with an agitation that I could hide no longer. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Like? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Man? ” he repeated. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Many ” —- she came to a full stop, and looked me search- ingly in the face- “ many men of the rank of Baronet?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ May I ask in what direction?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ May I leave it to Marian, Mr. Gilmore? ” 152 THE WOMAN IN WHITE. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ May I trust you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ May I venture to inquire why you express that hope?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ May she not give it in the future,"he asked, “ if the one object of her husband ’s life is to deserve it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Mr. Hartright, ” she said, “ will you come here for a min- ute? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ My act? ” he said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ My master drives him- self. ” “ Aha! ” said the Count, “ does he indeed? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ No more adventures, I suppose, this evening?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ No more discoveries, like your discovery of the wounded dog?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ No, miss, ” said the girl; “ we have not felt it to speak of. ” “ You have been out in the woods, then, I suppose?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ No; I know no particulars. ” “ You will sign nothing, Laura, without first looking at it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Nor where she has lived since? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ North, or south? ” “ North — to Cumberland." |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Nothing. ” “ Absolutely nothing?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Oh, yes — how can it be otherwise? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ One of mine? ” “ No; not one ofyours. ” “ Whose then? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ One of mine? ” “ No; not one ofyours. ” “ Whose then? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Shall I play some of those little melodies of Mozart ’s, which you used to like so much?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Shall~I give this private difficulty of yours a name? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ She asked me, in return, if I should not be afraid of a man who had shut me up in a madhouse, and who would shut me up again, if he could? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Surely you tried to save it, Marian? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Surely you will acknow- ledge that your model pupil is found at last? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Surely, Laura, you asked what the fear was which she dwelt on so earnestly? ” “ Yes; I asked that. ” “ And what did she say?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Surely, Laura, you asked what the fear was which she dwelt on so earnestly? ” “ Yes; I asked that. ” “ And what did she say?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Surely, you remember me? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Suspicion? ” she repeated. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Tell me, Percival, ” he said, “ have you had a pleasant drive? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ The company coming, and the accident to the brindled cow, was all the news I had to take to the farm. ” “ Did you mention names? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ The poor creature had strayed into the plantation, and had been shot by your keeper. ” “ Whose dog was it? ” inquired Sir Percival. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ They are better authorities than I am; for they know what virtue is, and I do n’t. ” “ You hear him? ” said Sir Percival. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Was be particularly nervous this morning? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Was it a man, or a woman?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Was the Asylum far from where you met me? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Well, Percival, ” he said; “ and, in the case of Lady Glyde ’s death, what do you get then? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Well, but which will you have, to- day? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Well, miss, ” said the lad, “ I just got it from a wo- man. ” “ What woman?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What are you laughing about?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What can we do, Marian? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What change? ” he asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What did I tell you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What did you do with it, when you found it in the sand?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What do you expect from your wife? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What do you say now?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What do you see there to laugh at? ” I asked, as angrily as if she had been a servant of my own. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What does it mean? ” “ It means that you andI together have brought the worst- tempered man in all England to his senses,"answered the Count. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What does your side say? ” he went on; “ now pray tell me — what doe your side say? ”~ I was ashamed to tell him. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What does your side say? ” he went on; “ now pray tell me — what doe your side say? ”~ I was ashamed to tell him. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What has frightened you? ” She looked round at he half- open door- put her lips time to my ear — and answered in a whisper: “ Marian! |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What has happened? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What has he done to you? ” “ Nothing, ” the poor creature answered. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is it I am to sign? ” she asked, quietly. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is it you propose, then? ” I asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is it, my dear?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is that opposite Mr. Hartright? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is the meaning of the house being deserted in this way? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is there to consider about? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What is your view of the subject, Count? ” asked Ma~ dame Fosco, calmly proceeding with her cigarettes, and not taking the least notice of me. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What makes you doubt me?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What makes you think that? ” she asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What other misfortune could there be? ” 1 determined to persist, as delicatelyand for- beariugly as; i 104 THE WOMAN m wm'rs. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What person?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What reason can there be, on my side, for withdrawing? ” I heard her breath quickening; I felt her hand growing THE WOMAN IN WHITE. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What shall I see in my dreams to- night? ” I thought to myself, as I put out the candle; “ the woman in white? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What shall I see in my dreams to- night? ” I thought to myself, as I put out the candle; “ the woman in white? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What then, Laura? ” Her cheek grew burning hot against my neck; and her arms trembled and tightened round me. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What ’s the matter, now? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ What ’s the matter? ” I heard Sir Percival say, in a low voice. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ When? ”-"Only yesterday. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Where is Fanny? ” I inquired. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Where is it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Where should I go, if not here?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Which of the horses has be taken? ” I asked, care- lessly. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who are you? ” she cried, facing me resolutely, as she set her foot on the stile. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who can Laura ’s correspondent be? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who cares for his causes of complaint? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who could it have been?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who do you think the gentleman was, then? ” I asked. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who is the brute you call Baxter? ” The girl grinned again, more cheerftu than ever. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who showed it to you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who told you so?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who ’s there? ” I called out. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who ’s there?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Who, for Heaven ’s sake? ” “ Anne Catherick." |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Whose dog was it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Whose suspicion can we excite, now that Sir Percival has left the house? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Whose? ” I asked, in the utmost astonishment. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why are we to stop her, sir? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why do n’t you come in and sit down? ” “ I want to see the light out of that window,"replied the Count, softly.' |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why do n’t you help me? ” she asked, with angry suddenness. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why do you ask? ” I “ BecauseI hope, for my own sake, there is one Baronet that you do n’t know." |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why do you stand there? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why do you want to see it?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why not? ” “ Because silence is safe —~ and we have need of safety in this house." |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why the devil do you look at me in that way?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why, Walter, what is the matter with you? ” “ Consider! ” echoed my sister. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Why? ” “ A strange thing happened, after we parted, that night. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Will you be good enough to say that I understand the letter, and that I am very much obliged? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Will you say that I consent to whatever arrangement he may think best? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Wo n’t you take your old place? ” she said, speaking very abruptly, and in very low tones. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Yam remember me?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Yes — just now-- Sir Percival — ” “ Did he come in? ” “ No: he frightened me by a thump on the door, outside. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Yes, Sir Percival: Mr. Merriman, from London. ” “ Where is he? ” “ In the library, Sir Percival." |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Yes, a great many. ” “ Many men of rank and title?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Yes, miss. ” “ One of them was taken faint and ill, I am told? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Yes, ” I replied, “ if you must know it. ” “ Do you mean to write to him again? ” I hesitated. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You are going down stairs, Marian? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You are not afraid of him, are you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You believe, ” she said, “ in this secret that my husband is afraid of? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You dear old Gilmore; how you do hate rank and family, do n’t you? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You foolish boy, ” she said, “ why do n’t you beg Mr. Dempster ’s pardon, and hold your tongue about the ghost? ” “ Eh! |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You found, of course, that they had heard nothing? ” I said. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You had a letter from him? ” she persisted. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You heard what he said to me?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You inquired at the railway? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ And at the different inns?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You inquired at the railway? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ And at the different inns?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You know the character which is given to my countrymen by the English? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You mean some other member of the family besides Miss Halcombe? ” I suggested, seeing her at a loss to proceed. |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You provoking old Gilmore, what can you possibly mean by calling him a man? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You quite understand, Sir Percival?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You very best of good old friends,"said Mr. Fairlie, leaning back lazily before he could look at me, “ are you quite well? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You were there yesterday evening, I hear; and you found visitors at the house?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ You wo n’t answer me? |
msu.31293105963247 | “ Young enough to be two or three- and- twenty?" |
msu.31293105963247 | “ ‘ ft‘m'akes all the difl'erence,"thong’h. ‘-I spoke so rough to you','"s'lr'*, but you must o'wn'that appear? |
msu.31293105963247 | “\Vhat harm does the light do? ” “ It shows she is not in bed yet. |
msu.31293105963247 | “\Vhy does it encourage you?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ” he asked, “ or were you just going out?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ” “ Brought it with her? |
msu.31293105963247 | ” “ Do I look curious about it? ” “ Yes, you do. ” “ So! |
msu.31293105963247 | ” “ If she leaves no children —- ” “ Which she is likely to do?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ” “ Not a shred. ” “ What have you actually got with your wife, at the present moment?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ” “ What sort of woman, sir?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ” “ Your flesh? |
msu.31293105963247 | ”- “ How did you come here?" |
msu.31293105963247 | ”{ “ Father? |
nyp.33433074809454 | A Priest? |
nyp.33433074809454 | A lumberman? |
nyp.33433074809454 | A salmon? nyp.33433074809454 A what?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | A — a birthmark? |
nyp.33433074809454 | A — what? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Aged? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ah,he sighed, sinking back in his chair, and patting the slender hand of the girl beside him,"ah, who can tell what a monkey thinks?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Alone? nyp.33433074809454 Am I to tell all my secrets to an infantry captain?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | American? nyp.33433074809454 And I?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | And Lynda? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And Voyou? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And his sweetheart, Aline? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And my Crimson Diamond is inside that cat? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And my left eye,said I,"is that gone, too?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | And suppose,I continued,"I had been born with an eye blind; could you have loved such a man?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | And that cat told you this? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And the plot thickens,said Pierpont;"are the Cardinal Woods full of your Secret Service men, Barris?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | And theft,she said, with a faint smile,''where is my heart, if you please?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | And what is your name? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you can see perfectly well? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you do n't care? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you have stayed to fire this mine? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you imagine,said I,"that these snow- birds are going to interrupt the game — this game?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you think of him? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you, Jimmy? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And your eye does n't pain? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And — and you would not — you do n't think less of a man because he fishes with bait? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And — fire the mine? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Any panthers seen lately, Jimmy? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Any trout left? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you afraid? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you deaf? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you going to lose the others? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you hungry? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you ill? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you not going? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you not mortified, you bad bird? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you seated? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you serious? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you speaking to me, Ysonde? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you sure? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you very much bewildered? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Back?—where? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Banged in the eye? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Be careful, Bobby, your sleeve is getting wet"Might what? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Because,said I,"you had a Silver Doctor snapped off by a big fish, do you imagine it's the only fly in the world?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Blind? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Blind? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Bobby,she cried,"you are white — are you ill?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Bosh,said I, piqued because he had asked Pierpont,''what use is little Willy without his man?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Buck,said I,"how many pounds do you take in?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Bull luck; did you see Randal's men? nyp.33433074809454 But I am an artist,"I said in a low voice,"is there hope?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | But do n't you think even a poor law should be observed until wise legislation can find a rem- edy? |
nyp.33433074809454 | But do n't you think,suggested Garland,"that a liberal law would be better?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | But he warned you that a sudden blow wouldMight-"Oh — did he say might?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | But how did they look? nyp.33433074809454 But that splash in the lake?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | But what am I to do with them? |
nyp.33433074809454 | But what is it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | But you have lived there? |
nyp.33433074809454 | But — a — a boat"A boat in that? |
nyp.33433074809454 | But — but the gentleman's name? |
nyp.33433074809454 | But — it's very, very kind of you — but you will go away before winter — will you not? |
nyp.33433074809454 | But,I began,"if you ca n't tell whether they think at all, what's the use of trying to conjecture what they would think if they did think?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | But,persisted Garland,"why Corners?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | But,said I,"how did you know I was com- ing here? |
nyp.33433074809454 | C'rect,he said, shifting his quid,''what can I dew for yew, sir?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ca n't I help you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ca n't I walk? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ca n't you see I'm fishin'? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ca n't you see any movement near the woods?'' nyp.33433074809454 Ca n't you wait?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Can Ciscome too? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Can you finish it by this afternoon? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Carved stone did you say sir? nyp.33433074809454 Chinese? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Close behind? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Comment?'' nyp.33433074809454 Creed? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Dead? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Deuce,I said, picking up a ball,"are you ready?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did I leave you so? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did I win the set? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did I? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you buy the house? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you ever hear of a hen- pecked man? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you ever see anything like that? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you see that shy grey bird? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do I? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do n't you believe in Pythagoras? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do n't you see that my father and I could not take rooms — now? nyp.33433074809454 Do n't you think so?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do what? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you believe it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you believe this? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you hate me, Miss Wyeth? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you imagine you will win? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know Paris? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know the pool? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know what a Spirit- bird is, Ferris? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you like my story? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you mean to say that gold is a composite metal?'' nyp.33433074809454 Do you mean to say that the white tabby swal- lowed the Crimson Diamond?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you not hate the Confederates? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you not hear? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you not know you might fall — and all for a shoe?'' nyp.33433074809454 Do you remember?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think it is serious? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do — do you mind if I speak to you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Does he look as I do? nyp.33433074809454 Does his little gun kick when the shells are crimped too tight?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Does your eye pain very much? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Does your step- father make gold? nyp.33433074809454 Dying,"said Kellogg, —"never mind, Doug- las, I'll see to the water; keep your glass on their batteries; what are they doing now?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Easily,I answered;"when shall we go?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Eh? nyp.33433074809454 Elsie,"I faltered,"do you mean to say that guard could not see you?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Elsie,he said,"do you feel chilly?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Er — a little"Student of diamonds? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Faith, sir,she said maliciously,"did you think you were the only one?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Flies? nyp.33433074809454 For me to do? |
nyp.33433074809454 | For what? — for his death? |
nyp.33433074809454 | For what? — for his death? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Goin'to see Cis? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Going? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Going? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Gone to India? nyp.33433074809454 Good- bye""Nothing more?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Good- bye,—good- night,I said,"you are the loveliest, sweetest""Quick,—what?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Grey — with slim wings and big dark eyes? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Has he bitten you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Has the mine been fired — the powder trail? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you ever heard of Christ? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you seen a Chinaman? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you seen one also? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you seen sorcery? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Hey? |
nyp.33433074809454 | How are you, Kensett? |
nyp.33433074809454 | How can I tell,she answered;"I would willingly concede it if it were not""For the forfeit,"I added;"then you think I did lose the point?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How can you think of the game now? |
nyp.33433074809454 | How do you know you do n't? |
nyp.33433074809454 | How soon will you be back? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I am blind in one eye — will it be noticeable? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I am not invisible to you,she said;"why should you care?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I do n't know,I muttered;"what, in hell's the matter?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I do n't want to sleep,I answered;"when are you and Pierpont going to catch your Gold- maker?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I do not see the star; where, Louis? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I have been in these forests every summer and autumn for twenty years,said Bly lock,''and I never saw either panther or lynx; have you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I have been looking for you all day — all day,she said, in the same low thrilling tones, —"I want the letters back; have you them here?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I know it,said Cleymore, hastily scan- ning the rifle- pits,"keep the men under cover, Douglas — what's up? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I must speak,he said;"are you ready?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I shall not need them,he murmured,"what are the rebels doing?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | I suppose so, ca n't you see anything? nyp.33433074809454 I will be back by eight,"I said;"you are expecting to catch one of the gold- makers are you not?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | I will bring offerings,I said,"do you like bon- bons, gentle maiden?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I will if I can,said I, cheerfully;"what is it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I — I never expected to see you again,I blurted out,"— you — I — I — thought I had dreamed''"Dreamed, of me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I — I was in the hallway of the hotel,said Tip, eagerly,"'n'I seen what you done to Cy Pettingil""What were you doing there?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I — I will if you want? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I — asleep? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I — had n't thought,—you ca n't leave her, can you, Tip? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I'll not put up with this sort of thing much longer — how in the name of all that's foxy did he know that I went to the moun- tains? nyp.33433074809454 I'm going to try for him every day till I get him,"said I, trying not to lie more than neces- sary:"Of course you'll not infringe?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I? nyp.33433074809454 I? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I? nyp.33433074809454 I? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I? nyp.33433074809454 I?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | In an hour; you do n't propose to go with us? |
nyp.33433074809454 | In the West Branch? |
nyp.33433074809454 | In writing? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Into the woods? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Io,repeated the girl, softly,"is it rare?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is everything plain to you? nyp.33433074809454 Is it across the ocean, Ysonde?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it important, papa? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it like me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it so hard to surrender to a woman? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it true that you have serenaded the dormitory before?'' nyp.33433074809454 Is it very painful?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it yours? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is that a birthmark? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is that a scar? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is that all? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is that all? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is that your word of honour, Tip? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is there any danger? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is there much gone? |
nyp.33433074809454 | It bust,said I, brutally,"did you curse?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | It has been a long time,''we said; and;''Did you sleep? |
nyp.33433074809454 | It is rough; I do n't know,—Louis, was that an offer? |
nyp.33433074809454 | It is the symbol of the Kuen- Yuin,she said in a trembing voice;''why do you ask?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | It seems unfair to take the point; — does the eye pain, Bobby? |
nyp.33433074809454 | It was because you fell asleep,she said,"was it not?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | It will cheer Billy,I suggested;"did I tell you that he bit me yesterday and I whacked him? |
nyp.33433074809454 | It will do, Pillsbury,he said,"where is O'Halloran?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | It's Japanese, do n't you think? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Keenan,he called,"do you want volun- teers?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Listen,she said in a low voice,"do you think you will come again to my fountain?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Luna,she repeated gravely,"is he rare?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Lynda is lying down,she said,"is n't sup- per nearly ready? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Lynda,cooed Ysonde,"do you think that we might camp for a few days with Bobby and Mr. Blylock? |
nyp.33433074809454 | May I come up? |
nyp.33433074809454 | May I inquire what the contents are? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | My aunt is well, thank you, Bobby; did you like the sherbet she made?'' nyp.33433074809454 My right eye — Ysonde — I can see! — Do you understand? |
nyp.33433074809454 | My — my dog? |
nyp.33433074809454 | No — have you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | No — o —"In arithmetic? |
nyp.33433074809454 | No, no,she said,"shall I get some fresh water?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | No, what is your new cast? |
nyp.33433074809454 | No? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Not very? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Nothing — was it a lynx on Noon Peak? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Nothing,I repeated,"when shall I go, Mr. Jamison? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Now what in the name of common sense can Godfrey find interesting in that creature? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Now, Sir Fisherman,said Ysonde,"a cup of this white wine with your trout? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Now, really,said Cleymore,"am I to tell all my secrets to a girl spy?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Now,I said,"what time does the next train leave?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Now,said I,"for Barris'usual coup- de- theatre: what was the nugget?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh, Bobby, you're joking; am I overdoing it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh, all right,—you mean when there's shoot- ing going on? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh, that was only one of those old songs, you know; I did n't intend"One of those old songs? nyp.33433074809454 Oh, what — what else?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh, yes, I'll take them,I laughed,"am I to read them?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh,said Cleymore,"and do you know where the wires are buttoned?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh,said Cleymore,"you came that way, did n't you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh,said Curtis,"you've been to Peeks- kill?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh,said Garland,"an object lesson in nat- ural history?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh,said Pierpont,"one of your col- leagues?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | One on Wormly,laughed Garland, drop- ping the great yellow and violet- brown moths from his cyanide- jar into her lap,"are they not pretty, Celia?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Only a jay? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Only jagged? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Pardi, Monsieur, how else am I to get my shoe? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Pink? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Room? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Roy,said Barris as David bowed and started on,"what did you do yesterday?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I come back? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I read to you a little while? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall we try to find the fountain? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Sheltered me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shylock,I continued, smiling at nothing,"have you read Emerson?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Soger Charlie,mused the sparrow police- man,"shot his- self, did n't he, Mr. Hilton? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Solly,said I, when Ferris disappeared below the cliff,"do you want a frog?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Something interesting? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Spirit- bird — the French one — the Oiseau Saint- Esprit? nyp.33433074809454 Strange? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Student? |
nyp.33433074809454 | T TAVE you ever drawn a picture of a I I corpse?'' nyp.33433074809454 Thank you sir,"said Howlett, —"and Solo- mon, sir?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Thank you,I said;"will you sit beside me on the turf?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Thanks,said I,"Barris, where is the city ofYian?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | That crescent shaped mark? nyp.33433074809454 That's the bird,"said Ferris;"why?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | The Brambles? |
nyp.33433074809454 | The Seventh Seal? |
nyp.33433074809454 | The next train for where? |
nyp.33433074809454 | The people of Yian? nyp.33433074809454 The shooting is good,"said Barris,"have you noticed the snipe on the meadow by the lake? |
nyp.33433074809454 | The time that is to come, is not; How then can it be mine? nyp.33433074809454 The — the panther's — don't you remember?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then Blylock did n't hit him? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then I am to keep them until further instruc- tions? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then I lost that point? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then it's supernatural,said Barris;"Pier- pout, do you want to come with me?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then kill it and bury it,I said;"and by the way, where did it come from?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then speak as they do in Yian,I urged im- patiently,"speak as — why, Ysonde I why are you crying? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then why did you risk everything to come and tell me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then why do you not ask me why? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then why not Ten Pin Alley? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then you believe there is a Xin here? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then — you send me away? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then,said I, flushing uncomfortably,"when will you pay the forfeit?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | There is no such city,he said at length,"have I been talking in my sleep?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | There must be,—perhaps in the lake"Oh, Xins inhabit lakes? |
nyp.33433074809454 | They are wet,I said;"shall — would you like to have me read them?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Think how I should feel? |
nyp.33433074809454 | This,said I,"is a very strange history; did you know that Mr. Ferris and myself — existed?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Those strings are sufficiently tied,she said,"tell me whom you serenaded?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Three weeks? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Tip, dear, have you been naughty? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Tip,said Garland,"what do you think of these?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | To which? |
nyp.33433074809454 | To whom did he eulogize me, Tip? |
nyp.33433074809454 | To whom did he say this? |
nyp.33433074809454 | To whom? nyp.33433074809454 To you, Bobby,"she whispered close to my ear,"did n't you know that I loved you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | To- morrow? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Tobacco? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Trick? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Unfortunate, eh? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Vantage out,said I, gritting my teeth;"what were you laughing at, Ysonde?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | W — what? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Walk? — yes, if you want to bleed to death — 187 The Black Water. nyp.33433074809454 Was it deuce? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Was it gold? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well, you saw the panther we brought in also, did n't you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well,I said in desperation,"why do cats bite? — hang it all!" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well,said I,"are the hob- nails all right?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well,said I,"is there a story to tell?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well,said Jamison, looking up at me,''what are you thinking about?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Well? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Were you perfect in reading? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Wh — a — at, sir? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What a pity to frighten them; see — look how close they come to me? nyp.33433074809454 What are you laughing at?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What claws? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What consequences? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What consequences? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you know about Queen's eti- quette? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you know of the dragon- daw? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you mean by that? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you mean? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you study? nyp.33433074809454 What do you think about it now?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you want, sonny? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What has got into that cat? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What in Heaven's name,said I,"have you got in your pocket? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is home without a dinner? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is it? nyp.33433074809454 What is it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is the flower you hold in your hand? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is the matter with me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is the matter? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is the use? nyp.33433074809454 What of it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What the deuce am I sprinting about the valley at this hour for? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What the devil shall I do? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What the devil's the matter with him? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What the mischief shall I do? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What time is it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What troubles you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What was it killed the white heifer two weeks ago? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What would become of him? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What's she got in her hand — clenched tight? nyp.33433074809454 What's that hop o'my thumb up to now?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What's the matter? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What's the prospect, David,I asked, try- ing to keep my feet in the tangle of wagging, whining dogs;"hello, what's amiss with Mioche?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What's the trouble with the basket? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What's them bugs good fur? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What, sir? |
nyp.33433074809454 | When are they to be married, Ysonde? |
nyp.33433074809454 | When are you going? |
nyp.33433074809454 | When/ have white hair and years of discre- tion,said Pierpont languidly,"I'll not flirt with pretty serving- maids; will you, Roy?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | When? |
nyp.33433074809454 | When? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where did that come from? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where did you get it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where did you get it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where does your step- father live? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where from, Papa? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where have you been? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where have you no men? nyp.33433074809454 Where is Yian, Ysonde?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where is Ysonde? nyp.33433074809454 Where is this city?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where, Ysonde? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Which is it, Skelton? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Which we will,said Ysonde, gaily,"we are going, are we not, Lynda?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who are you from, anyway? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who are you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who are you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who is the Shiner? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who knows? nyp.33433074809454 Who told you I was coming?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who told you that? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who told you this? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who told you, Keen? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who was that man? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Whose? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why did you not ask me before?'' nyp.33433074809454 Why did you, Diane?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do you ask me such things?'' nyp.33433074809454 Why do you ask me these questions,"she murmured;"are you displeased?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do you imagine that I waste my time on you?'' nyp.33433074809454 Why do you look at me so?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do you not take the path? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why? nyp.33433074809454 Why?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will it disfigure me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will they bark to- night? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you become my pupil? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you listen to reason, then? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you not give it to me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you not sing again, Diane? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you tell me his name, Ysonde? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you try it, Ysonde? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Witchcraft? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would a Chinaman be likely to turn lumber- man?'' nyp.33433074809454 Would it please you to hear?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would n't he talk? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes — after"After? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes — and you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes — come; Tip will welcome you"And you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes — why, Barris? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes, I am thirsty,said Ysonde,"— what do you know about freckles?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes, for I have worn the yellow lotus"The yellow lotus''Yellow is the symbol of faith''"Where?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes, sir? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes, the reptile satellite of the Xin"Anything else? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes,repeated the bald one,"the spiritual welfare of our domestic cats''''Toms and Tabbies?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes,said I,"it is unfair; are you ready?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes,she murmured, —"does it seem to you unwomanly?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yes,—what troubles you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yew be? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yian is a city,said Barris, speaking dream- ily;"was that what you wished to know, Pier- pont?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Yian? nyp.33433074809454 Yian? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You are milking early,he said,"did you just come from the pasture?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You are very daring — how do you know that the whole school are not watching?'' nyp.33433074809454 You are very talented,"I said,"where did you study?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | You are very welcome,she said,"is it better?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You did? nyp.33433074809454 You do n't understand, you ca n't conceive the depth of depravity that leads a man to catch a trout as I've caught this,—can you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You have been ill."How long? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You mean the maid with the cap in the Pull- man car? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You must n't say that;—must you? nyp.33433074809454 You must not — ah, do you mean it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You never saw a living creature near by in Yian? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You take no interest in this problem? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You wo n't tell her that I smashed Bill Timer- son? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You're a fraud,I said;"which shall it be, the alders or the upland? |
nyp.33433074809454 | You, Diane? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Young? nyp.33433074809454 Your bower, Diane?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Your father? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ysonde,I asked again,"do you believe in sorcerers?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ysonde,I murmured,"pardon me for my profanity — I am dazed — where are you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | '"Ow, sir?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''And you have been there for two months?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Blind?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''But suppose — only suppose your disobedience should cost you the sight of your eye?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Did the dogs notice it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Did you have a camera?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Did you see anything worth seeing?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Do you think,''said I, after a long pull at my pipe,"that panthers ever attack? |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Have you no friends? |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Have — have you told him anything about me?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Hello, Curtis,''I replied,''what does Jami- son want?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''I think not sir — at least,—do they have Chinamen among them?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''In the Morgue — have you read the morning papers? |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''No? |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Two minutes? |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Whar?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''What corpse?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''What troubles you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''When? |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Where did you get those letters?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Who? |
nyp.33433074809454 | ''Wires?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | 'David,"said I,"did you say you saw a Chinaman today?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 'For Gawd's sake wot Chinaman?' |
nyp.33433074809454 | 'kWhat was that last verse you sang?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | 107"Told me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | 117"I am cold to my knees,"said the little maid,"the river is rising I think — ah, what was that?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 151"I have no waders, Ysonde,"I said humbly,"do you think I had better not go?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 157"You were asleep,"she said,"you must not deny it, do you hear me?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 201 the staff officer crept past him,—"orders? |
nyp.33433074809454 | 203 those Texas gentlemen waste few bullets; are you hit?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 249"Now,"said Garland to the Honourable Han- ford Perkins,''do you want to follow Pettingil? |
nyp.33433074809454 | 26 The Maker of Moons,"Yes,—may I ask why?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 285"You know what I mean; have you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 3 71 able to read my thoughts? |
nyp.33433074809454 | 301"So soon?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 359 reason it out; why should cats bite? |
nyp.33433074809454 | 385"Are you shocked?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 5 7"Roy,"interposed Pierpontcoolly,"what the deuce are you harrying Barris for?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 5"Are you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | 7 that gold nugget that Captain Mahan had? |
nyp.33433074809454 | 79 and she is saying,"Do n't you think you have done enough to- day, dear? |
nyp.33433074809454 | A Smerinthus, eh? |
nyp.33433074809454 | A salmon could n't have fright- ened the duck and the snipe that way?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | About Tip,''he said abruptly,''do you think the school here is good for him?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | After a moment — it may have been an hour — I whispered, bending above her:"Do you sleep, Ysonde?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | After a while I said,"Ysonde, you know there is a God?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ah! — are you tired, Diane?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | And music?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | And what of the pale- faced girl in black who had given these letters to me, saying that my own heart would teach me where to place them? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And what was that strange, subtle odour which had insensibly filled the room? |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you lost the fish?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | And you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | And''why?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Anybody?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are the wounded alive? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you a Dodo?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you a sort of prophet and second sight medium? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you afraid to have me know your thoughts?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you aware of it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you fond of archi- tecture?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you fond of pickled peaches? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you going to be sensible, Bobby?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you ill?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you loony?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you not aware that my father hypnotized you?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you not coming back with us, Barris?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you not even a jay?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you sure?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are you warm, Ysonde?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Are — er — the — Misses Timmins — er--fierce?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Bin a- buggiu', haint ye?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Blylock, can you dip your pine knot this side? — so fashion, — steady, Buck." |
nyp.33433074809454 | Blylock?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Blylock?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Breakfast, sir?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | But it can- not clear for me the reasons — it can not make me understand''"What?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ca n't you lie down and try to pant less? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Can I do anything for you?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Can a sorcerer create and give a man the woman he loves? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Can you catch enough?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Can you not see how it disappeared, Harold? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Celia,''he said unsteadily,''have you ever thought of divorce?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Cleymore studied the bluff with his marine glasses for a while, then called to Keenan:''How many guns have you now?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Could Barris be joking? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Could it have been the overflow, through the Weir Brook, of some cloud- burst far back in the forest? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Could n't they, Howlett?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Croix in Canada is forty miles at least, — how did you come into the Cardinal Woods?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Dear Saints, have we not silence enough in the Silent Land? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did Howlett sweep it away?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did I do that?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did Voyou come to any harm in the briers this morning?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did they dress as I do?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you know him?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you oil the bamboo? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you smell it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you speak to me?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Did you think I lived in a tree? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do n't you know? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do n't you remember his being here with Dr. Conroy, the surgeon?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you Billy Pierpont?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you believe me?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you feel the chill of the water?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you imagine that I am flattered by your attention — do you venture to think I ever could be? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you imagine that the killing of Mine Enemy was a crime? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know Rouen?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know what goes on in the interior of China? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know what it can be, Roy?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know what your letters have done? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you know why they withdrew their batteries?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you like them? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you not think my lute is sweet?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you really suppose that you mewed? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think because the Kuen- Yuin feared the dragon's claw on my arm that my work with them is ended? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think he might weigh five pounds?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think it is sad? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think it was for my own pleasure that I permitted myself to be left alone with you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think that because Yue- Laou could give, that I acknowledge his right to take away? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think the little things are tamed by hunger?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you think the water warrants a cast of three?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you want a broiled woodcock? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you want a portrait — or what?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you want me to go?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you want to hear about it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Do you wish to know also what that is?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Does Europe know, — could any human being conceive of the condition of that gigantic hell- pit? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Does he dress, does he speak as I do? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Does he think the State Camp in June is a snap?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Does that point count against me?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Douglas, send them another bucket of water, will you? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Even if she should accept an offer to send Tip to school, what would she do there alone in that scandal nest of the free- born? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Ferris?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | From what?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Garland?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Get up,''said Cleymore, cautiously,''Pills- bury lift him; is he dead?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Had I dared — yes, dared to think of this won- drous little beauty, as a female tourist? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Had aid arrived? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Had the accident destroyed the balance of my sight? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Hanford Perkins, Tip?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Has anything happened in the woods? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have I hurt you? — I did not in- tend,—I did not dream of your caring! |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have I not told you of the Kueu- Yuin? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have I your permission to leave?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have fishermen no rights? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have those flies come from Conroy's?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you a Scarlet Ibis?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you been to the French Consul?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you caught any new butterflies to- day?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you forgotten?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you pepper and salt?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you plenty to eat?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you seen him make it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you seen it change, — have you seen the reptiles writhe?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you two names? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Have you your aunt's permission to walk with me this evening?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Hilton?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Hilton?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | His gentle face lulled my suspicions, and I replied very gravely;"who can tell whether they think at all?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | His in- variable salute was,"More bugs? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Hot?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | How can you write such silly nonsense without a shadow of truth or foundation?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How dared you think what you did think there on the sea- wall?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How delicious our bed of bal- sam smells; what are you doing with your trout rod?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How did he know about the dance at Cranston's? |
nyp.33433074809454 | How did you come into this compartment? |
nyp.33433074809454 | How did you find my bower?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | How did you hap- pen to take the place of an aide- de- camp?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How did you know?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How is your aunt?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | How many ounces of shot are you using, Roy?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How many people live in Cardinal Springs, Barris?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | How, in Heaven's name, did you come to enter the service? |
nyp.33433074809454 | How? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Howlett, three eggs poached and more toast,—what was I saying? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I asked,''and what is dinner without a trout? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I can only speak for myself, — I — I have changed already,—yes, in these few mo- ments that we stood here face to face —""What do you mean?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I cried enthusiastically, —"you say the Misses Timmins are deaf?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I cried,"can you vanish?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I hate the rebels? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I have been clawed by a panther, then?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | I know it — what can I do?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I murmured,"am I sane?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I perceive a young bird in this bush""When they said, Is it small? |
nyp.33433074809454 | I pro- duced a couple of columns a week on such sub- jects as''German Trout versus Natives,""Do Automatic Reels Pay?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | I seemed to hear my own voice speaking as if at a great distance;"you here — alone?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I will,''replied Garland,''how would you like to go to school in Boston?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | I'm all right — don't take away your hand; are you tired?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | I? — nothing — but you think me a fabled monster.'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | If Barris had passed that way could he have stirred up this sudden exodus? |
nyp.33433074809454 | If Willy Timerson struck you, you should not stay away from school,"he said;"did you — er — hit him back?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | If this was not a trick, what was it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | In the Four Hundred?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is Dick Morris dead now?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is Yue- Laou as great as Xangi then? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is he American?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is he Xangi in whose shadow the white water- lotus dares not raise its head? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is he living? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it blind? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it of Yue- Laou you would know? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is it possible that any people inhabit the forest be- tween here and the Canada line?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is my lamp lighted? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is n't General Hooker in sight?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is nothing hidden from you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is that door shut tight?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is that river a resort for barefooted giggling girls?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is the surgeon dead?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is there any toast over there?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is this a picnic ground? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Is this real magic? |
nyp.33433074809454 | It is the print of the dragon's claw,—the crescent symbol of Yue- Laou''"And who the devil is Yue- Laou?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | It was at this point that truth and I parted; for what was a lost eye that it should cause her a mo- ment's regret? |
nyp.33433074809454 | It's worth while trying for; Roy, can you find your way back to it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Jamison?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Looks as if she was asleep, eh?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | May I ask what was the question brought up?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Monsieur is expecting friends?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Much obliged, Tip; where did you get it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Murphy is watching for Longstreet — What are you shivering for?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | My lips formed the question,"Where is this city?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | N — no — but — where did you go when — when we were leaning over the fountain together? |
nyp.33433074809454 | No? |
nyp.33433074809454 | No? |
nyp.33433074809454 | No? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Now what the devil is the matter with the animal,"I muttered,"does she recognize in me a relative?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Now,''said I to myself,''shall I look? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh, who am I that I dare enter here Where the great artists of the world have trod?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh, will you take me?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Oh, you do love me and Cis, do n't you, Mister Garland?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | On a broomstick? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Once she sang pensively that puzzling but pathetic old ballad:"'Mother, may I go out to swim?' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Out of ready cash?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Perhaps you did, is that strange?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Pierpont was a great help, really, — and, what do you think, Roy? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Pierpont, what is gold?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Pretty? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Roy, did it ever strike you how queer it is that this wonderfully beautiful country should contain no inhabitants?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I call her?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I come?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I kiss you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I poke the toad away?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I say good- bye now for to- morrow?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I tell you a story I once read?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall I tell you more about the Xin? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shall we move up a little? |
nyp.33433074809454 | She brushed the water from her lips with a sun- tanned hand, and looking straight at Cleymore, said:"The hill below the abatis is mined, is it not?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Shoot fearlessly — Ah, do you think I care for my life?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Should I go and let the rod take care of itself? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Should I wait, taking discreet observations occasionally? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Skunk ai n't its real name, its real name is Methodist Americanus""What's that?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Slender? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Spring all right?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Stenhouse?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Suppose the big trout should seize hold and drag it into the river? |
nyp.33433074809454 | That ring of yours"''What of my ring?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | That's near Starlit Lake, I believe""Lake of the Stars?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | The descent is easy''"Diane — you must not go""With you — will you give me your hand?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | The game was at deuce, was n't it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | The torrent took me with it where it flowed — East? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Then he leaned toward me confidentially and whispered;"can you tell me what a monkey thinks?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | There are three pines on the bank above — see?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | There is a chansonnette, — shall I sing again? — then be very still, here at my feet. |
nyp.33433074809454 | This was what Garland thought:"I'd give fifty dollars to capture one of these hybrids; — I wonder what Celia is doing in the pasture? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Three left?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Tip, are you going to stop this?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Under the alders Diane —''I said;''have you changed the Grey Dun for the Royal?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Upland? |
nyp.33433074809454 | WHERE the mischief have you been all day?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Want some more celery, Roy? — it will make you sleep." |
nyp.33433074809454 | Was he a malignant and revengeful old party, or was he merely feeble- minded? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Was he paying me up for the morning's snub? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Was it a second — was it an hour? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Was this a colossal hoax? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Was this benevolent looking old party poking fun at me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Was you runnin', Howlett?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | We go to the'Normandie'I believe?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Went out? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What I said was,"Where is this corpse?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | What about that gold serpent?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | What are they? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What are you murmuring in there by your- self?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | What could you have done if you had lost the sight of an eye?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What did you do in school to- day?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What disease?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you play? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you want to do it for? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What do you want to perpetuate such a reptile for? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What else would you use?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What fly did you use, Louis?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What had God taken from me when he took the light from my eye? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What have years of friendship taught you about my past? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is her name again?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is the perfume? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is the situa- tion?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What is your name?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | What on earth had induced me to mew? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What shall we do with them, Mademoiselle?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What sort of a reptile was that I brought in? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What sort of whiskey did you put in my flask today?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What was it? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What was it?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What was my hurry? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What was there to say? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What would he think if I spoke of the Spirit- bird, of the Silent Land, of my long deception? |
nyp.33433074809454 | What's the matter with this gold ball?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | What?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | When the Xin is about to do to death a man, the Wyeth- hounds gallop through the night''"What are the Yeth- hounds, Ysonde?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | When the oculist walked in — his name was Keen, — he said,"What the devil are you doing here?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | When would the thing spring? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where I step, all things green shall flourish; where I turn my eyes, blossoms shall open in the summer wind; — am I not queen?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where are the lynxes? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where are we going now?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where can I put my men in, Captain?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where could I be going? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where did he bite you?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where did you learn to do such work? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where is Blylock?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where the devil was I going? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where's Barris? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Where?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who can understand His errors? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who gave you that cigarette?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who might he be? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who says that love is blind? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Who told you all this? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why did you come?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why did you leave me without a word, there at the fountain in the glade?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why did you stay away from school, Tip?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do n't you kill that creature?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do you look at me so impatiently?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do you not try to speak as your sister does?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do you stare at me so? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why do you wear the dragon- claw?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Why is it, Bobby? — I have n't closed my eyes once." |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will he come to me, your beautiful dog?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you care if I ask you something else?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you explain — explain to me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you point out to me the quickest way back?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you sing too, Diane? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you take me as your pupil?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you take them?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you walk with me this evening?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Will you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would I have time to fling Ysonde behind me? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would it spring if I called to Bly lock? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would it spring if I moved, or if Ysonde moved again? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would my colour be weak or brutally crude? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would my drawing be exaggerated, unstable, badly constructed, out of proportion? |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would you dare tell me what you think of me? — Would you dare tell me what you think of my father?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would you dare tell me what you think of me? — Would you dare tell me what you think of my father?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Would you still love me?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You are sure that you are not in want?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You ca n't be eighteen — you are of gentle breeding?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You did n't see a Chinaman in the woods here?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You do n't fiddle away all your time, do you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You have been in China, Barris?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You know the place?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You must not go,"said Cleymore in a curious, husky voice,"let me send a man""Have I your leave?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You said'the girls always bothered'''"Did I say that?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | You say your course is due north?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | Your step- father? |
nyp.33433074809454 | a whole bottle? |
nyp.33433074809454 | and again,"do you sleep?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | and;"When did you awake?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | asked Godfrey;"for the shoot- ing?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | do you hear? |
nyp.33433074809454 | enquired Barris tenderly;"well, he shall crimp his own shells then, — where's his little man?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | faltered Diane,"what is that?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | he said again;—"is — is he coming?'' |
nyp.33433074809454 | insisted the Professor;"do you believe that the soul of a hen can inhabit a human being?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | may I not have a secret, all my own?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | muttered Pierpont, lifting me in his arms like a child,"has he been stabbed, Barris?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | principal figure, with the brooding vultures all around and the crowd in the sunshine —? |
nyp.33433074809454 | said Blylock, in a low voice,"I thought you'd brace up; are you bleeding much?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | said I, wiping the perspiration from my face,"how did you play us that trick, Barris?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | said I,"have you a string there now?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | said Ysonde,"you are not clever; Hermes might''"Might what?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | she answered without impa- tience,''what else can I do?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | she murmured;"how can you speak of that ridiculous Billy when you may have — have to be blind?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | she said;"has Tip spilled the salt on you?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | what was that?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | who can tell what they think?" |
nyp.33433074809454 | you know about me after all? |
osu.32435012572426 | ( M am, under what circumstances would I not avoid the pit of hell?) |
osu.32435012572426 | ( Why did I hesitate to write the word?) |
osu.32435012572426 | - Will you smile at the enthusiasm I express concerning this divine wanderer? |
osu.32435012572426 | - “ What is that way? ” asked Van Helsing in a hoarse voice. |
osu.32435012572426 | 252 Dracula “ What about them yourself? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | 30. ” When I came back Mr. Swales went on: —'“ Who brought him home, I wonder, to hap him here? |
osu.32435012572426 | 57 “ P.S.—Oh, about number Threw — I need n’t tell you of num- ber Three, need I? |
osu.32435012572426 | ? ” 5! |
osu.32435012572426 | A year ago which of us would have received such a possibility, in the midst of our scientific, sceptical, matter- of- fact nineteenth century? |
osu.32435012572426 | Absence can not have rendered you callous to our joys and griefs; and how shall I inflict pain on my long absent son? |
osu.32435012572426 | After a moment ’s pause he asked: — “ But why? ” “ You must take me with you. |
osu.32435012572426 | After a pause Van Helsing went on, evidently with an effort: — “ Miss Lucy is dead; is it not so? |
osu.32435012572426 | Ah, dear sister, how can I answer this question? |
osu.32435012572426 | Alas, but that sentence is a puddle; is it not? |
osu.32435012572426 | Am I not shunned and hated by all mankind? |
osu.32435012572426 | And Arthur and my friend Quincey, they are with you, too? |
osu.32435012572426 | And all for what? |
osu.32435012572426 | And did you not hear"1e swear promise to her, that so she closed her eyes grateful? |
osu.32435012572426 | And do I dare to ask of you to undertake my pilgrimage, to endure the hardships that I have undergone? |
osu.32435012572426 | And do we not promise to go on to the bitter end? |
osu.32435012572426 | And her so fine husband? |
osu.32435012572426 | And how, Victor, can I relate our misfortune? |
osu.32435012572426 | And if there is no necessity for a post- mortem and nothing to gain by it — no good to her, to us, to science, to human knowledge — why do it? |
osu.32435012572426 | And is it wounded? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | And now what is it that you came to me to say? ” This brought me back to fact, and I was all myself again. |
osu.32435012572426 | And now, dear Margaret, do not I deserve to accom- plish some great purpose? |
osu.32435012572426 | And since so, do we not see our duty? |
osu.32435012572426 | And the assurance —? |
osu.32435012572426 | And then of what use would be pursuit? |
osu.32435012572426 | And then we may begin. ” “ May begin? ” I said. |
osu.32435012572426 | And what was I? |
osu.32435012572426 | And what, Margaret, will be the state of your mind? |
osu.32435012572426 | And wherefore was it glorious? |
osu.32435012572426 | And will you not so much honour me and so help me as to read it for me? |
osu.32435012572426 | And yet you saw how she thanked me, with her so beautiful dying eyes, her voice, too, so weak, and she< iss my rough old hand and bless me? |
osu.32435012572426 | Answer me, I conjure you, by our mutual happiness, with simple truth — D0 you not love another? |
osu.32435012572426 | Are we too late? |
osu.32435012572426 | Are you mad that speak such things, or am I mad to listen to them? |
osu.32435012572426 | Are you of belief now, friend John? ” Once more, argumentative hostility woke within me. |
osu.32435012572426 | Are you then so easily turned from your de- sign? |
osu.32435012572426 | Are you to be happy while I grovel in the intensity of my wretched- ness? |
osu.32435012572426 | Art and Quincey held back, and the latter said: — “ Should we disturb her? ” “ We must, ” said Van Helsing grimly. |
osu.32435012572426 | Arthur went on: “ And when there? ” “ To enter the tomb! ” Arthur stood up. |
osu.32435012572426 | Begone, or let us try our strength in a fight, in which one must fall. ” “ How can I move thee? |
osu.32435012572426 | Believe me, Franken- stein: I was benevolent; my soul glowed with love and humanity: but am I not alone, miserably alone? |
osu.32435012572426 | But as brother and sister often entertain a lively affection towards each other without desiring a more intimate union, may not such also be our case? |
osu.32435012572426 | But as to the odour itself, how shall I describe it? |
osu.32435012572426 | But even if the burial service was comic, what about poor Art and his trouble? |
osu.32435012572426 | But he had promised to follow me wherever I might go; and would he not accompany me to England? |
osu.32435012572426 | But how do you — how can you — account for it not being there? ” “ Perhaps a body- snatcher, ” I suggested. |
osu.32435012572426 | But how is he experimenting? |
osu.32435012572426 | But then we may have to want Arthur, and how shall we tell him of this? |
osu.32435012572426 | But we are face to face with duty; and in such case must we shrink? |
osu.32435012572426 | But where was mine? |
osu.32435012572426 | But why should I dwell upon the incidents that fol- lowed this last overwhelming event? |
osu.32435012572426 | But why? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | But, oh, is he on land or sea? |
osu.32435012572426 | By road, by rail, by water? |
osu.32435012572426 | Ca n’t you hear me, man? |
osu.32435012572426 | Ca n’t you understand? |
osu.32435012572426 | Can it be all possible, or even a part of it? |
osu.32435012572426 | Can it be that he sleeps when others wake, that he may be awake whilst they sleep? |
osu.32435012572426 | Can it be that his instinct is satisfied as to the vampire ’s ultimate triumph? |
osu.32435012572426 | Can it be that there is a malign influence of the sun at periods which affects certain natures — as at times the moon does others? |
osu.32435012572426 | Can you tell me what went before your going to Transylvania? |
osu.32435012572426 | Could I behold this and live? |
osu.32435012572426 | Could he allude to an object on whom I dared not even think? |
osu.32435012572426 | Could he be( I shuddered at the conception) the murderer of my brother? |
osu.32435012572426 | Could they turn from their door one, however mon — strous, who solicited their compassion and friendship? |
osu.32435012572426 | Dare you come with me? ” This staggered me. |
osu.32435012572426 | Did he get his brain fever, and then write all those terrible things, or had he some cause for it all? |
osu.32435012572426 | Did she not, friend John? ” ‘ 6 Yes.,, “ That night we were just in time. |
osu.32435012572426 | Did the murderer place it there? |
osu.32435012572426 | Did they really express pain? |
osu.32435012572426 | Did you not call this a glorious expedition? |
osu.32435012572426 | Did you not get my telegram? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do I read your lesson aright? ” “ Ah, you are my favourite pupil still. |
osu.32435012572426 | Do n’t you know that I am sane and earnest now; that I am no lunatic in a mad fit, but a sane man fighting for his soul? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do ye think that all these men will have to make a rush to Whitby when the trumpet sounds? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you also join with my enemies to crush me, to condemn me as a murderer? ” Her voice was suffo- cated with sobs. |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you dare to break your prom- ise? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you ever try to read your own face? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you know all the mystery of life and death? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you know the altogether of comparative anatomy and can say wherefore the qualities of brutes are in some men, and not in others? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you know where you are going, and what you are going to? ” She was in such evident distress that I tried to comfort her, but without effect. |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you not know that to- night, when the clock strikes midnight, all the evil things in the world will have full sway? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you not think that there are things which you can not understand, and yet which are; that some people see things that others can not? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you remember on what occasion Justine Moritz entered our family? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you remember, Art, when we had the pack after us at T0- bolsk? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you share my madness? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you think that will be really necessary? ” “ Well, what else be they tombstones for? |
osu.32435012572426 | Do you think that will be really necessary? ” “ Well, what else be they tombstones for? |
osu.32435012572426 | Does it now only exist in my memory? |
osu.32435012572426 | Dracula Helsing? |
osu.32435012572426 | Dracula “ Must we make an autopsy? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | Even you would not, I dare be sworn, be able to find these places again? |
osu.32435012572426 | For if not, why he hurry so? |
osu.32435012572426 | For if we fail in this our fight he must surely win; and then where end we? |
osu.32435012572426 | For why should I give myself so much of labour and so much of sorrow? |
osu.32435012572426 | Had I right, for my own benefit, to inflict this curse upon everlasting generations? |
osu.32435012572426 | Had my eyes deceived me? |
osu.32435012572426 | Harker, is it not? ” I bowed assent. |
osu.32435012572426 | Has there been any mistake; has she been buried alive? ” He groaned in anguish that not even hope could soften. |
osu.32435012572426 | Have I not suffered enough that you seek to increase my misery? |
osu.32435012572426 | Have we lost the power of rendering you happy? |
osu.32435012572426 | Have you drank also of the intoxicating draught? |
osu.32435012572426 | Have you thought of a story? |
osu.32435012572426 | He came over to my bedside and said: — “ You need not trouble about the knives; we shall not do it. ” “ Why not? |
osu.32435012572426 | He handed me the key, saying: “ Will you keep it? |
osu.32435012572426 | He has got younger, and how? |
osu.32435012572426 | He said'— “ And your baggage? ” “ I do not care about it. |
osu.32435012572426 | He saw me at once, and rushed up to me, saying?- “ Ah, friend John, how goes all? |
osu.32435012572426 | He thought for a moment, and then said: “ May I have three days? |
osu.32435012572426 | He took it with a grateful bow, and said: — “ May I read it? ” “ If you wish, ” I answered as demurely as I could. |
osu.32435012572426 | He was evidently torturing his mind about something, so I waited for an instant, and he spoke: — “ What are we to do now? |
osu.32435012572426 | He was very courteous and very cheery in his manner, and seeing that I had been sleeping, he said: — “ So, my friend, you are tired? |
osu.32435012572426 | He went on: “ And you consate that all these steans be aboon folk that be happed here, snod an ’ snog? ” I assented again. |
osu.32435012572426 | Here you are safe! ” I turned to her, and looking in her eyes, said: — “ But you? |
osu.32435012572426 | Here, we ask why Skinsky was chosen at all to aid in the work? |
osu.32435012572426 | How am I to account for all these horrors when I get to port? |
osu.32435012572426 | How can I describe my emotions at this catastrophe, or how delineate the wretch whom with such infinite pains and care I had endeavored to form? |
osu.32435012572426 | How can I describe my sensations on beholding it? |
osu.32435012572426 | How can I escape from this dreadful thing of night and gloom and fear? |
osu.32435012572426 | How can I see so noble a creature destroyed by misery, without feeling the most poignant grief? |
osu.32435012572426 | How can you, who long for the love and sympathy of man, persevere in this exile? |
osu.32435012572426 | How dare you cast eyes on him when I had forbidden it? |
osu.32435012572426 | How is she? |
osu.32435012572426 | How many of us begin a new record with each day of our lives? |
osu.32435012572426 | How shall I describe what we saw? |
osu.32435012572426 | How shall I ever repay you? |
osu.32435012572426 | How shall we find his where; and having found it, how can we destroy? |
osu.32435012572426 | How then are we to begin our strike to destroy him? |
osu.32435012572426 | How was it that all the people at Bis- tritz and on the coach had some terrible fear for me? |
osu.32435012572426 | I 1 “ Was I right? ” I asked triumphantly. |
osu.32435012572426 | I am safer with you, and you shall be safer, too. ” “ But why, dear Madam Mina? |
osu.32435012572426 | I do not intend to sail until the month of June; and when shall I return? |
osu.32435012572426 | I do n’t care a pin about them. ” “ What? ” I said. |
osu.32435012572426 | I do n’t remember the last time — but that was the beer. ” “ And you ca n’t remember the number of the house? ” “ No, sir. |
osu.32435012572426 | I gasped for breath; and, throwing myself on the body, I exclaimed, “ Have my murderous machina- tions deprived you also, my dearest Henry, of life? |
osu.32435012572426 | I had hardly sealed the letter, when, to my surprise, Van Helsing walked into the room, saying: — “ Can I help you, friend John? |
osu.32435012572426 | I had turned loose into the world a depraved wretch, whose delight was in carnage and misery; had he not murdered my brother? |
osu.32435012572426 | I have endured incalculable fatigue, and cold, and hunger; do you dare destroy my hopes? ” “ Begone! |
osu.32435012572426 | I hear rumours, and especially of a tall, handsome, curly- haired man?? |
osu.32435012572426 | I hear rumours, and especially of a tall, handsome, curly- haired man?? |
osu.32435012572426 | I know that, but do you know what day it is? ” On my saying that I did not understand, she went on: “ It is the eve of St. George ’s Day. |
osu.32435012572426 | I learned from your papers that you were my father, my creator; and to whom could I apply with more fitness than to him who had given me life? |
osu.32435012572426 | I protested but he insisted? — “ Nay, sir, you are my guest. |
osu.32435012572426 | I regret that I am taken from you; and, happy and beloved as I have been, is it not hard to quit you all? |
osu.32435012572426 | I should much like to see him, and es- pecial when his mind is disturbed. ” “ May I come also? |
osu.32435012572426 | I smiled, and said: — “ I was ill, I have had a shock; but you have cured me already. ” “ And how? ” “ By your letter to Mina last night. |
osu.32435012572426 | I think it would be good for me. ” “ And the flies? ” I said. |
osu.32435012572426 | I want to see him at once. ” “ Why? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | I wish to soothe him; yet can I counsel one so infinitely miser- able, so destitute of every hope of consolation, to live? |
osu.32435012572426 | If I were alone, would he not at times force his abhorred presence on me, to remind me of my task, or to contemplate its progress? |
osu.32435012572426 | If so that, then what about the others? |
osu.32435012572426 | In his life, his living life, he go over the Turkey frontier and attack his enemy on his own ground; he be beaten back, but did he stay? |
osu.32435012572426 | In the meantime we can do nothing here; and as I think that Varna is not familiar to any of us, why not go there more soon? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is he quite well? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is he? — — That wild yell seemed to come from his room. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it not so? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it not so? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it not so? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it not so? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it not? ” “ Well, for the life of me, Professor, ” I said, “ I ca n’t see any'thing to laugh at in all that. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it possible that love is all subjective, or all objective? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it possible that the Professor can have done it himself? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is it you or me? ” “ I am younger and stronger, Professor. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is not that so? ” “ That ’s so, ” I said, and he went on: — “ I take it that both you and Van Helsing had done already what I did to- day. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is not that so? ” “ That ’s so. ” “ And I guess Art was in it too. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is not this a free country? ” “ Ay, sir, free enough for honest folks. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is there fate amongst us still, sent down from the pagan world of old, that such things must be, and in such way? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is there not more at stake for us than for him? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is this a game? ” U is. ” “ What is that which you are using? ” This time the question was by Arthur. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is this a game? ” U is. ” “ What is that which you are using? ” This time the question was by Arthur. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is this all a night- mare, or what is it? ” “ There are mysteries which men can only guess at, which age by age they may solve only in part. |
osu.32435012572426 | Is this gentle and lovely being lost for ever? |
osu.32435012572426 | Is this your doing? ” “ I swear to you by all that I hold sacred that I have not re-: 04 Dr. Seward ’s Diary 195 moved nor touched her. |
osu.32435012572426 | It is then so near the end? |
osu.32435012572426 | It is worse, far, far worse. ” “ In God ’s name, Professor Van Helsing, what do you mean? ” I cried. |
osu.32435012572426 | It ’s a hard thing I ask, but you will do it, will you not, for Lucy ’s sake? ” Arthur spoke out heartily, like his old self: — “ Dr. |
osu.32435012572426 | John, my child, you have been my friend now many years, and yet did you ever know me to do any without good cause? |
osu.32435012572426 | Jonathan Harker ’s Journal 33 What manner of man is this, or what manner of creature is it in the semblance of man? |
osu.32435012572426 | Just before I was leaving, the old lady came up to my room and said in a very hysterical way: “ Must you go? |
osu.32435012572426 | Justine, whom I loved and esteemed as my sister, how could she put on those smiles of innocence only to betray? |
osu.32435012572426 | Keep it always with you that laughter who knock at your door and say, ‘ May I come in? ’ is not the true laughter. |
osu.32435012572426 | Later I shall unfold to you. ” “ Why not now? |
osu.32435012572426 | Lucy ’s state this morning is due in part to me. ” “ How you do mean, ma’am? |
osu.32435012572426 | Madam Mina is with you? |
osu.32435012572426 | May I cut off the head of dead Miss Lucy? ”, “ Heavens and earth, no! ” cried Arthur in a storm of passion. |
osu.32435012572426 | May I make the only atonement in my power? |
osu.32435012572426 | May it be that I see you? |
osu.32435012572426 | May it be that with you I visit him this morning? |
osu.32435012572426 | May we come in? |
osu.32435012572426 | Mina, dear, what is it? |
osu.32435012572426 | More miserable than man ever was'before, why did I not sink into forgetfulness and rest? |
osu.32435012572426 | My friend, is it not a dire need for the which I am giving, possibly my life? |
osu.32435012572426 | My thesis is this: I want you to believe. ” “ To believe what? ”_ “ To believe in things that you can not. |
osu.32435012572426 | My’dear friend, what has happened? ” I motioned to him to take up the letter, while I walked up and down the room in the extremest agitation. |
osu.32435012572426 | N0? |
osu.32435012572426 | No? |
osu.32435012572426 | No? |
osu.32435012572426 | No? |
osu.32435012572426 | No? |
osu.32435012572426 | No? |
osu.32435012572426 | Not for Heaven or Hell! ” He became almost speechless for a minute, and then went on: — ‘ “ Do you know what the place is? |
osu.32435012572426 | Not for the wide world! ” “ Why not? ” I asked, for some grave, terrible feeling was coming over me. |
osu.32435012572426 | Not meeting any suflicient response, he went on:- — “ Is it possible that I have erred in my supposition? |
osu.32435012572426 | Not much? |
osu.32435012572426 | Now is n’t that stean at any rate ” — he hammered it with his stick as he spoke — “ a pack of lies? |
osu.32435012572426 | Now we wish to get into the house, but we have no key; is it not so? ” I nodded. |
osu.32435012572426 | OR, THE MODERN PROMETHEUS 165 And where does he now exist? |
osu.32435012572426 | Of course it is possible that all may be well, but what may have happened? |
osu.32435012572426 | Of what materials was I made, that I could thus resist so many shocks, which, like the turning of the wheel, continually renewed the torture? |
osu.32435012572426 | Oh, Mina, could n’t you guess? |
osu.32435012572426 | Oh, my friend, why, think you, did I go so far round, why take so long to tell you so simple a thing? |
osu.32435012572426 | Oh, what will to- morrow bring to us? |
osu.32435012572426 | Oh, why did I ever go to Whitby? |
osu.32435012572426 | Oh, why must a man like that be made un- happy when there are lots of girls about who would worship the very ground he trod on? |
osu.32435012572426 | Oh, will you really? |
osu.32435012572426 | Once, however, the lieutenant asked, Why he had come so far upon the ice in so strange a vehicle? |
osu.32435012572426 | Poor, poor girl, is she the accused? |
osu.32435012572426 | Presently he said to Van Helsing: — “ Is this really Lucy ’s body, or only a demon in her shape? ” “ It is her body, and yet not it. |
osu.32435012572426 | Professor Krempe often asked me, with a sly smile, how Cornelius Agrippa went on? |
osu.32435012572426 | See you now, friend John? |
osu.32435012572426 | Seward, Dr. Van Helsing, what is it? |
osu.32435012572426 | Seward, is it not? |
osu.32435012572426 | Seward, may I ask a favour? |
osu.32435012572426 | Shall I go on? ”. |
osu.32435012572426 | Shall I meet you again, after having traversed immense seas, and re- turned by the most southern cape of Africa or America? |
osu.32435012572426 | Shall I not then hate them who abhor me? |
osu.32435012572426 | Shall I respect man 151 152 FRANKENSTEIN when he contemns me? |
osu.32435012572426 | Shall I, in cold blood, set loose upon the earth a demon, whose delight is in death and wretchedness? |
osu.32435012572426 | Shall you not all help me? |
osu.32435012572426 | She and I were like sisters; and now she is gone, will you not let me be like a sister to you in your trouble? |
osu.32435012572426 | She was very, very dear to me. ” f To my surprise, he answered, with a horrorstruck look in his ace: — “ Tell you of her death? |
osu.32435012572426 | Should she indeed awake, and see me, and curse me, and denounce the murderer? |
osu.32435012572426 | Since he has been driven from England, will he not avoid it, as a tiger does the village from which he has been hunted? |
osu.32435012572426 | Suddenly she sat up, and, as she opened her eyes, said sweetly: — “ Would none of you like a cup of tea? |
osu.32435012572426 | Surely these tomb- stones are not all wrong? ” “ Yabblins! |
osu.32435012572426 | Tell me, like one good fellow to another, is there any one else that you care for? |
osu.32435012572426 | That is so, and by whom? ” “ I do not know. |
osu.32435012572426 | The answer came quick: — “ Oh, yes! ” “ What else do you hear? ” “ The sound of men stamping overhead as they run about. |
osu.32435012572426 | Then she went on in a half- dreaming kind of way, as if trying to recall it to herself? — “ I did n’t quite dream; but it all seemed to be real. |
osu.32435012572426 | Then why we not be even more careful than him? |
osu.32435012572426 | Then, friend John, am I to take it that you simply accept fact, and are satisfied to let from premise to conclusion be a blank? |
osu.32435012572426 | There was a card on the table, on which was written? — “ I have to be absent for a while. |
osu.32435012572426 | There was none among the myriads of men that existed who would pity or assist me; and should I feel kindness towards my enemies? |
osu.32435012572426 | To begin, have you ever study the philosophy of crime? |
osu.32435012572426 | To this I am willing; but is there none amongst us who has a better right? |
osu.32435012572426 | To us for ever are the gates of heaven shut; for who shall open them to us again? |
osu.32435012572426 | To you first entering on life, to whom care is new and agony unknown, how can you understand what I have felt and still feel? |
osu.32435012572426 | True, he might escape at night; but what would he be, if left in a strange place with no refuge that he could fly to? |
osu.32435012572426 | Turning towards the men he said What do you mean? |
osu.32435012572426 | Two years had now nearly elapsed since the night on which he first received life; and was this his first crime? |
osu.32435012572426 | Upon this occasion my father said, with an expression of unbounded wonder, “ My dearest Victor, what infatua- tion is this? |
osu.32435012572426 | Van Helsing turned to Morris and asked: — “ And you, friend Quincey, have you any to tell? ” “ A little, ” he answered. |
osu.32435012572426 | Van Helsing, are you mad? ” He raised his head and looked at me, and somehow the tenderness of his face calmed me at once. |
osu.32435012572426 | Victor, when falsehood can look so like the truth, who can assure them- selves of certain happiness? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was I then a OR, THE MODERN PROMETHEUS 123 monster, a blot upon the earth, from which all men fled, and whom all men disowned? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was it because I hate you and have hated you all my life? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was it because I wished to give you pain? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was it indeed a house of death to which I had come, too late? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was it not for these causes that you send for me when the great trouble came? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was it that I wanted, now so late, revenge for that time when you saved my life, and from a fearful death? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was man, indeed, at once so powerful, so 122 FRANKENSTEIN virtuous and, magnificent, yet so vicious and base? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was she, or is she, mad; or what sort of horrible danger is it? ” I was so bewildered that I did not know what to say more. |
osu.32435012572426 | Was this a customary incident in the life of a solicitor ’s clerk sent out to explain the purchase of a London estate to a foreigner? |
osu.32435012572426 | Was this desolation but another link in the chain of doom which seemed drawing tight around us? |
osu.32435012572426 | We are all unhappy; but will not that be an addi- OR, THE MODERN PROMETHEUS 69 tional motive for you, my son, to return and be our com- forter? |
osu.32435012572426 | We found both places; six boxes in each and we destroyed them all! ” “ Destroyed? ” asked the Professor. |
osu.32435012572426 | We have learned to believe, all of us — is it not so? |
osu.32435012572426 | Well? |
osu.32435012572426 | Were you not amazed, nay horrified, when I would not let Arthur kiss his love — though she was dying — and snatched him away by all my strength? |
osu.32435012572426 | What am I to do? |
osu.32435012572426 | What am I to do? |
osu.32435012572426 | What can stop the determined heart and resolved will of man? |
osu.32435012572426 | What could I do? |
osu.32435012572426 | What could I do? |
osu.32435012572426 | What devil or what witch was ever so great as Attila, whose blood is in these veins? |
osu.32435012572426 | What did he there? |
osu.32435012572426 | What did that poor, sweet girl do that you should want to cast such dishonour on her grave? |
osu.32435012572426 | What did their tears imply? |
osu.32435012572426 | What did this mean? |
osu.32435012572426 | What do you demand of your Capwm? |
osu.32435012572426 | What do you mean? |
osu.32435012572426 | What does he do? |
osu.32435012572426 | What does it all mean? |
osu.32435012572426 | What does that blood mean? |
osu.32435012572426 | What else have we to hope for, except the pity of the good God? ” Lord Godalming had slipped away for a few minutes, but now he returned. |
osu.32435012572426 | What has happened? |
osu.32435012572426 | What have I done to you that you should torture me so? |
osu.32435012572426 | What have I done? |
osu.32435012572426 | What is it that ’s wrong with her? |
osu.32435012572426 | What is it you fear? ” “ Oh! |
osu.32435012572426 | What is this? |
osu.32435012572426 | What is wrong? |
osu.32435012572426 | What meant the giving of the crucifix, of the garlic, of the wild rose, of the mountain ash? |
osu.32435012572426 | What must have been his feelings? |
osu.32435012572426 | What on earth do you mean? ” “ I do n’t know; oh, I do n’t know. |
osu.32435012572426 | What ought they to be in China? |
osu.32435012572426 | What say you? |
osu.32435012572426 | What shall I do? |
osu.32435012572426 | What shall any man say of his pleasure at meeting Van Helsing? |
osu.32435012572426 | What sort of grim ad- venture was it on which I had embarked? |
osu.32435012572426 | What sort of place had I come to, and among what kind of people? |
osu.32435012572426 | What then became of me? |
osu.32435012572426 | What then does this absolute content mean? |
osu.32435012572426 | What was I? |
osu.32435012572426 | What was I? |
osu.32435012572426 | What was my destination? |
osu.32435012572426 | What were rain and storm to me? |
osu.32435012572426 | What would be your surprise, my son, when you expected a happy and glad welcome, to behold, on the contrary, tears and wretchedness? |
osu.32435012572426 | What would have been his later steps? |
osu.32435012572426 | What ’s the use of spiders? |
osu.32435012572426 | What ’s wrong with my face? |
osu.32435012572426 | When I came close she bowed and said, “ The Herr English- man? |
osu.32435012572426 | When I remarked this, he answered: — “ Well, but, my friend, is it not needful that I should? |
osu.32435012572426 | When are you to be married, and where, and who is to perform the cere- mony, and what are you to wear, and is it to be a public or a private wedding? |
osu.32435012572426 | When he saw me he held it out to me, and said: — “ Are you satisfied now? ” “ No, ” I said, in a way that I felt was aggressive. |
osu.32435012572426 | Whence did I come? |
osu.32435012572426 | Whence, I often asked myself, did the principle of life proceed? |
osu.32435012572426 | Where are we to turn for help? |
osu.32435012572426 | Where ends the war without a brain and heart to con- duct it? |
osu.32435012572426 | Where had they fled when the next morning I awoke? |
osu.32435012572426 | Where his body has gone why may not another body go? |
osu.32435012572426 | Where is he, and how? |
osu.32435012572426 | Wherefore not? |
osu.32435012572426 | Which of them is it that you seek? |
osu.32435012572426 | Who can describe their horror and consternation on beholding me? |
osu.32435012572426 | Who can follow an animal which can traverse the sea of ice, and inhabit caves and dens where no man would venture to intrude? |
osu.32435012572426 | Who could arrest a creature capable of scaling the overhanging sides of Mont Saléve? |
osu.32435012572426 | Who could be in- terested in the fate of a murderer, but the hangrnan who would gain his fee? |
osu.32435012572426 | Who dared talk of that? |
osu.32435012572426 | Who knows? ” I went on with my work, and before long was through that in hand. |
osu.32435012572426 | Who was I? |
osu.32435012572426 | Who was it but one of my own race who as Voivode crossed the Danube and beat the Turk on his own ground? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why am I here to relate the destruction of the best hope and the purest creature of earth? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why am I to give an account of myself? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why ca n’t they let a girl marry three men, or as many as want her, and save all this trouble? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why did I live? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why did I not die? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why did you confess? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why did you form a monster so hideous that even you turned from me in disgust? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why do you smile, friend John? ” “ Excuse me, ” I said, “ but the answer is here. ” I laid my hand on the typewritten matter. |
osu.32435012572426 | Why fear for me? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why had I not followed him, and closed with him in mortal strife? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why mutilate her poor body without need? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why not advance science in its most diflicult and vital aspect — the knowledge of the brain? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why not still proceed 9 10 FRANKENSTEIN over the untamed yet obedient element? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why not? ” I put my question quickly and somewhat sternly, on purpose to disconcert him. |
osu.32435012572426 | Why should not I imitate him, and go in by his window? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why so? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why take that money? |
osu.32435012572426 | Why, in that instant, did I not extinguish the spark of existence which you had so wantonly bestowed? |
osu.32435012572426 | Wiil you let me be your friend, and will you come to me for comfort if you need it? |
osu.32435012572426 | Will no entreaties cause thee to turn a favorable eye upon thy creature, who implores 100 FRANKENSTEIN thy goodness and compassion? |
osu.32435012572426 | Will that ever be? |
osu.32435012572426 | Will you never learn? |
osu.32435012572426 | Will you not cover it again? |
osu.32435012572426 | Will you not have faith in me? ” I took his hand, and promised him. |
osu.32435012572426 | Will you, therefore, instead of lunching with us, please come to breakfast at eight o’clock, if this be not too early for you? |
osu.32435012572426 | William, Justine, and Henry — they all died by my? |
osu.32435012572426 | Wo n’t you give me one kiss? |
osu.32435012572426 | Wo n’t you let this be at my camp-fire to- morrow night? |
osu.32435012572426 | Would you also create for yourself and the world a demoniacal enemy? |
osu.32435012572426 | Yes? |
osu.32435012572426 | Yet Could I, 111 justice, or even in possibility, refuse this demand? |
osu.32435012572426 | Yet from whom has not that rude hand rent away some dear connection? |
osu.32435012572426 | Yet\fillly were these gentle beings 112 FRANKENSTEIN unhappy? |
osu.32435012572426 | You can do more than any that live, and your courage is your best help. ” “ What can I do? ” asked Arthur hoarsely. |
osu.32435012572426 | You have kept diary of all these so strange things; is it not so? |
osu.32435012572426 | You have read this strange and terrific story, Margaret; and do you not feel your blood congeal with horror like that which even now curdles mine? |
osu.32435012572426 | You must promise me, one and all — even you, my beloved husband — that, should the time come, you'kill me. ” “ What is that time? |
osu.32435012572426 | You must re- main here all the night, and you must not let your sight pass from her. ” “ Shall I have a nurse? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | You used to laugh at me for it then, Art. ” “ Did you hit it? ” asked Dr. Van Helsing. |
osu.32435012572426 | You were doubtless surprised at my letter? ” This query was directly ad- dressed to Lord Godalming. |
osu.32435012572426 | You will give me your hand, will you not? |
osu.32435012572426 | You will let me be like a brother, will you not, for all our lives — for dear Lucy ’s sake? |
osu.32435012572426 | You will let me help, will you not? |
osu.32435012572426 | You, my creator, abhor me; what hope can I gather from your fellow- creatures, who owe me nothing? |
osu.32435012572426 | You, my creator,_ would tear me to pieces, and triumph; remember that, and tell me why I should pity man more than he'pities me? |
osu.32435012572426 | a V.. “ fl? |
osu.32435012572426 | adornments in a byway of Walworth or Mile End would attract too much attention for our purposes? |
osu.32435012572426 | and was I really as mad as the whole world would believe me to be, if I disclosed the object of my suspicions? |
osu.32435012572426 | and why should I describe a sorrow which all have felt, and must feel? |
osu.32435012572426 | but a moment ago you were moved by my representations, and why do you again harden yourself to my complaints? |
osu.32435012572426 | en_ 3 ’ 181 I82 Dracula “ And then? ” He took a key from his pocket and held it up. |
osu.32435012572426 | for us — on them? |
osu.32435012572426 | how are we going to get into that house? ” “ We got into the other, ” answered Lord Godalming quickly. |
osu.32435012572426 | how can that be? |
osu.32435012572426 | how could they be otherwise? |
osu.32435012572426 | how do you welcome your wanderer? |
osu.32435012572426 | k can hear them on the outside. ”'“ Then you are on a ship? ” We all looked at each other, try — ing to glean something each from the other. |
osu.32435012572426 | save we alone. ” “ But why do it at all? |
osu.32435012572426 | what am I to do? |
osu.32435012572426 | what can I do? |
osu.32435012572426 | what could it be? |
osu.32435012572426 | what does it avail that I now ask thee to pardon me? |
osu.32435012572426 | what end? |
osu.32435012572426 | what freedom? |
osu.32435012572426 | what good are peasants without a leader? |
osu.32435012572426 | what has happened to him? |
osu.32435012572426 | what have I done? |
osu.32435012572426 | when will my guiding spirit, in conducting me to the demon, allow me the rest I so much desire; or must I die and he yet live? |
osu.32435012572426 | who could attempt to pursue him? |
osu.32435012572426 | who is safe, if she be convicted of crime? |
osu.32435012572426 | why did they preserve so miserable and detested a life? |
osu.32435012572426 | young Herr, must you go? |
osu.32435012572426 | ‘ Are you willing, Wilhelmina, to share my igno- rance? |
osu.32435012572426 | ‘ Do n’t you know me? ’ I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Aha! ” he said; “ still at your books? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Alas! ” said she, “ how shall I ever again believe in human goodness? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Already? ” I remonstrated. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ And doctor, as to life, what is it after all? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ And how is our patient? ” “ Well, when I left her, or rather when she left me, ” I answered. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ And may I read it now? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ And now, with the world before me, whither should I bend my steps? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ And now, ” he said, “ may I ask you for some more help? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Are you mad, my friend? ” said he; “ or whither does your senseless curiosity lead you? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Are you mad, my friend? ” said he; “ or whither does your senseless curiosity lead you? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Are you satisfied now, friend John? ” he asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ But how was I to direct myself? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ But where were my friends and relations? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ But why? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Ca n’t we get a special? ” asked Lord Godahning. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Can you wonder that such thoughts transported me with rage? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Do I interrupt? ” he asked politely as he srood at the door. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Do you forget, ” he said, with actually a smile, “ that last night he banqueted heavily, and will sleep late? ” Did I forget! |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Do you not see the child? ” “ Yes, it is a child, but who brought it here? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Do you not see the child? ” “ Yes, it is a child, but who brought it here? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Do you think, Victor, ” said he, f‘that I do not suffer also? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ For me? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Have I been talking in my sleep? ” was all she said. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Have you, then, some other attachment? ” “ None on earth. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ How is Art?" |
osu.32435012572426 | “ How is your dear mother getting on? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ How on earth do you know? ” said Art. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ If the door be locked, I shall break it in. ” “ May it not frighten her terribly? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ In God ’s name what does this mean? ” Harker cried out. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Is anything wrong? ” he asked, in alarm. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Is that all, my dear Henry? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Is this a juggle? ” I said to him. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ It is like poor Lucy ’s. ” “ And what do you make of it? ” “ Simply that there is some cause in common. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Lucy dear, do you know why I tell you all this? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ May I come? ” said Harker. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Me too? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ My dear Frankenstein, ” exclaimed Henry, when he perceived me weep with bitterness, “ are you always to be unhappy? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ My dear Victor, ” cried he, “ what, for God ’s sake, is the matter? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Now, ” he said, “ friend John, where are the skeleton keys? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Oh, Justine! ” said she, “ why did you rob me of my last consolation? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Oh, Madam Mina, ” he said, “ how can I say what I owe to you? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Professor, are you in earnest; or it is some monstrous joke? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Rise, my poor girl, ” said Elizabeth, “ why do you kneel, if you are innocent? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Shall each man, ” cried he, “ find a wife for his bosom, and each beast have his mate, and I be alone? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ That was Miss Mina Murray? ” Again I assented. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ They shout, ” I said, “ because they will soon return to England. ” “ Do you then really return? ” “ Alas! |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Well, my dear, what could I say? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Well? ” he said. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Well? ” said Van Helsing. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What are you going to do? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What are you? ” I asked. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What brought you here? ” I cried as our hands met. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What do you mean? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What do you think of that? ” he asked as he stood back and folded his arms. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What has hap- pened? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What have we done, what has this poor thing done, that we are so sore beset? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What is that way, which we must not — may not — take? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What on earth do you mean? ” “ We shall see! ” he answered, as he hurried out. |
osu.32435012572426 | “ What will each of you give? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ When does the next train start for Galatz? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Why do you plague me about souls? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ Why not go on? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ You want big things that you can make your teeth meet in? |
osu.32435012572426 | “ You would not kill yourself? ” he asked, hoarsely. |
osu.32435012572426 | ” What could I do but bow acceptance? |
inu.30000010355679 | — ‘ I have called for payment —, I began.—‘Holloa: who have we here?' inu.30000010355679 '— This question I also answered—Was your master kind and considerate?' |
inu.30000010355679 | '— ‘ Why do n't you take him home with you, then?' |
inu.30000010355679 | - But when the groom overtook Frank Curtis, he said, “ Any thing the matter, sir? |
inu.30000010355679 | - “ Ah I Captain Sparks tº ejaculated Frank: “ so we meet again, do we? |
inu.30000010355679 | - “ Do you know me? |
inu.30000010355679 | - “ What news? ” demanded Tom impatiently. |
inu.30000010355679 | - “ Where's our reverend brother? ” demanded Mr. Pugwash, looking anxiously around. |
inu.30000010355679 | - “ Why the devil should n't ye? ” vociferated Cap- tain O'Blunderbuss. |
inu.30000010355679 | - “ Will you permit me to offer my suggestions? ” asked Mr. Lykspittal, in a tone of insinuating meek- ness. |
inu.30000010355679 | - “ You and your comrade then left the house im- mediately, I suppose? ” said Sir Christopher, inter- rogatively. |
inu.30000010355679 | ----- LXII.-Frank's Embarrassments---? |
inu.30000010355679 | ------ XXXVI.-The Baronet and his Mistress----- XXXVII.--Tom Raiu and Jacob--- 59 61 67 70 73 75 77 82 86 88 92 96 100 102? 04 VI CoNTENTS OF Vol I.. |
inu.30000010355679 | 137| º|| • Will the child accompany you? ” asked Williers. |
inu.30000010355679 | 173 of Chambers's Edinburgh Journa? |
inu.30000010355679 | 29 “ What time will the horses be round at the door? ” demanded Howard of the knight; for the lawyer was anxious to escape the menaced tale. |
inu.30000010355679 | 333 “ Why so? ” demanded Old Death, hastily. |
inu.30000010355679 | 341 mysteriously what is your name? |
inu.30000010355679 | 37 wal that must necessarily elapse before you can marry her? ” asked Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | 49 Manor, did she not absolutely hurl Sir Christopher's name at every soul whom she could engage in con- versation? |
inu.30000010355679 | 61 giveness? |
inu.30000010355679 | 87* This is your residence? ” said Rainford inquir-*:::: he old man nodded a grim assent. |
inu.30000010355679 | A little ragged frock, and that was all: yes, that was all — summer or winter| But where did even the ragged frock come from? |
inu.30000010355679 | Again – the Sheriff might forget his promise, and allow the convict to hang an hour according to the usual custom? |
inu.30000010355679 | And Mr. Torrens — what was the nature of his feelings now? |
inu.30000010355679 | And are not you a legislator of Eng- land — an hereditary legislator? |
inu.30000010355679 | And are not you a legislator of Eng- land — an hereditary legislator? |
inu.30000010355679 | And does she not now look down upon me from those empyrean heights where her sainted spirit is numbered with the blest? |
inu.30000010355679 | And even if all these fears were without foundation, the physician might not be able to fulfil his expectations? |
inu.30000010355679 | And how much has STRONG DRINK to answer for? |
inu.30000010355679 | And now tell me, sweet girl, how passed off the bridal cere- mony? |
inu.30000010355679 | And perhaps the very job you sent me after to- night, was a mere subterfuge to get me out of the way? |
inu.30000010355679 | And shall the law be so framed that, in order to punish one, it must cru- elly oppress twelve individuals? |
inu.30000010355679 | And so it was, too: a devilish delicate subject? |
inu.30000010355679 | And think you, sweet lady that it was an easy task to induce that responsible func- tionary to obey me in this respect? |
inu.30000010355679 | And what were the consequences? |
inu.30000010355679 | And what were the implements within his power? |
inu.30000010355679 | And who knows, my beloved Lucy, but that the bread of honest though perhaps severe toil, may not prove the sweetest we shall ever have eaten? |
inu.30000010355679 | And who so fit to become the instrument of that ven- geance, than he whom those wrongs which you have sustained so cruelly redound upon? |
inu.30000010355679 | And who was the lover of Adelais? |
inu.30000010355679 | And who were those inmates? |
inu.30000010355679 | And you will bring me the answer up the lane, where I shall wait for you. ” “ And how can you read it, when you get it? ” demanded Jeffreys. |
inu.30000010355679 | And, do you know, it strikes me most forcibly that Tidmarsh was the gaoler who attended upon me during my incarceration in the dungeon below? |
inu.30000010355679 | Any thing else to communicate to- night? ” “ Nothing, ’ was the answer. |
inu.30000010355679 | Are you sure that your conjecture is right? ” “ I would take my salvation oath that it is, ma'am, ” responded the housekeeper. |
inu.30000010355679 | Are you taking a wise, or an imprudent step? |
inu.30000010355679 | Are you tired, Charley? |
inu.30000010355679 | Arthur, think you not that Esther ponders on all this? |
inu.30000010355679 | At last the gentleman said to the lady, “ Well, my love, what do you think?' |
inu.30000010355679 | At length he came out, with another gentleman — ” “ What was he like? ” demanded Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | At length he stamped his foot violently on the floor, exclaiming, “ Will neither of you give me the hartshorn? |
inu.30000010355679 | At length she slowly opened her eyes; and George, beckoning to me, said, ‘ Now, Tim, take her away: I can not bear this scene any more? |
inu.30000010355679 | But Esther — had she forgotten Tamar? |
inu.30000010355679 | But I tell you what you will do — and this night, too. ” “ What? ” groaned Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | But I ’ll be even with her yet! ” “ And when did this happen? ” inquired Tom. |
inu.30000010355679 | But do you know, sir, what has become of him? |
inu.30000010355679 | But escape into what region? |
inu.30000010355679 | But for that incarnate fiend Rainford, would you not already — yes, already have been my loved and loving wife? |
inu.30000010355679 | But has your Grace ever known what starvation is? |
inu.30000010355679 | But how are we to- day, my dearmadam? |
inu.30000010355679 | But how can I ever visit her again how can I meet her? |
inu.30000010355679 | But how could he fulfil his pledge? |
inu.30000010355679 | But how could there exist any connexion, however remote or slight, between that man of equivocal character and Georgiana Hatfield? |
inu.30000010355679 | But how have you ascertained that your ideas of this morning are unfounded? |
inu.30000010355679 | But how — ” “ How should I know anything about it? ” inter- rupted Sir Ralph. |
inu.30000010355679 | But how? |
inu.30000010355679 | But is he here? ” “ Yes, ” answered Jacob boldly — for he had by this time recovered his presence of mind. |
inu.30000010355679 | But is it possible that I am really to become his wife? |
inu.30000010355679 | But it would ill become a nephew to address his aunt in such a manner. ” “ Clarence, will you expose me? |
inu.30000010355679 | But might I not dis- turb her? |
inu.30000010355679 | But of what nature is the circumstance of which I should have heard at Finchley, had I called? |
inu.30000010355679 | But say, Tom, can you forgive me? ” “ He does forgive you — he has forgiven you, ” ex- claimed the physician. |
inu.30000010355679 | But should I go empty- handed? |
inu.30000010355679 | But that name of Thomas Rainford — surely I have heard it before? ” The Earl strove to recollect himself. |
inu.30000010355679 | But there's one thing I'm precious sorry for — ” “ What's that? ” demanded Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | But what can I do? |
inu.30000010355679 | But what cared he for his uncouth and filthy ap- pearance?—since he had escaped, and was once more free? |
inu.30000010355679 | But what has brought you hero this morning? |
inu.30000010355679 | But what is the little job you were talking about?" |
inu.30000010355679 | But what shall we do? ” “ Do, indeed!" |
inu.30000010355679 | But what the devil can that old wretch want with me? |
inu.30000010355679 | But what vulgar thing have you got in your hand there? |
inu.30000010355679 | But what was he to do with the body? — how dispose of it? |
inu.30000010355679 | But what was he to do with the body? — how dispose of it? |
inu.30000010355679 | But when did you get out? ” “ My time was up to- day at eleven o'clock, ” re- turned Tim. |
inu.30000010355679 | But where are these people that you speak of f — who are they? ” “ You do n't know any thing of them, I fancy, ” was the reply. |
inu.30000010355679 | But which side will you take — the Liberal or the Tory? ” Oh! |
inu.30000010355679 | But whither should he go, if not there? |
inu.30000010355679 | But who does it come from? |
inu.30000010355679 | But who was that master? — and where dwelt the mysterious personage? |
inu.30000010355679 | But who was that master? — and where dwelt the mysterious personage? |
inu.30000010355679 | But who was this strange companion? |
inu.30000010355679 | But why are you alone? |
inu.30000010355679 | But will you not pass one evening with me in the society of my aunt and the two young ladies, who will all be delighted to receive you? |
inu.30000010355679 | But you do n't answer me: what are you thinking about? ” Mrs. Curtis was thinking of a great deal;—a horri- ble idea had struck her. |
inu.30000010355679 | But you do not now believe that I was willingly absent — that I wantonly neglected you? ” “ No- no, ” exclaimed Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | But — now that the parentage of this child is at length discovered — how do you wish me to act? |
inu.30000010355679 | But, hark what is that sound which breaks on the silence of the chamber?—and wherefore does the highwayman start from his sleep? |
inu.30000010355679 | By arms? |
inu.30000010355679 | Caesar had returned with letters for his master? |
inu.30000010355679 | Can the prisoner give a good account of himself? |
inu.30000010355679 | Come — tell me — have you ever had a lover? ” “ Never, ” replied the girl. |
inu.30000010355679 | Could I help it? |
inu.30000010355679 | Could Rainford mean to murder him 7 “ Why do you hesitate? ” demanded the highway- man, penetrating his thoughts. |
inu.30000010355679 | Could her father have employed spies to dog her- to mark her movements? |
inu.30000010355679 | Could you now do aught to torture my soul again with the agony of suspense — with the despair of baffled hope? |
inu.30000010355679 | Did he insult you? |
inu.30000010355679 | Did not the French destroy their Bastillo?—and was the Bas- tille ever half so bad, in one way, as this Chancery Court is in another? |
inu.30000010355679 | Did you ever hear of a vengeance more complete? |
inu.30000010355679 | Did you tell him, Frank? ”. |
inu.30000010355679 | Did your sister ever say a word to her father or mother about that visit of mine some weeks past, you know? |
inu.30000010355679 | Do you happen to have any patient in the neighbourhood of Bethlem, for instance? ” “ Let me see, ” said the doctor, in a musing man- ner. |
inu.30000010355679 | Do you know, Howard, that I really believe it was the most fortunate day of my life when I lost the election for Portsoken? |
inu.30000010355679 | Do you think I do n't know? ” No.38".-MYSTERIES of LoNDox. |
inu.30000010355679 | Do you think I do n’t know all that's happened to you? |
inu.30000010355679 | Do you understand me, my loves? ” “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355679 | Doctor, can I be permitted to see Lady Hatfield for a few minutes? ” “ Impossible for to- night, my dear Earl, ” replied the physician. |
inu.30000010355679 | Does Miss Stacey ever speak kindly to you? |
inu.30000010355679 | Does he not work hard 2 is he indolent? |
inu.30000010355679 | Does he wish to see how a party of pleasure may be spoiled by a change in the weather? |
inu.30000010355679 | Even when I suc- ceed in doing your bidding, what reward is mine? |
inu.30000010355679 | For I was then strong and healthy: now I am sickly — wasted — and have within me the seeds of an incurable ma- lady? |
inu.30000010355679 | For an instant the highwayman felt afraid:—in what description of place was he? |
inu.30000010355679 | Gentlemen, what docs this mean? ” “ Yes — and be Jasus! ” vociferated Captain O'Blun- derbuss: “ what does this mane? |
inu.30000010355679 | Gentlemen, what docs this mean? ” “ Yes — and be Jasus! ” vociferated Captain O'Blun- derbuss: “ what does this mane? |
inu.30000010355679 | George, how could you do it? |
inu.30000010355679 | Go back to your Marion, and console yourself with my leavings in that quarter l’—‘Villain l what do you mean?' |
inu.30000010355679 | Had he heard aright? |
inu.30000010355679 | Has any one caused you chagrin 2 has any one dared to insult you? |
inu.30000010355679 | Has she inherited Old Death's scheming disposition? |
inu.30000010355679 | Have n't you, Jacob, dear? |
inu.30000010355679 | Have you taken a survey of the Bench yet? ” said the Chancery prisoner. |
inu.30000010355679 | Have you written down fifteen guineas, my dear? ” she inquired, turning towards Adelais. |
inu.30000010355679 | He found a purse the day before yesterday — ” “ Where? ” inquired the country- girl. |
inu.30000010355679 | He told me to desire you to come to him directly. ” “ Is he alone there? ” inquired Toby Bunce, look- ing particularly frightened. |
inu.30000010355679 | Henry Atkins/ Henry Atkins — who the deuce is he? |
inu.30000010355679 | Hero- put your hand on my great coat pocket: that's right: Now you can feel a pistol inside — eh? |
inu.30000010355679 | How are such persons to be reformed? |
inu.30000010355679 | How can she leave that sink of impurity, otherwise than impure? |
inu.30000010355679 | How did it run? |
inu.30000010355679 | How did you find out that I lived here? |
inu.30000010355679 | How do you know that this man wants a situation? ” “ He looks as if he did, Harral, ” replied Sir Phil- lip Warren. |
inu.30000010355679 | How is our appetite do we think we could manage a little slice of boiled fowl to- day? |
inu.30000010355679 | How long will that wife remain faithful — that daughter taint- less? |
inu.30000010355679 | I accordingly resolved not to imprison the old man there: and yet, what could I do with him? |
inu.30000010355679 | I am convinced that he did visit you last night — and if he never caue back, what account will you give — what explana- tion will you render? |
inu.30000010355679 | I an- swered in the negative.—“Does your mistres know that you are sitting up for me? ’ she next inquired. |
inu.30000010355679 | I believe you hold a situation in Somerset House? ” Williers answered in an affirmative. |
inu.30000010355679 | I could pledge my existence, doctor, that she is purity itself. ” “ But wherefore do you consult me in the mat- ter? ” asked Lascelles. |
inu.30000010355679 | I could tell you a tale or two — but no matter now. ” “ And the little business, Tom, ” it quire? |
inu.30000010355679 | I have tried to be obedient to you — I have done all I could to please you; but do you ever utter a kind word to me? |
inu.30000010355679 | I hope you are not offended with me for hunting after you? ” “ Far from it, Jacob, ” returned Tom: “ for I am sure I can trust you. |
inu.30000010355679 | I once asked a lad if there was any school where boys were taught to pick pockets? |
inu.30000010355679 | I really feel for the Captain — ” “ And not at all for yourself, Frank? ” said the lawyer, in his usual quiet manner. |
inu.30000010355679 | I suppose all these letters and bills are about unpaid debts of yours? ” “ Precisely so, love, ” answered Mrs. Curtis. |
inu.30000010355679 | If I could but see her — only for a moment Would it be indiscreet? |
inu.30000010355679 | If Rainford had alarmed or insulted Lady Hatfield, wherefore should she al- low him to go unpunished? |
inu.30000010355679 | If he was to know about that letter, Ben º ’ ” “ How can he know? ” exclaimed Old Death im- patiently. |
inu.30000010355679 | In Bank notes, or by kicking you out of the house, or by recommending the holder to read his bill again this day six months? |
inu.30000010355679 | In fine — did not the angry father threaten to discard her for ever, unless she swore to obey his injunctions? |
inu.30000010355679 | In one word, have you not made an impression on the mind of that artless girl which may endanger her peace? |
inu.30000010355679 | In the meantime you no doubt stand in need of rest? |
inu.30000010355679 | Is he well enough to move out again? ” demanded the baronet im- patiently. |
inu.30000010355679 | Is it possible that your dear wife has tumbled down stairs and broken her neck? |
inu.30000010355679 | Is not every individual member of a society interested, in the welfare of that society? |
inu.30000010355679 | Is n’t it odd? ” “ Very, my dear. |
inu.30000010355679 | Is such a prin- ciple consistent with common sense, justice, or civilisation? |
inu.30000010355679 | Is the business you hinted at for to- night? ” de- manded Josh Pedler, after a brief pause. |
inu.30000010355679 | Is there any reason that a man who guides a ship round the world, clear of rocks and breakers, should not as well help to steer the vessel of state? |
inu.30000010355679 | It is all settled! ” “ That you are to become Lady Blunt? ” asked Georgiana, smiling. |
inu.30000010355679 | It was Blackfriars Bridge Then, from which direction had he come? |
inu.30000010355679 | Jeffreys along through the darkness of the silent night? |
inu.30000010355679 | Let Temperance and Moderation be the guides of all:—for what are the results of Intemperance and habitual Drunkenness? |
inu.30000010355679 | Let's make a holiday of it? |
inu.30000010355679 | Let's see — where was I? |
inu.30000010355679 | Monsters that yeare! ’ he cried, unable to retain his feelings any longerſ “ what vengeance do ye not merit at my hands? |
inu.30000010355679 | Moreover, do we not believe in the same God? |
inu.30000010355679 | Mr. Rainford, what a shocking thing this is about poor dear Mr. Bones|* “ What? ” ejaculated Tom, with a kind of guilty start. |
inu.30000010355679 | Mrs. Slingsby is a most amiable and excellent woman — — ” “ A little of a saint — is she not? ” exclaimed the highwayman drily. |
inu.30000010355679 | Must not royalty Instead of the nation being obliged to Queen Victoria be touched by the hands of a female servant? |
inu.30000010355679 | My God I why did I ever reveal to you all this? |
inu.30000010355679 | Nay, more; do I not see her image now kneeling before me? |
inu.30000010355679 | Need I say how we all felt this sad reverse — this dreadful degrada- tion? |
inu.30000010355679 | Now do you begin to understand me? |
inu.30000010355679 | Now, might not this very feeling be acted upon to a good and bene- ficial purpose, to the advancement of industry and honest emulation? |
inu.30000010355679 | Oh I how can I ever forget it? ” said Esther in a tone of the most pain- ful emotion. |
inu.30000010355679 | Perdition take such honour! ” “ But of what use was all that property to you, since you did n't convert it into money? ” demandod Josh Pedler. |
inu.30000010355679 | Quick work, was n't it, sir? |
inu.30000010355679 | Rather so — eh? |
inu.30000010355679 | Repent, did I say? |
inu.30000010355679 | Say — speak, father — what do you require of me? |
inu.30000010355679 | Say, Georgiana — say, does not that happiness which I myself experience impart pleasure to you? |
inu.30000010355679 | Shall he cry out for assistance? |
inu.30000010355679 | She would n't let me come out at first; and swore that if I did, she ’d foller me. ” “ And did she follow you? ” demanded Jeffreys. |
inu.30000010355679 | Should not this duty be per- formed, even if it be unpleasant? |
inu.30000010355679 | Sir Henry was shocked, was he? ” ex- claimed Clarence. |
inu.30000010355679 | Slingsby has declared that she will put a period to her ex- istence if you persist in your present belief? |
inu.30000010355679 | So, haste and decide: my time is precious. ”—What could I do? |
inu.30000010355679 | Some of our readers may perhaps ask us wherefore we broach it at all? |
inu.30000010355679 | Still-- still, what motive, save that, can ren- der you thus resolute not to become mine? |
inu.30000010355679 | Surely your lord- ship does not believe in philtres and love- draughts? ” “ Ridiculous! ” cried the Earl impatiently. |
inu.30000010355679 | THE M YSTERIES(, F L() NI)() N. 279 am mad — I am driven to desperation| What would you advise But will you be faithful? |
inu.30000010355679 | Tell me, Esther dearest — can you love me? |
inu.30000010355679 | Tell me, then, Georgiana — what signifies this strange contradiction? |
inu.30000010355679 | Th F. her upon a seat, — “ Clarence, did you hear my declaration? |
inu.30000010355679 | That was to be the joke. ” “ And how did the joke turn so completely against yourself? ” asked Tom. |
inu.30000010355679 | The Jews always assist each other to the extent of their means:—do the Christians? |
inu.30000010355679 | The Squire recovered his senses, and exclaimed, ‘ Where am I? |
inu.30000010355679 | The Squire wrote it at Mr. Snowdon’s. ”—“And did Marion answer it? |
inu.30000010355679 | The aristocracy have usurped the House of Commons — for what? |
inu.30000010355679 | The bridal breakfast will take place at my aunt's: shall we not have the pleasure of your company? |
inu.30000010355679 | The clerk of the Court asked me, “ How will you be tried — by God and your country? |
inu.30000010355679 | The occurrence of this night is a secret known only to yourself and to me: your dishonour need never transpire to the world? ”. |
inu.30000010355679 | Then wherefore was she watched? |
inu.30000010355679 | Then why did she tell me So? ” “ Only to laugh at you. |
inu.30000010355679 | Then, did you get Tom Rain hanged because the prosecution put money into your pocket? ” demanded Frank. |
inu.30000010355679 | Then, whither can this pauperised despairing man in Lock's Fields go to escape the bitterness of his reflections? |
inu.30000010355679 | There was too much reason to suppose that such was the case: otherwise, would he not have written, or returned? |
inu.30000010355679 | They're in a pretty pickle — ain't they? ” exclaimed Jeffreys, with a chuckle. |
inu.30000010355679 | Think you that I glory in what I have done? |
inu.30000010355679 | Think you that any ridiculous punctilio has pre- vented me from forcing the locks of those rooms and examining their contents? |
inu.30000010355679 | Time was wearing on — nine o'clock would soon strike — and if she were over to take the first step in a loathsome trade, now was the moment? |
inu.30000010355679 | Was he a human being, or a veritable fiend? |
inu.30000010355679 | Was he no more? |
inu.30000010355679 | Was he other than he seemed? |
inu.30000010355679 | Was he other than he seemed? |
inu.30000010355679 | Was it not more pro- bable that he had brought her some evil tidings? |
inu.30000010355679 | Was the conduct of my nephew becoming and proper? |
inu.30000010355679 | Were you ever there, sir? |
inu.30000010355679 | What am I to conjec- ture? |
inu.30000010355679 | What are you doing there, Harry? ” “ Why, you must know that I'm rather a good hand THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
inu.30000010355679 | What can I do? |
inu.30000010355679 | What can we do? |
inu.30000010355679 | What could he say? |
inu.30000010355679 | What could the highwayman mean? |
inu.30000010355679 | What do you say, Howard; Have n't I told you some queer tales at times? ” “ You have indeed, ” answered the lawyer drily. |
inu.30000010355679 | What do you say? |
inu.30000010355679 | What must be the end of this course of life? |
inu.30000010355679 | What say you, Thompson? ” “ I say what you say, Jones, ” replied Harding. |
inu.30000010355679 | What stern fate — what terrible destiny can possibly sepa- rate us? |
inu.30000010355679 | What was to be done now? |
inu.30000010355679 | What's the address? ” “ T. |
inu.30000010355679 | What, in the name of heaven l can it matter now, if a robber broke into a dwelling “ me six or seven years ago? |
inu.30000010355679 | What, then, could be that secret and profoundly- rooted cause of grief? |
inu.30000010355679 | What, then, was the secret of his success? |
inu.30000010355679 | When shall you commence business? ” “ I opened my shop last night, ” replied Tom, with a hearty laugh. |
inu.30000010355679 | Where was the house to which those gentlemen had been taken 2 What motive was there for screening the assassins? |
inu.30000010355679 | Wherefore should Irenew her grief and my humiliation — evoke fresh tears from her eyes, and add sharpness to the sting of my disappointment? |
inu.30000010355679 | Whither can you fly? |
inu.30000010355679 | Who could it be? |
inu.30000010355679 | Who is Queen Victoria, that aIDuchess on Majesty with awe and astonishment,-all this must select her gown, and a Marchioness hook it? |
inu.30000010355679 | Who the devil are you that you ca n't treat me civilly? |
inu.30000010355679 | Who was this Rainford, after all? |
inu.30000010355679 | Who would trust me with any work f what honest person would associate with me? |
inu.30000010355679 | Whose furnitur- r is it in the house? ” “ Why — it's ours, and it is n't, ” responded Frank. |
inu.30000010355679 | Why do you speak so much about him? ” asked the country- girl. |
inu.30000010355679 | Why should not he who governs a steam- engine just as well govern or assist in governing a country? |
inu.30000010355679 | Why was so much mystery observed in the entire transaction? |
inu.30000010355679 | Why, I thought all the furniture must have been paid for, my dear? ” “ Not exactly, love — you perceive, ” returned the lady. |
inu.30000010355679 | Will not such vengeance as this be sweet? |
inu.30000010355679 | Will you accompany your father? ” “ Leave us the moment you are restored to us!" |
inu.30000010355679 | Will you keep the secret? |
inu.30000010355679 | Will you, my love, come and pass a week or two with me? |
inu.30000010355679 | Will your ladyship take this chair? |
inu.30000010355679 | With all these frightful examples in view, how could the entire sphere of the fashionable world fail to become dread- fully demoralised? |
inu.30000010355679 | Without me, what would have become of you? |
inu.30000010355679 | Would he not serve your purpose? |
inu.30000010355679 | Yes – Peggy had run away with all I possessed that was worth the taking; and now the question naturally rose in my mind – Will she betray me?' |
inu.30000010355679 | Yes: — and now behold the father, who sold the honour of his child, about to examine the pockets of that child's assassinated ravisher? |
inu.30000010355679 | You must accompany me whither I shall lead you. ” “ And if I refuse? ” asked Jeffreys, trembling he scarcely knew why. |
inu.30000010355679 | You remember the morning you was had up at Bow Street? |
inu.30000010355679 | a whole glass? ” ejaculated Toby Bunce, in astonishment at this unwonted liberality on the part of Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | and I should advise some one to be afther making room on a binch for my frind and myself — or I'll know the rayson why?" |
inu.30000010355679 | and ai n’t Hyde Park always more filled with splendid vehicles on a Sunday than on any other day? |
inu.30000010355679 | and can we ever hope to amelioriate our condition, unless we expose the abuses which oppress, degrade, and demoralise us? |
inu.30000010355679 | and have I not messengers to dispatch to you? |
inu.30000010355679 | and how could he have been induced to perjure himself to save her? ” “ Is n’t it strange? ” said Mrs. Bunce. |
inu.30000010355679 | and how could he have been induced to perjure himself to save her? ” “ Is n’t it strange? ” said Mrs. Bunce. |
inu.30000010355679 | and how was it possible to pre- vent the contaminating influence from spreading to the inferior grades? |
inu.30000010355679 | and isit to be informed ye'd be? ” ejaculated O'Blunderbuss, as he stirred his whiskey- and- water up with the spoon. |
inu.30000010355679 | and was she seriously about to resign herself to the King's arms — to become the mistress of that regal debauchee of sixty- four? |
inu.30000010355679 | and were all the members of the Society his dupes? |
inu.30000010355679 | and what have you been doing with yourself lately? |
inu.30000010355679 | and what indeed?" |
inu.30000010355679 | and what signifies this intru- sion?" |
inu.30000010355679 | and what would ye fight with, if it is n’t pisthols? ” cried the Captain. |
inu.30000010355679 | and where can his residence be situated? ” were the questions which every tongue uttered, and to which no one could reply. |
inu.30000010355679 | and wherefore were you pry- ing about the house? ” demanded Mr. Torrens. |
inu.30000010355679 | and whither were they going? |
inu.30000010355679 | and why do you break into a respectable house in this way? |
inu.30000010355679 | are we to die of starvation? |
inu.30000010355679 | bibed by cach, the knight inquired whether Mr. Torrens happened to be acquainted with a Captain Sparks? |
inu.30000010355679 | can not you take com- passion upon me — upon me, your own tender Esther — and quit the path which you are pursuing? |
inu.30000010355679 | can this be imagination? |
inu.30000010355679 | could it have been her? |
inu.30000010355679 | did he attempt to extort money from you? |
inu.30000010355679 | did n't she give a start? |
inu.30000010355679 | did we suffer much last night? |
inu.30000010355679 | did you ever convey letters between him and your sister? |
inu.30000010355679 | do thy thunders sleep when men thus blaspheme thy sacred name — thus actually reproach Thee with the effects of their misdeeds? |
inu.30000010355679 | does n't matrimony agree with you, either, my dear and much respected aunt? ” ejacu. |
inu.30000010355679 | does she deserve no pity — no sympathy, as well as such sovereign contempt.-- such boundless aversion? |
inu.30000010355679 | had he in a moment of frenzy laid violent hands upon himself? |
inu.30000010355679 | have you not injured me enough? |
inu.30000010355679 | he demanded.—'She did, ” I answered: “ but —'. — “ Have you ever seen the Squire and Marion to- gether?' |
inu.30000010355679 | he has done that, has he? ” said Sir Chris. |
inu.30000010355679 | he mean to do? ” “ To put their eyes out, ” replied Jeffreys, in a low tone, and speaking with considerable hesitation. |
inu.30000010355679 | her shoes, and a Baroness tie them? |
inu.30000010355679 | how can I compose my self? ” she exclaimed; and then she burst into a torrent of tears. |
inu.30000010355679 | how can I ever reward you ade- quately for this generosity on your part? |
inu.30000010355679 | how can she quit that abode of infamy, otherwise than infa- mous? |
inu.30000010355679 | how could I explain my conduct f what would she think, after all she knows of you? ” demanded Mr. Torrens. |
inu.30000010355679 | how easy to think of acting 1–But how was he to put his thought into execution? |
inu.30000010355679 | how have I deserved these reproaches — at least to- day? ” asked Rosamond, bursting into an agony of tears. |
inu.30000010355679 | how is the pain in our legs? |
inu.30000010355679 | ignorant or very narrow- minded persons can possi- bly entertain towards a most estimable race? ” “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355679 | is it keeping us waiting fe mane? ” vociferated the terrible Captain, sending his voice half- way across a field in a tone of awful in- dignation. |
inu.30000010355679 | it that took you to old Sir Christopher's, and made him refer you to me? ” “ Is it the little business? ” cried the Captain. |
inu.30000010355679 | it that took you to old Sir Christopher's, and made him refer you to me? ” “ Is it the little business? ” cried the Captain. |
inu.30000010355679 | live? ” “ I am acquainted with her abode, ” returned the lad. |
inu.30000010355679 | may — ” “ What? ” demanded Jeffreys impatiently. |
inu.30000010355679 | must I again fall back upon the hypothesis of a woman's idle caprice — the theory of her unaccount- able whims? |
inu.30000010355679 | my dearest girl — is it indeed you? ” at length said Mrs. Slingsby in a dolorous tone of voice, as she laid aside the sacred volume. |
inu.30000010355679 | my dearest young friend, what is flannel without the blessing of heaven? |
inu.30000010355679 | my fine fellow — I thought you would come. ” “ Is it you, Mutton- Face? ” said Bones, with a grim smile. |
inu.30000010355679 | never to breathe a syllable which may betray the motive of my present visit, or the topic of our con- versation? ” persisted the Earl. |
inu.30000010355679 | ning? ” she said, in a milder and more gentle tone than she had yet used during this remarkable — this solemnly interesting meeting. |
inu.30000010355679 | or am I the sport of a wild and delusive dream? |
inu.30000010355679 | or am I to con- sider that you still bear me a grudge? ” “ No- no, ” cried Tim. |
inu.30000010355679 | or are we to have bread by some means or another? ” Matilda burst into tears, and wrung her hands bitterly. |
inu.30000010355679 | or is it not indeed his duty to proclaim those crors and that turpitude? |
inu.30000010355679 | or ought he not at least to be so? |
inu.30000010355679 | or will you take a dram of the whiskey'? ” “ The potheen, my boy — the potheen for me! ” exclaimed the Captain, grasping the bottle. |
inu.30000010355679 | shall I ring for another cup and plate? |
inu.30000010355679 | solicitor? ” “ Mr. |
inu.30000010355679 | t;? |
inu.30000010355679 | take and pay for you and the old people& And did n’t he give you all the grub you bad to- day? ”." |
inu.30000010355679 | tenay? ” “ Certainly: he is my aunt's best friend. ” “ And her lover, ” added Rainford coolly. |
inu.30000010355679 | then you also know all? ” ejaculated the Earl. |
inu.30000010355679 | tº Is yes. ” “ That ’s well? ” exclaimed Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | was he, in a word, an unmitigated impostor? |
inu.30000010355679 | was it the bet- ter to carry out the deception that be had pretended to sail in a French ship, instead of an English one? |
inu.30000010355679 | what can she want? ’ whispered Miss Stacey to me; ‘ she is per- haps unwell, and will come into the room to speak to me. |
inu.30000010355679 | what can we do? ” And she rocked herself to and fro in a manner denoting an utter despair. |
inu.30000010355679 | what could it mean? |
inu.30000010355679 | what do I hear? ” exclaimed Arthur: “ and how much generosity does your conduct display! |
inu.30000010355679 | what do you mean? ” ejaculated Clarence, now seriously alarmed. |
inu.30000010355679 | what hast thou earned by all thine intriguings — thy schemings-thy black turpitude — and thy deplorable self- degradation? |
inu.30000010355679 | what meant that ghastly spectacle? |
inu.30000010355679 | what must I think of the female sex after such a discovery as this? |
inu.30000010355679 | what next? ” replied Old Death, with a horrible chuckle, that issued from his throat as if it came from the depths of a tomb. |
inu.30000010355679 | what shall I do? |
inu.30000010355679 | what shoes have we here Why, surely these can not be your's, my dear? |
inu.30000010355679 | what signifies this strange conduct? ” ejaculated the Earl, as, with wounded pride, he re- treated a few paces from the weeping lady. |
inu.30000010355679 | what will become of me? ” murmured Mrs. Torrens, pressing her hand to her fore- head. |
inu.30000010355679 | what will the world say? |
inu.30000010355679 | what would you with me? ” demanded the Earl sharply. |
inu.30000010355679 | where do you live? |
inu.30000010355679 | where was it? |
inu.30000010355679 | wherefore didst thou ever abandon me? |
inu.30000010355679 | wherefore play the coy and the cruel? ” exclaimed the King. |
inu.30000010355679 | who are you? ” exclaimed Jeffreys, surveying his master in terror and amazement. |
inu.30000010355679 | who was this Black that spoke with a tone of authority, and acted in a manner denoting a conseiousness of power? |
inu.30000010355679 | why the devil should I be sorry? ” cried Jeffreys, with the dogged insolence of inebriation. |
inu.30000010355679 | will you ruin me? ” demanded Mrs. Slingsby, in a hysterical tone. |
inu.30000010355679 | would you believe me capable of murder? ” cried Mrs. Torrens, in a penetrating, thrilling tone of deep anguish. |
inu.30000010355679 | you killing man — what would you have mo understand by that remark? ” cried Miss Mordaunt. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ About your late master and his wife — eh? ” asked Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ All right — ” “ And the answer? ”. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And Sir Henry Courtenay is the pattern of all virtue, dear madam — is he not? ” exclaimed Rosa- mond. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And am I to romain in ignorance of the motives which compel you to refuse my suit? ” asked Lord Ellingham bitterly. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And can you wonder that such should be the case? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And do you hope to crush the business by means of that scrap of writing? ” asked Old Death, evi- dently perplexed what to think. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And how long will that be? ” demanded Curtis. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And now tell me — has any- thing happened in respect to you know what? ” “ Yes — a great deal, ” answered Charlotte. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And now, I suppose, we come to the visit which Mr. Bones, Toby Bunce, and yourself paid to my lodgings? ” “ Exactly so, ” said Jacob. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And perhaps — perhaps, it's rather fashionable than otherwise? ” asked the knight, in a hesitating In an in Cºl". |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And so that was your business, Master Tom? ” observed Old Death, as soon as the messenger had disappeared. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And the salary you at present receive is only ninety or a hundred pounds a- year? ” continued the Earl. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And think you that your refusal to comply with my present wish does not constitute such just cause? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And those embarrassments are very serious? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And what are you, old fool? ” cried the postillion who rode the wheel- horse. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And what did his lordship do? ” inquired Mrs. Curtis. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And what do you suppose will become of you and your father and mother? ” she continued. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And what does it matter? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And what does that matter? ” ejaculated Frank. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And what ’s a fence, Miss? ” “ A fence, you fool, is a buyer of stolen goods, as the beaks call it. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And when shall it be? ” asked Sir Christopher, taking it for granted that it was to be. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And where are they sent to? ” demanded Rain. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And wherefore not? ” asked the Earl, asto- nished at the tone and manner of his friend. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And who else?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And who is your companion? ” he demanded hastily. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And why not? ” growled Mac Grab, shrouding himself behind his man Proggs. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And why not? ” “ Because I should only lose my time for nothing, ” responded Mr. Howard. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And why should you cut the City people? ” de- manded his wife. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And yet — ” “ And yet what? ” asked Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And you bear me no ill- will for the course I have pursued? ” said Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And you mean to say that you surrendered the pocket- book — that you gave up two thousand pounds? ” exclaimed Sir Christopher, in a passion. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And you really will do all you say — if I help you in this business? ” “ Yes — and much more, ” returned Frank. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ And you, Julia — are you happy, my love? ” “ Quite — too happy: ” murmured his compa- Illon. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Answer me that, my frind? ” “ My dear sir-- it's really — I mean, you- that is 202 Tii E MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Are these for me? ” cried Jacob, scarcely able to believe his eyes. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Are you afraid to be alone and in the dark? ” en- Muired the Blackamoor. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Are you envious of Miss Mordaunt's worldly- mindedness? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Are you sorry, then, that you killed Sir Henry Courtenay? ” asked the Black. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Are your tidings favourable, doctor? ” was the nobleman's hasty and anxious inquiry. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ At what hour to- morrow shall I call to accom- pany you to the lawyer's? ” “ At about twelve. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But did you find out Tom Rain ’s address? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But did you not question your niece 2 did she offer no explanation? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But do n’t you confess, Captain, that you carried matters a trifle too far that night? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But how be- came you acquainted with that incident in Geor- giana's life which has exercised such influence over her? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But how could such a man as Lord Ellingham feel any interest in her? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But if I can not command my own convictions? ” she added hastily. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But my uncle — how could he have known my gecret? ” she exclaimed aloud. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But no one knows where he kept his money — unless it is that Tidmarsh. ” “ And where did he die? ” asked Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But she will return? ” he continued interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But sit up and cat your fill, Josh — for here is a good plate of meat — — ” “ And the landlord? ” interrupted the thief joy- fully. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But the people who have dealings at this place must know that it is your establishment? ” said Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But was n’t it fortunate that I twigged then? ” said Curtis. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But what can I do for you in the matter? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But what did the letter say? ” “ Why, it was a regular sermon, ” answered Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But what is it all about? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But what will you take? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But where are the others? ” “ It's just on account of them that nothing has been done to- night, ” answered Jeffreys. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But where are you going? ” “ Oh I'll show you, my dear, ” returned Frank, as he led her along. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But who can the man be that is at the bottom of all this? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But why do you come with swords and pistols in that fashion? ” he demanded, savagely. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But will you accompany me to the library now, and see the new picture that I bought some weeks ago, and which has been sent home this morning? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But wo n't you stay and take a glass with us?". |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But you speak of being the accomplice of the ravisher of in- nocence? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But you will forgive me? ” “ Say no more about it, Arthur. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But — how can it be done? ” hiccoughed Curtis. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ But, I say, captain — do you know that I am getting very tired of the life we're leading? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ By what right do you treat me like a dog? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ By- the- bye, what have you done with the boy that was thrown on your hands t'other night?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Ca n't ye, now, bolt off to France to- morrow night, and leave me in charge of the house? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Can Georgiana be subject to phantasies of that nature? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Come you here, Josh, ” cried Jane Cummins: “ I want to say a word to you. ” “ Well — what is it? ” demanded the thief. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Come — who'll sing us a song? ” exclaimed Tim the Snammer. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ D'ye mane to differ from me? ” demanded the Captain, looking desperately ferocious. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ D'ye suspict the thing, my frind? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Did I not say that you were quite unreason- able? ” exclaimed her companion. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Did I tell you that any thing particular occurred between me and those ladies? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Did she not say that she would return? ” “ She desired me to give you this note, sir, ” an- s wered the domestic. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do the advertisements tell you when the next ship will sail from Liverpool for New York, Tom? ” inquired the lady. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do ye take us for as great cowards as ould Sir Christopher Blunt? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do you doubt me? ” demanded George the Fourth. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do you mean to keep to that arrangement? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do you not remember, Georgiana, that I told you how one whose name I need not mention, adjured me to do my duty as a British legislator? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do you think I could invent such a pack of curious ad- ventures? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do you think so, Henry? ” she murmured, her eyes lighting up with the excitement of that con- tiguity. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do you think that I am un- acquainted with your real character? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Do you think that if you tried to get a place even as a scullion in a gentleman's family, you could obtain it? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Fight you? ” ejaculated Frank, turning ashy pale. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Georgiana, is this possible? ” he asked, in a faint tone, while a deadly pallor overspread his countenance. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Got your pistols, Frank? ” inquired Mr. Howard, when the coach had moved off the pavement. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Had they resided long with you? ” inquired the doctor. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Have you any farther orders for me? ” “ Yes, ” replied Caesar: “ listen! |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Have you met father? ” — “ No, I forgot that he'd gone to the vil- lage; but he will be home in a minute or two, as its close on one. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Hear reason, if you can I What would you do? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Holloal you fellows,'he cried; “ do n’t you know you're trespassing? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How do you intend to act? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How do you know what harm might be done by your stupidity in letting out the gentleman's business in this kind of way? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How is Georgiana now? ” inquired the noble- man hastily. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How is it possible that you can have any forbearance, my dear friend? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How is that? ” onquired Frank. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How much did you receive per week at your last place? ’ asked the old gentleman.—I named the sum.—“And what hours did you keep? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How much did you receive per week at your last place? ’ asked the old gentleman.—I named the sum.—“And what hours did you keep? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How should I know that he had committed a robbery when he galloped past me? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How stand we in respect to each other? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ How was the fellow dressed? ” asked the officer. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I advanced towards Marion, asking, ‘ What is the matter? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I can swear they did not. ” “ You are quite sure? ” observed Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I do not understand you! ” said Mr. Torrens, in a hoarse — hollow tone: “ what do you mean? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I have procured the license; and — ” “ And Rosamond — what of her? ” demanded Mrs. Slingsby hastily. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I presume that Sir Christopher Blunt and my- self are now at liberty to depart? ” said the doctor. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I secured the money about ry person, and she asked me whether I was satisfied? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I spose you've heard the news, Mr. Bones? ” said Jeffreys. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I wonder whether Tom will keep his appoint- ment? ” said Old Death, as he sipped his tea. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I wonder who'd be ruled by a feller like Toby? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ I wonder why she did that? ” said Mrs. Bunce. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is any thing the matter? ” enquired the ancient miscreant, as Mrs. Bunce carefully closed the room door. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is he dead? ” enquired Mr. Torrens, his excite- ment now becoming absolutely intolerable. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is in custody, my lady; and all I now want — ” “ Who is in custody? ” demanded Georgiana, hope for a moment wildly animating her. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is it afraid ye are? ” demanded Captain O'Blun- derbuss, twirling his moustache, as he surveyed Sir Christopher with cool contempt. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is it my- self that ye are afther enquiring about, Sir Chris- topher? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is it nice, Ben? ” asked Mrs. Bunce endearingly. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is it to affix a vulgar nick- name to an admirable institution, that you call it a Can- nibal- Clothing Association? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is it what I think? ” exclaimed the Captain. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is it what you should do with it? ” vociferated the captain. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is there any chance of Old Death forming one of the party?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is there any one living in this house besides yourself? ” repeated Rainford. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is there no use in keeping precious things to look at — to gloat upon- to calculate their value? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is this possible? ” cried the Justice of the Peace, surveying the prisoners with apprehension and horror. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Is — is — ” “ Who? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ It will be difficult and dan- gerous to do him any harm. ” “ What's a nobleman more than another? ” cried John Jeffreys. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ JHave you any farther orders, sire?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Joshua Pedler, your worship. ” “ Where do you live?—and what are you? ” were the next questions. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Julia, my love — for so you must now permit me to call you, ” exclaimed the enamoured knight, “ will my suit be rejected? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Let ’s see — what were we say- ing? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Murder did you say, old fellow? ” demanded Bing- ham. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ My God what signifies this grief, Georgiana? ” asked her uncle. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ No claret, John? ” cried Mrs. Curtis, now taking part in the discussion. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ No, sir — he is n’t dead exactly — but — ” “ But what? ” cried Torrens, trembling from head to foot. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Not the man, my lady?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Now how stands the matter? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Now why should you assert that? ” cried the young man, affecting to be annoyed by the remark. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Now, Bingham, ” cried the clerk; “ what is it? ” At that moment a gentleman of handsome appear- ance and middle age entered the court. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Now, what's the use of going on like this? ” said Sal. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Och? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Of what use? ” cried Old Death, again speaking in that yelling tone which manifested violent emo- tions. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Oh my God l ’ I exclaimed; • what have we done that we should be thus tortured on earth, as if we were in hell? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Oh terrible man, wherefore have you come hither? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Only what, man? ” vociferated the Captain. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Only what? ” vociferated Frank. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Per- mit me, then, to ask the object of that Rainford's visit? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Prisoner, ” said the magistrate, “ have you any- thing now to offer in your defence? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Shall I explain to them the nature of the business before they see you, or not? ” “ No – let me see them first 1 ” said Old Death. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Shall I go first? ” asked Old Death, with a sardonic smile, which seemed to indicate his opinion that Rainford would not venture to follow him. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Shall I repeat how deeply I love thee — how ardently I adore thee? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Shall I tell you any more, sir? ” asked Jacob, when a few minutes of profound silence had elapsed. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Shall not the past be forgotten? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Shall we not continue to be ne cessary to each other? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Sir Christopher Blunt — Sir Christopher Blunt, ” he exclaimed aloud, in a solemn tone, “ wlat is it that you are about to do? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Some ruffian on horseback — there — do n't you see? ” exclaimed Mr. Torrens. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Sthrangel — sthrange I do ye say? ” exclaimed the Captain. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Still hard at work? ” she said. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Suppose, for instance, I bought the land? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Surely I can not have lost it? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Tell me, my beloved parent, ” she said, “ have I given you offence in any way — by word or deed? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ That Thomas Rainford whom you would make the victim of your vengeance, is — ” “ Is what? ” demanded the Earl hastily. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ The ceremony will be performed here?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Then we both hold the same opinions? ” exclaimed Frank. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Then we can not trust each other? ” continued Mr. Torrens. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Then what was it? ” demanded Mr. Dykes. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Then who is she? ” demanded Bones impa- tiently. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ There was the famous Spaniard, you know — what was his name again? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Thus the affair was fifty- two years in Chancery, and was knocked on the head after all? ” observed one of the company present. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ To answer any charge that may be brough against him? ” continued Sir Walter. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Was Mr. Sheepshanks present? ” inquired Wil- liers, without looking at his aunt, and apparently intent only on carving the ham. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Watches and plate, I suppose? ” said Rainford, pointing to the boxes. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well — now you see that tall, stout gentleman there, walking up and down in front of the State House with the stick in his hand? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, dearest, what are you thinking of? ” asked the knight. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, doctor? ” exclaimed the knight, hastening to meet the physician. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, gentlemen, what is the matter?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, have you considered my proposal? ” he asked. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, how did Jackson get on to- day at Portugal Street?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, let me see, how shall I pay this? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, nurse — what is it? ” demanded Sir Chris- topher. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, what do you think of your new missus? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, who did you see in Baker Street?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well, ” said Old Death, as he sipped his liquor complacently, “ I suppose we shall have no difficulty in managing this little job by- and- by? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Well? ” said Rainford, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Wery curious conduct, that of Beeswing, my dear? ” continued Mr. Curtis, as soon as the door had closed behind the servant. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What a strange question? ” exclaimed the lawyer, evidently unwilling to give a direct answer to it. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What can this mean? ” she thought within her- self. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What can you do in the matter, Tom? ” said his beautiful companion. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What did you do that for? ” demanded Old Death savagely. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What did you say, dearest? ” asked the lady. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What do you mean to do to nue, Tom? ” asked the hideous old fence, now more than ever trem- bling for his life. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What do you mean, my dear brother? ” cricd the noble, struck by the impressive tone in which Rainford uttered these words. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What is it, Harry? ” she demanded, peeping timidly into the hole, from which the boy hastily scrambled Out. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What is it? ” demanded Curtis, shaking from head to foot, in spite of all the liquor he had im- bibed during the day. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What is the matter with you?" |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What is the matter, Sir Christopher? ” asked Julia earnestly. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What the devil is doing here? ” cried the well- known voice of Tom Rain, as he banged the door behind him and drew the bolt. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What the devil, then, must I do? ” demanded Frank Curtis, shuddering as he thought of the Poor- Side. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What was to be done? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What was your papa's name? ” “ Watts — and my name is Charley Watts, ” said the boy. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What would I not have done to ensure the safety of him who has behaved so generously to me? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What you have guessed-? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What, in the name of God does all this mean? ” exclaimed the nobleman, with wildness in his tone. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ What? ” asked his ancient mistress. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Where are you going to, young- ster?' |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Where is Mr. Bones? ” demanded Mrs. Bunce, in her querulous voice. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Where's Josh Pedler? ” he asked. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Wherefore revive those terrible reproaches now? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Which way did he go? ” “ He galloped off in this direction, ” was the reply, which remained uncontradicted. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Who are you? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Who can tell what may happen? ” asked the Earl. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Who is there? ” asked a voice within, a voice soft and melodious, but now expressive of the most intense anguish. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Who was scream- ing? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Who ’s there? ” demanded the highwayman. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Who's there? ” cried the deep, sepulchral voice of Old Death, as he started from the arm- chair in which he had been taking a nap. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Who, the devil's that? ’ demanded the occupant of the room, without turning his head, but in a voice which was not un- known to me. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Why are you up? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Why is it impossible? ” demanded the Black. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Why — I never heard of the Bank of England issuing notes that were n't payable on demand. ” “ Egad, nor I? ” said Captain O'Blunderbuss. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Why — how come you in this house? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Why, you can not for a minute suppose that it is my regular profession, Mr. Curtis? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Why, you swindling scoundrel, how dare you call me names? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Will you take a glass of wine? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Will you, though? ” cried the young man, unable to conceal his joy. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Wo n't you stay and take a drop of something warm, Mr. Rainford? ” asked Betsy Bunce, in her most winning way. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Would you not do well to send for your friends? ” asked the magistrate, in a kind tone. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Yes — you love, Esther; and perhaps you are not loved in return? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Yes, sir, I recognised Miss Esther de Medina — But are you’angry, sir? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Yes, sir, ” he added emphatically, “ the law shall protect me. ” “ Is it shir- rking that ye mane? ” asked the Cap- tain. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You do n’t mean to say you would like to hear me tell my story, do you? ” exclaimed Tim. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You must have another room where you keep your jewellery and all those kinds of things? ” “ What kind of things? ” asked Bones sharply. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You must have another room where you keep your jewellery and all those kinds of things? ” “ What kind of things? ” asked Bones sharply. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You ought to be very fond of your wife, Toby — for she's very fond of you. ” “ D'ye think she is, Mr. Bones? ” exclaimed Bunce. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You see me, Captain Sparks? ” continued Sir Christopher, in an authoritative tone. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You will really be in Conduit Street this eve- ning, my dear? ” urged Frank Curtis, after a brief pause. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You wo n’t pass an hour with me over a bottle of wine? ” said the young man. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You wouldn't — eh? ” exclaimed Frank, grievously disappointed at the ill- success of his little manoeuvre. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ You ’ve got your barkers, Tim? ” asked Pedler. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Your masther will be glad to see me, or I'm mightily desayved. ” “ What name shall I say, sir? ” inquired the tiger. |
inu.30000010355679 | “ Your unclo put me in possession of the facts: and what is there in them, after all? |
inu.30000010355679 | “ l should like to secure her in my interests. ” “ What did you do with the letter she wrote to Tom Rain? ” asked Mrs. Bunce. |
inu.30000010355679 | “'Spose it did? ” cried his wife. |
inu.30000010355679 | “- “ Did you merely come to chatter with me, or on business? ” asked the lawyer evasively. |
inu.30000010355679 | ” exclaimed Georgiana wildly,–"am I then to lose such a man as this? ” And again she clasped her hands convulsively to- gether. |
inu.30000010355679 | ” “ You mean to have the Earl murdered, I sup- pose? ” said John Jeffreys. |
uiug.30112003582787 | 115 The House of Souls ‘ Do you know, ’ he said, ‘ you interest me immensely? |
uiug.30112003582787 | 3&2? |
uiug.30112003582787 | 3:?! |
uiug.30112003582787 | 455 The Three Impostors at Paddington? |
uiug.30112003582787 | 5: NB? |
uiug.30112003582787 | 77 The House of Souls ‘ What is the matter? ’ she said, startled by the tone of his voice. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ?-~,". |
uiug.30112003582787 | A gusty day, sir, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | A little more Benedictine? |
uiug.30112003582787 | A nervous glance to right and left — is it not so? |
uiug.30112003582787 | A queer set of data to go upon? |
uiug.30112003582787 | A queer thing, 27o The Inmost Light was n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | A, h~~*~.. W u Mlv ‘"W “ Lalwvm? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Ah, that is the passage, is it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Alice all right to- day? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Am I to understand that this docu- ment is in your own handwriting? |
uiug.30112003582787 | An odd case, was n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | An odd employment, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And by the by, where did he get it made up? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And could n’t we use some photographs? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And do you know what I did? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And how about the Vivian murder? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And how are you, Villiers? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And how did you induce the man to come? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And how much did you say you had to spend? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And into this pleasant summer glade Rachel passed a girl, and left it, who shall say what? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And now will you describe the person who, you say, held your brother by the arm? ’ ‘ I can not do so. |
uiug.30112003582787 | And the question is, what is to be done? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And the result? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And they ’re burning for ever and ever. ’ ‘ What d’you think of that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And what 75 The House of Souls would become of me if anything happened to you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And what about the book? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And what about this furnishing? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And what do you think he said? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And what does he teach men in this book? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And what d’you think they cost? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And where are your brother and sister? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And where wili you get a better dinner than that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | And, by the way, ’ Wilson went on, pointing to his new brown boots, ‘ you know where to go for shoe- leather? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Are you aware that we have been here nearly four hours? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Are you coming? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Are you made of stone, man? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Are you ready? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Are you willing to trust yourself to me entirely? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Argentine asked her how old the wine was, and what do you think she said? |
uiug.30112003582787 | As I understand, all the symptoms he complained of have disappeared long ago; why should he go on taking the stuff when he is quite well? |
uiug.30112003582787 | As you heard what I said, and seem interested, perhaps you may be able to relieve my perplexity? |
uiug.30112003582787 | At Sayce ’s? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Besides, there_ are other reasons which I can not enter into now. ’ ‘ But what does it all mean? ’ I said. |
uiug.30112003582787 | But I am going to get the boy this morning. ’ ‘ But how do you know there is such a boy as you want anywhere about? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But I wonder what connection there could be between Meyrick and Mrs. Herbert, or what link between her and these designs? ’ ‘ Ah, who can say? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But I wonder what connection there could be between Meyrick and Mrs. Herbert, or what link between her and these designs? ’ ‘ Ah, who can say? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But I ’ll ask you, what is the good of going to those expensive shops in the West End? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But are n’t you going to show me poor Meyrick ’s legacy? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But can you decipher the inscription? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But do you really want to hear about my grand tour? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But do you think that Walters has really some fearful fate to dread? ’ ‘ I can not say. |
uiug.30112003582787 | But have we not all three some farewells to make? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But have you no misgivings, Raymond? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But have you seen this man since? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But how about the whole affair? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But how in heaven ’s name have you come to this pass, Herbert? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But is not “ murder ” rather a coarse word? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But may I inquire the nature of your trouble? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But surely you have no need to fear Smith? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But that ’s very old- fashioned, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But this place is not altogether fit for such a discussion; perhaps you would come to my rooms? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But what do you make of it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But what happened last Sunday? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But what on earth is all this? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But where could he have hidden the thing? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But where have you been, Dyson? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But why? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But wo n’t he give her any money? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But you saw how the manuscript illustrates the talk we had last week? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But you see the gulf that separates the two? |
uiug.30112003582787 | But, forgive me, you just now used the word morality; would not some persons take exception to your own methods of business? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Ca n’t you speak, man? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Can I direct you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Can you persuade yourself that you would have “ en- joyed ” St. Paul ’s company? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Come in, wo n’t you? ’ ‘ Thanks, I think I will. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Consider: can you imagine for a moment that a false statement which saves an innocent man ’s life is a sin? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did either of the men you saw see you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did n’t I tell you her name was Helen? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did n’t you say that you had been bothered by something — something which happened that night we dined together? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did you buy a map of London? ’ ‘ I had the tour all right. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did you have your tour? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did you hear that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did you make a map out of your head?' |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did you notice any particular emotion in him when you were telling your tale? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did you find an old step- ladder in one of the outhouses? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Did your father disinherit you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do n’t you remember? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do n’t you see that your aunt dropped it, and'that she must be a raging lunatic? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do n’t you think it will do nicely for the doctor ’s mu- seum? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do n’t you think your great- uncle might leave his house and his money to somebody he knows really well? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do n’t you think, Edward, that, considering everything, we ought to say we will have her? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you allow that happiness is anything? ’ ‘ Certainly, ’ said Dyson. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you believe, then, that this woman was something too awful, too terrible to be allowed to remain on the earth? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you happen to know anything of Herbert? ’ ‘ Well, ’ replied Villiers, ‘ he was an old college friend of mine. ’ ‘ You do n’t say so? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you happen to know anything of Herbert? ’ ‘ Well, ’ replied Villiers, ‘ he was an old college friend of mine. ’ ‘ You do n’t say so? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you happen to know of any place near here where one could sit down? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you know aunt took a great fancy to you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you know it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you know what it is, Edward? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you live near here? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you think that you and I would have “ got on ” with Sir Galahad? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you think we have the right to refuse her offer? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Do you think you would like it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Fill up my cup, will you, dear? ’ ‘ Excellent mince this, ’ he went on, calmly. |
uiug.30112003582787 | For a while they were silent, and then Darnell said suddenly — ‘ What ’s wrong with the Sayces? |
uiug.30112003582787 | For heaven ’s sake, ca n’t you speak? |
uiug.30112003582787 | For instance, I dare say that you never heard of the Harlesden case? ’ ‘ No; no, I do n't remember anything about it. ’ ‘ Of course not. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Good- night, good- night. ” ‘ It was a queer sort of opinion to get from a man of science, was n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Good- night. ’ ‘ I suppose you would like to hear from me, if I did find out anything? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Have n’t they got rather a good- looking servant? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Have you been able to do any- thing with it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Have you ever seen his wife? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Have you seen it at work in Oxford Street? ’ said Mary. |
uiug.30112003582787 | He became very faint, but he assured me that it was a mere passing attack to which he was subject. ’ ‘ Did you believe him? |
uiug.30112003582787 | He is one more chapter in her history. ’ ‘ But what do you think of the designs? |
uiug.30112003582787 | He lay back in his chair, and said — ‘ Well, what happened to them? |
uiug.30112003582787 | He said it needed consideration, and asked me 2 °? |
uiug.30112003582787 | He says that he attended Meyrick for three weeks before his death. ’ ‘ And does he say what carried him off in the prime of life? |
uiug.30112003582787 | He was just leaving a house. ’ I ‘ Did you notice what house it was? |
uiug.30112003582787 | He was very disagreeable, and indeed ungentlemanly, about it; did n’t he strike you as a very cross old man? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Helen what? |
uiug.30112003582787 | His presence seemed to chill one ’s blood. ’ ‘ Is n’t all this just a little fanciful, Villiers? |
uiug.30112003582787 | How are you, Salisbury? |
uiug.30112003582787 | How could Crashaw be in Mrs. Beau- mont ’s house at two o’clock in the morning? |
uiug.30112003582787 | How could that be? ” I asked. |
uiug.30112003582787 | How do you feel now? |
uiug.30112003582787 | How do you find it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | How is it that the very sunlight does not turn to blackness before this thing, the hard earth melt and boil beneath such a burden? |
uiug.30112003582787 | How to account for the bare knife found unstained beneath the body? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I am afraid you have neglected the study of alchemy? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I cried out — ‘ Why, what have I done? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I dare say you do n’t know where to get these things? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I did n’t think I could say so much as I have to- night. ’ ‘ And did you find it the same day after day P ’ ‘ All through the tour? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I do n’t think I can have seen you for the last five years? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I do n’t think the doctor had seen it. ’ ‘ It is something very rare? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I do n’t wonder at it, do you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I felt that I could bear it no longer, and I called out — ‘ Is there such a thing as an Englishman here, or any one with a little civilization? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I gulped down my excitement with an effort, and made shift to say pretty quietly — ‘ Number 15, I think you said? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I hate to throw away money like that. ’ ‘ Well, what do you think? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I have been on the other side of the moon, and can bring something to show you. ” ‘ And what do you make of that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I have found out who Mrs. Beaumont is l'‘ Who she is? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I have interpreted the reference to “ nymphs ” as a refer- ence to one of these processes. ’ ‘ And you believe that there are such things? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I have n’t been there myself, but I ’ve met several men who have, and they tell me it ’s uncommonly jovial. ’ ‘ Whose house is it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I know it ’s very sad, really, and I ’m not unfeeling; but it is such an odd tale, now, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I made a map. ’ ‘ How do you mean? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I never liked him much, but I did n’t think he would ever do such awful things. ’ 57 The House of Souls ‘ What do you mean? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I offer you the post I have named, and shall we say a salary of a hundred a year? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I should like to tell the old woman what I really think of her. ’ ‘ Why? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I sup- pose I could not tempt you to try a pipeful? ’ Mr. Burton smilingly refused the offer, and picked out a cigarette from the box. |
uiug.30112003582787 | I suppose you have not been here before? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I think the remark I heard you make was something about the oddity of an individual going about London in deadly fear of a young man with spectacles? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I think we should consider it. ’ ‘ A proposal? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I thought you said it was a boy with a red head? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I tried them when we settled here, but they were not very satisfactory. ’ ‘ What do they do with themselves all the evening? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I went home at once, and, on consideration, I thought that I had a sufficiently good case with which to go to Clarke. ’ ‘ Why to Clarke? |
uiug.30112003582787 | I ’ll have a pipe, and then we ’ll go to bed. ’ They were almost asleep when Mary said suddenly — ‘ Does n’t it seem queer, Edward? |
uiug.30112003582787 | In a year, Villiers, I was a ruined man, in body and soul — in body and soul. ’ ‘ But your property, Herbert? |
uiug.30112003582787 | In brief, he repeats the Fall. ’ ‘ But are you a Catholic? |
uiug.30112003582787 | In brief, it amounted to this — he had been ruined by his wife. ’ ‘ In what manner? |
uiug.30112003582787 | In the first place, how do you know that aunt dropped it at all? |
uiug.30112003582787 | In what way do you mean?' |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is he not a philanthropist? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is it Alice ’s young man? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is it absolutely safe? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is it not all a department of poetry; a curious dream with which man has indulged himself? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is it possible? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is it still going on? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is n’t it very lonely? ’ ‘ I suppose it is. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is n’t that it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is that all right? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is that what you mean? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Is wickedness ever unconscious? ’ ‘ Always. |
uiug.30112003582787 | It caused a good deal of sensation at the time. ’ ‘ What was the case? |
uiug.30112003582787 | It has almost a legal 23o The Great God Pan air, has n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | It is stated, I think, that Crashaw was last seen alive in St. James ’s Street shortly after ten? |
uiug.30112003582787 | It was not fever? ’ ‘ No, it was not fever. |
uiug.30112003582787 | It was really Crashaw whom you saw that night standing on the doorstep of the house in Ashley Street? |
uiug.30112003582787 | It was such nonsense, you know; as if there could be anything strange or wonderful in London. ’ ‘ Why should n’t there be? |
uiug.30112003582787 | It ’s altogether a very odd case, is n’t it? ’ 198 The Great God Pan ‘ It is indeed, Austin; an extraordinary case. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Just look here, will you? ’ He opened a door communicating with another room, and pointed. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Leicester, do you hear me? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Look here; what do you think we had yesterday? |
uiug.30112003582787 | May I ask you what is the nature of the curiosity you have shown him? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Meyrick was a collector, perhaps? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Mr. Davies, you would n’t ruin me? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Must you be going now? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Must you be going? ’ Darnell cast an anxious glance at the clock. |
uiug.30112003582787 | My God l ’ he ex- claimed, with sudden vehemence, ‘ you can not mean this, Villiers, that you will make yourself a hangman? |
uiug.30112003582787 | No, of course not. ’ ‘ I do. ’ ‘ Who is it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | No; and you have guessed that I have come here not merely for the sake of the children and the fresh air? |
uiug.30112003582787 | No; then you have not heard of the Paul Street case? |
uiug.30112003582787 | No? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Nothing disagreed with you, has it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Now what does it mean in Welsh? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Now, sir, do you wonder at my grief? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Now, what do you think of those Ainu jugs? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Of course you have heard of my marriage? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Of course, he could n’t say anything more after that; but it seems rather antiquated for a beverage, does n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Oh, Austin, how can it be? |
uiug.30112003582787 | On the last page, for example, what does she mean by “ nymphs ”? |
uiug.30112003582787 | One was Rachel, but the other? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Our income would be doubled. ’ ‘ Do you mean she would pay us £ 150 a year? ’ ‘ Certainly. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Our old orbit remains unchanged; you have not forgotten the number of my sign, or will you appoint some other house? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Perhaps much more. ’ ‘ Is it a hoax? ’ I said. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Perhaps you would like me to call a hansom for you to follow the gentle- man? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Shall we go in? |
uiug.30112003582787 | She was silent for a little while, and then she spoke — — ‘ Oh, my dear, why have you waited so long to tell me these wonderful things? |
uiug.30112003582787 | She was speaking to me the other day, when I was in the kitchen in the afternoon. ’ 31 The House of Souls ‘ But what was it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | So he is, from a social standpoint; but ca n’t you realize that Evil in its essence is a lonely thing, a passion of the solitary, individual soul? |
uiug.30112003582787 | So, Mr., Mr. Dyson? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Suppose we bought a really good range with aunt ’s money? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Suppose we walk up Shaftesbury Avenue a little way? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Surely not? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Surely you can not mean to insinuate that some disreputable history forced him to flee the country? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Thank you; you will allow me to offer you another bottle? |
uiug.30112003582787 | That is eight striking, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | That is n’t enough, eh? ’ Wilson got up and shut the door of the back kitchen impressively. |
uiug.30112003582787 | That is very signifi- ca nt. ’ ‘ And is it there still? |
uiug.30112003582787 | That shows how bad she must be, more than anything. ’ ‘ It is beautiful, is n’t it?' |
uiug.30112003582787 | That was all. ’ ‘ And have n’t you written for further particulars? |
uiug.30112003582787 | That ’s all, and it ’s more like a truism than a paradox, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | That's nonsense, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | The plan would obviate your objection, would n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | The “ unclean cult of the sunflower, ” eh? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Then you really did see wonderful, strange things in London? ’ ‘ Well, I did and I did n’t. |
uiug.30112003582787 | There I began to study the great science which still occupies me. ’ ‘ What science do you mean? |
uiug.30112003582787 | There is no longer the shadow of a doubt about the matter. ’ ‘ You mean the case of Sir Thomas Vivian? |
uiug.30112003582787 | This is the first Saturday, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | To measure? |
uiug.30112003582787 | W. Bennett, do n’t you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Want any advice about investments? ’ ‘ No, thanks, I fancy everything I have in that way is I99 The House of Souls pretty safe. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Was n’t it wretched for the girl? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Was n’t she very badly dressed for a woman in her position? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Was n’t that where I left off? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Was she nasty to the girl? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Was there anything strange about Crashaw? |
uiug.30112003582787 | We turn up here? ’ The theatres were filling as they crossed the Strand; the street seemed alive with voices, and Dyson looked fondly about him. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Well, Lockie, what are ye doing now? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Were n’t you in town three years ago? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What are you looking at? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What did you say enabled you to identify the picture? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What did you see? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What do you say, Helen? ’ ‘ I agree with Davies. |
uiug.30112003582787 | What do you say? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What do you think of it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What do you think? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What d’you think of that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What happened? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What has become of him? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What has happened? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What is the horrible thing in your room? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What is the nature of the case? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What is your opinion of the matter? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What night was it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What on earth does it all lead to? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What was it, then? |
uiug.30112003582787 | What would your feelings be, seriously, if your cat or your dog began to talk to you, and to dispute with you in human accents? |
uiug.30112003582787 | When will you give me the sequel? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Where do you suppose I got ’em? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Where should we put him? ’ ‘ Why, I was thinking of the spare room. |
uiug.30112003582787 | Who are you talking about? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Who can limit the age of survival? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Who can presume to predict events when life itself puts on the robe of coincidence and plays at drama? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Who was the boy? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Who, clad in peach- bloom satin, with lace ruffles and diamond buckles, all golden, a conté fleurettes to his companion? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Why should she be frightened by whistling? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Why should you hurt me? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Why, of course it was that girl all the time. ’ ‘ Girl? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Will you be so kind as to get me a poker, or something of the kind? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Will you give me some- thing to eat and drink? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Will you have anything more? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Will you take anything? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Would you mind adding to your kindness by walking with me a little way? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Would you mind examining the thing your- self, and telling me how many characters are cut on it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Yes; on the whole, it is, perhaps, harder to be a great sinner than a great saint. ’ ‘ There is something profoundly unnatural about sin? |
uiug.30112003582787 | Yet the grief which now racks my very soul is but too simple; I have lost my brother. ’ ‘ Lost your brother I How on earth can that be? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You could n’t recog- nize either the one or the other if you met him in the street to- morrow? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You have a friend, I think, in the house, Mr. Russell? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You have had a worrying day with that stupid girl; had n't you better go to bed? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You have not forgotten the drawer I showed you, Miss Lally? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You have n’t seen him since you were a little boy, have you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You have possibly heard of the Khan opal — called in the East “ The Stone of a Thousand and One Colours ”? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You know the myth of the lost Atlantis; what if it be true, and I am destined to be called the discoverer of that wonderful land? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You remember I was getting rather hard up when you came to my place at Charlotte Street? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You remember my saying that I had found a rather curious sketch amongst the pile of old newspapers at the house in Paul Street? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You remember what I said about the doctrine of improba- bility? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You remember what a beautiful day it was, do n’t you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You saw how broken she was? ’ ‘ Yes; very sad. |
uiug.30112003582787 | You saw that piece in the “ Daily Post ”? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You think, then, that we do not understand the real nature of evil? ’ ‘ No, I do n’t think we do. |
uiug.30112003582787 | You will remember that the doctor said it was the brain of a devil?' |
uiug.30112003582787 | You would never pass out alive. ’_ ‘ Yes, Austin, I shall go out alive — I, and Clarke with me. ’ ‘ What do you mean? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You ’ve noticed that some of the most valuable books are “ imperfect ” at the sales? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You, Villiers? |
uiug.30112003582787 | You, sir, are watchful and keen- sighted; tell me, did you see any one lurking about this evening? |
uiug.30112003582787 | for the Lord ’s sake, Miss Helen, what has happened? |
uiug.30112003582787 | my dear, what could it mean? |
uiug.30112003582787 | what are those boys calling? ’ While the two men had been talking together a con- fused noise of shouting had been gradually growing louder. |
uiug.30112003582787 | you mind sitting in the drawing- room, Edward? ’ she murmured. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ A little lemon juice and a bit of ham in it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Ah! ’ he cried, turning to the girl, ‘ what have you got there? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ And happiness is desirable or undesirable? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ And has the young man ’s mother always been like this? ’ he said after a long pause, desiring that the music should continue. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ And what finally became of Mr. Headley? ’ I said at last. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ And you actually saw this mysterious person? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ And you say he still keeps up the medicine? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Anything amiss here? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Anything else? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Anything fresh lately? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Are you certain uncle is not deceiving you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Are you perfectly sure, Raymond, that your theory is not a phantasmagoria — a splendid vision, certainly, but a mere vision after all? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ As I understand you, then, you think that your Italian, having murdered Vivian, kindly chalked up that hand as a guide to Scotland Yard? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ But is it really true? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ But what about the “ Eutopia ” Kitchener? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ By the way, Herbert, ’ said Villiers, as they parted at the door, ‘ what was your wife ’s name P You said Helen, I think? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Charles Herbert? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Comfort- able little room, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Did you ever see such a ridge as that on a forgery? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Did you know Arthur Meyrick the painter, Villiers? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Did you know about this? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Did you not hear me say that I have had experiences even more terrible? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Do n’t you under- stand yet? ’ he cried. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Do you know what you have found? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ From New York City, I expect, mister? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ From what you say, I gather that the true evil differs generically from that which we call evil? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Has it any particular taste? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Have you seen him lately? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Have you written to the doctor about poor Meyrick? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ He might be here, or there, or anywhere; but what possible con- sequence could it be? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ How can you be so unfeeling, Edward? ’ she said, at length, when Darnell had passed into the feebleness of exhaustion. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ How on earth did you manage to get down Pitt? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ How on earth has it happened, Herbert? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ How shall I face the doctor? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ I mean that you and I know her better under another name. ’ ‘ What name is that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ I never come up except on important business, and I ’ve never been to Chenies Street in my life. ’ ‘ Really? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ I say again, Villiers, you will surely never enter such a house as that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ I say, Mary, ’ he said at length, ‘ what do you say to our taking a paying guest? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Is it quite prudent, do you think, Davies? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Is n’t it too bad that I should let myself be bothered 275 The House of Souls by such stufi ‘ as that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ It is a great nuisance, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ It is a strange case, is n’t it? ’ said Dyson at length. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ It is n’t a printed volume then? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ It is very strange, is n’t it?' |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ It looks cheerful, does n’t it? ’ he said. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ It seems to me mere gibberish, ’ said Phillipps; ‘ you suppose it has a meaning? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ It would have been very nice, would n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Know who it is? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Let me see, ’ he said at last, ‘ we were at the inquest, were n’t we? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Look over it, will you? ’ he said, when it was done; ‘ it may be important that I should have every word in its place. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ My dear Miss Lally, ’ he said, ‘ you surely do not wish to leave us? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ No; I think not; you saw those queer jugs, did n’t you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Not bad for a youngster of nine, is it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Oh, Francis, Francis, my dear brother, ’ Icried, ‘ what has happened to you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Oh, Francis, Francis, what have you done? ’ and rending sobs cut the words short. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Old Mrs. Murry? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Pardon me, sir, ’ I said, ‘ but is there any difliculty? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Perhaps you would like some tea? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Pray sit down here, Mr.? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Safe? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Shall we have coffee in the drawing- room? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Sit down, Mr. Morgan, ’ I said; ‘ what is it that you want to say to me?' |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Sixty- two? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Snug, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ The range? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ The floor would have to be stained round the carpet( nine by nine, you said? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ There is something to be done yet; you will remember my telling you that my researches were not altogether devoid of peril? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ They be all gone that went there. ’ ‘ There be nought there in these days. ’ ‘ How can you tell that, Gwenllian? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ They must have found you a step- ladder, or perhaps the gardener brought in a short ladder from outside? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ This is a black business, ’ said the inspector at length; ‘ does anybody know who it is? ’ A man stepped forward from the crowd. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Valuable cur’osity, ’ he said, ‘ any gent like to bid? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Well, Villiers, have you made any discoveries in the last three weeks? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Well, ’ he said at last, ‘ and what was it, after all, that you rescued from the gutter? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Well, ’ said Dyson, ‘ you have got it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Well, ’ she said, ‘ what about it? ’ ‘ What about it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Well, ’ she said, ‘ what about it? ’ ‘ What about it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ What did I do? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ What do you think of it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ What have I done? ’ I cried again. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ What have we here? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ What is the matter with your hand, F rancis? ’ I said in a steady voice. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ What on earth does it matter? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ What ’s the matter? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ When shall we go? ’ I said. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Where are we going? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Where did you get this? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Who are they, though? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Who has sat in these chairs? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Who is this woman? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Who knows, Austin, who knows? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Who moved that bust from the top of the cupboard, Anne? ’ I said to her. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Will you explain to me? ’ ‘ I was doing your room just now, ’ she began. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Would two shillings be enough? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Would you mind continuing your story? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Would you mind letting me see it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ Would you mind saying that again, sir? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You are going to send this away? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You do not hint that there was anything disgraceful? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You have let your first floor, have you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You have n’t hurt yourself? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You remember what I said the other night about the range? ’ said Mrs. Darnell, as she poured out the tea and watered the leaves. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You saw that? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You see that parchment Oswald Crollius? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You were looking at the mountains, I think? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You will take care of it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ You ’ll have some, wo n’t you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ‘ “ I suppose you are not a man of science yourself? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ 213 The House of Souls ‘ It is Mrs. Herbert. ’ ‘ Are you sure? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ 226 The Great God Pan ‘ Where did you see her? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ 400 The Three Impostors ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ And could you describe him? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ 408 The Three Impostors ‘ Desirable, of course. ’ ‘ And what shall we call the man who gives happiness? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ I said; ‘ or would you like to smoke? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ he said, ‘ and what is it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ he said; ‘ it ’s a queer- looking old thing, is n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ i ‘ Why not? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ v ‘ I think so. ’ ‘ And such a person is praiseworthy, and the more praiseworthy in the proportion of the persons whom he makes happy? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ A Mrs. Beaumont ’s. ’ ‘ And who is she? ’ ‘ I could n’t tell you. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Ah, you do take an interest in that case? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ And the money P ’ ‘ She took it all from me. ’ ‘ And then left you? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Because I am sure that Clarke is in possession of facts about this woman, facts of which I know nothing. ’ ‘ Well, what then? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Because I happened to see Crashaw myself at about two o’clock this morning. ’ ‘ You saw Crashaw? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ But you remember what you wrote to me? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Do n’t you see? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Have n’t you guessed? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ How do you know? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ In Welsh? ’ said the parson. |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Well, what is it? ’ ‘ Do you know who that is? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Well, what is it? ’ ‘ Do you know who that is? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ What was your idea? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ What you saw? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ What? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ When is he coming? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Why? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Would like to live with us? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Yes, I saw him quite distinctly; indeed, there were but a few feet between us. ’ ‘ Where, in Heaven ’s name, did you see him? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Yes, dear. ’ ‘ You hear that, Clarke? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Yes, the best of proof; I have seen Mrs. Beaumont, or shall we say Mrs. Herbert? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Yes; but in one place the word “ sorcerers ” comes in the same sentence, does n’t it? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’ ‘ Yes; that was it. ’ ‘ Well, would you mind confiding to me the circum- stances that gave rise to the reflection? |
uiug.30112003582787 | ’'‘ Is this girl still alive?' |
uiug.30112003582787 | “ Do n’t you hear what I say, Marian? |
uiug.30112003582787 | “ Do you really mean to tell me, ” I said, “ that you were baffled by the case, that you actually do n’t know what the man died of? |
uiug.30112003582787 | “ It struck you as peculiar, did it? ” said he. |
uiug.30112003582787 | “ Non- sense, Robert, ” said aunt, “ how can you talk so, 60 A Fragment of Life considering it has followed us all the way, for a mile or more?" |
uiug.30112003582787 | “ Who is that? ” I said, and his answer was, “ Mrs. Beaumont; lives in Ashley Street." |
uiug.30112003582787 | ” A tragic ending, was n’t it? |
uc1.b3324572 | A knife? uc1.b3324572 And the key was not out of your possession, Mr. Marston, during the interval?" |
uc1.b3324572 | And why so? uc1.b3324572 But who is he?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Do n't you think he looks very cross? ” I said. uc1.b3324572 Do you really think mamma liked him? |
uc1.b3324572 | How do you know that Mr. Carmel's account may not be a very unfair one? |
uc1.b3324572 | I say, Carmel, do n't you know me? ” said a very peculiar voice. uc1.b3324572 I? |
uc1.b3324572 | No; but there is one thing I should not object to hear about her just now. ” “ One thing? uc1.b3324572 Perhaps you mean he is afraid of people talking? |
uc1.b3324572 | Well, you promise to be very quiet, wo n't you? uc1.b3324572 What can be the motive of your obstinacy?" |
uc1.b3324572 | What has happened? ” asked mamma, still gazing at him, with a look of terror. uc1.b3324572 Wo n't you see Doctor Mervyn, please, sir?' |
uc1.b3324572 | You're not hurt, darling? |
uc1.b3324572 | · But how will it be received by the authorities? uc1.b3324572 * And is he still abroad? ”. uc1.b3324572 * Was my uncle softened, ever so little, when he heard that the Conway Castle had gone down? ” asked the young man, after a short silence. uc1.b3324572 *** You ca n't mean you have forgotten pretty Mabel?' uc1.b3324572 141 four in the morning, and get up at one in the afternoon? uc1.b3324572 181 a week ago — a very kind letter- she wrote from Naples- she has been there for the winter. ”And quite well?". |
uc1.b3324572 | 217 “ Has your patient been anointed yet?" |
uc1.b3324572 | 277 had ever human eye such a character of suffering? |
uc1.b3324572 | 849 “ But you are not to leave this immediately? ” I said. |
uc1.b3324572 | 859 “ Yes, what can you mean? ” I stamped the emphasis on the floor, with tears in my eyes. |
uc1.b3324572 | After some seconds he said, his eyes still fixed askance on Mr. Carmel: “ Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive, et cætera- el? |
uc1.b3324572 | And how is it now, please, sir?" |
uc1.b3324572 | And if he do n't, what do I owe him? |
uc1.b3324572 | And now that I think of it, did you hear a rumour about Sir Harry? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | And so you are going, Mabel? |
uc1.b3324572 | And that is your opinion also? ” asked Mr. Jarlcot of Richard Marston. |
uc1.b3324572 | And then you told me what an enemy Swe- denborg was of the Catholic Church- you remember that? |
uc1.b3324572 | And what had determined the retreat? |
uc1.b3324572 | And what is that? ” asked Lady Lorrimer. |
uc1.b3324572 | And what made you write all those foolish letters to me? |
uc1.b3324572 | And what, pray, is your duty?" |
uc1.b3324572 | And where are you going, my darling, at this time of night?" |
uc1.b3324572 | And yet, why should not Mr. Carmel write to me as frankly as he had spoken and written before? |
uc1.b3324572 | And you have no thoughts of joining them?" |
uc1.b3324572 | And, above all, had the ship been crippled? |
uc1.b3324572 | Are you there, papa? ” I was calling upon silence. |
uc1.b3324572 | As I stood by the bed looking at her, Rebecca Torkill at my side whispered: “ She's looking very pale, poor thing, do n't you think, miss? |
uc1.b3324572 | Business? |
uc1.b3324572 | But I think you'll allow that, with my feelings, I may, at least, speak to the young lady's mother? |
uc1.b3324572 | But is n't it time for us to have our tea? |
uc1.b3324572 | But was I ever to see that charming lady more? |
uc1.b3324572 | But was there any one on board who knew the intricate navigation of our dangerous estuary? |
uc1.b3324572 | But what care I, Ethel, if it had been a real crime of passion? |
uc1.b3324572 | But what so headstrong and so persistent as hope? |
uc1.b3324572 | But what was to be done? |
uc1.b3324572 | But why are you so put out by it? |
uc1.b3324572 | But why should it be so unlikely a thing our knowing him?" |
uc1.b3324572 | But, miss, they say dead folk's past feeling, and what does it all matter now? |
uc1.b3324572 | But, you say, you have n't heard any story about him lately?". |
uc1.b3324572 | C!?--? |
uc1.b3324572 | Ca n't you guess? |
uc1.b3324572 | Caa it be that you love your poor Ethel with a love so tender, so deep, so desperate? |
uc1.b3324572 | Can I describe Mr. Marston with fidelity? |
uc1.b3324572 | Can I rely even upon my own recollection of him? |
uc1.b3324572 | Can you be surprised at my being wounded by your reserve? |
uc1.b3324572 | Can you think of no one else? ”." |
uc1.b3324572 | Come, Ethel, be a girl of sense- don't you see we are controlled by fate? |
uc1.b3324572 | Could I have dreamed that he could ever have looked at me with such a countenance, and spoken to me in such a tone? |
uc1.b3324572 | Could a girl in your situation do a better or a wiser thing God's sake, where's the use of making me desperate? |
uc1.b3324572 | Could any steering in such a tempest avail? |
uc1.b3324572 | Could it be Mr. Carmel come back again? |
uc1.b3324572 | Could it possibly make matters worse?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Could you imagine& quieter or more primitive life than Jurs, or, on earth, a much happier one? |
uc1.b3324572 | Did I? ” I spoke, quietly suppressing my horror. |
uc1.b3324572 | Did Mr. Marston believe that good people are open, in the manner of their apostleship, to flattery, as baser mortals are in matters of another sort? |
uc1.b3324572 | Did not your aunt Lorrimer say that she thought she would be at Golden Friars again this year?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Do n't you say so? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do n't you see that I am able and anxious to do everything for you? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do n't you see the position I'm placed in, about that miserable evidence? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do n't you think so? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | Do n't you think your situation is rather an odd one- a governess in Mr. Ware's country, quarters? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do not we from our Lutheran pulpits too lightly appeal to that protent emotion- fear? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do tell him I ca n't go down to see any- body. ” “ But ai n't it as well to go and have it over, miss? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you fancy it would or could, for an instant, have shaken my desperate love for you? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you mind? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you sup- pose I care for their opinion in comparison with a real object? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you think I was saved from that wreck for nothing?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you think I'm ill? ” He extended his wrist, languidly, to enable the doctor to feel his pulse. |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you think he is ill? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you think if we told your uncle? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you think papa can really intend any such thing? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you think there is anything a country miss would do well to read up that we might have forgotten? ” “ Read? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you think there is anything a country miss would do well to read up that we might have forgotten? ” “ Read? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you wish me to look after that?? |
uc1.b3324572 | Do you wish me to look after that?? |
uc1.b3324572 | Does your mamma know what balance there is in the bank?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Ethel, will you say the same? ” “ Yes, Richard,"I repeated, vehemently, through sobs,"when I forsake you, may God forsake me! |
uc1.b3324572 | Ethel-- dearest- you wo n't leave me? ” I looked up in his face, scared- a sudden look, quite unexpected. |
uc1.b3324572 | For my part, I was a little glad, and( shall I confess it?) |
uc1.b3324572 | Had I not reason? |
uc1.b3324572 | Had he been drinking more than usual? |
uc1.b3324572 | Had his horse fallen and killed him? |
uc1.b3324572 | Had n't we better get to the back of the house?". |
uc1.b3324572 | Had n't we better go home? |
uc1.b3324572 | Has not Fate ordained it? |
uc1.b3324572 | Have I been mistaken? |
uc1.b3324572 | Have the servants seen you?". |
uc1.b3324572 | Have you any of your children with you? |
uc1.b3324572 | Have you anything to say?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Have you ever experienced the same thing? |
uc1.b3324572 | Have you seen my friend Carmel lately? ” P 2 212 Willing to Die. |
uc1.b3324572 | He came towards me quickly; and he said, as I fancied, very coldly,"Can you spare me two or three minutes alone, Miss Ware? |
uc1.b3324572 | He did not say a word for as long as you might count twenty, then he asked: “ Is the doctor here? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | He had got Williams's boat again, and not only the vicar, but the vicar's wife, was coming for a sail; surely I would venture with her? |
uc1.b3324572 | He paused for a moment, unde- cided, and then said: “ Am I to understand that you command me to come no more?" |
uc1.b3324572 | He simply said, looking across the street over my head, with a careless disdain: “ I say, what's the row, miss?" |
uc1.b3324572 | He stopped, with the same haughty stare, and, raising his hat, said in a cold, rather high koy, “ Miss Grey, I think? |
uc1.b3324572 | How can I look at you, or hear your voice, and yet no sign, and talk or listen just as usual, as if nothing had gone wrong? |
uc1.b3324572 | How can we dare to live in a state that we dare not die in?" |
uc1.b3324572 | How did you contrive to get them? |
uc1.b3324572 | How do you do, Miss Helen? |
uc1.b3324572 | How do you think it's all to end? |
uc1.b3324572 | How have I deserved it? |
uc1.b3324572 | How is he to be got out of the house? |
uc1.b3324572 | How long is it since you were there?" |
uc1.b3324572 | I answered: “ Can you give me change for a sovereign?" |
uc1.b3324572 | I daresay, Williams, you think with me, now it's a case for cutting the Gordian I knot?" |
uc1.b3324572 | I do n't wish you to flatter her- I wish that as little as you do- but I think you might be civil- where's the good of irritating her?". |
uc1.b3324572 | I find I shall be there in a few days- can you let me have it now?". |
uc1.b3324572 | I had hardly mentioned the sudden appearance of Mr. Marston, when Laura Grey rose with her hands clasped: “ Was any one shot? |
uc1.b3324572 | I hope I do my duty in every case, but in this I have been particularly anxious, and I do assure you, if — What's that?" |
uc1.b3324572 | I mean, do you wish the patient- shall we call him — to know that you are here?" |
uc1.b3324572 | I might have been very well spared? |
uc1.b3324572 | I raised my eyes at length and said: “ When did you say — I forget — you last heard from Mr. Marston? ” He looked up. |
uc1.b3324572 | I see what you're thinking- death may have taken better men? |
uc1.b3324572 | I shall never forget or escape you; who can disenchant me? |
uc1.b3324572 | I smiled, in spite of my efforts to look grave, and the governess, advancing, asked the young ecclesiastic how he was? |
uc1.b3324572 | I suppose you sometimes pray your paternoster? |
uc1.b3324572 | I suppose,"he said, starting up, and stretching himself, with a smile and a little yawu, “ you want me to turn out?" |
uc1.b3324572 | I think I know something of physiognomy, and I may con- gratulate you on a very sweet and docile pupil, eh?" |
uc1.b3324572 | I understand- Misə Grey? |
uc1.b3324572 | I urged, my panic returning « Well, I ca n't think it is true, because, if it were, why should be say it was a joke? |
uc1.b3324572 | I want to leave you both very well, and I intend to put it out of my power to change it — who's that at the door? |
uc1.b3324572 | I will accept nothing from him. ”"And why not from him, Miss Ware? |
uc1.b3324572 | I wonder very much what those stories were which caused Mr. Carmel and Laura Grey to speak of him so bitterly and sternly? |
uc1.b3324572 | I wonder what he meant, the other day, when he said he was born to be liked least where he loved most'? |
uc1.b3324572 | I wonder whether there has been some old love and parting? |
uc1.b3324572 | I'll go at once; address to me to the post- office- Richard Marston, I suppose? ”." |
uc1.b3324572 | I'll show you how? ” “ God forbid! ” said Carmel, quickly. |
uc1.b3324572 | I'm a trustee in this matter; why should I swerve from my duty, and incur, perhaps, a danger for those whom I know not?' |
uc1.b3324572 | I've left the office,"said Mr. Forrester, tartly — “ do n't you see? |
uc1.b3324572 | If it is not that, what is to become of us?" |
uc1.b3324572 | If it was not Mr. Carmel, who else could he be? |
uc1.b3324572 | If not, was be a lover? |
uc1.b3324572 | In the volume of memory, every page of which, like “ Cornelius Agrippa's bloody book,"has power to evoke a spectre, would you yet erase a line? |
uc1.b3324572 | Is Lady Lorrimer, at times, a little out of her mind? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | Is everything there? ” inquired Richard Marston. |
uc1.b3324572 | Is it only four hundred?-or only three hundred a year? ” She paused, looking imploringly at him. |
uc1.b3324572 | Is it only four hundred?-or only three hundred a year? ” She paused, looking imploringly at him. |
uc1.b3324572 | Is not repentance all that a man like me can offer? |
uc1.b3324572 | Is there a will? ” “ I do n't know. |
uc1.b3324572 | Is there any prevarication there? |
uc1.b3324572 | Is there anything so ridiculous as a demonstration of resistance where no attack is medi- tated? |
uc1.b3324572 | Is there anything you think of that you'd like me to get down from Lunnon? |
uc1.b3324572 | It is close to Cardyllion-- have you ever seen Cardyllion?" |
uc1.b3324572 | It is time you put your shoulder to the wheel- d'ye see? |
uc1.b3324572 | It now goes elsewhere; and I fear there is not the least “ Then we are not ruined?"' |
uc1.b3324572 | It opened, and I saw- need I tell you? — the very same tall, handsome old man I had seen in the chapel of Cardyllion Castle. |
uc1.b3324572 | It's over now,"he said it's all over; you'll forgive me, wo n't you? |
uc1.b3324572 | Ls Sister Cecilia upstairs? ” “ Yes, reverend father." |
uc1.b3324572 | Might it not be the best thing after all? |
uc1.b3324572 | Miss Grey, I believe? |
uc1.b3324572 | Miss Laura Grey? |
uc1.b3324572 | Miss Ware- my dear child- why are you here? — what is it?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Miss Ware- my dear child- why are you here? — what is it?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Mr. Spaight,"said Richard Marston, “ have you heard from Mr. Jarlcot to- day?". |
uc1.b3324572 | My daughter told me that you intended making inquiries, and letting us know all you heard; I hope you think it satisfactory?!! |
uc1.b3324572 | Nothing unpleasant?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Now what do you take this to be?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Now, I ask you, sir, on your honour, did no part of your money, or of your papers, go by rail either to Bristol or to London?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Now, I think you may put her about, eh? ” I did as he advised. |
uc1.b3324572 | Now, I want you to tell me, is that old man's name Rokestone? ” “ No, dear, it is not; I do n't think he even knows him. |
uc1.b3324572 | Now, how was I to carry out his directions? |
uc1.b3324572 | OU'RE Mr. Forrester? ” said Sir Harry, in a deep, clear voice, quite in character with his appearance, and with a stern eye fixed on the solicitor. |
uc1.b3324572 | Oh, Laura, can I ever forget your tender, patient sympathy? |
uc1.b3324572 | Oh, Richard, what can you mean?" |
uc1.b3324572 | One day I said to him: “ You know Lady Lorrimer, my aunt? ”'“ Yes,"he answered, carelessly. |
uc1.b3324572 | Rather nervously she asked,"Who's there?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Richard, darling, how shall I see you all this evening, knowing it to be the last? |
uc1.b3324572 | Richard, how could you think such things? |
uc1.b3324572 | Richard, is there no way to escape? |
uc1.b3324572 | Richard, my love, and is it true? |
uc1.b3324572 | Shall I confess it? |
uc1.b3324572 | Shall I get your ticket for you, Mr. Marston?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Shall we commence to- morrow? |
uc1.b3324572 | She certainly is old enough to be married. ” “ Is she cross, papa, I wonder?" |
uc1.b3324572 | She kissed me, and said, after a moment's thought:"But will they think it unkind of you, preferring to remain here?" |
uc1.b3324572 | She must be in it, or else out of it?!" |
uc1.b3324572 | She'll be coming out immediately? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | Should he rest content with his annuity and five thousand pounds, or seize the entire property, by simply destroying the will?". |
uc1.b3324572 | So it was settled we were to leave the house, but where were we to go? |
uc1.b3324572 | Suppose we go home by the Mill Road?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Tell me, is it so bad as the servant says? |
uc1.b3324572 | The candles were lighted, and whom should I find there but Mr. Carmel?" |
uc1.b3324572 | The pain of that hellish hate is often lightly inflicted; but what is more cruel than vanity? |
uc1.b3324572 | The servant appeared, and she asked: “ Is his lordship at home? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | Then you wo n't obey your parents? ” “ I'll do as I have said,"I answered, inwardly quaking. |
uc1.b3324572 | There's some remedy, I suppose, there's some protection? |
uc1.b3324572 | There, now, it's all settled, isu't it? |
uc1.b3324572 | To a man already dejected, what is more dispiriting than a return to empty and unlighted rooms? |
uc1.b3324572 | Understand it? |
uc1.b3324572 | WHAT CAN SHE MEAN? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was I awake or in a dream? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was I more under the influence of religion in this state? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was I right, miss? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was I walking in a dream? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was ever young lady so fortunate? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was he drowned in the mere? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was it real? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was this whole scene an awful vision, and was my heart breaking in vain? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was this woman old and ill- tempered? |
uc1.b3324572 | Was this wounded man he? |
uc1.b3324572 | Well, what else? ” And so he went on humming and humming over the paper, his head slowly turning from side to side as he read. |
uc1.b3324572 | What about the money?" |
uc1.b3324572 | What account am I to give of you?" |
uc1.b3324572 | What am I about to hear? |
uc1.b3324572 | What am I to do now? |
uc1.b3324572 | What am I to think? |
uc1.b3324572 | What are we to think? |
uc1.b3324572 | What are you talking about? |
uc1.b3324572 | What cared I what became of me? |
uc1.b3324572 | What could he mean by it? |
uc1.b3324572 | What did I mean?" |
uc1.b3324572 | What did I see before me? |
uc1.b3324572 | What did he see? |
uc1.b3324572 | What do you mean, dear?!' |
uc1.b3324572 | What do you say, Miss Grey? ”"Well, I say it is a book of the offices of the Church. ” “ Not a bad guess, either. |
uc1.b3324572 | What do you think is best to be done, Miss Grey?" |
uc1.b3324572 | What do you think of that? |
uc1.b3324572 | What do you think, miss? |
uc1.b3324572 | What do you think? ” “ I always thought he might give us annoyance there; but Mandrick's opinion was with us. |
uc1.b3324572 | What do you want to drive me to? |
uc1.b3324572 | What does it matter what I was? |
uc1.b3324572 | What does it matter, even to me? |
uc1.b3324572 | What had I become? |
uc1.b3324572 | What had I been dreaming of? |
uc1.b3324572 | What had I done to deserve it? |
uc1.b3324572 | What had led to these odd precautions?--and what had they to do with the shipwrecked stranger? |
uc1.b3324572 | What had led to these odd precautions?--and what had they to do with the shipwrecked stranger? |
uc1.b3324572 | What has brought that man down here? |
uc1.b3324572 | What have I done? |
uc1.b3324572 | What have I done? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | What interest can he have in seeking out Dorracleugh, except that it happens to be my present place of abode? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is all this? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is his name? ” at length I asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | What is it, Laura? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is it? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is it? ” he asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | What is more terrible than the avowed helplessness that follows, and his evident acquiescence in the inevitable? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is the business of a good priest? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is the meaning of it? ” Mr. Carmel did not approach him. |
uc1.b3324572 | What is the town life, of which I had tasted, compared with this? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is this?" |
uc1.b3324572 | What is to be done? |
uc1.b3324572 | What is your father's present address? ” he asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | What kind of conversation is this going to be? |
uc1.b3324572 | What more can a fellow say, when reparation is impossible, than that he is sorry? |
uc1.b3324572 | What must the discovery have been to poor mamma? |
uc1.b3324572 | What right to speak to me anywhere? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | What shall I say of you? |
uc1.b3324572 | What shall we do to- night? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | What sounds and sights smote my sick senses with a jarring recognition? |
uc1.b3324572 | What spirit knows, till the hour of temptation, the height or depth of its own impièty? |
uc1.b3324572 | What the deaul, man, should I want o'their address, as ye call it? |
uc1.b3324572 | What was I to do? |
uc1.b3324572 | What was the character of the face I saw now? |
uc1.b3324572 | What was the world to me? |
uc1.b3324572 | What was to be done with it? |
uc1.b3324572 | What would papa or mamma say if my folly were to come to their ears? |
uc1.b3324572 | What ’s his name?" |
uc1.b3324572 | What's that? |
uc1.b3324572 | What's the matter? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | When she leaves it, she says she is What can she mean? |
uc1.b3324572 | Where did your boat wait?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Where is Miss Ware? ” The moment of silence that intervened before her answer ever, quite firmly: “ No, sir; I thank you. |
uc1.b3324572 | Where was that?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Where's Mabel? |
uc1.b3324572 | Where's the good in quarrelling with me? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who could be kinder than Mr. Forrester? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who could be too cautious, then, it such a matter? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who could have antici- pated meeting Laura here?-or what whining fool, Car- mel? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who could have antici- pated meeting Laura here?-or what whining fool, Car- mel? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who could have recognised, in this breathing effigy of death, poor Lady Lorrimer? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who could say how I could now bring the epic to a peremptory termina- tion? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who could say when the poet might please to continue his work? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who do you think this person was? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who had occupied his gaze the moment before? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who was my “ friend,"who subscribed this warning? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who would have fancied that Jennings, of all men, would have turned up in this out- of- the- way nook? |
uc1.b3324572 | Who, I say, do you suppose he was? |
uc1.b3324572 | Whom could you more naturally look to in such an emergency? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | Whom have we to advise with? |
uc1.b3324572 | Whose business is it now to think of such things for you, if not mine? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why are you so secret? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why did I like you?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Why did I listen to you? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why did n't you trust me long ago?-trust me altogether? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why did n't you trust me long ago?-trust me altogether? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why did not you make out all that for yourself? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why did you go on plaguing me, when you saw I never gave you an answer to one of them? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why do n't you make more way with Miss Ware? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why do n't you read your Montaigne? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why do n't you tell me your story?! |
uc1.b3324572 | Why does she lead 80 melancholy a life? ” “ She has sickened of gaiety, I have been told. ” “ There's something more than that,"I insisted. |
uc1.b3324572 | Why have you not faith? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should I drag on, with broken heart, in solitude and degradation? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should I wish to pain you, Edwyn? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should it seem so odd to you that one should care for one's rela- tions? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should we not open it? ” I answered. |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should you insist on making me your enemy? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should you like to make me more miserable than I am? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should you object to light?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Why should you tremble so violently? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why was there no pitying angel near to call me but a minute earlier? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why, ca n't you see that the power that commands is also the power that absolves? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why, then, should the will exist? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why, unless he liked some one else, should he have quarrelled with Sir Harry, rather than marry as he wished him? |
uc1.b3324572 | Why, what are you afraid of?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Why? |
uc1.b3324572 | Will my uncle think it an omission? |
uc1.b3324572 | Will you allow me to answer that sarcasm? ” he asked, flushing a little. |
uc1.b3324572 | Will you allow me to take it, like a beggar- man, at the window? |
uc1.b3324572 | Will you be of use to me? |
uc1.b3324572 | Will you believe me, Miss Ware?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Will you not make it, while I put our books up in the other room?". |
uc1.b3324572 | Will you please to step in, sir, and look at the letter? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | With a patriot of that type who could do anything? |
uc1.b3324572 | Would you mind asking again by- and- by?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Would you part with it, fellow- mourner, and return to the simplicities and illusions of early days? |
uc1.b3324572 | XXVII.- WHAT CAN SHE MEAN? |
uc1.b3324572 | You do n't happen to know any one, do you, who knows a young lady of that name? |
uc1.b3324572 | You had a note from Lady Lorrimer?" |
uc1.b3324572 | You have heard of sealed orders, not to be opened till a certain point has been reached in a voyage or a march? |
uc1.b3324572 | You have not given her up? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | You know Mr. Carmel?" |
uc1.b3324572 | You know, of course? ” “ If I did know, I should not tell you; so it does not matter,"answered Carmel. |
uc1.b3324572 | You still believe in Doctor Droqville? |
uc1.b3324572 | You that should be a man of head, how could ye be such a mafflin? ” His northern accent became broader as he became more excited. |
uc1.b3324572 | You thought she seemed rather to like us- I mean you?'' |
uc1.b3324572 | You will not object, I dare say, to allow me a very few words? ” The young lady bowed very slightly, and said, in a low tone, “ Certainly not." |
uc1.b3324572 | You wo n't pull the cat's tail, or light paper in the fire, or roar for plum- cake? ” said papa. |
uc1.b3324572 | You write to her, do n't you? ” “ N- not very often. |
uc1.b3324572 | You'll come with me, wo n't you? |
uc1.b3324572 | You'll go to see her, I suppose?" |
uc1.b3324572 | Your luggage all right, I hope? |
uc1.b3324572 | a false name?" |
uc1.b3324572 | a hand in the accident, besides himself? |
uc1.b3324572 | and having escaped it, I should have laid the lesson to heart? |
uc1.b3324572 | and why, with such a fortune and liberty within his grasp, should be submit to conditions that would fetter him? |
uc1.b3324572 | are they all lost? ” I shrieked. |
uc1.b3324572 | borg,'you said;'we must not talk of Rome or Luther- we ca n't agree, and they are forbidden subjects,'do you remember? |
uc1.b3324572 | but I thought with some little agitation: “ And that you now end our acquaintance?". |
uc1.b3324572 | cruel fate, wilt thou never replace me In a mansion of ponce where no perils can chase me?" |
uc1.b3324572 | darling Laura, you wo n't leave me? ” I ex. |
uc1.b3324572 | dyllion?" |
uc1.b3324572 | for his daily task? |
uc1.b3324572 | gaged to Lord John Roxford, who came up, and saying, “ I think this is our dance, Miss Ware?" |
uc1.b3324572 | had the doctor come? |
uc1.b3324572 | he said, apparently recollecting that she was to be re- cognized; “ I may say that?' |
uc1.b3324572 | how do you do, Doctor Droqville?" |
uc1.b3324572 | kind, true friend, Sir Harry, how have I requited you? |
uc1.b3324572 | oh!-is there nothing left?" |
uc1.b3324572 | open, I heard Rebecca's voice talking to him; and then the old man said, in a broken voice:"Where's the child? |
uc1.b3324572 | pose? ” he broke off suddenly. |
uc1.b3324572 | read? |
uc1.b3324572 | room — will you be there?" |
uc1.b3324572 | shall I ever have a quiet home? |
uc1.b3324572 | she continued, glancing at Rebecca and back again at us; you are Ethel, and you Helen Ware? ” and a little timidly she offered her hand to each. |
uc1.b3324572 | smiled the gentleman, “ is n't it?". |
uc1.b3324572 | stances? ” he asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | swered; “ have you heard anything of him? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | what do you mean by shabby? ” said Mr. Marston, flaming up. |
uc1.b3324572 | what do you think? |
uc1.b3324572 | what, my good young lady, not if I show you your father's letter?" |
uc1.b3324572 | why did you pretend to take an interest in me? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ A ridiculous one,"answered Laura;"you remember the old spinster who fell in love with the Apollo Belvedere? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And does he stay as short a time always?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And has he never talked on the subject of religion?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And he can injure papa now?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And how much do you think, Mr. Forrester, we shall have to live upon?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And what became of that Mr. Marston?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And when is he to return? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And where does Sir Harry Rokestone live?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And where is Lady Lorrimer now? ” asked papa. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And where is he?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And where then?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And why not?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ And you did not, I think you mentioned, open that safe? ” “ Certainly not. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Are his visits only once a week? ” she asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Are you sure?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Bad news, doctor?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But I'm in the doctor's hands, do n't you see? ” “ It is nothing very bad,"answered Mr. Carmel; “ and you will be nearer the doctor there." |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But does it do us any particular injury?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But there was a family named Rokestone connected with you at Golden Friars? ” “ There is only Sir Harry Rokestone, and he is not friendly. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But what am I to say to him?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But would n't it be more — more usual, if you had no objections- a little more at length? ” insinuated the doctor. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But you get everything you want there on credit?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But you'll be here early to- morrow; do you think before two? ” “ No, not before two, I am afraid. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But, I hope, you are not tired of Italian? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ But, will you tell me one thing, for I am really curious about it? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Ca n't? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Can I see Mr. Spaight?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Can I talk to you for a few minutes, anywhere, madam, in private? ” asked Sir Harry. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Charles,"I said, “ do n't you know me?- Miss Ware." |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Could you have imagined,"she almost cried, “ any- thing so frightful? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Did my uncle see the letter I wrote to you, Mr. Blount?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Did you hear his name?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Did you know she was my aunt? ” “ Your great- aunt, yes." |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Did you see him? ” I exclaimed. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Did you? ” said he. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Do n't a great many older women than Lady Lorrimer go out a great deal?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Do n't you think papa very handsome?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Do n't you think, ” said Laura, after an awful gust,"that the windows may burst in? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Do you know his name? ” I inquired. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Do you know how I amused myself during the last twenty miles of my railway journey?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Do you mean Sir Harry Rokestone?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Does he seem angry? ” I said, “ or only in grief? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Does he seem angry? ” I said, “ or only in grief? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Does n't he speak very well? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Ethel, darling, are you opening your heart entirely to me now; is there no reserve? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Ethel, dear, ” she said, “ do n't you think the air a little cold?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Ethel, what do you think? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Everything there? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Father Edwyn here?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Good Heaven, Rebecca! ” I said, starting up;"is it anything bad? ” I was on the point of saying “ anything about Mr. Marston?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Good Heaven, Rebecca! ” I said, starting up;"is it anything bad? ” I was on the point of saying “ anything about Mr. Marston?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Has he made your acquaintance? ” he asked, raising them to me. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Has she been since nearly in articulo?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Has there been anything done since about that place Malory, I think you call it? ” he asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Have I been artful in trying to save you? ” he answered gently. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Have n't you books called breviaries? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Have you found anything? ” said I. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Have you had your breakfast?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Have you heard lately from Mr. Carmel? ” asked mamma. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ He does not go to many places? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ He'll come back, when he has done his business; I'm sure he has business; why should he tell an untruth about the matter?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ He's in Wales. ” “ Not at Malory?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ How can I thank you? ” “ It's just the best thing in the world to make you sleep after a headache. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ How d'ye do, Droqville?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ How d'ye do, Williams? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ How did he quarrel with Mr. Carmel?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ How do you do, Miss Ethel? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ How much money in the bank?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I can see her, I dare say? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I expected& will, of course: I do n't suppose I have a friend among you, gentlemen, why should I? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I have heard people speak ill of that Mr. Marston,"I said; “ do you know any reason why he should not be liked?' |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I have kept you a long time, Mr. Blount; will you take anything?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I heard him say, pointing with his outstretched arm, • And is that Dorracleugh? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I mean, sir- you'll excuse me- paltry; do n't you see? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I shall be most happy to be enlisted; and if I should light upon a lady of that name, I may tell her that Miss Ware is very well, and happy? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I suppose, then, I should find her in her bed? ” said mamma. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I think she has given up that intention,"I answered; “ but for Heaven's sake, Doctor Drogville, tell me, is mamma in any danger?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I wonder what he is?-a priest only or a Jesuit,"said I; “ or, perhaps, a member of some other order. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I'll not allow you even that excuse,"he said; “ I'll promise( and wo n't you, Miss Ware?) |
uc1.b3324572 | “ I? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is Mr. Carmel here? ” inquired the old man. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is he- here?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is it anything very particular, please?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is it part of your religion?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is my sweet Ethel there, also?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is that the house, the one with the tan before it?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is there a gentleman named Marston staying here?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Is there any chance? ” I cried. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ It is distracting news; is there nothing I can do to prevent it?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Know him? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Legends? ” said I, eagerly—“I should so like to hear one. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ May 10th.—How shall I begin? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Miss Grey plays, of course?'' |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Miss Ware?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Mr. Carmel?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ My profession obliges me to be kind — but I had no opportunity- Miss Grey is quite well?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ My story; what does it signify? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ No bad news? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Not flown yet, animula, vagula blandula? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Not with that knife? ” “ No,"I repeated. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Now did you ever, Mrs. Ware, in all your life, see her quite well? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Oh, I thought some one said he had two? ” The doctor re- asserted the fact, and for some seconds the stranger looked on the floor abstractedly. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Oh, Miss Ethel, dear, did you see that? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Oh, Miss Ethel, dear, what do you think has hap- pened?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Oh, Richard, Richard, how am I to live through this separation? ” I cried wildly. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Only one thing more- where is he now? ” “ In America. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Perhaps we had better go on, Helen and I, to the seat; we can wait for you there? ” I said softly to her. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Please, ma'am?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Please, shall I call a cab, miss? ” “ No- no,"I said dreamily. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ See whom?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ See, see, there- see- those ca n't be wild ducks? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Shall I go with you to your room,"I asked,"while Rebecca is making tea for us in the housekeeper's room? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Shall I read it? ” said papa, holding it up by the corner. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Shall we go on, dear? ” asked Miss Pounden, who did not understand why we had come to a standstill. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ She's quite well, I hope? ” said mamma. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Should n't I interrupt your conversation?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Sir Harry Rokestone? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ So it was to please me you set my authority at naught? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Surely you can say the name of the person you take him for?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ The up- train not come yet?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Then he has heard, of course, of our misfortune?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Then you do not think it is true?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Twenty- two? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Upstairs now? ” asked Sir Harry. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Warn her of what?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Was it out of your possession for any time?". |
uc1.b3324572 | “ We men like good liquor so well-80 well- we- we — what was I saying? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Well, Mrs. Shackleton, what's the row? ” “ No row, sir, please,"she answered, sharply rustling into the room, and looking round. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Well, it is simply this: that I think Miss Ware a very interesting young lady, and I like being near her- don't you?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Well, it's not worse than you expected?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Well, no matter, you had better get away as you came; how was that?". |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Well, pretty lass, ye shall do as you like best, but you must n't fall sick; if you do, what's to become o'the auld man?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Well?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What are they? ” “ If she has a sound knowledge of the heathen mythology, and a smattering of the Bible, she'll do very well." |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What can I do to convince you, darling? ” she ex- claimed at length, half distracted. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What could have possessed Mr. Carmel to introduce such a person to us? ” I exclaimed. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What is that you have got in your hand? ” I asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What on earth brings you here? ” said Mr. Carmel, sternly, after a silence of some seconds. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What relation, Laura? ” “ Borrowing books and discussing them." |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What right have you to enter my room? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What the devil brings you here? ”'inquired the stranger, almost at the same moment. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What was it like? ” I was almost unconscious until then that I had really taken away the dagger in my hand. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ What? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ When is Mr. Jarlcot to be home again?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ When was Miss Ware last out, before her illness?". |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Where are you going, mamma?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Where is Mrs. Torkill?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Where is it?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Where was Lady Lorrimer?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Which is the Verney's pew?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Who do you think I saw, not three minutes ago, at the lime- trees, near the lake? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Who is that old gentleman standing near the door at the end of the room, with that blue satin about his neck? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Who sent you? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Who suggested that question? ” he asked, fixing his eyes suddenly on me. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Who would suppose Miss Grey so resolute; so little& friend to harmony? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Who? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why do you ask me? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why do you ask questions that I ca n't answer? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why does n't she stay at home, and go out? ” he re- peated, smiling faintly as he did so. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why need we leave the drawing- room so very early?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why need you look like a fool? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why should I live the sort of life he seems to have planned for me, if he intends anything better at any time? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why should Monsieur Droqville control my conduct?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why should you be ruined? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why should you not go to the hotel?". |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why, Ethel, what are you dreaming of? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why, Miss Ware? ” “ Because, if I ca n't live by my own labour, I will die, ” I answered. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why, darling, will yon not trust me? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why, dear- have you heard anything of her?". |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why, i t, do n't you think I'm ready to go, when I'm able? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Why?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Will you come with me to- day, to ask how he gets on?'' |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Wo n't you have some luncheon?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Yes, I think so; why?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Yes-I remember him very well. ” He seemed to grow rather pale as he looked at me, and added, “ Why do you ask?". |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You are coming out, you say, Miss Ware, when you are eighteen? ” I made him no answer. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You are sure? ” “ Perfectly. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You are surprised to see me here?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You did not expect to see me so soon again, Miss Ware? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You distract me, Richard; what have I done?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You have got the key, sir?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You have lived here with people you like, I dare say, and for their sakes you love the place? ” he mused. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You know Mr. Marston pretty well, do you? ” I asked. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You know the town of Golden Friars?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You look at me as if you hated me, Miss Ware,"he said"why should you? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You lost, ” he continued, “ shortly before your illness, the only photograph you possessed of your sister Helen? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You mean about Harry Rokestone? ”. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You mean, ask their assistance? ” said mamma. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You wished a word or two of advice, I understand? ” interrupted the doctor at length. |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You'll make her do as she's ordered?" |
uc1.b3324572 | “ You'll not? |
uc1.b3324572 | “ Your friend?" |
uc1.b3324572 | • Is his lordship at home?" |
uc1.b3324572 | • To stay?" |
uc1.b3324572 | • What is it, Anne?" |
uc1.b3324572 | • Who suggested it?" |
inu.30000010355661 | — and she clasped her hands in a manner indicative of deep mental anguish.-'Dearest Lady Caroline,’exclaimed Julia, ‘ what ails you? inu.30000010355661 — “ And then what will become of you, Caroline?' |
inu.30000010355661 | — “ Is it possible that you would counsel me to do this? ” asked Ellen, speaking in a low and agitated voice. inu.30000010355661 —"Just heaven what do I hear? |
inu.30000010355661 | —Then how came the gentleman in the cloak to call and tell you, Miss, that the lawyer wished to see you? |
inu.30000010355661 | —'Or else?' inu.30000010355661 '— Just now, when Mrs. Porter rushed in and said that the child was ill. ”—“And was Tulia very, very sorry? ’ demanded the Marquis.- • Oh! inu.30000010355661 '—'And how much money do you require?' inu.30000010355661 - “ Arthur, you have evil tidings for me? ” exclaimed Mr. Hatfield, advancing towards his noble half- brother. inu.30000010355661 - “ By whom? ” repeated Mr. Hatfield much pained by the tone, words, and manner of the young man. inu.30000010355661 - “ Is it afther distur- r- bing ye I've been again? ” demanded the gallant gentleman: “ then, be the holy poker- r! inu.30000010355661 - “ What means this insolence? ” he exclaimed, in a tone of irritation. inu.30000010355661 -> “ Is the name of Rainford familiar to you? ” asked the old woman, steadily watching the effect of her question. inu.30000010355661 -‘give you long life to enjoy that title and fortune which in so short a time will be beyond the possibility of dispute? ’ Oh! inu.30000010355661 09 that was contemplated between their amiable daughter and our son? ” demanded Lady Georgiana, in an anxious tone. inu.30000010355661 111 • You heard the remark that fell from the lips of Miss Fitzhardinge? ” “ Yes — yes, ” returned Mr. Perc.val. inu.30000010355661 400 THE MYSTERIES OF LONDONs Is that woman dead? ” he demanded, speaking with strange rapidity of utterance. inu.30000010355661 405|And who are these persons, madam? ” asked Green. |
inu.30000010355661 | ? – “ But what have I done? |
inu.30000010355661 | ? – “ But what have I done? |
inu.30000010355661 | A certain nobleman — ” “ Who is he? ” demanded Rily. |
inu.30000010355661 | Agnes — dear Agnes — answer ine wn “ Who are you? |
inu.30000010355661 | Ah that was many — many years ago, Perdita! ” “ Shall you not be glad, mother, to visit London again? ” demanded the young woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | All thº, doubtless, must be the work of nature: for where could she have become familiar with the manners and customs of the drawing- room? |
inu.30000010355661 | Am I guilty of an indiscretion in loving you? |
inu.30000010355661 | Am I guilty of an indiscretion in loving you? |
inu.30000010355661 | An Irtºry ºf it indisrett= again: let me assure you that your beauty has captivated my loving you? |
inu.30000010355661 | And again, of what use — of what benefit could the letter be to her?" |
inu.30000010355661 | And did I seek such evidence? |
inu.30000010355661 | And did he loathe his father?—did he curse the author of his being? |
inu.30000010355661 | And her petticuts — my eyeſ ai n't'em short too? |
inu.30000010355661 | And if no work could be obtained, what were they to do? |
inu.30000010355661 | And is not rank within my grasp? |
inu.30000010355661 | And now are you ready? ” “ Quite, ” was the reply. |
inu.30000010355661 | And now how many hours more must elapse ere a chance might present itself to afford them a meal? |
inu.30000010355661 | And now let us see into what connected form the meditations and recollections of Charles Hatfield had settled themselves? |
inu.30000010355661 | And think you, mother, that I have not a little feeling of ambition in my soul? |
inu.30000010355661 | And what could result from such a love as this? |
inu.30000010355661 | And what was the consequence of that evening's incidents? |
inu.30000010355661 | And what were the results? |
inu.30000010355661 | And why not? |
inu.30000010355661 | And yet — what mean these words? |
inu.30000010355661 | And you yourself, charming creature-- is there not some mystery attached to you? |
inu.30000010355661 | And, did I think that I had cause, should I not be jealous of thee, sweet Perdita? |
inu.30000010355661 | Bastille,- What for you should not France in her gratitude You have º have won — and your ban- feel? |
inu.30000010355661 | Besides — is not Louis- Philippe a miscreant deserving universal execration? |
inu.30000010355661 | Besides, had she done so, would she have waited until my return? |
inu.30000010355661 | But I behold her in the garden? ” he exclaimed, as he looked towards the window opening on the lawn at the back of the villa. |
inu.30000010355661 | But I presume that the Earl is still ignorant of 11 “ All my proceedings? ” exclaimed the Black, finishing the sentence for the physician. |
inu.30000010355661 | But about the expenses and receipts — the outlay and the incomings, on which we may reckon with certainty? |
inu.30000010355661 | But am I not a human being — am I a wild beast? |
inu.30000010355661 | But am I responsible for the circumstances which induced my mother to bestow it upon me? |
inu.30000010355661 | But can such diabolical perfidy exist on the part of one so young? |
inu.30000010355661 | But did you come near me? |
inu.30000010355661 | But did you not take me for better or worse?—did you not we d me, because you! oved me?—did you not espouse me for myself alone? |
inu.30000010355661 | But do you see that old man, standing apart from the rest — ” “ And laning on a stick? ” cried the captain. |
inu.30000010355661 | But even if they had attracted disagreeable notice, wnat was it to them who had now no thought- no oyes- no ears save for each other? |
inu.30000010355661 | But has the fellow boon| here? |
inu.30000010355661 | But how comed you to call upon me this mornin'? |
inu.30000010355661 | But how could I teach her virtue?—how could I read the Bible with her? |
inu.30000010355661 | But how was he to recover the cheque? |
inu.30000010355661 | But how was it thrnt Leonard Mitchell had taken the direction of Waterloo Bridge, in that species of somnambulism under which he had been labouring? |
inu.30000010355661 | But how will it be if the officers are in the house, and, seeing your landlady give me the garments, should follow me? ” “ Be Jasus! |
inu.30000010355661 | But may I not seek to know the reasons of your late unhappiness? ” “ Let us not discourse upon the past, Fanny, ” said the young man, earnestly. |
inu.30000010355661 | But now what was to restrain him from making those searches which would throw every light on an occurrence of such fearful interest? |
inu.30000010355661 | But of what nature were those potent reasons? |
inu.30000010355661 | But pray continue, madam: — what else did this fellow tell you? |
inu.30000010355661 | But rather let me ask, whether you, Ellen, are happy? |
inu.30000010355661 | But should you not imagine that, after her neglectful conduct, she would make all possible haste to get the meal ready? |
inu.30000010355661 | But surely you have formed no unworthy attachment?—surely you can not love one whom you are ashamed to name? ” cried Mr. Hatfield. |
inu.30000010355661 | But then, you are very rich — are you not, dear papa? ” “ Thank God, I am — and for your sake 1"cried Mr. Vernon, returning her fond caresses. |
inu.30000010355661 | But to do this, I was compelled to be out all day;- and then, where was Perdita? |
inu.30000010355661 | But was he then removed? |
inu.30000010355661 | But were not the bolts secure — the chains fastened — the bars all firm and strong? |
inu.30000010355661 | But what more have I been generous enough to do for you? |
inu.30000010355661 | But what would I have you infer from these facts? |
inu.30000010355661 | But where was Captain O'Blunderbuss? |
inu.30000010355661 | But where will Royal Folly stop?—and when will any statesman have the courage to resist the childish caprices of the Queen? |
inu.30000010355661 | But wherefore do I say “ must have been 2 ° May he not be alive now? |
inu.30000010355661 | But wherefore do I write at all? |
inu.30000010355661 | But wherefore these questions, mother? ” — and again the fine large eyes the young woman were fixed searchingly on Mrs. Mortimer's countenance. |
inu.30000010355661 | But wherefore, did she thus weep?—wherefore were her emotions so powerful? |
inu.30000010355661 | But who do you think I saw the other day, riding in her car- riage just as if she had been a lady all her life? ” “ Be Jasus! |
inu.30000010355661 | But who was to break the news to Leonard Mitchell? |
inu.30000010355661 | But why had she not written to him? |
inu.30000010355661 | But will you believe it? |
inu.30000010355661 | But you do not, then, think that it was the gentleman in the cloak who has done all this? |
inu.30000010355661 | But you hesitate to trust your- self with me? |
inu.30000010355661 | But — am I dreaming — am I becoming crazy? |
inu.30000010355661 | But — great heavens!—why starts he thus? |
inu.30000010355661 | But — knowing the two women as you do — can you believe that they were the murderesses? |
inu.30000010355661 | But, I say — what has happened below?' |
inu.30000010355661 | By the bye, have you had any intelligence relative to that Mr. Torrens? ” “ Yes, ” answered the Black. |
inu.30000010355661 | Can I not console you? |
inu.30000010355661 | Can I not in a moment — by the waving of my hand, as it were — place upon my brow the coronet of a Viscount? |
inu.30000010355661 | Can you not come to me?—or will you permit me to come to you? |
inu.30000010355661 | Can you wonder, then, that she soon fell into the ways of vice? |
inu.30000010355661 | Charles — is this friend- ship? |
inu.30000010355661 | Clarence Williers — eh? |
inu.30000010355661 | Did I never hear those names pronounced in my earliest boyhood? |
inu.30000010355661 | Did he intimate to you his intention to leave London? |
inu.30000010355661 | Did he not calmly and deliberately calculate upon butchering the brave Parisian people, in order to consolidate the power of his despot- throne? |
inu.30000010355661 | Did you not exhibit every sign of the deepest contrition — utter every pos- sible vow of amendment? |
inu.30000010355661 | Did you not hear the strange facts she suffered to ooze out in her idiotic musings? |
inu.30000010355661 | Did you not, though a stranger, con- template the generous act of revealing to me secrets which you considered as necessary to be known to me? |
inu.30000010355661 | Do not the rich ride when out hunt- ing through the corn- fields of their tenants?—and what redress can the latter obtain? |
inu.30000010355661 | Do you begin to comprehend me? ” “ I understand you altogether and completely, madam l ” exclaimed Green. |
inu.30000010355661 | Do you imagine that the English people would have assembled in vast crowds to hail and welcome one of their own royal Dukes? |
inu.30000010355661 | Do you know how many hundred miles of railway I've got under my control? |
inu.30000010355661 | Do you really imagine that if I had any serious fears, I would refuse to co- operate with you in instituting the necessary inquiries? |
inu.30000010355661 | Do you remember the inter- views I had with you in prison both prior and sub- sequent to your condemnation? |
inu.30000010355661 | Doubtless there is a porter to keep watch all night in the hall? ” he added, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355661 | Enjoin him to forbear from any attempt to gratify his curiosity in that respect?" |
inu.30000010355661 | Even sup- posing my innocence be eventually proved, and that all moral infamy be separated from my name, who will remove the scar from my shoulder? |
inu.30000010355661 | For how run the conditions? |
inu.30000010355661 | For how stands the case between us? |
inu.30000010355661 | Gone — it might have dropped upon the floor — on the rug — in the fender? |
inu.30000010355661 | Had he deserted his friend on this trying occasion? |
inu.30000010355661 | Have you got any weapor, old tiger- cat? ” “ This, ” she replied, placing the clasp- knife in his hand. |
inu.30000010355661 | Have you no wish to make your peace with heaven? |
inu.30000010355661 | He had an office in the City: but were any of his friends to ask, “ What is Styles? ” the answer would be a vague generality — such as, “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355661 | He is enormously rich — very generous — bears an excellent character — ” “ ls he married? ” demanded Laura, hastily. |
inu.30000010355661 | How could it be other- wise? |
inu.30000010355661 | How is the pretty Agnes? |
inu.30000010355661 | How should I be possessed of any money? ” said Howard, glancing around with nervous anxiety, as if he were afraid of being overheard. |
inu.30000010355661 | How, then, was it possible to suppose that Mrs. Sefton had purloined the letter? |
inu.30000010355661 | I confess, then, that I followed you last evening** “ You followed me, father? ” repeated Charles, in a low, hoarse, and hollow voice. |
inu.30000010355661 | I have tried the door — and it is locked'Who dares to treat me thus — pse — a gentleman of birth and fortune? |
inu.30000010355661 | I knew that you were unchaste, as you yourself express it — but I believed that it was mere frailty on your part, and not inveterate profligacy? |
inu.30000010355661 | I know it was Tom Rain: but how came he thus alive?—by what means was he resuscitated?—who snatched him from the grave? |
inu.30000010355661 | I know that my nature is savage and ferocious: but will you tame me by cruelty? |
inu.30000010355661 | I shall strike even you?" |
inu.30000010355661 | I suppose you have plenty of news for me? ” “ None of any consequence beyond the sphere of my own affairs in this place,"answered the Black. |
inu.30000010355661 | I took the liberty of mentioning, sir, that his wife had just been confined — ” “ Well? ” exclaimed Mr. Heathcote, impatiently. |
inu.30000010355661 | I was in London at the time — ” “ In Newgate, mother? ” asked her daughter, as coolly as if it were the most common- place question. |
inu.30000010355661 | I was really frightened — there was something so un- pleasant in her looks. ” “ And was any man with them? ” enquired the officer. |
inu.30000010355661 | I would now deferen- tially seek to learn how far that system has benefitted the people of your Highness's adopted country?" |
inu.30000010355661 | IIow, then, was he to secure the coveted property, and carry it away without the chance of noise or detection? |
inu.30000010355661 | In a word — what do I know of him? |
inu.30000010355661 | In fact, I told the gentleman what an ex- cellent creature you were, and how well you behaved to your little brother. ”—“You told him all that?' |
inu.30000010355661 | In other words — am I legitimate? |
inu.30000010355661 | Is it not so? ” “ Alas! |
inu.30000010355661 | Is it not so? ” “ Well, such is indeed my intention, ” responded the old woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | Is it possible that he will escape? |
inu.30000010355661 | Is it possible, then, that I possess your love, Perdita — dearest Per- dita? |
inu.30000010355661 | Is it to frighten me, my lord? |
inu.30000010355661 | Is not the letter the first and most natural step to the visit? |
inu.30000010355661 | Is the phrase a name itself likewise? |
inu.30000010355661 | Is this consistent with British freedom 7–is it compatible with the rights or interests of the citizens? |
inu.30000010355661 | Is this it? ” “ Just so, ” answered the burglar. |
inu.30000010355661 | Lastly, it was verging fast upon twelve; and had he not assured his Perdita that he would not be a minute later than mid- day? |
inu.30000010355661 | Let me nee — what was I thinking of when you came up? |
inu.30000010355661 | Let us see who it is? ” “ Here I am, ” returned the Doctor, likewise re- gaining his self- possession. |
inu.30000010355661 | Lor, sir — did you order taturs? ” asked Mrs. Pitkin, now pretending to seem more as- tounded than ever. |
inu.30000010355661 | May I not be made your confidant? |
inu.30000010355661 | May I not share it? |
inu.30000010355661 | Miss, are you blind to all the advantages now spread before your eyes? ’ de- manded the woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | Moreover, was he not twenty- five years old?—and was that an age at which he should thus be tutored and treated like a child? |
inu.30000010355661 | Mortimer, my beloved tiger- cat, how are you? ” he exclaimed, grasping the old woman's hand and shaking it violently. |
inu.30000010355661 | Mrs. Rudd could scarcely believe her ears: had she been dreaming? |
inu.30000010355661 | Nevertheless, it had disappeared; and therefore some one must have taken it?—or else some acci- dent must have happened whereby it was lost? |
inu.30000010355661 | No fine — no punishment for him Who would dare to talk of calling the Very Reverend Archdeacon Hale over the coals? |
inu.30000010355661 | No von knows so well as myself wot consumption raly is. ’- “ Then you have made consumption your particular study, sir?' |
inu.30000010355661 | No- a thousand times no l And do you imagine that I read not your heart aright? |
inu.30000010355661 | No: and why? |
inu.30000010355661 | Now, can you deny it? ” “ No, sir — I can not, ” said Mr. Fopperton. |
inu.30000010355661 | Now, on what pretence — or rather, under what circumstances did the Insolvent introduce himself to you? ” inquired Mr. Bulliwell. |
inu.30000010355661 | Now, would ye be aſther a feint? |
inu.30000010355661 | O Julia, Julia — can you not understand my meaning? |
inu.30000010355661 | Oh I happy — happy age of boyhood- wilt thou never come back? |
inu.30000010355661 | Oh I how was it that madness did not seize upon the old man's brain, and rob him of the power of making these agonizing reflections? |
inu.30000010355661 | Oh how can I convince you of my sincerity?—how can I testify my devo- tion? — how can I prove the extent of my love? |
inu.30000010355661 | Oh how can I convince you of my sincerity?—how can I testify my devo- tion? — how can I prove the extent of my love? |
inu.30000010355661 | Oh mother, mother, ” cried the young girl, again interrupting herself, and speaking with a burst of anguish,_* what does all this mean? |
inu.30000010355661 | On the other hand, once more, what if the officers had not waited for Mrs. Rudd's return at all, but had leapt out of the ground- floor windows? |
inu.30000010355661 | On water being sprinkled on her face, she camo to herself; and the landlady said, “ What is the matter with you? |
inu.30000010355661 | One of these prisoners was now known to be Benjamin Bones: but what had become of the other five? |
inu.30000010355661 | Or else under the bed? — or between the mattresses? |
inu.30000010355661 | Or else under the bed? — or between the mattresses? |
inu.30000010355661 | Perdita, ” said Charles, labouring under a painful state of excitement; “ what means this conduct of those unmannerly fellows? |
inu.30000010355661 | Perhaps my constitution was not irretrievably damaged Perchance I might not be in a consumption, after all? |
inu.30000010355661 | Pray, who's the young lady which you intends to marry? |
inu.30000010355661 | Sacred fane of Liberty, Let their memories never die? |
inu.30000010355661 | Sefton, I mean, yesterday — and had a long interview with her. ” “ And the result? ” demanded the Marquis, im- patiently. |
inu.30000010355661 | Shall I get a little water? ” asked the lyoctor. |
inu.30000010355661 | She declares that she has a secret preying upon her mind-- “ A secret? ” exclaimed the Black. |
inu.30000010355661 | Should he surrender himself into the hands of the officers, and be borne ignominiously to Whitecross Street? |
inu.30000010355661 | Should she embark in an enterprise so re- plete with danger?—should she incur the risk of becoming an accomplice in a murder? |
inu.30000010355661 | Should she enter into this new affair which seemed almost to force itself upon her? |
inu.30000010355661 | Since the Army is thus made a mere tool in the hands of a rascally Aristocracy, what sympathy can possibly exist between the officers and the men? |
inu.30000010355661 | So away I sped — back to England I came — ” “ Where did all this happen, then? ” demanded Jack. |
inu.30000010355661 | Styles?" |
inu.30000010355661 | Talk to me about people's time- what the devil do I care for it? |
inu.30000010355661 | Tell me — is it to frighten me?" |
inu.30000010355661 | That time is now come — and I shall let him know it before many hours are over his head. ” “ But are you certain that you can find him? |
inu.30000010355661 | The Prince received the news yesterday morning by spe- cial courier**- “ And he is now Grand Duke of Castelcicala?" |
inu.30000010355661 | The affair was most mysterious: nay — it was also alarming;-for how could he possibly account for the disappearance of a sealed letter? |
inu.30000010355661 | The murder was therefore per- petrated by the man whose footsteps were thus traced; and who could that man be but Torrens? |
inu.30000010355661 | The world has made me so. ” “ And now what do you propose to do? ” enquired Clarence. |
inu.30000010355661 | The young milliner knew not how to act: she was bewildered; and, wringing her hands, exclaimed, “ Oh I what shall I do? |
inu.30000010355661 | These are truths, sir; and therefore how dare you pretend to believe in the possibility of my robbing you? ” “ Mr. |
inu.30000010355661 | Thompson?" |
inu.30000010355661 | To consummate the folly, all that is now required is — what? |
inu.30000010355661 | Was he happy? |
inu.30000010355661 | Was it a stratagem devised by designing women to ensnare me? |
inu.30000010355661 | Was it possible that she was there — there, in his presence — there, in his power? |
inu.30000010355661 | Was it that his punishment was to begin upon earth? |
inu.30000010355661 | Was my mother — was Lady Hatfield my father's wife at that time? |
inu.30000010355661 | Well — do you think I wo n't use my rights and privileges, I may almost say preroga- tives — eh, Mr. Styles? ” “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355661 | Well — is this my fault? |
inu.30000010355661 | Well, you admit your name: now will you tell me whether you're the gentleman that married Miss Editha Greville 3'-'What means this impudence?' |
inu.30000010355661 | Were not those names, in fact, in some way associated with recollections of a much earlier date? |
inu.30000010355661 | Were you afraid to encounter your parents? |
inu.30000010355661 | What can she require with me? |
inu.30000010355661 | What could I do? |
inu.30000010355661 | What could have become of her? |
inu.30000010355661 | What does it mean? ” “ Have names any meaning at all? ” demanded Perdita's mother, in a tone of impatience. |
inu.30000010355661 | What does it mean? ” “ Have names any meaning at all? ” demanded Perdita's mother, in a tone of impatience. |
inu.30000010355661 | What father will entrust his daughter to the convict? |
inu.30000010355661 | What have I to fear to- night- more than any other? |
inu.30000010355661 | What have been the results of these measures? |
inu.30000010355661 | What have you heard against me? |
inu.30000010355661 | What mercy can I have towards her? ” “ None, ” responded Jack Rily. |
inu.30000010355661 | What name, sir? ” were the hurried phrases which came from the domestic's lips. |
inu.30000010355661 | What say your last accounts concerning them? ” “ They are still happy — contented — and prosperous, ” answered Mr. Hatfield. |
inu.30000010355661 | What was the consequence? |
inu.30000010355661 | What was to be done? |
inu.30000010355661 | What was to be done? |
inu.30000010355661 | What were the consequences? |
inu.30000010355661 | What were your words to me when I spoke to you — and spoke so rashly — about the inaccessibility of my soul to the passion of love? |
inu.30000010355661 | What will he think of me? |
inu.30000010355661 | What will you take? ” “ Potheen for me, if ye plaze, ” said the gallant officer. |
inu.30000010355661 | What's to pay? ” demanded Curtis. |
inu.30000010355661 | What, then, am I to do with him f — how am I to dispose of him? |
inu.30000010355661 | What, then, was she to do? |
inu.30000010355661 | What, then, was to be done? |
inu.30000010355661 | When shall we meet again? ” “ We are not going to separate in a hurry, I can tell you, ” said the Doctor: “ so do n't think it. |
inu.30000010355661 | When the Municipal Corporations were reformed in 1835, why was the City of London omitted? |
inu.30000010355661 | Where are you, man? |
inu.30000010355661 | Where is he? ” demandod the infuriate noble. |
inu.30000010355661 | Where was the chance, even if I had possessed the inclination, of pilfering even a single farthing? |
inu.30000010355661 | Where, then, is the thinking portion of society? |
inu.30000010355661 | Whereabouts is it? ” “ Westbourne Place, No. |
inu.30000010355661 | Wherefore does the appellation of Benjamin Bones seem more familiar to me, than I can possibly conceive a reason for? |
inu.30000010355661 | Wherefore had he not revealed his name to her? |
inu.30000010355661 | Wherefore should I suffer for my parent's crimes? |
inu.30000010355661 | While black lines of mist from the crater ascend, And seem to fore tell that the world's at an end? |
inu.30000010355661 | Whither had flown his dreams of ambition?—where now were his hopes of emulating the career of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Montoni? |
inu.30000010355661 | Who and what, then, was Agnes Vernon;–who and what was her father? |
inu.30000010355661 | Who knows? |
inu.30000010355661 | Whose dwelling could it be? |
inu.30000010355661 | Why did not the mother make her ap- pearance once during those two hours which 1 passed with the daughter? |
inu.30000010355661 | Why do n't you search the drawers — or get up the chimley and look out on the tiles? ”- “ Do n’t be sarsy, my dear, ” growled the bailiff. |
inu.30000010355661 | Why should those names produce upon me a disagreeable effect, as if I suddenly came in contact with a loathsome snake? |
inu.30000010355661 | Why those men to coerce me?—why that doctor to attend upon me?—and why those bars at the window? |
inu.30000010355661 | Why was her heart thus wrung until every fibre appeared to be stretched to its utmost power of tension? |
inu.30000010355661 | Why was it that I im- plored you not to accept the offers of marriage which needy settlers made you in New South Wales? |
inu.30000010355661 | Why — why have you come back to England? ” “ Because I would sooner die than remain in a 70- THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
inu.30000010355661 | Will you not despise me when you learn that I employed a spy to watch her actions — to institute inquiries concerning her pursuits and her conduct? |
inu.30000010355661 | Will you, sir, become the instrument of my vengeance 2–will you perform my bidding in all respects? |
inu.30000010355661 | Would it not be a proud thing for you to be enabled to call the Vicountess Marston — and in due time the Countess of Ellingham — your daughter? |
inu.30000010355661 | Would n't the Snipsons be in a way? ” “ And the Styles's"added Julia. |
inu.30000010355661 | Would n't you tear his eyes out of his head would n't you strike them deep into his flesh? |
inu.30000010355661 | Would you believe that care was harboured in hearts where smiles appear on radiant countenances? |
inu.30000010355661 | Yes: there was the baggage — but where was Mrs. Fitzhardinge? |
inu.30000010355661 | You know where he lives? ” demanded Mr. Heath- cote, abruptly addressing himself to the young Inan. |
inu.30000010355661 | You remember that Percival said so Well — and you also recollect that Torrens was represented to be poor and very miserable? |
inu.30000010355661 | You remember the night that we called upon Percival? |
inu.30000010355661 | a coat? |
inu.30000010355661 | a woman as old as myself doubtless? ” ex- claimed the gipsy- crone, surveying Perdita's mother with attention. |
inu.30000010355661 | abruptly broke; “ and wherefore have you not per- formed your duty in all things? |
inu.30000010355661 | am I not your willing slave?—do I not accept the yoke which thou hast thrown upon me? |
inu.30000010355661 | and if so, are Old Death and Benjamin Bones one and the same person? |
inu.30000010355661 | and in what does the peril consist? ” “ I know not, my love, ” answered the old woman, speaking in the kindest tone of voice. |
inu.30000010355661 | and it's what do you think of it? ” cried the captain. |
inu.30000010355661 | and shall I be afther her, my dear frind? ” demanded Captain O'Blunderbuss, rushing towards the door. |
inu.30000010355661 | and what was to be done? |
inu.30000010355661 | and wherefore will you not permit me to chastise them? ” “ Would you expose me to the ridicule of all the persons assembled on the Parade?" |
inu.30000010355661 | and wherefore will you not permit me to chastise them? ” “ Would you expose me to the ridicule of all the persons assembled on the Parade?" |
inu.30000010355661 | and wo n't you let me have my reglars? |
inu.30000010355661 | asked Wilming- ton, in whose bosom a perfect hell was now raging. —'Shall I show your lordship the way? ” said Harry. |
inu.30000010355661 | behind the barristers'seats, and getting his glossy| “ Your name is Kicksey Fopperton, I believe?" |
inu.30000010355661 | can I commiserate with one whom, were I vindictive, I should crush beneath my heel? |
inu.30000010355661 | cried Old Death, his moanings suddenly ceasing at the mention of that name: “ is he here? |
inu.30000010355661 | cried the Earl of Ellingham, surveying her in profound astonishment; “ what mean you? ” “ I mean that Thomas Rainford is pardoned! ” ex. |
inu.30000010355661 | d'ye remimber what fine fun we had with the snaking scoundrels up in Baker Street? ” •ried the gallant officer. |
inu.30000010355661 | did you hear it? ” demanded Mrs. Mor- timer, in a hasty and excited tone. |
inu.30000010355661 | do you know her? ” demanded the Doctor, holding forward the light. |
inu.30000010355661 | flashed fire, “ think you that, if I have loved as a woman, I will not likewise be avenged as a woman? |
inu.30000010355661 | forgive my son all this?" |
inu.30000010355661 | gr.orant of the fact, had not an accident revealed it to me? ” “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355661 | had she not bade Mrs. Mortimer desire the young nobleman to think no more of Agnes Vernon? — and might he not obey the injunction? |
inu.30000010355661 | had she not bade Mrs. Mortimer desire the young nobleman to think no more of Agnes Vernon? — and might he not obey the injunction? |
inu.30000010355661 | hast thou gone for ever? |
inu.30000010355661 | have you taken leave of your senses? ” “ I hope not, ” responded Mr. Styles, in his usual calm, business- like manner. |
inu.30000010355661 | how can I aid her? |
inu.30000010355661 | how could I go to the butcher's when there's three of my masters is inwalids and dines in their own rooms to- day? |
inu.30000010355661 | how have I deserved these implied re- proaches — these terrible menaces?" |
inu.30000010355661 | how have I merited such treatment as this? ” exclaimed the wretched woman, now burst- ing into a flood of tears. |
inu.30000010355661 | is it possible that your parents are to experience such bitterness of dismppointment as this?" |
inu.30000010355661 | is it possible? |
inu.30000010355661 | is it possible? ” exclaimed Rily, his horrible countenance expanding with delight. |
inu.30000010355661 | is such a monstrous absurdity to be consummated 2 Is that grey- headed veteran, who won the field of Waterloo, to be superseded by a mere boy? |
inu.30000010355661 | is this a mere accident? ” exclaimed Mr. Hat- field: “ or a warning — ” “ Merciful heaven — the papers! ” ejaculated the no- bleman. |
inu.30000010355661 | it was in a mo- ment of delirium — of enchantment — of intoxication;-- and might it not also have been the same with her? |
inu.30000010355661 | my God, time until they happened to perceive the captain what would become of your unhappy, wretched Per- data? ” “ Dearest — sweetest girl!" |
inu.30000010355661 | my flesh with pincers?—why do they put hot skewers into my eyes? |
inu.30000010355661 | now you're magnificent in your rage — that's the humour I like to see awo- man in — Hey- dey what's that?" |
inu.30000010355661 | now — and ca n't ye be asy about those same unmintionables? ” cried the gallant officer. |
inu.30000010355661 | of my chequered and eventful history for your perusal: but- need I explain wherefore I have not fulfilled this pro- mise? |
inu.30000010355661 | of what men is it composed? |
inu.30000010355661 | or is it a dream? ”-- “ Alas! |
inu.30000010355661 | or only to be thrown into the way of the daughter? |
inu.30000010355661 | or was Mrs. Fitz- hardinge unexpectedly prevented from joining us so soon as she had intended? |
inu.30000010355661 | or, indeed, how could I possibly injure you? ” “ I know not — and yet —"“ Ah! |
inu.30000010355661 | prisoner before- hand? |
inu.30000010355661 | repeated the landlady, contemptuously: ‘ and who will have patience with me? |
inu.30000010355661 | say not so? ” ejaculated Agnes, bursting into tears. |
inu.30000010355661 | shall a foreign cohort's pride Intimidate our warriors tried? |
inu.30000010355661 | shanks? ” demanded the clerk. |
inu.30000010355661 | she repeated in acontemptu- oustone: “ in what way can I spare you? |
inu.30000010355661 | tates of the Earldom from Arthur? |
inu.30000010355661 | tell your lord — shall I tell you, sir, ” said the good woman, bastily correcting herself, “ what is my impression relative to that old man? |
inu.30000010355661 | the Insolvent calls himself a vessel — does he? ” exclaimed the Commissioner. |
inu.30000010355661 | the'woman has confessed it? ” exclaimed the Blackamoor. |
inu.30000010355661 | then am I the nephew of the Earl of Ellingham 2-am I the cousin of Lady Frances, whom I already love so well? |
inu.30000010355661 | then, he stumped the guelt? |
inu.30000010355661 | think you not, my lord, that our unfortu- nate friend is hemmed round with all imaginable precautions to prevent his flight?" |
inu.30000010355661 | this is the dear girl whom you have so long pined to re- cover? |
inu.30000010355661 | to me? ” exclaimed Torrens, in a tone of surprise. |
inu.30000010355661 | to one whose outset in life has been so horribly charac- terised as mine? |
inu.30000010355661 | to the end of their names! ” ejaculated Frank Curtis: “ what the deuce does that mean? |
inu.30000010355661 | ture to accost her, after having thus offered her the most flagrant of insults? |
inu.30000010355661 | was it really to receive important revelations from the mother? |
inu.30000010355661 | was not that a noise? ” And the miser, hastily shutting up his cash- box, started to his feet. |
inu.30000010355661 | were fresh miseries in store for her? |
inu.30000010355661 | what could he hope? |
inu.30000010355661 | what did you say? ” ejaculated the young man, starting as if a chord had been touched so as to vibrate to his very heart's core. |
inu.30000010355661 | what do I see? |
inu.30000010355661 | what does it all mean? |
inu.30000010355661 | what interest can I have to molest you in any way?" |
inu.30000010355661 | what is his name? ” demanded Hatfield, powerfully excited. |
inu.30000010355661 | what mean you? ” demanded the wretched father, rendered terribly anxious by those ominous words that fell on his ears like a death- knell. |
inu.30000010355661 | what mother will consent to the union of her child with a man who has been publicly marked upon the scaffold? |
inu.30000010355661 | what offence have I committed?' |
inu.30000010355661 | what was that? ” ejaculated the Doctor, once nuore starting to his feet. |
inu.30000010355661 | what — do you possess feelings, then, my dear mother? ” demanded the young woman, assuming an air of profound astonishment. |
inu.30000010355661 | where am I? |
inu.30000010355661 | wherefore did I give a similar promise to her? |
inu.30000010355661 | wherefore should I attempt to restrain my natural feelings? |
inu.30000010355661 | who can separate the section from the mass? |
inu.30000010355661 | who will believe that, even if guiltless I went to the galleys, uncontaminated I have been released from them? |
inu.30000010355661 | who will not remember that for five years I shall have herded with the refuse of mankind? |
inu.30000010355661 | why did he start 7–what did he see? |
inu.30000010355661 | with how mistaken gratitude: “ have you not proved your- self my friend? |
inu.30000010355661 | with this burning desire to know all that there may be to know relative to myself? |
inu.30000010355661 | yes — a thousand times yes? ” she ex- claimed; and bending over him, she pressed her lips upon his cold forehead. |
inu.30000010355661 | you are engaged to him? ” exclaimed Charles, with a strange fluttering of the heart. |
inu.30000010355661 | you have got a daughter, eh? ” exclaimed Jack Rily. |
inu.30000010355661 | you hesitate? |
inu.30000010355661 | you mean?" |
inu.30000010355661 | you only effect the restoration by slow and almost imperceptible degrees?" |
inu.30000010355661 | you would speak to me upon the topic of marriage? ” exclaimed Laura, laughing gaily. |
inu.30000010355661 | | A º T||| Could Mrs. Sefton have taken the letter? |
inu.30000010355661 | º Le her neck and administered to her somewhat wrinkled cheeks a hearty smack,-then, what did she do? |
inu.30000010355661 | — and is it not therefore natural that I should feel in- terested in all that concerns your happiness?" |
inu.30000010355661 | — are not our parent very dear fricnds to each other? |
inu.30000010355661 | — or is it indeed true that ten days ago, when in London, I caw thee — yes, thee — alive and in the full enjoyment of health and wealth? |
inu.30000010355661 | — would I release myself from those silken chains, even were I able? |
inu.30000010355661 | — you will not leave me with strangers?" |
inu.30000010355661 | — “ Oh what do I hear? ” cried the wretched woman, wringing her hands.--"Enough of this! ” ejaculated the ruffian, starting from his seat. |
inu.30000010355661 | ‘ As God is my judge, ’ said my father yesterday, “ she has never been guilty of weakness or frailty. ” Then what am I to believe? |
inu.30000010355661 | ‘ By the way, air you any relation to the Markiss of Burlington? |
inu.30000010355661 | ‘ Can I sympa- thise with you, who have caused my ruin? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ A man was with me — ” “ And that man? ” repeated Mrs. Fitzhardinge, gasp- ing for breath, as if she anticipated the reply. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ A place of safety l ’ ’ repeated Agnes, her coun- tenance assuming an expression of deep anxiety: “ am I, then, in any danger? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ A what? ” demanded Mr. Commissioner Sneesby, in an impatient tone. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Ah! ” cried her mother, evidently struck by a sudden thought: “ you were pleased with her allusion to that handsome young gentleman? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ An old woman and a young one — eh?—then you are doubtless mother and daughter? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And if you succeed in disco- vering the den where Sir Gilbert is confined, how do you intend to proceed? ” “ Still by artifice, my dear madam. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And my mother? ” said the young maiden, bend- ing a look of earnest appeal upon Mrs. Mortimer, who however shrank back in confusion. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And now where shall we put up for the night? ” “ Be the power- rs! |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And now you are my wife? ” “ Yes — end you are my husband, ” blushingly an- swered the syren, as she drooped her head upon his breast. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And of what nature is that subject? ” inquired the young lady, still treating her mother with a coolness almost amounting to disdain. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And on what matters is she — that vile woman — coming to you? ” asked Torrens, impatiently. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And pray how much have you ever paid in the shape of dividend, sir? ” “ I really ca n't say at this moment: I — ” “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And was that dream a reflex of any thoughts which occupy you when awake? ” asked his father, in a kind and anxious tone. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And what may you not be accused of, then?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And when is it likely that your daughter will be in London to present her cheque? ” asked the Doctor. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And where is that mother? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And ye acknowledge yourself to be a liar and a scounthrel? ” vociferated the terrible Gorman O'Blun- derbuss. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And yet why should the truth be thus wrapped up in verbiage? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And you assured mo that you knew nothing of the nobleman who has just left us? ” said Laura, fixing her eyes with cold contempt on her mother. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And you, Charles — are not you my own hand- some, dearly beloved Charles — so soon to be my hus- band? ” asked Perdita. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And your mother, my dear lady? ” said Mrs. Mortimer, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ And — and you will agree, wo n't you?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Are you afraid of being visited by spectres?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Are you afraid that he is too proud to make a humble maiden his wife? ”- Agnes blushed deeply, and remained silent. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Are you unhappy, dear mother? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But de you now feel equal to the task — ” “ Of making an effort to recover my freedom? ” ejaculated Sir Gilbert, leaping from the couch. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But do you pardon me likewise? ” she asked, after a few moments'pause. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But doubtless your two companions found more difficulty in consoling themselves for the disappoint- ment? ” said Laura. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But first as to the probability of success? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But he is not so handsome as you, Charles? ” said Perdita, half enquiringly — half playfully. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But how do you intend to proceed in order to form his acquaintance? ” “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But how is it possible that you — so young — should have pondered so seriously on the sub- ject of love and of marriage? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But how long shall we be obliged to remain here? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But how? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But in what manner did he obtain those forty pounds? ” asked Mr. Bulliwell. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But perhaps I even know more than you yourself are acquainted with? ” said Mrs. Fitzhardinge. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But she read it, you say? ” exclaimed Lord William. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But then — ” “ But then what? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But this nobleman — who is he? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But what should you take him for?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But where is your mother now? ” enquired Mrs. Mortimer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But where- fore these questions? ” “ Oh! |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But which is the place, me boy? ” “ Here, ” said Curtis, turning into a public- house in Fleet Street just as the clock struck three. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But who is he? ” “ Her father 1"answered Mrs. Mortimer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But who, then, was the old woman that came just now? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But will you converse tranquilly and calmly with me? ” “ Well — I will try, ” returned Old Death. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But would it not be shorter to go to the Bank of England at once? ” “ Well — I think it would, ” responded Jack. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But would you be satisfied with such an arrangement? ” “ I see no alternative, ” replied the Black. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But you forget, ” he said, after a brief pause, and with a cloud again appearing upon his face, “ that you are the wife of another? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But you will remain with me this night? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But, about this spec of your's, Mr. Styles? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But, no — no — you are the Earl of Elling- ham — you must be the Earl'Yet why do you every now and then imitate the tone of Tom Rain? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ But, to return to the subject of our conversa- tion, Perdita: what do you think of our prospects now? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ By violence?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ By whom should such hopes be experienced, save by your parents? ” “ My parents! |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Can I not more easily induce her to read a letter from a stranger, than to receive that stranger in person? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Can it be that he has learnt any thing — that he suspects aught of the past? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Can nothing move you? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Can nothing move you? ” asked the wretched woman, now completely subdued and cast down — overwhelmed and spirit- broken. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Come — about that other hundred? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Compose yourself l — what is the matter? ” cried Charles. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Did he not say in his letter that he sought no secresy nor concealment in respect to my father?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Did you yourself see the old man who called here the other night? ” “ I did not, sir, ” replied Mrs. Gifford. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do any of those secrets give you pain to contem- plate? ” she asked, fixing her eyes searchingly upon him. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do we not live beneath the same roof?—are we not friends? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do you deserve mercy?—do you merit the in- dulgence of man? ” asked the Black, in a tone pro- foundly solemn. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do you know me? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do you know where he is-what has become of him? ” demanded the lady, in a still more anxious tone than before. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do you live all alone here? ” he demanded, taking the seat to which Howard pointed. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do you suppose that I am not weighed down to the very dust by an awful load of crime? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Do you think that Miss de Me- dina would consent to aid you in this matter? ” “ I have no doubt of it, ” returned the Black. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Does the young woman know their contents? ” “ Unfortunately she does, ” wºo tile mournful an- swer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Eh 2–what? ” cried the Commissioners, the one awaking from his map and the other from his oblivi- ousiness. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Excuse me, my dear friend — but are you mad? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Friendship did you say, charming lady? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Good God I Does your lordship suspect that he is murdered? ” exclaimed Green, horrified at the bare idea. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Had she got the fine stout livery- servant standing up behind as usual? ” “ Yes – and young Blunt was inside, ” added Curtis. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Has not Mr. Green made his appearance yet? ” demanded the lawyer, with an emphasis on the last word. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Has your lordship ever heard of a gipsy named Miranda? ” enquired Mrs. Fitzhardinge. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Have I offended you by the question, charming lady? ” exclaimed Charles. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Have you inflicted no injury upon me? ” she asked. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Have you succeeded with your beautiful daughter? ” “ Very far from it, ” was the answer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Have you such little confidence in your own powers of persuasion? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Heavy notes? ” repeated Green, turning pale and trembling. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ How can I prove that I am trustworthy? ” de- mauded Mrs. Mortimer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ How can it be done otherwise? ” demanded Jack Rily. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ How dare you thus coerce me? ” demanded Perdita, her eyes flashing fire. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ How do you mean? ” asked Jack Rily, reseat- ing himself, and grasping the brandy- bottle with a trembling hand. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ How is it that my father or- dains one thing, and my mother counsels another? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ How know you that? ” demanded Laura, sur- prised. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ I believe you are the proprietor of a chapel in the Tottenham Court Road?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ I can not see you sacri- ficed thus:–yet how can I save you? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ I see that you were once a missionary in the South- Sea Islands Bible Circulating Society, Insolvent? ” said this learned functionary. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ In this case, I am to become Mrs. Mortimer? ” continued the mother. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ In which nurection does your abode lie? ”* Five minutes will take us thither, ” was the-ºwer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ In which particular point, my child? ” demanded the vile parent. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is Miss Fitzhardinge at home? ” he enquired of the female servant who answered his summons at the door. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is Mr. Podgson at home? ” demanded Mr. Styles. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is it me name ye’d be aſther finding out? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is it not a just retribution which makes you a prisoner in a subterranean where you have often imprisoned others? ” said the Black. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is it possible that you can ask me the question? ” exclaimed the young man. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is it possible? ” he again ejaculated. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is it the first time that you have been assured of your beauty? ” asked Charles, still carried away by an uncontroullable influence. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is she anything like yourself?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is the genelmen at home, my dear? ” asked a rough, harsh, grating voice. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is this all you have to tell me? ” demanded the officer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is this your house, my lord? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is your master at home? ” demanded the old woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Is your name Porter?' |
inu.30000010355661 | “ It ca n't be done, ” murmured Old Death, despair seizing upon him: “ it ca n't be done, you say? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Julia wrung her hands in despair; and again she asked herself those unanswerable questious — What would become of them? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Just before you knocked at the door this night —"“ Well, well? ” ejaculated the impatient woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Laura Mortimer sounds prettily, I think? ” “ Then you have not even retained your Chris- tian name? ” said the old woman, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Laura Mortimer sounds prettily, I think? ” “ Then you have not even retained your Chris- tian name? ” said the old woman, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Let's see? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Look at the Game Laws: are they made for the rich or for the poor? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Madam, will you follow me? ” he said, address ing himself to Mrs. Mortimer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Might I ask the same question of you, captain? ” “ Be Jasus! |
inu.30000010355661 | “ My God! ” murmured the unhappy man, clasping his hands together; “ who shall break these fearful tidings to your father and your sister? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ My daughter and her husband have taken house in Pimlico — ” “ How many servants?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Now, Miss, she cried, almost ferociously, “ are you going to pay me the three weeks'rent that's due? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ O Lorenzo — Lorenzol ” she exclaimed, joining her hands together; “ what do you mean to do? — what is it that you require of me? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ O Lorenzo — Lorenzol ” she exclaimed, joining her hands together; “ what do you mean to do? — what is it that you require of me? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Of that you may be well assured"“ Then, again I ask — wherefore should we meet? ” demanded Torrens. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Of what benefit would it be for mo to injure you? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Oh I you are come at last, sir — are you? ” cried the lawyer, giancing up at the clock. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Oh is it possible that Charles is the author of all that seems so mysterious? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Oh is it possible, ” he exclaimed, in a joyous tone, “ that you purpose to honour my native land with your presence? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Oh is this candour and frankness? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ On what pretence can I imprison her?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Pardon me for thus questioning you — ” “ And why, madam, do you so question me? ” he demanded, almost angrily. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Pardon thee! ” repeated her dupe, catching her in his arms, and straining her passionately to his breast: “ what have I to pardon? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Please, sir — my missus has only got von eye —"“ Well — and what has that to do with it? ” demanded Mr. Commissioner Sneesby. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Remember, madam, that all I have said has been in the strictest confidence 1 ” exclaimed th? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Repent!—what, repent the step that makes you mine? ” he exclaimed. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Robbed – what do you mean?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Shall I remain near you, Esther? ” he enquired, in a whisper. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Should you think the better of me if I were with- out the least particle of maiden reserve? ” she asked, in a reproachful tone. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Such is your opinion, sweet maiden? ” cried Mrs. Mortimer, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Tell me at once, Charles — do you mean to throw off all allegiance to your parents? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Tell me — how did I offend you? ” she asked, in a voice that was melting and musical even to ravishment. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Tell me, ” said he, speaking with an equal im- patience,—“tell me — do you know the beautiful creature who dwells in that seclusion? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ The poor child has since died, sir. ” “ The poor child, indeed I Who cares a fig about a child? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ The taturs, sir? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Then both these women know who I am? ” he added, in a low and hoarse voice. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Then how can I join you in that garden? ” de- manded the lady, in a tone of bitter disappointment. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Then it was not from your lips that she first learnt the circumstances connected with myself? ” said Mr. Hatfield, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Then you yourself know nothing of her or of her amairs? ” said the old woman, interrogatively. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Was it the old man who did this? ” asked the landlady. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Was it your'n when Mother Mortimer had it safe in her own box º And I should just like to know how you fust come by it? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Weggitubles — bread? ” he next demanded. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Welk — upon what do you decide? ” “ To risk the business, ” answered Jack, starting from his seat. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well — this is a hucky chance that has thrown her in our way — and there's money to be made out of it. ” “ So much the better? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well — what are you thinking of 7–and why do n't you drink?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well — what do you want? ” demanded the func- tionary. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well — what next? ” domanded the attorney. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well — what next? ” he demanded, mastering those emotions which he was ashamed at having betrayed. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well — what took place next? ” inquired one of the Commissioners, growing impatient, while his brother- judge took a nap. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, Thomas — what now? ” demanded Mr. Podg- ºon. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, and will you do it? ” she asked. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, my old tiger- cat, what news? ” he ex- claimed, the moment Mrs. Mortimer made her appearance. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, now? ” said the girl, with a derisive laugh: “ is he there? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, now? ” said the girl, with a derisive laugh: “ is he there? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, sir — and what do you want? ” demanded Mr. Podgson, with all the overbearing insolence of a contemptible parve, u. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, sir — and who has attempted to deceive you?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, you have not altered your mind? ” he said. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, ” exclaimed Curtis, at length, “ and what do you think of that? ” “ Be Jasus! |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Well, ” resumed the Railway Lion,-"do you think I wo n't use my prerogatives as I choose and fancy? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What am I to understand by those words? ” he asked, in an ecstacy of delight. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What do they say the grandfather is? ” de- manded Captain Phinnikin. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What do you mean, sir? ” demanded Heathcote, savagely. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What do you say? ” demanded the usher. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What does this mean? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What had he done to you, Bob — and when did this happen? ” “ Wait a moment — and I'll tell you all about it, ” was the reply. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What is your name, young woman? ” “ Perdita, ” was the answer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What means this insolence? ” asked the other, affecting a tone of deep indignation mingled with surprise. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What motive could they have had? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What name shall I say, sir? ” asked Green. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What o'clock is it, nurse? ” asked Mr. Scales, sus- piciously. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What other wo- man in the world can thus effect a conquest with such amazing rapidity? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What tidings have you for me? ” asked Laura. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What you affect not to understand me? ” ex- claimed the old woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What you have not heard of it? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What — what has he done? ” gasped Old Death, terribly excited with suspense. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ What's your number? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Where is the note of hand? ” Perdita produced it; and a little altercation then arose respecting the rate of discount. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Where shall the place of appointment be? ” “ In Sloane Square, if you like, ” observed the old Woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Wherefore am I not acknowledged as your son 7 – why do younot proclaim yourselves to be my parents? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Wherefore do they now pass me off to the world in that latter capacity? ” he cried, becoming fearfully excited. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Wherefore is she not in- cluded in your list? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Wherefore was I conducted to that house? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who are you? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who attends to oppose? ” he accordingly at the attorneys, and then turned a look of indignant demanded. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who do you take her to be? ” demanded Phinni- kin, turning abruptly towards his brother- officer. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who do you want, mem? ” said the porter, as he emanated from his crib. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who is it? ” demanded Vitriol Bob, whom the Doctor had previously restored to his position in the chair. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who is it?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who is this person?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who made you my judge?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Who? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Why, then, do you thus give way to your grief? ” asked Miss Theobald, raising the young maiden gently, and as gently leading her to a seat. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will you always think thus well of me? ” “ Yes — always, always! ” he exclaimed — so com- pletely infatuated was he with the syren. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will you be the means of separating a father from his child? ” asked the Marquis, now sinking THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will you not follow my counsel? ” demanded Mrs. Fitzhardinge. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will you restore me one- half of the amount you now hold in your possession? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will you state, as accurately as you can, the hour when you returned home on the night of the murder? ” he asked. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will you swear that you gave him four hundred? ” — and Mr. Cadgerbreef dipped his pen into the ink with an air of awful determination. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will you swear that you gave him three hundred and twenty pounds in hard cash for that bill? ” de- manded Mr. Cadgerbreef. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Will your lordship, therefore, leave me to those pursuits which have better claims upon my time and attention? ” “ Better claims. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Would you have had me bury myself in that horrible place of exile? ” demanded his aunt — Mrs. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Would you have me we d where my heart is not fixed? ” demanded Charles, warmly. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Ye hear his wor- rds, my frinds?" |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Yes, Charles: for do I not love thee? ” she asked, in her dulcet, silvery tone. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Yes—'tis he? ” he ejaculated to himself; and, laying his hand upon the other's shoulder, he said, “ Mr. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ You are not offended with me? ” asked Charles. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ You are sure — you are certain? ” demanded she, breathing somewhat more freely. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ You are well assured of the exact truth of your story — are you? |
inu.30000010355661 | “ You have come, then, to cast your eyes upon a spot which is familiar to you? ” “ Precisely so, Miss Vernon, ” said the old woman. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ You have journeyed far to- day? ” said Miranda — for such indeed was the crone's name. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ You mean Mrs. Sefton, sir? ” said the clerk. |
inu.30000010355661 | “ Your daughter, madam, I presume? ” said Mr. Percival, with a polite inclination of the head towards the handsome Perdita. |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you mean?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | ,And Turpin, the gardener?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | ,'And must you really leave me to- day?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 1ll? nyp.33433074877907 A gentleman been inquiring for Monsieur Varbarriere?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | A good ruin — isn't it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | A good- looking young gentleman, tall and slight, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | A lean ugly old man is he, with white bristly whiskers, you know, and a white head, and little grey eyes, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | A little chilly to- night, is not it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | A little trunk of stamped red leather — was that like it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | A thrust, eh? nyp.33433074877907 A tremendous agreeable man, Sir Jekyl — do n't you think so, Jennie?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | About how long ago? nyp.33433074877907 About what, papa?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | After all, sir,said Varbarriere, with a brisk effort,"Doctor — a — what's his name? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Ah, Monsieur Pelter? — yes, indeed — very happy to meet you again. |
nyp.33433074877907 | Always about the same time? |
nyp.33433074877907 | An age since we met, hey? nyp.33433074877907 An attraction, you know, there; besides, I believe he's related — is not he? — and, of course, old Lady Alice Redcliffe stays for chaperon.' |
nyp.33433074877907 | And I wish to know why? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And Lady Alice,he murmured with a lowering countenance,"pretty well, I hope? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And Lady Jane is called, I suppose, a little before that hour? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And Sir Jekyl? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And both the same name? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And did not you see what occurred? nyp.33433074877907 And do n't you really know who he is?'' |
nyp.33433074877907 | And does the ballad end tragically? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And grown such a fine'oman — bless ye — I always said she would — didn't I? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And his mother, is she living? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And how dare you talk to me in that way, young lady; how dare you attempt to hector me like your maid there? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And how is old Parson Moulders? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And how, sir, do you suppose this oc- curred — by what agency? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And is now in your employment, madam? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And now about the other room,said Monsieur Varbarriere;"have you had an op- portunity?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And now'you have won, have not you?'' nyp.33433074877907 And pray what do you mean exactly?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And pray, Mademoiselle Marlowe,- in what part of the house is this so wonderful room situated? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And pray, sir, what is your name? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And so you are going to keep house at Marlowe? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And the servants called the men Strang- ways, I suppose, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And there's no gout at nil, then? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And this as you sat in the butJfer's room? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And this, you say, is his nephew? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And to whom, sir, pray, was my son married? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And was it from these cousins you appre- hended lawsuits? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And was it he — was there any alterca- tion? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what Deverells are now living? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what did that red box contam? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what did you see there? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what do you want of him'Dives? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what do you want of that key? nyp.33433074877907 And what has she to say for herself; what about things in general? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what is he a- doing hout o'doors this time o'night, Mr. Jack? nyp.33433074877907 And what is he like?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what o'clock is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what was the subject, pray? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And what's the gentlemen's names, please, Sir Jekyl? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And where is the young gentleman? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And which first — the action or the indict- ment? nyp.33433074877907 And which side, pray, Lady Jane, would, you have taken in that ancient debate?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And who occupies the room at present, Monsieur? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And why do you think so? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And why do you think them — but may be you don't — of more consequence now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And why is it not done? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And why wish for me? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And why, Lady Jane? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And wo n't you tell? nyp.33433074877907 And you acted, beside, as his confessor, did not you, and heard some revelation he had to make?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And you did urge him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And you love him — and what more is needed to make you both happy? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And you prayed with him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And you slept in it, did not you, and saw something? nyp.33433074877907 And you're glad to see us, I know?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And your grandmamma told you no- thing of her adventure in church? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And — and how is my poor friend and pupil, Sir Jekyl? — better, I trust,responded the apostle in gaiters and apron. |
nyp.33433074877907 | And, pray, does he perceive — did he ever mention a most astonishing likeness in that young person to my poor son? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Any commands in particular, please, my lady, before you leave? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Any sign of a door? |
nyp.33433074877907 | ArRl assuming a favorable opinion, sir, are my instructions to proceed?. |
nyp.33433074877907 | Are you serious? nyp.33433074877907 Are you sick?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Are you sure? |
nyp.33433074877907 | As how? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Aukworth? nyp.33433074877907 Ay, sir; how can I help it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Ay? nyp.33433074877907 Bad? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Beatrix, why do n't you sing us a song, by- the- by? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But Deverell, poor fellow, was a bit of a dandy — wasn't he? nyp.33433074877907 But this room, you know; it's anything but a comfortable one — don't you think?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | But those sprites always come with a particular message, do n't they? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But why do n't you see to it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But you understand what he means? |
nyp.33433074877907 | By- the- by,he said, suddenly recollecting a topic,"what a sweet scene that is of Grys- ton Bridge? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Ca n't I do that for you? nyp.33433074877907 Can I do anything?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the leopard his spots? nyp.33433074877907 Can the old woman have anything to do with it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can you tell me, child, anything about that horrible fat old Frenchman, who has begun to speak English since his return? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Charming weather, is n't it? nyp.33433074877907 Coke, sir, I have a right to know it- have you not an object in fooling me?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come away, I say — hadn't we better? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come in, will you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come, Dives, hav'nt those fellows been talking of me — eh? — as if I were worse than you say? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come, Dives, hav'nt those fellows been talking of me — eh? — as if I were worse than you say? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come, Jane, I say, do n't talk that way,'What do you mean? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Could that episode be evaded? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did I not say, yesterday, that Monsieur Varbarriere would vote for the country, in our town or country argument, if he were here? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did I? nyp.33433074877907 Did Sir Harry never tell you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he afterwards give it into anybody's charge? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he ever tell you he had done it? nyp.33433074877907 Did he know from the first he was dying?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he mention any unpleasantness ever between us? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he open the press? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he seem pretty well? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he show you where that thing was which he wanted you to take charge of? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he tell you where it was? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did n't I? nyp.33433074877907 Did n't know,"whispered the woman, with another faint courtesy;"but she's bet- ter out o'this, do n't you think, ma'am?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did not grandmamma tell you about it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did she happen to mention a person named Gwynn, a housekeeper in her ser- vice? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did she make an alarm or call her hus- band? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did she? nyp.33433074877907 Did that fellow say anything?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did vou feel faint when it happened, or after? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did you ever read Vathek? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did you give that name? nyp.33433074877907 Did you remark that fat, mountainous French fellow, in that cursed suit of black, was very inquisitive about the green cham- ber?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do n't be a little hypocrite, Beatrix; why should I more than another? nyp.33433074877907 Do n't you think so? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do they return here? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you know him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you like people in spite of great faults ever, Beatrix? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you paint, sir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you really, my dear Jane, expect him here the day after to- morrow? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you remember him now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you remember, Sir Harry, your fath- er? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think I'll get over it, Dives? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think he took it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think it an advantage to know that any particular person is your neigh bor? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Does Lady Alice know anything of it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Does he sleep here to- night? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Does it strike you that he is anxious about anything? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Does your father preserve that river? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Drayton's very spoony on her — eh? — the young lady, Miss Marlowe — haven't you observed? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Drayton's very spoony on her — eh? — the young lady, Miss Marlowe — haven't you observed? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Drayton, did I present you to Mr. Strang- ways? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Early bird, Dives, pick the worm — eh? nyp.33433074877907 England is, I dare say, quite new to you, Monsieur Varbarriere?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Everything has grown — how shall I express it? — disgusting to me — yes, disgusting. nyp.33433074877907 Frequently?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | From the front? |
nyp.33433074877907 | General Lennox? nyp.33433074877907 Get over? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Glad you're come — how d'ye do? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Gone I Is he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Gone? nyp.33433074877907 Guy? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Hand or foot? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Has he a friend with him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Has he promised you anything?'' nyp.33433074877907 Have we anything to note to- day about that apartment verd? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have we quite light enough, do you think? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you been to town since? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you got it still in your possession? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you heard — I hope you have not — any ill news? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you your old Bible yet, miss? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He did not speak, I think, of restoring life — did you, Guy? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He does not question you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He does not suppose any object? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He gave you nothing then or since? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He has written a great deal, has not he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He heard a step crossing the lobby softly toward his own room, and whispered,Who's there?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | He killed that French fool — what's his name? — unfairly, they say. nyp.33433074877907 He said something about that green chamber, as you call it, I always under- stood?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | He told you the reason, then? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He'll be back, I hope, immediately? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Head all right, too; nothing queer there? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Hey — no — no pain? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Hey? nyp.33433074877907 Hope I have n't interrupted a conversa- tion? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How can it be? nyp.33433074877907 How d'y'do, Jennie, my dear?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How d'ye do, Mr. Pelter? nyp.33433074877907 How d'ye do, Mr. Strang- ways? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How do you do, Mr. Strangways, sir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How do you do? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How do you feel now, papa? nyp.33433074877907 How far will it be, Bill?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How is Sir Jekyl? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How is your papa now, Mademoiselle? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How long does he stay? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How many rooms have we here in a row? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How old are you, Beatrix? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How soon can you let me have the notes, sir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How soon, dear? nyp.33433074877907 How, sir? — say how, and by Heaven, sir, I'll shoot him like a dog." |
nyp.33433074877907 | How, sir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How, what do you mean? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I ca n't say, little fool; who ever knows why they like or dislike? nyp.33433074877907 I do n't care; why should I?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I do n't know — I am confused — did you ever see such a face? nyp.33433074877907 I do n't remember,"said Lady Jane, hardly turning toward him;"ten or twelve miles — is not it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I do n't think I conversed with him — did I? nyp.33433074877907 I donvt see, for the life of me, why I should not — eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I forget'—had the Bishop come when you left us? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I had no idea the bishop was so young; he's by no means an old- looking man; and so very admirable a prelate — is not he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I hope General Lennox is not ill? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I hope you gave him a smelling- bottle? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I may then discharge that quite from my mind? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I mean to steal away — will you come with me to the foot of the stair? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I mean, how does he amuse himself? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I must go home for the things, d'ye see? nyp.33433074877907 I must read about that Algeria; have they got any diseases there? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I say, Mrs. Jones, who's that good- looking young fellow that went out just now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I say, do you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I say, my good fellow, you can point it out, I dare say, from the steps here'? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I see, Donnie — nothing bad has hap- pened? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I see, no pain; all nicely fixed in the toe; that could not be better, and what do you refer it to? nyp.33433074877907 I suppose Beatrix is ready; may I ring the bell?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I suppose she told you all about it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I'll go with you — shall I? |
nyp.33433074877907 | If flattery be to speak more highly than one thinks, who can flatter Miss Marlowe? |
nyp.33433074877907 | If you satis- fy me during our stay in this house I will make you a present of five thousand francs — you comprehend? — this day three weeks. nyp.33433074877907 Immediately, sir?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | In the Almighty's name, are you Guy Deverell? |
nyp.33433074877907 | In the drawing- room? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is he better? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is he? nyp.33433074877907 Is it anything 1 can answer?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is it possible, Miss Marlowe, that yon were there this evening? nyp.33433074877907 Is it worth all this?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is not it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is not that very true, papa — hospitality, enjoyment, mystery? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is not your name Varbarriere, sir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is that d d doctor ever coming?. |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is there more than one secret door into that room? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is there not among these drawings a view of the side of the house where this room lies? |
nyp.33433074877907 | It is only to learn whether my — my poo » boy's son, my grandson, the young man ii whom I must I feel so deep an interest, i about to return here? nyp.33433074877907 It was my father's room, hey? — when I was a boy, as you say. |
nyp.33433074877907 | Jacques, you must tell me the whole truth — did he make you a present? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Jacques,said he in a whisper,"there's no mistake about those sounds?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Jealous? nyp.33433074877907 Jekyl's his own master; what can I do?'' |
nyp.33433074877907 | Lady Alice Redcliffe? nyp.33433074877907 Lady Jane does not use it, though?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Let me see her note? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Lie down, woman, and take your sleep; you sleep wellt you all do, of course you sleep? nyp.33433074877907 Madame Maberly? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Made of wood? |
nyp.33433074877907 | May I ask what it is? nyp.33433074877907 Monsieur Varbarriere?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Mr. Marlowe is fascinated, do n't you think? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Mr. Rumsey? — How do you do? nyp.33433074877907 Mr. Rumsey? — How do you do? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Mrs. Gwynn? — yes, sir. |
nyp.33433074877907 | My father's wish — egad, he did not leave many of his wishes unsatisfied — eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | My shave was at half- past four, and what is it now? — half- past eleven, egad! nyp.33433074877907 Near the front — eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | No acute pain, I hope? |
nyp.33433074877907 | No corners there, sir — ribs well covered — hey? nyp.33433074877907 No name beginning with D — eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | No notion of coming; maybe you will? |
nyp.33433074877907 | No one writes to you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | No, I did not hear him mention it; w.hat was it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | No? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Nor Sir Jekyl? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Nor any wandering sensations here, you know, and there, hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Nor you to anyone? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Not a friend of yours, is he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Not flying — well fixed in the toe, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Nothing in the knuckles — old acquaint- ance, you know, when you meet, sometimes a squeeze by the hand, eh? nyp.33433074877907 Nothing since?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Nothing with a D? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Now, Janet is this reasonable — you know you never thought of it — you know it would not have done — would you have liked Beat- rix? nyp.33433074877907 Now, do you really hope that? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Of course subject to counsel's opinion? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Of the door of communication between the two rooms? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Oh no, I fancy not; it's only the old question, when are we to see the General; is he coming back at all? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Oh! — is that all? nyp.33433074877907 Oh, General Lennox? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Oh, Miss Jane!—oh, Miss Jane! — oh, Miss Jane — and is that it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Oh, did he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Old Granny's a fool — isn't she, Trixie, and a little bit vicious — eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | One word more,said Varbarriere, recol- lecting suddenly;"you have not arranged a correspondence with any person? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Over there, then? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Perfectly; many thanks — and Mademoi- selle Beatrix? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Pulse? nyp.33433074877907 Quite an Italian evening?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Residing there now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Say? nyp.33433074877907 See — you answer upon your honor — do you hear?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | See, Doctor Pratt — how do you do? nyp.33433074877907 Shall 1 send again, sir?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Shall I read it? nyp.33433074877907 Shall I run away — is it a secret?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Shall we play any more? |
nyp.33433074877907 | She's not there? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Should you like another game? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Sir Paul has a way of hitting people very hard, has not he, Lady Alice? nyp.33433074877907 Sit down, and tell me everything — how all the old people are, and how the old place looks — you live there now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | So there was your ghost? |
nyp.33433074877907 | So you ca n't go with your ladies to Lonsted to- day? |
nyp.33433074877907 | So you've no more to tell me? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Stand what? nyp.33433074877907 Steps, you say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Stern — do I? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Stop an odious old woman!—why, who ever did? nyp.33433074877907 Strangways, please, sir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Supernaturally; of course it was — how else could it be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Suppose we make a little party, will you venture? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Surely — you mean, of course to the parlor? nyp.33433074877907 Thanks — and what are your instruc- tions?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | That I have, sir, as you shall see, pencil though; but that does n't matter — no? |
nyp.33433074877907 | That is less than a month hence? |
nyp.33433074877907 | That's ten years ago? |
nyp.33433074877907 | The Abbey — that's Wail Abbey — eh? nyp.33433074877907 The General used to be down early?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | The criminal proceedings? |
nyp.33433074877907 | The doctors, you mean? nyp.33433074877907 The gentleman in the low crowned hat, sir, with the gold- headed cane, please?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | The great toe — the best place, is n't it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | The servants not all come? nyp.33433074877907 The special minister of Christ! — am I what I'm sworn to be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Then it's true, the General and his wife are going on a visit to Marlowe? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Then why? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Then, Jekyl got it when he came of age? |
nyp.33433074877907 | There's noth- ing I should so like as a haunted room; it's a charming idea — isn't it, Arthur? |
nyp.33433074877907 | These are the rooms your letter says are not furnished — eh? nyp.33433074877907 They did not proceed at all — how could I? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Thirty- four? nyp.33433074877907 This is Wardlock?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Those rambles of yours are not much to the purpose, my friend, and cost some money — don't you see? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Three nights running, you say? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Three years, by Jove, I think — eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | To be sure it is, damme! — why not? |
nyp.33433074877907 | To be sure; so tell me, do you recollect Mr. Deverell's losing a paper in that room? |
nyp.33433074877907 | To- morrow? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Troublesome to talk, hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Turn that d d fellow out of the room, and bolt the door, will you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Upon your honor? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Very good, Mrs. Gwynn; have you anything to say to me? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Very good, dear — then I suppose you are quite satisfied with your former conduct? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Very heavy, was it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Very well, Mrs. Gwynn; we're quite se- cret, hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Wardlock Manor? — yes, sir,answered the servant. |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was not he very much frightened? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was she a person at all his equal in life? nyp.33433074877907 We are going to the garden; are you ready, darling?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | We are to go on, then? |
nyp.33433074877907 | We are to go to the drawing- room — aren't we? |
nyp.33433074877907 | We must not frighten the ladies, you know; but I'm very much afraid of some- thing in the stomach, eh? nyp.33433074877907 Well — well, of course; but what next?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, Dives, there is a case of'sick and weak'for you; you'll have prayers for him at Queen's Chorleigh, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, Dives,cried Sir Jekyl,"how do the bells ring? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, I shall venture — may I? nyp.33433074877907 Well, Jacques, any more offers? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, Jekyl, my dear follow — and how do you feel now? nyp.33433074877907 Well, Sir Jekyl, how d'ye do, hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, and what is he about; where is he gone; where is he now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, but you'll come back some time, not very far away? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, he told you something, did not he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, may be; but what is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, of them? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, sir, how is Sir Jekyl? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, there is a room opening at the back of Sir Jekyl's room — what is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, what about it—-come, woman, did not you sleep for years in that room? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, what of Strangways? nyp.33433074877907 Well, yes — only a sort of conjecture, you know — haven't you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, you pretty little devil, what can you do for me — hey? nyp.33433074877907 Well, you'll give me a little time, won.t you, to look about me?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well—a—.well, and what has brought you down here? nyp.33433074877907 Were you in the room yourself since?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What General? nyp.33433074877907 What a strange? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What are you, a builder or a hartist? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you mean by them fellows? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you mean, Jekyl Marlowe — what can you mean by bringing such persons here? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you mean, sir? nyp.33433074877907 What do you mean, sir?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you mean, woman? nyp.33433074877907 What do you mean, you foreign mas- querader, whom nobody knows? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you say, Sir Jekyl? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you think he has done? nyp.33433074877907 What do you think of our fellow Jacque — is he trustworthy?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you think of these foreign personages? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What does he think about it all? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What else can it be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is it now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is it — I suppose I may know? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is man that thou art mindful of him, or the son of man that thou so regardest him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is- it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What key? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What kind of looking person? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What more did you see, Jacques? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What negotiation? nyp.33433074877907 What nonsense was that going on at the piano to- night? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What phrase, pray, does your ladyship al- lude to? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What room is it- you speak of — the green chamber, is not it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What sort of nose? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What stay does he make with you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What the devil can the fellow mean? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What the devil's all this? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What two gentlemen? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What was I going to say? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What was his reason, have you anv no- tion? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What was that fellow laughing at — Var- barriere? nyp.33433074877907 What's all this about?' |
nyp.33433074877907 | What's his name? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What's that? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What's the man like? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What, i say? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What? |
nyp.33433074877907 | When did you last see the elder Mr. Strangways, whom you mentioned at din- ner? |
nyp.33433074877907 | When do they leave you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | When he was dying? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where are Gamford's letters? — these — hoiAnd as Monsieur Varbarriere read them, puffing away as fast as a furnace, and threw GUY DEVERELL. |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where are they? nyp.33433074877907 Where are you, G'\y?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where have you put Beatrix? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where is Miss Beatrix? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where is he? nyp.33433074877907 Where is he?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where is the door placed with which you are acquainted? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where is the door? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where's General Lennox? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where's Pratt? nyp.33433074877907 Where's my watch? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where's that? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where's the use in promising, Donnie? nyp.33433074877907 Whereabout is that in the wall?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Which is the best? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Which of them? nyp.33433074877907 Whire have you put him?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who brought that woman, Gwynn, here? nyp.33433074877907 Who is she?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who is that Monsieur Varbarriere? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who knows? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who the devil did it, I wondei? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who the devil's Pullet, and what the plague can Pullet want? nyp.33433074877907 Who was right about that benet — you or I? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who'd have imagined such villains? nyp.33433074877907 Who's lost his sheep, my lord?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who's there? — who is it? nyp.33433074877907 Who's there? — who is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who's there? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why did you not tell me that before? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why do you laugh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why does n't he come? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why should I take it; you would not have me lock her up? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why the plague do n't you come? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why, I dare say next term? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why, what could it be? nyp.33433074877907 Why, you said, sir, did not you, that the Frenchwoman he married was your sister?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why? nyp.33433074877907 Will ye please to come in, sir?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will you forgive an old woman for speak- ing with so little reserve? — your voice, too, sir, so wonderfully resembles it — wonder- fully. |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will you place your ear to that door, si'l vous plait — your eye to that keyhole? nyp.33433074877907 Will you, Mrs. Gwynn, allow me the right to sit down, by yourself taking a chair?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | With Guy Deverell, you mean? |
nyp.33433074877907 | With an object? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Wmtme here? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Wo n't admit — won't allow, hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Wo n't you get your things on, darling? nyp.33433074877907 Wo n't you sit down? — do sit down, Pelter; and you have n't had wine!" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Wo n't you, darling? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Would you like to come to my room and have a cigar, Monsieur Varbarriere? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Ybusce? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Yes — what? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Yes, Arthur; Arthur, what's the matter? nyp.33433074877907 Yes, I know that; but who is he — what is he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Yes, about that — about three- and- thirty years; and what did you think of him? nyp.33433074877907 Yes, and you were here — let me see — just thirty years since, when Sir Harry died — were n't you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Yes, perfectly, a very nice- looking quiet young woman — how is she? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Yes, prison; and is not anything bet- ter than liberty with its liabilities? nyp.33433074877907 Yes, sir, please,""And what's his business?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Yes, what does Mrs. Maberly say? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Yes; and how do you open it? nyp.33433074877907 You are angry, Arthur; you are excited; something has happened, something bad, what is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You are best acquainted with the south of France? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You did not give him a hint of your dis- covery? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't go to town to- night? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't mean that you assert your lib- erty at capricious hours and affright your fuests in the character of a ghost?'' nyp.33433074877907 You do n't mean to say he's hout a- larkin?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't object to my smoking a cigar, Beatrix? nyp.33433074877907 You do n't recollect what he said, I dare say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't, I know, think it occurred supernaturally? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You fish to- day? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You have been quarelling — h'm? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You have brought the cases and opinions with you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You have not heard? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You have, I presume, disclosed your name to the people at Mar- lowe as frankly as to those at Slowton? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You hear from him constantly? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You knew by tUe sound? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You know, Jekyl, about that room? nyp.33433074877907 You lost a good deal of blood? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You mean the tall, slight young man at Ladv Jane's riarht? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You mean — what the devil do you mean? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You never happened to hear any other name? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You never saw General Lennox? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You never saw him peep into letters, or that kind of thing? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You prayed for him, and read with him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You promise? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You promise? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You really mean it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You remember when he died, poor man? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You said so before, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You think me faultless, do you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You were n't frightened, General? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You will, will you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You'd better get up your parochial expe- riences a little, and your theology eh? nyp.33433074877907 You'll have dinner put back, Sir — please, Sir Jekyl?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You'll remember, General, that you ar- rived late; you understand? nyp.33433074877907 You'll'allow me to speak with your brother?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You're not a going, I suppose, Sir Jekyl, to put any one into it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You're not thinking of any folly, surely? nyp.33433074877907 You're to come to me — d'ye see? — but not immediately. |
nyp.33433074877907 | You're very much annoyed with vermin out there in India? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You're well? nyp.33433074877907 You've heard from them?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Young man, for Heaven's sake, will ycu tell me who you are? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Your mistress quite well, hey? nyp.33433074877907 '- More than two dozen left, Sir Jekyl; would you please some? |
nyp.33433074877907 | 'Have I? |
nyp.33433074877907 | 'Sermons, do you mean?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 'The room we call Sir Harry's room, I know — capital room — eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 'Then she's a friendly sort of old woman, at least on certain topics, and garrulous? |
nyp.33433074877907 | 'Very well — and you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 'You are at my feet sir,'she will think,'but is your worship inspired by love or by avarice?' |
nyp.33433074877907 | 'i ou recollect him — Lord Elstowe he was then? |
nyp.33433074877907 | '— or,'Did you ever read such Galamathias? |
nyp.33433074877907 | * i"Mean — mean — why, what have I said?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | *"May I beg one other favor first, before the crowning one of the song?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | *'Good morning, sir — how d'ye do? |
nyp.33433074877907 | ,"You know what was your father's wish about it, sir?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | -"What did poor Lady Marlowe see there?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | --"Well, old Donica, and how do ye do?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | /"What room? |
nyp.33433074877907 | 1"And Sir Jekyl?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 109"What abbot?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 135'It's very sudden, sir; whom do you advise?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 137"Well, what's better? |
nyp.33433074877907 | 33 Is who dresses like an undertaker and looks like a Jew?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 57"How is grandmamma this morning?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 67 her"old man"should die, and the little con- jecture"I wonder whether you would some- times miss him?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | 77 been meant to conceal, and what did that re- coiling look imply? |
nyp.33433074877907 | 8? |
nyp.33433074877907 | A life of drudgery or listlessness? |
nyp.33433074877907 | A quarrel? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Again he thought,'Who could he be?' |
nyp.33433074877907 | All the world's lying — why should not I?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Always was rising in his mind the one thought,"What does she think of my deception and my agitation — what can she think of me?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And I allays said you'd do well — did n't I? — and see what a great match, they tell me, you a'made! |
nyp.33433074877907 | And Lady Alice sniffed at her smelling- salts, and added —"And Monsieur Vafbarriere gone away on business for some days — is not he?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And Sir Jekyl — what do you think of him; is he going to marry?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And at this point Boots emerged, and Sir Jekyl con- tinued, addressing him —"Well, where are the gentlemen who left this morning?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | And her hus- band has that great living — what's its name? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And how is Beatrix? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And this is the work of the Italian artist? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And was it not on reflection manifestly, even to him, the sound view? |
nyp.33433074877907 | And why do you go on crying, Jennie? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Are you talk- ing like a sane person, Janet? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Arthur, is it you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | But I think he is mak- ing eyes at the married ladies — eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | But a young man, though never so ugly, is rather a bold comparison — eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But have not the charities of society their claims? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But his dangers seemed to be dispersing; and, at the worst, were not negotiation and com- promise within his reach? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But is there any promise that repentance shall arrest the course of the avenger that follows sin on earth? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But the likeness in church amazed and shocked me, and made me ill.""In church, you say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | But was there any- thing in the triumph? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But what could it be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But what the deuce can you want of me at this hour of night? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But what was to be.done? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But what were these feeble angelic Varbarrieres? |
nyp.33433074877907 | But who knows what sort of a tem- per she's in?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | By- the- bye, is your master at home?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Ca n't you answer, and not talk?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can I do anything for you at Llandudno? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can I do anything?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can I even now feel the hope, and lead the prayer as I ought to do?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can I go in and talk to him of those things that concern eter- nity with any effect? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can i'do anything? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can the dumb earth answer, or the empty air hear you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can you imagine why General Lennox was put to sleep there?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Can you see anything threatening in it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come — d you; yes or no?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come, it's your turn, is not it, to play?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Come, now, young lady, what is it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Could it be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Could you, do you think?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | D'ye mind?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did Mr. Drayton show them to you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did ever beauty read letter of compliment and adoration with greater absorption? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he ever meet you, Lady Alice?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he still hear smothered sobs? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did he succeed? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did i you ever quite succeed in defining your own motives, and arriving at the moral base of any action you ever did? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did not you hear me say that?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did not you hear that about the duel?". |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did not you see him staring?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did you ever see a fellow look so queer?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did you manage the measurement of the two recesses?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Did you never hear gay, it's bet- ter to be an old man's darling than a young man's slave?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Dives Marlowe that night knocked at the door, crying,"May I come in, Jekyl?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do I?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do n't we promise everything — the whole Christian religion, at our baptism — and how do we keep it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do n't you believe me, Arthur?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do n't you know?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do n't you love it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do n't you think it might be awkward?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do n't you think my granddaughter very lovely?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do not often these agitations subside in darkness? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do they say I'm in a bad way?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do they want me to blow up the room with old Lennox and his wife in it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you hear him, mamma?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you intend extend- ing your tour to Wales and Scotland?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you know anything of gout? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you like her, Beatrix?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you read German?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you remember Peery still? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you remember?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you see?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think Guy Deverell, whose father that lache murdered before my eyes, could ever endure to call him father? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think I could tempt you to return, maybe, when your business — this particular business, I mean — is over? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think I imagine he cares twopence about your stupid old- husband, and that I do n't know he was once making love to you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think me a fool? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you think you can?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Do you understand yourself? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Does Sir Jekyl still wish to engage you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Does he know the Abbey here is mine?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Does n't it look odd?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Down- stairs to- day, eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Fresh discoveries, have you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Glass of sherry? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Go, make out where he is, and let him know that his uncle, Monsieur Varbarriere, has just arrived, and wants to see him — here, may I?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Gout, is it not?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Guy Deverell know anything of the measures you contemplate in his be- half?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Guy Strang- ways, arrived last evening?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Guy Strangways, with his foreign accent and manner — did anything strike you about him?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Gwynn?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Had Lennox despatched Sir Jekyl, or Sir Jekyl wounded the General? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Had he not alarmed his wife, what signal might not be contrived to warn off her guilty accomplice? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Had he offended him — had anything occurred during the sitting after dinner last night? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Had she called in Sir Jekyl himself to counsel? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Had she missed him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Had the old woman been conjectur- ing and tattling? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Had they come as a bequest? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Hang it, I wish you could tell it right; and what the d — l do you mean by Strangers? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Has he had many attacks?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have a weed, old boy?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have they been talking? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you a notion?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you bottled the pipe of port yet, and how is old Moulders, as I asked you at dinner? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you ever been in this part of the world before, Lady Jane?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you got those notes prepared you men- tioned?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you never been to see it before?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Have you seen the lake? |
nyp.33433074877907 | He has things to complain of, you know, and we might as well square the account in a friendlier way, eh?—don't you think?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | He knocked again more sharply, and he heard the gabble of female voices; and at last a rather nervous inquiry,"Who's there, please?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | He looks like Torquemada, the Inquisitor — mysterious, plausible, truculent — what do you think? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Here followed some more smoke, and after it the question —"What do you think of the young lady, Mademoiselle Marlowe?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How are we there, eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How are you, Mr. Tomlin- son — no return of that bronchial annoyance, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How can I reach him, even with the tip of my finger, to convey that one drop of water for which he moans now and now, and through all futurity?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How can I stop you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How can they move, how can they stir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How could I be such an uss?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How dare he do that? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How did he come to choose such a companion?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How did it happen?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How did she interest you all that time?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How do, Beatrix? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How does the dog I sent you get on? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How far is it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How is he dreadful?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How is it that people in love see, so well Without eyes? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How is old Gwynn?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How many scruples of fine gold were floating in that cloud? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How many things, Monsieur Varbaraiere, we wish un- done as we get on in life?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How much did that aromatic blue canopy that rolled dimly over this Turkish divan cost that off- handed Sybarite? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How old was I? — pretty well out of my teens." |
nyp.33433074877907 | How on earth did you procure such a person? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How was he, Varbarriere, to meet Sir Jekyl? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How was it, and whose were they? |
nyp.33433074877907 | How's that?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | How- was it with him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I am Sir Jekyl Marlowe, and own two or three places in this county, which are thought pretty — and, may I give you a card?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I beg pardon — but who the plague has been filling your mind with these ridiculous stories — my dear little mamma? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I do n't think he had, poor fellow?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I do n't think it unbecoming: your embonpoint does very well?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I forgot,"said Sir Jekyl;"you know Wardlock and all our distances, don.t you, Lady Jane — can you tell me?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I know perfectly there was, my lord; what was it, pray?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I made your class recite it, do you re- member?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I mean""Who?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I mean) from the green chamber?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I never heard it — and old? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I often think of her — and do you remember how you used to make me read the two lines at the end of the epitaph?' |
nyp.33433074877907 | I remember hearing there was a person in your company that unlucky night; but you never heard more of him?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I see, exactly; and I — I know that Slowton doctor wo n't speak any more than you, my dear Pratt, but I may as well see him, do n't you think? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I shall get rid of him with a word or two — you'll excuse me? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I suppose you can show it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I want the room for old General Lennox, that's all — though I'm not bound to tell you for whom I want it — am I?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I wonder I was such a fool — hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I wonder has he had any break- fast; did you see his trowsers all over mud?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I would not put it in his head, dye see, hey?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | I'll write to town for Sinnott, as you insist or it; but you wo n't leave us in con- fusion, and you'll make her au fait — won't you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I'm to pull down my house, I.suppose, for a sentiment? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I'm vexed, am I? |
nyp.33433074877907 | I've been doing you a mischief, hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | If it was not"your son is living,'"she cared not what else it might be, and that — could it? — no, it could not be. |
nyp.33433074877907 | If you ca n't command yourself, how can- you hope to bear with one another's infirmities? |
nyp.33433074877907 | In fact, there ca n't be any — eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | In the storm, as cloud and rack fly by, the momentary gleam that comes — what is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is Tom- linson there?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is it not so?—wide room?—how long? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is it pos- sible to hold by our conclusions, even to remember them long? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is it possible you can hope that my mind, in the state in which you left it, has been one min- ute at ease since I saw you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is it possible? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is my uncle here?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is n't his French very bad — did it strike you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is she a widow? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is that Tomlinson?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is there time here to* think out anything completely? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Is there — have you any correspondence in this house?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | It ca n't be Paulett — can it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | It ca n't be a ruse to get quietly off the ground? |
nyp.33433074877907 | It dosn't pay, and I'm growing old — you'll not mind if I smoke it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | It is not all here, eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | It just crossed his sunshine like the shadow of a flying vapor —"that cross- grained old Gwynn would not venture to meddle?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | It looks good- humored, do n't you think?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | It may be a serious case — upon my word a very serious case — do you see? |
nyp.33433074877907 | It's not any harm to tell, is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | It's their fault; and where are they gone to? |
nyp.33433074877907 | It's well I can do it for myself — who knows where we're driving to, or what's coming? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Just hand this pil- low and bag to the man; and I suppose you wish your respects to Miss Beatrix?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Lady Alice nodded, and raised her voice —"Lady Jane Lennox, you've heard, no doubt, pray when does the General return?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Lady Blunket rather testily — for she neither heard nor understood very well, and her daughter's voice was shrill — asked —"What is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Lady Jane was not thinking of the debate, and askedin her quiet haughty wav —"What is it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Linnett?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | London bucks were ashamed to ac- knowledge him in the street, and when they did speak could not forbear breaking his fawky bones with their jokes? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Mason?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | May I be permitted to inquire whether you think there exists proof of the fact?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | May I give you a little wine? — Well, a little watar?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | May I give you a little wine? — Well, a little watar?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | May I say a word?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | May I see you, Monsieur Varbarriere, to- morrow, in the room in which I saw you to- day, at any hour you please after half- past eleven?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | May it be there and somewhere else at the same time? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Monsieur Redcliffe — your son — is it possible he should have been so much older?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Monsieur Varbarriere — very wel- come, monsieur — when did you arrive?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Mr. Strangways — I did not see — do you play?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | My daughter ready?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | My son married?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | N If the speaker succeed with his audience, what more can oratory do for him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | No — well, sit down — won't take a chair! — why's that? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Nothing — what could they have done, or why should they have sought to make any such impression? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Oh, Arthur, what do you mean?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Oh, can you; can you; can you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Old enemy, hey — all in the foot — fast in the toe — isn't he?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | On your honor you wo n't tell, and you'll call it gout?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Once more, will you give me my key or not?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Or had Lady Jane been killed? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Or was all right, and no one of the actors stretched on the green baize carpet before the floats? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Or, was he that heir- at- law, or em- bodied Nemesis, that the yawning sea or grave will sometimes yield to plague the guilty or the usurper? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Ought not all this to have satisfied Guy? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Per- haps they are very new friends?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Perhaps, sir, I do not quite apprehend you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Quite well, I hope?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Racket — something, is n't it, Beet?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Regent's — what is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Rumsey?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Send some one down to the town for Doctor Pratt — d'ye see? — and get me some handkerchiefs, and do n't he all day." |
nyp.33433074877907 | Servants, had they?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Shall I, ma'am?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | She is some kind of cousin, I think — is not she? |
nyp.33433074877907 | She was gabbling as merrily as she could, feeling all the time on the point of fainting,"And the diamonds came?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | She was not more secret than young ladies generally are; but whom could she have told at Wardlock? |
nyp.33433074877907 | She would have liked to shake him by the arm, and cry,"In God's name, do you mean us any harm?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | She'll come jusf as she is, and we'll send again for her things, d'ye mind? |
nyp.33433074877907 | She's at home?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | She's very careful I think; and you pro- mise you'll come?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | She's your new housekeeper, is not she?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Sinnott?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Sir Jekyl, his host, too, frank and hospitable — how could he have earned the misfortune, be it great or small, that threatened? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Sir Paul Blunket, having a bit in his mouth, grunted politely —"Only for your own table, though?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Sir Paul Blunket, having delivered it, merely added, after a decent pause, as he ate his dinner —"Dartbroke mutton this — five years old — eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Slept well, eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | So you saw nothing, ana have nothing to tell? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Stay; have you had any talk with Sir Jekyl Marlowe — you must be quite frank with me — has he noticed you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Still they instantly recognised, and shook hands cordially, and when the salutation was over —"Well, and what's wrong with the Baro- net?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Strangers go, Bill, just now?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Strangways? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Strangways?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Strangways?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Strangways?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Such a pack of lies did any human being ever hear fired off in a sentence before? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Suppose we come by- and- by?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Surely you're not going to vex yourself about that?'' |
nyp.33433074877907 | The Bishop? |
nyp.33433074877907 | The Sterndale Road, is n't it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | The conversation was here arrested by- Lady Alice inquiring —"Pray can you tell me what day General Lennox returns? |
nyp.33433074877907 | The furniture, though, that's changed — is not it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | The lean practitioner from Slowton bowed low, and the ceremony over —"Well, gentlemen?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | The old gentleman — what's his name?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Then, he still standing, she took his hand, and said, in tones unexpectedly soft and fond —"Well, dear, how have yea been? |
nyp.33433074877907 | There's a room in there, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | There's nothing, nothing of the stomach? — I brought this in case"and he held up a phial. |
nyp.33433074877907 | These proud English people — and those dark designs, what are they? |
nyp.33433074877907 | This is'34- Maybe you'd like some port better?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | This was not articulated, spoken only in thought, and aloud he said —"Ha!—Guy?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Trixie, dear, would not grandmamma like to see her room? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Turn it over in your mind — do you see? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Turning about he removed this with a slight bow and a grave smile, and with his sonorous foreign accent inquired—-"Mrs. Gwynn, I suppose?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Varbarriere, to have been the contents of that red leather box?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Varbarriere?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Wait, will you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was he a relation? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was he an outcast member of that proud family? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was it by chance or design? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was not I, Monsieur?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was she indeed safe now and for ever? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was there any lady who might conceive herself jilted? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was there not something in- sidious in this? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Was this to be a last- ing sunshine, though saddened for her? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Water is it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | We both know it — you a young bride — what does Jekyl Mar- lowe invite you down here for? |
nyp.33433074877907 | We must not let him mariy, you know; it would be so cruel to poor little Mademoiselle Beatrix — eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | We'll take our luncheon there, it's such a warm, bright day — that is, if you like the plan — and, which do you say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | We're all mortal, Dives — is not that your discovery?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | We're pretty well on though, Donnie — eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, I suppose you'll be ready in half- an- hour — eh, my dear?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, and do you fancy that's a genuine thing now?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, and how is papa now?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, what does it matter?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Well, what precise measures were to be taken? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Were those jewels a gift from the General's rich old sister, who had a splendid suit she had heard, which she would never put on again? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What a fool,"and then very fiercely he suddenly added,"You can prove all this, sir? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What business was it of hers, and how could she divine his motives? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What can I do for you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What can be the matter with you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What can it be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What change was this? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What could he do but hear and smile, and declare how happy it would make him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What could the associations have been that were painful enough so to overcome that grim, white woman? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What did he mean by trying to set a man against his wife? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do they say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do they want of her?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you advise to- day?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you mean, madam?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you mean? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you say to a walk here after breakfast? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you say, Lady Jane?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you think of him?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What do you think of it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What does Mrs. Maberly say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What else can I expect, sir, but sickness?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What had gone w«ong? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What have you got for a hungry fellow? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What hour did they go?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What hurry need there be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is it to me? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is it with — how the plague did it all come about?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What is my fault?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What more can one say? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What o'clock now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What o'clock?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What pleasure can you possibly find in low and dreadful society? — none of your family liked it. |
nyp.33433074877907 | What shall I tell him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What the devil can have come over you about these trumpery diamonds?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What the devil can it mean?." |
nyp.33433074877907 | What the devil puts that in your head? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What the plague harm does the room do anybody? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What was he like?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What was it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What was the matter with the old fellow? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What were the evidences? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What were they there for? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What will ye put on? — here's a purple mornin'silk." |
nyp.33433074877907 | What will you say to her?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What will you take? — tea, or dinner, or what?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What will you take? — tea, or dinner, or what?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What would Varbarriere, who could be stern and violent, say or do, when he learned of it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What young lady so appealed to by a parent, ever did object? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What"kind of book shall I take?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What's brought him here?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What's the meaning of this lecture? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What's your question, Lady Alice?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What, sir?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | What, then, were the proofs, which had long quite settled the question in Guy's mind? |
nyp.33433074877907 | What? |
nyp.33433074877907 | When M. Varbarriere and his nephew thi3 night sat down in their dressing- room, the elder man said —"How do you like Sir Jekyl Marlowe?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | When does he come back to us?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | When shall we open the battle?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | When you came down to Dartbrooke, for the Easter, you know, and wrote to me for the thing with the ether, hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | When you know the reasons you will see that such an event could not be contemplated You understand?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where did you find that man? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where has he got, I wonder, by this time?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where is that Strangways — is he living?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where was Jekyl now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where was he now? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Where's your luggage?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Which is my ball?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Which is the one you saw used? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Which, I entreat, is the particular room you speak of?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who could guess what it might be? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who knows what confusion may be here to- day? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who or what can it be?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who the plague says that? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who was he? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who will sum up the mischief one of those prating fellows does in a lifetime?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Who's there? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why are you vexed?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why did I not ask Lady Alice whether she really wrote for her?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why did Lady Hester Stanhope go into exile in the East, and why do sane men and women go into monasteries?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why did you not tell me?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why do you go there now?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why not? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why should he take guilt, if such it were, on his soul for vanity and vexation of spirit? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why should old General Lennox be placed within the unhallowed precincts of that chamber? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why the devil should I help Jekyl Marlowe to de- ceive and disgrace that withered old gentle- man? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Why?'' |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will Monsieur please to desire his cup of coffee?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will he mind me? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will you be so kind, sir, as to say what you want of me, having business to attend to up- stairs?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will you oblige me by bribing that domes- tic with five pounds sterling? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will you peep into that letter, Monsieur?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Will you permit me to present him? |
nyp.33433074877907 | Wo n't you sit down?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | Would you please to wish dinner?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You ca n't remember your poor mamma? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't hunt now?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't mean to have your bed into this room, do you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't think that woman will leave us in the lurch?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't think they're going by a false name?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You do n't think you could possibly postpone?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You had better tell her to withdraw, had n't you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You hardly know me now?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You have not been plagued with apparitions, General? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You know we're old friends — hey? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You remem- ber Elstowe at school?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You remember Havre, sir?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You remember poor mamma, Donnie — don't you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You remember the graceful farewell in Lucretius? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You said always you did not think they had destroyed the deed?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You say he will be here again in the morning?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You see, Monsieur — you understand? — Margery and I, we will play this little trick. |
nyp.33433074877907 | You see?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You under- stand?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You under- stand?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You used to be good at theology — usen'tyou? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You were with him to the moment of his death — nearly a week, was it not?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You wo n't forget?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You would not desert me?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You'll not forget to write — you 11 not fail? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You're ill — are you ill?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You're quite cer- tain?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You've been at that d —— d bin, I'm afraid, the forbidden fruit? |
nyp.33433074877907 | You've just arrived, I dare say?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You've the advantage of me there — eh, Don?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | You- understand?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | and do n't stand at the door there, hang it — come in, ca n't you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | and happy? |
nyp.33433074877907 | and how's all this? |
nyp.33433074877907 | and where to?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | ca n't you?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | care of myself; and it is so much better to tell one's adventures than to put them into letters, do n't you think?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | come back again, Monsieur Varbarriere? |
nyp.33433074877907 | come back — how d'ye do? — going to break up here, I fancy;"this was to Var- barriere; Sir Jekyl's in for a regular fit of it evidently. |
nyp.33433074877907 | could he have meant living? |
nyp.33433074877907 | dear Lady Jane, how can you be so horribly brave?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | demanded the un- seen speaker —"long or short?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | did I?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | did he?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | did you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | do n't you see? |
nyp.33433074877907 | do you ask? |
nyp.33433074877907 | do you think so? |
nyp.33433074877907 | exclaimed Beat- rix;"then how do you feel towards the bad?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | exclaimed the large gentleman in black, graciously,"and where is it situated?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | from the cellar to the garret, worth looking at, into which you have not con- trived a peep during this time?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | grandmamma, is there anything very bad?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | grandmamma, what is it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | has he hurt her?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | he ejaculated, in high glee;"little fool, what's put that in your head?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | is it all a dream?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | is it creditable?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | it is better to keep your mind to yourself until you have quite made it up — you understand? |
nyp.33433074877907 | it's you? |
nyp.33433074877907 | mean that — why do you laugh at me so? |
nyp.33433074877907 | more than another? |
nyp.33433074877907 | murmured the Baronet, eagerly;"why is it so strange?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | neither town nor country — and how then?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | nervous; you think I'll knock him, eh? |
nyp.33433074877907 | next?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | no doubt happy?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | or both together?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | quite well? |
nyp.33433074877907 | said Lennox, setting down his candle on the table near the bed,"and glad to see me?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | said the Baronet, wit? |
nyp.33433074877907 | sir,"cried the old man, with a quaver that sounded like a laugh,"do you tell me so?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | then she mentioned it? |
nyp.33433074877907 | though, whether anyone but you knows that the foolish young man's name is Deverell?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | very curious, I dare say,"said the sage Monsieur Varbarriere. —"Are there here the ground plans?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | was it possible — could it be true? |
nyp.33433074877907 | what is it?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | what parcel?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | which of the old women of that time- honored sisterhood was she to have invited to talk romance with her? |
nyp.33433074877907 | why did not you marry me when you might, and save me from all this?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | why is this?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | why should we?' |
nyp.33433074877907 | yes, well, she can be quartered there, and talk with no one, but you and me, in fact, see no one except in your presence, do n't you see? |
nyp.33433074877907 | you do n't be- lieve in apparitions?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | young gentleman, why do n't you read your prayer- book?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | |"In Heaven's name, sir, what do you mean?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | — Lennox — eh?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | — a person of — of any education, I mean?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | — he's but a rural practitioner — an apothecary — is not it so?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | „"And how do you feel now, youTlear old soul?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | „"Did he ever show you that paper?" |
nyp.33433074877907 | •"Yes, everything — quickly — I wish to dress; and what's this? |
uc1.32106010644448 | * A terrible communication'"repeated Mark- ham: “ is it in respect to my brother? |
uc1.32106010644448 | * Inquiry 1"repeated the Minister: “ are you mad? |
uc1.32106010644448 | ** How can I? ” cried the banker. |
uc1.32106010644448 | , Supposing any one did mean to nose upon us have n't we got our barkers in our pocket? ” 200 The MYSTERIEs of London. |
uc1.32106010644448 | - And therefore he is unhappy — he is unfortunate, that he seeks me ere the time be elapsed: he is perhaps poor — in want — who knows? |
uc1.32106010644448 | . ” “ But how could the government obtain that information? ” demanded Martin. |
uc1.32106010644448 | ...? |
uc1.32106010644448 | 1 I roughly amazed at being thus addressed, while a tear started into his eye: “ not interfere, Master Eugene? |
uc1.32106010644448 | 215 But what of that? |
uc1.32106010644448 | 291 herself for gold: she remembered how willingly, “ Our situation? ” ejaculated Cecilia. |
uc1.32106010644448 | : Already at work, eh? |
uc1.32106010644448 | A creditor asks for justice when he appeals to a tribunal against his debtor; and how is that justice awarded? |
uc1.32106010644448 | A sudden glow of animation flushed her cheek: — was it a light that dawned in upon her soul? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Ah how can I help revering one who shows such love for me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Alderman Sniff. ’ ” “ Well, what do you think of it? ” demanded the alderman. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Am I wrong if I entertain a suspicion in that respect? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And for what? ” “ Ah! |
uc1.32106010644448 | And how terminated the 26th of November for Walter Sydney? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And now, sir, will you give me a trial? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And then, Isabella — will you believe me when I tell you that I trembled to open it? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And then, even if she were to obtain money from him, in what manner could she account to her father and to Markham for its possession? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And to what destinies do those separate roads conduct them? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And what did he say? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And who knows what a woman, suddenly rising from private life to the first ducal throne in the world, may do? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And who will blame them? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And why? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And yet — who knows? |
uc1.32106010644448 | And you? ” “ I am anxious to get back to the West End as hastily as possible, ” answered Chichester. |
uc1.32106010644448 | And, in occasionally sooth- ing my mind with the occupations natural to my sex, have I ever bechimprudent? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Any thing good with you? ” º “ Nothing. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Are pawnbrokers'shops a necessary evil? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Are they not aware that the villa is your own property? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Are you annoyed? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | Are you now disposed to earn five guineas in addition? ” “ Certainly, sir, ” replied the man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Armstrong and other friends? ” said Mark- ham inquiringly. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Arter I left the place out by Clap- ton 1 y “ And how the devil did you get away? ” demanded Dick. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Arthur Chichester? ” said one. |
uc1.32106010644448 | At the same moment we seized her, and conveyed her into the asylum. ” “ That was three weeks ago? ” inquired Tom- linson. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Besides, I have another element of success. ” “ What is that? ” inquired Richard. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Besides, have I not your interests to consider? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But can you give me any idea of the extent of the penalty to which I am liable? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But he was unknown:-what, then, could he do there, where all were well known to each other? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But his character — his disposition? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But how was he to cross the hall? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But one word ere you depart:-that miscreant who made so fearful an accusation against you on the fatal night when you left my father's dwelling?? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But one word ere you depart:-that miscreant who made so fearful an accusation against you on the fatal night when you left my father's dwelling?? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But tell me — how much is there against you? ” “ Yeth — how muth 2''Bounce. |
uc1.32106010644448 | But what do you think? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But what sort of stuff is it? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But what the devil noise is that? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | But when I'm ill, what do you think I always take? ” “ I really ca n't guess. ” “ Why, going to bed I always take a pint of dog's nose. |
uc1.32106010644448 | But where was the to seek for occupation? |
uc1.32106010644448 | But why all these questions, since I shall soon be well? ” “ Pardon me, Miss: you must have the kindness to answer all my queries. |
uc1.32106010644448 | But, about Bill there — wot's he a- going to do? ” Dick pointed with his finger downwards: Tom comprehended the signal, and nodded approvingly. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Can you do this? ” “ I can, no doubt: but, again, I beg — ” “ No more of this nonsense! |
uc1.32106010644448 | Can you forgive such a wretch as he is?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | Can you oblige me with a sheet of writing- paper?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | Cecilia, ” he exclaimed, after a pause, Or should she be revenged? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Cherry was quite top- heavy; but I was as sober as a judge — ” “ Why did you woll in the mud, then º ’ ’ “ Why? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Chichester! ” ejaculated the Rattlesnake: “ surely I have heard that name before? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Chichester, how are you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Come — what do you say? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Could I refuse? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Could it be possible? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Did you keep your word: ” “ Did I not forgive you a debt which would have ruined you that very day? ” “ True. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Did you know her? ” “ Not at all. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do I ever dress with the blinds of the windows raised? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do I not know what is good for you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do n't you see that he has been making fools of us? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do they not look upon you as their master as well as myself? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do you mean to keep your word? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do you not think it is odd that he did not send for either of us? ” “ Yes. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do you refuse or accept my offer''“ What remuneration shall I be enabled to earn? ” demanded Ellen, hesitatingly. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do you think that I can altogether rebel against nature, and not ex- perience the effects? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Do you wish any explanation from me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Does this please you? ” “ Perfectly, ” answered Lady Cecilia. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Ellen opened her eyes, and started yp in the bed, exclaiming, “ My dear father, in the name of heaven, what is the matter? ” “ O God! |
uc1.32106010644448 | For the worm will turn on the feet that spurn — And surely a man is more? – Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | From the hand of the desperate poor? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Harry was had up before him; and — ” “ And what? ” demande. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Has any harm hap- pened to yourself? ” “ No, thank heavens! |
uc1.32106010644448 | Has your lordship any farther instruc- tions for these officers? ” “ None, ” said the Minister. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Have I not been sufficiently tried, O my God? |
uc1.32106010644448 | He asked me what I meant by stealing the turnips? |
uc1.32106010644448 | He beckoned me under an archway, and asked when the old gentleman was going to be buried? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Her head was so grace- ºth E M Yst E. Ri ES OF LON ido N. 259 “ In what way can I serve you? ” said the harridan again, after a long time. |
uc1.32106010644448 | His opinion of Chichester and Talbot was already formed: but the baronet — could he have been a party to their scheme of villany? |
uc1.32106010644448 | How are you, Chichester 2 Been to see the old gentleman at the sign of the Lombardy Arms — three balls, eh? |
uc1.32106010644448 | How can you say that I am imprudent? ” “ Without going out of this very room, ” began Louisa, with a smile, “ I could — ” “ Ah! |
uc1.32106010644448 | How long have you been confined to your couch 3''“ How long? |
uc1.32106010644448 | How often will you put my feelings to so crucl a test? |
uc1.32106010644448 | How, then, can I resist the terrible tempest?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | I am not even now as far from it as I could wish — not half. ” “ Far from it? ” ejaculated Skilligalee, with a merry laugh. |
uc1.32106010644448 | I believe you and he are not on very good terms? |
uc1.32106010644448 | I came home, threw myself at my father's feet, and he spurned me away from him Richard, was my crime so very great? |
uc1.32106010644448 | I looks round, nat'rally enough — but who should I see upon a lovely chestnut mare*> “ Who? ” said Bill anxiously. |
uc1.32106010644448 | I need scarcely say that no unnecessary violence is to be used?'' |
uc1.32106010644448 | I say, Harborough, you have n't ordered any tripe, have you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | I say, you fellow there, open the gate, will you?' |
uc1.32106010644448 | I was prepared for your visit. ” “ But not for its object, perhaps? ” said Chichester. |
uc1.32106010644448 | If you erred in early life, you have no doubt repented;—and shall man dare to withhold that pardon which the Lord vouchsafes to all who implore it? |
uc1.32106010644448 | In a word, I says, “ he wants to see you. ’ — ‘ He wants to see me! ’ cries my gentleman: “ then why does n't he come to me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | In a word, can you find me any more employment? ” “ I know no more Mesmerists, old hag, in a surly tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | In fact, what could he say? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Is n't that a fine thing for them that's in the undertaking line? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Is she beautiful — very beautiful? ” “ Very beautiful. ” answered Richard. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Is there no alternative* Can I not intercede with our father? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Is this reasonable? |
uc1.32106010644448 | It had a trap- door communicatin with the Fleet Ditch? |
uc1.32106010644448 | M. ” “ When shall you see your master again? ” en- quired Diana of the butler, after the perusal of this letter. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Marian, ” said Ellen, “ how can I ever sufficiently thank you for your kindness of this night? ” “ Silence, my dear young lady. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Mas- ter Richard, Master Richard who would ever have propulgated an opinion that you would have been brought into such a fixture as this? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Might not all, or a decent portion of this sum thus remaining, pass into the hands of the Resur- rection Man? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Mr. Milksop, how are you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Nothing under an eight can be cut, you see, with these cards, lengthways. ” “ And that pack so carefully wrapped up in the paper? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | Now and then I pick up a handsome sum in one way;—and, while I think of it, miss, I may as well mention to you — for who can tell what may happen? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Now — do you want anythink clse? ” “ Yes — a knife. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Now, answer me can- didly, Count Alteroni; is there anything dishonour- able in my career 2 Will you judge a man upon an er- parte statement? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Now, do you want to let any of your friends know that you are in trouble? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Now, then, my man, what is it that you have to say? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Now, with re- gard to you, my poor lad, ” he continued, addressing himself to the rogue and vagabond, “ what prospect have you before you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | O Eugene'is it*\º| Mill ſº|\ º º º r| possible that I am now abºut to meet you once more? |
uc1.32106010644448 | O my dear coun- try shall I ever see thee more? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Of course they will assist you? ” “ In anythink. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Of what nature were the emotions which agitated the bosom of that beauteous — that amiable creature? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Oh'who is so blythe, and happy, and free As the ever- wandering Zingaree? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Once more, who are these villains? ” “ They are called — ” “ What? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Once more, who are these villains? ” “ They are called — ” “ What? |
uc1.32106010644448 | One of the man- servants is the old butler, too fat to do any good; and t'other is a young tiger. ” “ And that's all º'? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Only one Penny? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Per- haps that terrible man, from whose power he once escaped, and who denounced him at the theatre, may be the instigator of all this? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Perhaps they have told you that I am mad, sir; but do I speak like one whose reason has abandoned her? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Plenty º business, eh? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Pomp and banishment — pride and exile, are monstrous incon- gruities? ” “ That is spoken like my own dear daughter, ” exclaimed the count. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Pway who might have been the artitht of thith mathleth producthion? ” “ That is a secret, ” said the signora. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Richard, you have brought my things? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Scarcely had Itime to cast a glance around me when I was questioned as to how I came there? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Sir Rupert — do you want to kill me? ” cried Cecilia, bursting into an agony of tears. |
uc1.32106010644448 | So she pours out the gold into her hand, and counts thirty- nine sovercigns. ” “ And that was all? ” cried the Resurrection Man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Sometimes they use the phrase “ considering all things; ” and then the mind profession? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Speak. ” “ What if I was to tell you that Lady Cecilia — ” “ Well? ” “ Is Greenwood's mistress: ” “ The proof! |
uc1.32106010644448 | Strike me, if I ’m a man to be sneezed at l ”- “ Who thinkth of thmeething at you? ” “ I do n't know exactly. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Suddenly Ellen started up to a sitting posture in the bed, and exclaimed, “ My child, sir? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Tell me, must you depart? |
uc1.32106010644448 | The acceptance that I forged — ” “ Well? ” “ Was that of Lord Tremordyn — ” “ My father"“ And now you know all. |
uc1.32106010644448 | The adventurous lad laid his hand upon the latch: the door was not locked; and he hesitated not a mo- y? |
uc1.32106010644448 | The door of the library opened, and a man entered, “ What? |
uc1.32106010644448 | The dress is convenient — that's all y? |
uc1.32106010644448 | The idea of Isabella instantly flashed through the mind of Richard:—but would she call upon him, alone and unattended? |
uc1.32106010644448 | There are two kinds of wax, the one melted over the other: do you not notice a shade different in their colours?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | There is n't a more degraded, oppressed, and brutalised set of men in the world than the fied?' |
uc1.32106010644448 | There was already an individual in it, who, when the former opened the door, said, “ All right? ” “ All right, ” was the reply. |
uc1.32106010644448 | There were young girls almost naked, without shoes or stockings, and whose sunken checks,-dimmed eyes, and miserable attire contrasted adventure?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | They made an appointment with you at the Dark- House, to give you a sum of money you say? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ Foolish boy! |
uc1.32106010644448 | To what did those dark, myste- rious hints bear reference 2 And how could the happiness of the sovereign be incomplete? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Was I mistaken? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Was it not, then, a complete delusion to raise such a clamour about bread? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Was it that she trembled at the idea of being in the power of a miscreant whose ability to work evil seemed as unbounded as his inclination? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Was it to disturb me in my peaceful career — to wean me from my God? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Was the document signed at the Dark House amongst his papers? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Were any thing serious to happen to Eugene, through the want of a friend at this moment, how should I ever after reproach myself? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What I propose is to force it on her. ”- “ And how is that? ” asked the man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | What are you doing now? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What could I do? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What do you purpose? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What good have the candidates of the Tremordyn interest ever done for ye, O Rotten- boroughers? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What grade do you now fill in the Any promotion? ” “ I ’m sorry to say not, ” replied Mr. Snoggles, shaking his head mournfully. |
uc1.32106010644448 | What is to be done? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What is to- day? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What is your business with me? ” “ I ’m come from Rolfe, the attorney, in Cle- ments'Inn, ” was the reply: “ he- ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | What other motive can I have but your good? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | What remained for her now to sell? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What say you, Michael? ” The old cashier answered only with a grunt, and took snuff as it were by handfuls. |
uc1.32106010644448 | What was he about to do? |
uc1.32106010644448 | What will become of you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | When I awoke from my reverie, the tra- gedy — ry “ A tragedy? ” said Isabella, hastily. |
uc1.32106010644448 | When did he die? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Where could I raise one thousand pounds 2 how am I to obtain such a sum? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Where did you sleep last night?' |
uc1.32106010644448 | Where have you both been for the last six months? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Where is that city of fearful contrasts? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Where the devil would you go to? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Who are those youths that have thus entered upon paths so opposite the one to the other? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Who knows but it may console her? ” ejaculated the kind- hearted Marian. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Who knows what fearful deeds have those old walls concealed from human eye? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Who'd think now that here, and in Peter- street, and on Saffron- hill too, there was such cribs as this? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Why do you look so coldly upon me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Why do you persecute me in this way: what harm have I ever done to you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Why impose upon them rules and regulations, the severity of which is as galling to their souls as the iron chains of Newgate are to the felons'flesh? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Why — what could he do to us? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Will you allow me to dispose of the next ten days for you? ” “ How do you mean, my good fiend? ” inquired Markham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Will you allow me to dispose of the next ten days for you? ” “ How do you mean, my good fiend? ” inquired Markham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | Will you join us, Sir Rupert?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | Will you not give me credit for sincerity, when I declare that I would gladly exert all the means in my power to make you happy? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Will you take a glass of wine and a biscuit? ” “ No, I thank you — not now, ” said the Alder- man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | With due de- ference, is not this carrying liberality of opinion a little too far? |
uc1.32106010644448 | Wot news since I see you last? ” “ None. |
uc1.32106010644448 | You ask me if I can love his Serene Highness? |
uc1.32106010644448 | You comprehend me? ” “ Perfectly, ” replied Montague. |
uc1.32106010644448 | You do n't require any re- ceipt, I suppose 2"“ No: neither will you require to give me any. ” “ So I thought: honour among thieves, eh? |
uc1.32106010644448 | You never could learn Fanny to be so fly as that? ”| “ I do n't want to learn her anything at all. |
uc1.32106010644448 | You refused What less could I accept at your hands 2 Do you think that I have not my little sentiments of pride as well as you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | You will lend me these letters for a few hours? |
uc1.32106010644448 | You will not object to receive him occasionally as a guest? ” “ My dear sir, how can I object? |
uc1.32106010644448 | You will not object to receive him occasionally as a guest? ” “ My dear sir, how can I object? |
uc1.32106010644448 | a few thousands, or even a few hundreds, for imme diate wants? ” “ None that I know of, ” returned Martin, taking more snuff. |
uc1.32106010644448 | a vague suspicion darted across my mind:—could it be possible? |
uc1.32106010644448 | all this was abominable — detestable on your part; and what is the result? |
uc1.32106010644448 | and I wish to unburden myself to you. ” “ Do you, Thmilackth 2 What can pothibly be the matter? ” demanded the youth, turning very pale. |
uc1.32106010644448 | and do I not scamper across the country, upon my chestnut mare, with him following upon the bay horse at my heels, as if we were both mad? |
uc1.32106010644448 | and must that darling child Soon feed the loathsome worn? |
uc1.32106010644448 | and what for? ” ejaculated the count. |
uc1.32106010644448 | and wherefore? ” exclaimed Richard. |
uc1.32106010644448 | but you did n't hear Cherry's adventure about the bird, did you, count? ” demanded Dapper still continuing the conversation. |
uc1.32106010644448 | bye — Lafleur! ” “ Yes, sir?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | can nothing be done to save me from disgrace 2 How shall I ever be able to meet Mr. Markham again? |
uc1.32106010644448 | can nothing be done? ” exclaimed Tomlinson, with an expression of blank despair upon his countenance. |
uc1.32106010644448 | cautious may over- speculate or miscalculate; and how can I be blamed more than another?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | could atrocities of so appalling a nature be perpetrated in a great city, protected by thousands of a well- paid police? |
uc1.32106010644448 | could such things be? |
uc1.32106010644448 | do you imagine that beauty constitutes"------ felicity? ” cried Ellen, in an impassioned tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | have you heard any further aspersions upon my character? |
uc1.32106010644448 | her arms? |
uc1.32106010644448 | here — when London is actually empty, an am ashamed of being yet left in it? |
uc1.32106010644448 | house 2 and am not I in your hands? |
uc1.32106010644448 | how can I cease to ponder upon the past, when it has nearly bereaved me of all hope for the future? ” exclaimed Markham, in an impassioned tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | how can I do other- wise than thank you? ” said Markham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | how can I ever forget that conduct of yours? |
uc1.32106010644448 | how did I survive that moment? |
uc1.32106010644448 | how was I recomponsed? |
uc1.32106010644448 | is all this connected with your visit? ” “ That five hundred pound note was a forgery! |
uc1.32106010644448 | is it possible that man can have been made for such sad purposes? |
uc1.32106010644448 | is it possible that the being whom thou hast created after thine own image, should be so demon- like in heart? |
uc1.32106010644448 | is it possible? ” exclaimed Green- wood, in an accent of the most profound surprise. |
uc1.32106010644448 | it is you — is it? |
uc1.32106010644448 | ladyship unwell? ” And taking the tumbler of water from the pew- opener, he handed it to the baronet's wife. |
uc1.32106010644448 | my God — has it come to this? ” exclaimed the banker. |
uc1.32106010644448 | my God — spare me! ” “ And delivered a lady of a male child. ” “ How do you know it, sir? |
uc1.32106010644448 | my dear father, why will you persist in torturing me? ” exclaimed Ellen. |
uc1.32106010644448 | my poor child, ” answered the old wo- man, “ the times were never so bad as they are at present l What is to become of us? |
uc1.32106010644448 | not quite yet! ” “ What did you say, mother? ” inquired Ellen. |
uc1.32106010644448 | not withdraw your friendship? ” demanded Cecilia, in a soft and melting tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | of course J do: but how the deuce is all this to be done? |
uc1.32106010644448 | or do my ears deceive me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | or why should I? |
uc1.32106010644448 | pla: Good God! ” ejaculated Markham: “ what can that mean?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | say, sir — will you be- tray me? ” Mr. Wentworth appeared to reflect deeply for Some moments. |
uc1.32106010644448 | the name of him who has dishonoured you? ” said the old man, in slow and measured terms. |
uc1.32106010644448 | the only means through which her ardent desire to obtain employment could be gratified? |
uc1.32106010644448 | then you have not forgiven me? ” claimed Montague, profoundly surprised. |
uc1.32106010644448 | what I wanted 2 and whether I meant to stand anything? |
uc1.32106010644448 | what influence is upon me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | what is to be done? |
uc1.32106010644448 | what is to be done? ” “ Save me, save me, Marian — do not suffer me to be exposed l ’ ’ cried Ellen wildly. |
uc1.32106010644448 | what is to be- come of us? ” And the hag rocked herself backwards and for- wards in her chair, as if overcome by painful reflec- tions. |
uc1.32106010644448 | what spell has overtaken me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | what would become of us? |
uc1.32106010644448 | what would you have with me? ” he said, passing his arm around her waist. |
uc1.32106010644448 | where am I? |
uc1.32106010644448 | where does hope exist for me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | where is he buried? ” “ He died — was buried — and came to life again'''said the stranger, with the most provoking coolness. |
uc1.32106010644448 | who are you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | why What do the owners of the colliers, or the people that the cargo's consigned to, care peop g g about the poor devils that unload? |
uc1.32106010644448 | why could you not have called upon me? ” inquired the lady impatiently. |
uc1.32106010644448 | why did she say that she loved me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | why is she so beautiful? |
uc1.32106010644448 | why should not Victoria be completely happy? |
uc1.32106010644448 | why this con- stant cheat relative to my sex; why this perma- nent deception? ” demanded Walter, in an im- passioned tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | will nothing move your forgiveness? ” “ Nothing, ” answered Walter, with unvaried cool- ness and determination. |
uc1.32106010644448 | wise?. |
uc1.32106010644448 | without previously ascertaining whether the Signora's feelings are reciprocal? ” cried Richard. |
uc1.32106010644448 | yes; they do — upon his maps? |
uc1.32106010644448 | yo ” would not ruin my happiness for ever? ” said Rich. |
uc1.32106010644448 | you do, do you? ” cried the nobleman. |
uc1.32106010644448 | you will not be thus relentless? ” “ Mr. |
uc1.32106010644448 | you would not have me leave my husband altogether? |
uc1.32106010644448 | | “ You have never played? ” “ Played at —? ” “ At cards; for money, I mean. ” “ Oh never! ” “ So much the better: never do. |
uc1.32106010644448 | | “ You have never played? ” “ Played at —? ” “ At cards; for money, I mean. ” “ Oh never! ” “ So much the better: never do. |
uc1.32106010644448 | — once more — you will not betray me? ” “ Ridiculous! ” was the contemptuous reply. |
uc1.32106010644448 | —, Quadrant. ” “ What place is that? ” demanded Markham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | ‘ Well, ” said my father, “ what luck this morning 2'—“None,'I replied. — “ And what do you mean to do, lad? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ A picture. ” “ What is the subject? ” “ I do not know the subject; but I can see two figures in the fore- ground, with a camel. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ A proof ” ejaculated Markham: “ what mean you? ” The MYSTERIES or London. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Am I to dismiss the vehicle which brought her hither, sir? ” demanded Filippo. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And ca n't you — “ Ca n't I what:''“ Ca n't you help yourself to them in spite of her? ”. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And can you suppose, Richard, that I never devote a thought to you? ” said Isabella, in a low and plaintive tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And do you not know how to die rather than betray your companions? ” asked the king. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And have you ever seen such as this? ” “ I have; and I feel convinced that the existence I recommend is the one which will best suit you. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And now you know all, sir — will you betray me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And now, my dear husband, tell me — have you settled any plan to effect your release? ” “ No, ” said the count. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And what did he want? ” “ He brought me a letter from his master, ” re- turned Diana. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And what good do you propose by the latter ar- rangement? ” demanded the baronet. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And what is your decision? ” “ I shall beg to withdraw from the transaction. ” And Tomlinson rose to depart. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And what makes the young spark write to you in that d- d impudent and familiar style? ” de- manded the baronet, angrily. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And why? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And would not this excite suspicion? ” “ Not a bit of it. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ And you do not think he entertained the least suspicion? ” “ Not a atom, ” returned the Buffer. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Any letters? ” said the count, after the usual inquiries concerning health and comfort. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Any one called, Lafleur? ” he said to his fa- vourite valet, as he ascended to his study. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Are not the loveliest flowers exposed to the nip- ping frosts, as well as the rank and poisonous weeds? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Are there any fees or extra expenses beyond the sum specified in that paper? ” asked Richard. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Are we not all friends and brethren, ma'am! ” said the stranger: “ are we not all Christian friends and Christian brethren? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Are you going to stay here with Meg, or what? ” asked the Buffer of his wife. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Are you sure that is the case? ” said Phil.—“Certain, ” replied my mother. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Are you sure? ” demanded Markham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Bill — why do n't you answer? ” said the voice. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But do n't you think it ’s a wery likely thing he wants to have the whole business to him- self?'" |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But have you any farther information to give me relative to the schemes of your master? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But might I be so formiliar as to in- quire into the insignification of that bundle of shirts and ankorchers?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But tell me — what ails you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But to whom do you wish to introduce me? ” inquired Markham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But what does common sense suggest? ” demanded Eugene. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But what have we here? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But what matters that to you? ” cried the ba- ronet. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But what of my brother? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But why does he keep me in the dark with regard to the true nature of that grand re- sult? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But you will do your best? ” persisted the baronet. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ But, I say, who the devil's that kicking my unfortunate soft corn? ” “ A glass of wine, Markham 2"said Chichester 32 THE MYSTERIES OF LONDoN. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Ca n't you guess? ” “ No—'ylow me if I can. ” “ Do you fancy the scheme? ” “ Am I a fool 2 Why. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Ca n't you guess? ” “ No—'ylow me if I can. ” “ Do you fancy the scheme? ” “ Am I a fool 2 Why. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Can you be in earnest, Greenwood? ” “ Well, if you think it is too much, give him a couple of sovereigns, ” said Greenwood, coolly. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Can you suppose that I would forget to paint all you experience for what he has already done, and what he will still do for you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Certain nature, indeed l What is it? ” “ Merely professional. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Chichester — Chichester, ” said the stock- broker, musing; “ surely I have heard you mention that name before? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Dead already? ” exclaimed Tidkins. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Did n't I go to him when I cut my hand with the hatchet, chopping wood one day? ” “ Ah! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Did n't I take you out of the street and make an independent lady of you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Did not you provide those dependants who surround me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Did we not agree ere now to support with resignation all that fortune might have in store for us? ” “ Ah! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Did you not give me that note for five hundred pounds to change for you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Did you not leave England in debt? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Do n’t you think me and Tony wants sleep as well as a strong hearty young feller like you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Do you come to taunt a man upon the brink of ruin, with the happiness of others? ” “ Oh I beg your pardon, my dear Tomlinson. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Do you justice: ” repeated Greenwood: “ and how have I wronged you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Do you know him 2 have you heard of him be- fore? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Do you know the man who brought you this message 2 or have you received a letter? ” asked Ellen, who now began to breathe more freely. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Do you see anything that strikes you strangely there? ” she said, pointing towards the work of art. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Does your grace really believe that her Majesty is smitten? ” “ No doubt of it. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Does your master suspect you? ” “ Not in the remotest degree, madam. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Ellen — is that you?, can this be you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Ellen — is that you?, can this be you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Ellen, what can I do for you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Gained all my points? ” he said, musing. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ George been here lately? ” “ Not very: I think he's down in the country. ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Good — is n't it? ” asked Skilligalee, with a sly wink. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Got the blessed defunct? ” said the undertaker, interrogatively. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Harborough, how are you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Have I lost all authority in my own house? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Have you any thing more to say? ” demanded the count of the Resurrection Man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Have you cycr served in that capacity before? ” “ No, sir; but if you would take me and give me a trial, I should feel very much obliged. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Have you seen Lady Cecilia? ” “ No: she has her suite of apartments, and Sir Rupert has his — they do not interfere with each other. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ He seemed very sinking and low this morning; and so I was more attentive to him than ever. ” “ But the money? ” said the Resurrection Man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Holloa, old chap, how are you? ” he ex- claimed in a tone of most ineffable vulgarity. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ How do you feel now, Miss? ” “ Alas! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ How often am I to tell you that every letter which is once opened, is to be carefully perused? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ How — what do you mean? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ I b'lieve you're Count Alteroni, air you? ” was Mr. Johnson's first question. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ I hope Mr. Banks has engaged you to perform the service over my poor deceased lodger, sir? ” said the widow, as she conducted him to the door. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ I say, Bill, this old house has seen some jolly games, han't it? ” “ I should think it had too. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ I want employment — can you tell me of any thing likely to suit me? ” “ In what way 3 ” demanded the hag, with an im- pudent leer. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ I wonder whether poor Buffer has got anythink half so good this morning. ” “ What's to- day? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ In one word, will you ruin me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ In prison 1 and for what crime? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ In the name of heaven, what ails you, sir? ” demanded Richard. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ In what capacity? ” “ As a figurante, or dancer in the ballet, at a great theatre, ” replied the old woman. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ In what way could I thus settle myself? ” “ Do you ask me so simple a question? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ In what way could I thus settle myself? ” “ Do you ask me so simple a question? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Indeed! ” cried Chichester, turning pale: “ who could it be? ” “ Not an officer, I hope 2"exclaimed the baronet. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Is that you, Tony? ” she exclaimed. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Is the lady very unwell? ” inquired the clergy- man of the pew- opener, as they advanced together towards Lady Cecilia's seat. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Is there any bingo, Bill? ” demanded Dick, the moment he set foot in the up- stairs room. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Isabella: ” he exclaimed: “ to what good angel am I, indebted for this unexpected joy — this unmeasurable happiness? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Ismyinitiation now complete?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Michael, ” he said, taking the cashier's hand, “ you do not mean to tell me that you are totally without resources for yourself? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Must we speak to the Cracksman first? ” de- manded Bill. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ My eye? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ NUMBER 17. ” “ You have taken copies of these letters? ” said the Examiner. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Now what pains had une law taken to make me good — even supposing, that I was really bad at the time of my condemnation? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Now, what is to be done? ” demanded Chichester. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Of course you mean to see life? ” said the Stranger. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Of what sex is that relation? ” “ A lady: she is now dangerously ill. ” “ How old is she 3''“ Between sixty and seventy. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Or else his rest might be disturbed — eh, sir? ” demanded the widow, sinking her voice to a whisper. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Perhaps he will molest me no more? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Robert Montgomery, perhaps? ” said Isabella, smiling with a charmingly arch expression of coun- tenance. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Shall I pay any more? ” asked the cashier. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Talking to? ” repeated Richard, alarmed and confused. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ The Blue- bottles do n't twig – eh? ” cried the woman with the domino teeth. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ The Earl of Warrington? ” said the Minister. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ There are only two things to do. ” “ And which be they, sir? ” asked the widow. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ These are to throw low; and so the two sides which have got four and five on them are loaded. ” “ How are they loaded?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ They ca n't have found us out here?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ This is Richard Markham,'spose? ” said one, advancing towards the young man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ To- morrow night? ” “ To- morrow night he'll meet his brother at Twig Folly, ” answered the Buffer, with a laugh. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Villain what have you done? ” ejaculated the serjeant who headed the little detachment of police. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Want soon stared me in the face: what could I do? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Was he a Metropolitan or a City- Policeman? ” “ A Metropolitan. ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well — what now 2 is n't a man at liberty to walk which way he chooses? ” “ You can not be so base as to betray me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well — what now 2 is n't a man at liberty to walk which way he chooses? ” “ You can not be so base as to betray me? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well, Filippo — all right, eh? ” said this gentle- man, in a whisper. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well, Michael — well? ” “ Not a deposit this morning. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well, my good woman, what is the object of your call? ” demanded Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well, now, about this t'other job, Dick? ” said Bill. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well, sir, and suppose it is — what the deuce is that to you? ” demanded the officer fiercely. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well, what shall we do to amuse ourselves? ” said Chichester, at the expiration of about an hour, during which coffee had been handed round. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well, what's the charge? ” demanded the in- spector. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well? ” said Tomlinson, in a hoarse and hollow voice. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Well? ” said the man to whom the countenance belonged. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What are you going to do, Tony? ” demanded the Rattlesnake. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What business? ” cried the Buffer. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What can I do, ” she mused aloud, “ to convince Richard Markham that he is nursing a delusion? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What do you mean? ” demanded the baronet. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What do you mean? ” demanded the stock- broker. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What do you think that unfortunate creature will be done to? ” enquired Markham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What do you want? ” cried a gruff voice, speaking through the trap- door in the ceiling. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What is your name, young man? ” “ Richard Markham. ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What is your name? ” enquired the clerk. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What mean you? ” inquired the daughter, anxiously glancing in the pale and haggard counte- nance of her sire. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What name shall I say, sir? ” asked the servant, who was unacquainted with the earl's person. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What news from Castelcicala? ” inquired the countess. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What plan can I adopt, ” demanded Eliza, “ to escape his machinations 2 What system can I pur- sue to avoid his persecution? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What was it? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What will I do? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What will you do yourself? ” The MYSTERies OF LONDON. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What would you do? ” demanded Stephens, in alarm. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ What's that? ” demanded Whittingham. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ When shall we meet again, dearest? ” de- manded Fitzhardinge, still in the same low tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Where am I? ” demanded Ellen, now seriously alarmed. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Where am I? ” she exclaimed, instinctively clos- ing her coat over her breast. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Where is my hat, waiter? ” demanded the young officer, after a pause, during which he had gazed va- cantly upon the game. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Where shall I meet you? ” “ Where? ” repeated the Resurrection Man, affect- ing to muse upon the question: “ Oh I will tell you. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Where shall I meet you? ” “ Where? ” repeated the Resurrection Man, affect- ing to muse upon the question: “ Oh I will tell you. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Whither are you bound? ” inquired Sir Rupert. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Who the deuce is that feller, Tony? ” demanded the Cracksman, in a whisper, of his companion. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Who would have suspected that Allen was merely an agent? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Why did I not speak to you before last night? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Why do you perpetually throw his name in my teeth? ’ ” “ Because I think that you judged him too has- tily, ” said the countess. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Why has he sent you first 2 could he suspect treachery from his own brother? ” “ Not a bit of it, ” replied the Buffer. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Why should I allow this gambler to retain my money without even paying me the interest? ” said Greenwood to himself, when he was again alone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Why the devil do n't you use your eyes? ” ex- claimed the fellow brutally. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Why — have you not heard that the election for Rottenborough took place yesterday? ” said Green- wood. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Will you excuse me? ” said Greenwood to the count; then, opening the letter, he appeared to read it with attention. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Will you not believe me if I tell you that I am attached to you? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Will you now please to sign this?" |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Will your lordship follow me? ” Mr. Wentworth led the way to the chamber in which Diana Arlington lay. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ With what do you charge these prisoners? ” demanded the magistrate. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Would it be indiscreet, ” he added, in a less serious tone, “ to request a glimpse at that great curiosity? ”. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Would you, ma'am, like to take Mr. Chi- chester's place? ” said Mr. Talbot. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Yes — that is my name, ” said Richard: “ do you know me? ” “ Not that I am aweer of sir. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You ask me candidly, my dear sir? ” “ Certainly, ” replied the alderman. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You can, then, do nothing for me? ” observed Ellen, interrogatively. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You have called for your two thousand pounds? ” said the banker, after the usual interchange of civil- ities. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You never thought that I should be fool enough to give him five couters for doing nothing but hum- bug us? ” said the Resurrection Man. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You refuse to assist me? ” he muttered in a hoarse and savage tone. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You refuse to assist me? ” repeated the villain, grinding his teeth with rage: “ then you may mind the consequences! |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You remember the day that Greenwood called to acquaint us with his success at Rottenborough in March last? ” said Chichester, after a pause. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ You would not wantonly wound my feelings, Miss Isabella, by a belief which is totally unfounded? |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ Your business, sir? ” said the stock- broker, who did not much like the appearance of his visitor. |
uc1.32106010644448 | “ who rings?" |
uiug.30112049089144 | 'Who could tell who might enter the room with her when the door opened to admit her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 'Why should this dreadful woman ’s thoughts be running so continually upon my father ’s will? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 'Will you think me very imperiinent — I’m afraid you will — if I venture to introduce myself? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 'is not it hard lines? ’ 31 2 UNCLE SILAS I thought the appeal was going to shape itself into an applica — tion for money; but it did not. |
uiug.30112049089144 | - ‘ Are you ill, Meg? ’ I asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | - ‘ It reminded me suddenly, Milly, of that frightful business. ’ ‘ What business, Maud P — what a plague are ye thinking on? |
uiug.30112049089144 | - ‘ Weel you make a some tea? |
uiug.30112049089144 | -'Hope? |
uiug.30112049089144 | .__ a “..."‘ Whv? ’ said I, flushing and growing pale again. |
uiug.30112049089144 | 1 81 ‘ Is this all, my dear child? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 10? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 131 ‘ Are you quite sure, Maud, dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 161 Was it family pride, or what was it, that gleamed so fiercely from her eyes as she said this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 2'51 you, my poor Milly? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 203 lady? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 217 ‘ Do you know who this lady is? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 235 town for it, and some taffy — won’t ye eat it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 25 have so often to complain of your ill- temper and disobedience P — why should she be compelled to ask my permission to punish you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 309'Get awa ’ wi ’ your nonsense, Maud; how could I help answer- ing when he dodged me up and down my Testament and catechism? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 31 3 head, but, continuing to shower her grain and potato- skins among her hens and chickens, said in a low tone — ‘ Father baint in sight? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 35 walk then F Here'to the peegeon- house? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 3? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 43 You know who I am? |
uiug.30112049089144 | 81 Row, Madame, have not we gone far enough in this direction? |
uiug.30112049089144 | A present, a souvenir, I dare say? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Afraid of what? |
uiug.30112049089144 | After all, could Bartram- Haugh be more lonely than I had found Knowl? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Am I right, my dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | An ’ why am I so? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And how a ’ ye bin ever since, lass? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And how does your papa aniuse you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And now that we know your secret, you must tell us all about her, and all about him; and in the first place, what is her name — Lady Mary what? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And s’pose I should n’t like her, arter all? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And what do you suppose she was looking for — what did she want to steal? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And what does he mean to do with himself? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And what was in your mind when you asked me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And who con- duct you to poor Madame ’s apartment, my deaf Maud? ’ she inquired, insinuatingly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | And who did she live with? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And who is Doctor Bryerly — is your papa ill? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And who’rt thou? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And why have I been brought here? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And yet where and what was he? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And, Maud, I tremble.as I ask myself the question, would he have conducted you to Elverston at all? |
uiug.30112049089144 | And, Maud, dear, he has not been making love to you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Are his people civil and obliging? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Are n’t you very lonely? ’ he enquired. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Are those your drawings, dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Are we not overjoy, dearest, and can not speak? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Are ye quite sure, Maud, you really did see aught, 0r ’ appen ’ twas all a dream? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Are you quaite well to- day? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Are you still willing to accept it? ’ UNCLE SILAS. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Be ye fright- ened, Miss Maud? ’ I felt on the point of fainting, but I rallied. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Besides, was I sure that, even were I free again, I would not once more devote myself to the trial, be it what it might? |
uiug.30112049089144 | But another vein of thought he had unconsciously opened in my mind, and I said — ‘ And had my dear papa no other medical adviser? |
uiug.30112049089144 | But there is something, is not there, ghosty, you know, about her? ’ ‘ Ghosty — is there? |
uiug.30112049089144 | But there is something, is not there, ghosty, you know, about her? ’ ‘ Ghosty — is there? |
uiug.30112049089144 | But who is this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | But, after all, was he more than a. shadow to me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Can I say more? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Can you ever forgive my deceit? ’ But I could not make up my mind to reveal it; nor yet to erase the inscription, which was my alternative thought. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Can you not in as many minutes call to mind at least six similar inconsistencies of your own practising? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Can you not think how many things may ’ appen to change a your uncle ’s plans? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Can you say, Maud, that I have been kind? ’ ‘ You have never been anything but kind, ’ I exclaimed. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Carysbroke — had I ever heard my dear father mention that name? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Come up, will you P Would you like to come in first and talk a. bit wi ’ the governor? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Could I doubt from whom they'came? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Could anything be more dignified, suffering, and venerable? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Could it be about my evidence as to the arrival of the mysterious chaise that he summoned me to this interview? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Could n’t he come up and see you if he wanted to? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Could the proposed excursion to Church Scarsdale have had any purpose of the same sort? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Could you recommend a nurse who would stay here till she ’s better? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did I snore that time? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did I, dear Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did he apprehend any danger to me from the vindictiveness of Madame? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did not a. you see it, Mary Queence? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did not she engage to make your dresses? ’ ‘ I — I really do n’t know; I rather think not. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did n’t I say I ’d do whatever ye wished? ’ ‘ And you wo n’t, ’ said I. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did she not, to your knowledge, say the same things in presence of my child Millicent? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did she say any more, madam? ’ he demanded abruptly of Mrs. Rusk. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did you see him here before his judicious self- banishment? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Did you speak? ’ I said, catching her by the arm, very much frightened myself. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do n’t you know that spirits are about us at all times? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do n’t you like the sound? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do n’t you see? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do n’t you think me very wicked? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do n’t you think so? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do n’t you think your uncle should be consulted? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do n’t you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do you not perceive, dearest cheaile, how much education you still need? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do you quite understand me, Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do you remember little Kitty VVeadon that I wanted you to marry eight- and- twenty years ago, or more, with a hundred and twenty thousand pounds? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do you see much of him? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do you think change of air? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do you think your house of Knowl down there is what you call haunt, my dear? ’ UNCLE SILAS. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Do you wish Miss Ruthyn to remain? ’ asked Doctor Bryerly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Does he ever dine with you, or drink tea, or talk to you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Does she not habitually speak disparagineg of me, in your presence, and to you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Dream, or voice, or vision — which had done it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Drop it, will you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Dudley, dear, what have I. done — what have I done — ye hate me so P ’ ‘ What a ’ ye done? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Eh — is not so? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Go on. ’ ‘ Did ye see Dudley? ’ ‘ I think I saw him getting up the ladder. ’ ‘ In the mill? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Go on. ’ ‘ Did ye see Dudley? ’ ‘ I think I saw him getting up the ladder. ’ ‘ In the mill? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Governor bid us kiss, did n’t he? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Had I been too hard and suspicious with the inhabitants of that old house of my family? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Had I not better retreat, while it was yet time? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Had she intended poisoning me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Had she told him I was mad? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Have n’t I? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Have you ever heard me spoken ill of by Lady Knollys? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Have you heard anything about his health, Madame? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Have you horses to ride? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Have you nothing to do, and no one to see? |
uiug.30112049089144 | He and your uncle were walking on the course. ’ ‘ Did he look like a gentleman? ’ I inquired, as, I dare say, other young ladies would. |
uiug.30112049089144 | He is gone to his rest — for us, what remains but to bow our heads, and murmur, “ His will be done ”? |
uiug.30112049089144 | He read it to you, eh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Hey? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Honestly, is not he very like Michael Scott? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Honour thy father, you know; you would not ha ’ me disobey the Governor? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How can I tell what is passing in your oncle ’s head when he make that a mark 5 ” ‘ Has it not a meaning, Madame? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How can anyone serve me at present, by themselves incurring danger? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How can you laugh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How can you — do you ever think? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How could it concern her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How dared anyone in my uncle ’s house — in my house — mix my name up with her detestable scur- rilities? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How dark is this placel and so many of the Ruthyn family they are buried here — is not so? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How is this — what causes these feelings? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How long does he remain at home? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How many miles away, do you suppose? ‘ 400 UNCLE suns. |
uiug.30112049089144 | How old is she? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How should I appearibefore my father? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How was I ever to get rid of that horrible woman? |
uiug.30112049089144 | How was Madame interested in it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I am much more unhappy, really, in ignorance, than if I understood the cause. ’ ‘ Well, dear, have n’t I told you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I am only too glad to come, ” said I; “ and I want to thank you, Silas. ” ‘ “ For what? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I am so afraid of her 1 ’ ‘ How should I lmow, dear Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I am very sure my dear Maud she will be very good little girl — is not so? — and I am'sure I shall love you vary moche. |
uiug.30112049089144 | I asked myself, is it necromancy, or is it delirium tremens that has reduced him to this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I do n't know — what do you say? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I give you the opportunity of surrendering it quietly here and now. ’ ‘ But who dares to say I possess such thing? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I hate annoying anyone — consti- tutionally — I hate it; but do n’t you see, sir, the position I'm placed in? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I lie a mangled wretch, with fifty mortal wounds on my crown; what avails the healing of one wound, when there are so many beyond all cure? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I meant — I ca n’t exactly express it — anything to vex, or make you uncomfortable; have you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I said to Madame — ‘ Why is “ Dover ” underlined? ’ ‘ I do not know, little fool, no more than you. |
uiug.30112049089144 | I shrieked to Mary Quince, who was sleeping in the room with me: — ‘ Mary, do you hear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I stand before you in the attitude of a suppliant — shall I kneel? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I suppose you think I want to keel a you and bury you in the churchyard? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I talked a bit w'i ’ the workus folk, but they wo n’t gi’e nout — dang ’ em — an ’ how be I to do’t? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I think I can guess — what do you think?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | I think I ’ll try though — they are very white, sure. ’ ‘ I wonder which is the prettiest, you or me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I think he is a stern old man — is he? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I think my friend, Lady Knollys, too, is a relation of yours; what a charming person she is l ’ ‘ Oh, is not she? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I think you would agree with me, if you had the pleasure of seeing your uncle. ’ ‘ You know him, then? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I was ne’er out o ’ Derbyshire but thrice to Warwick fair wi ’ horses be rail, an ’ twice to York. ’ ‘ You ’re certain, Tom? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I was so shocked that for a moment I could not speak; but in a moment more I screamed — ‘ You brute I How dare you strike the poor girl? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I was startled, and challenged my visitor with — ‘ Who ’s there? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I was — what you theenk? — near, ever so near to be 390 UNCLE SILAS. |
uiug.30112049089144 | I ‘ It ’s jolly polite anyhow, is n’t it Maud? ’ said Milly, who had conned it over, and accepted it as a. model composition. |
uiug.30112049089144 | I ’ll leave you to do as you please. ’ ‘ Stop, will you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I ’ll see her, my dear; where is she? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I ’m a. fellah as ’ ill fight his man, an ’ stan ’ up to ’ m fair, do n’t yo see? |
uiug.30112049089144 | I- i'm placed it, so inexpressibly humorous, that Milly went off in a loud fit of laughter, with the ejaculation- — ‘ Did you ever? |
uiug.30112049089144 | If I was behind the fashion, what would Cousin Monica have thought of her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | If it were decided that I should remain here, for what imaginable reason had I been sent so far on my journey to France? |
uiug.30112049089144 | In the case of one we love or fear intensely, what feats of com- parative anatomy will not the mind unconsciously perform? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is anyone watching in the room where the remains of your late master are laid? ’ ‘ No. ’ ‘ So much the better; it is a foolish custom. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is he a struldbrug, or a fairy, or only a ghost? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is he not in danger to be arrest? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is he quite sincere, I wonder? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is it a bargain? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is it evening? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is it not judging him hardly? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is it not so, Millicent? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is my son to leave Bartram to- day in sorrow, or to remain in joy? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is not she, Monica? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is not the Rector, Dr. Clay, at hand? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is n’t he pretty, Miss? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is n’t she? ’ he replied sardonically. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is she rich? ’ ‘ I do n’t know. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is that her a- coming? ’ ‘ No; it was a distant sound. ’ Madame peeped round the corner. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is that, my dear, what was in your mind when you were so alarmed about what you were to be called upon to do, or undergo?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is there any- thing frightful to be disclosed? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is there no help? ’ That evening Madame visited me again, in one of her sedate and moral moods. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Is this young person the daughter of a Mr. Mangles, and is her name Sarah Matilda? ’ ‘ I dessay, ’ answered Dudley, hurriedly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | It has been a shock to you, Miss? |
uiug.30112049089144 | It is vain trying to hide anything from you; but how on earth did you find it out? |
uiug.30112049089144 | It is very clever — a French artist, I dare say — and who is that little boy? ’- ’ I never heard. |
uiug.30112049089144 | It may cost you something — are you willing to buy it at a sacrifice? |
uiug.30112049089144 | It took away my breath when I read it. ’ ‘ Uncle Silas had lost it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | It was the night our gamekeeper was beaten. ’ ‘ Well, Dudley, what do you say to that? |
uiug.30112049089144 | It was you who spied so cleverly — eh l and denounce me to Mon- sieur Ruthyn? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Iwonder why honest English girls wo n’t answer the gentry for governesses, instead of them gaping, scheming, wicked furriners? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Knowl, when the party had their luncheon on the grass, and there was a — a quarrel with the gamekeepers? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Let us walk on by the path, and stop when you like. ’ ‘ Where do you wish to go, Madame? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Mary Quince, ’ I cried, ‘ do you think she really knew P ’ ‘ I’Ww, Miss Maud P ’ ‘ Do you think Madame knew of.those dreadful people? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Maud, have I lost him? |
uiug.30112049089144 | May I ring the bell, dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | May she, Silas? |
uiug.30112049089144 | May you have seen it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | My curiosity was sufficiently aroused to induce me to ask — ‘ But why, Madame, do you fancy that Lady Knollys dis- likes you? ’. |
uiug.30112049089144 | My dear cheaile, wat a can you mean by soche strange language and conduct? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Need we wonder? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Not very long, eh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Nothing more, my dear child? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Nothing unpleasant, I hope, has happened? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Now do n’t refuse. ’ ‘ But why should you care to hear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Now we ’ll proceed, here, along here? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Now, say it ’s hard lines — haint it, Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Of my wretched uncle ’s religion what am I to say? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Oh, Bartram — Haugh 1 how came you by those lofty walls? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Oh, Cousin Monica, your poor Maud — where is she to turn? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Oh, Mary, Mary, what am I to do? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Ohl wo n’t you come with me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | One o’clock? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Ought We to Visit Her.? |
uiug.30112049089144 | People sneered, and said he might as well go as wait to be kicked out. ’ ‘ Were there law- suits about all this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Quince is with you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Quite alone, in this solitary spot, detected and overtaken with an awful instinct by my enemy, what might not be about to happen to me at that moment? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Rusk- a, poor woman, I try to swallow a little to please her. ’ ‘ And your cold, is it better? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Ruthyn, I hope, quite well? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Ruthyn, of Knowl? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Shall we go up? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Shall we send for a. doctor? |
uiug.30112049089144 | She has a place in Derbyshire. ’ ‘ Derbyshire~ that is one of your English counties, is it not? |
uiug.30112049089144 | She is quite well, I hope? ’ ‘ Quite well, thank you, Madame. ’ Some fishing questions, dropped from time to time, fared no better. |
uiug.30112049089144 | She ’s a dowdy — don’t you see? |
uiug.30112049089144 | So soon as I had got some of my things on, I said — ‘ Is there a pretty view from the window? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Madame. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Speak out, ca n’t you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Suppose we try? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Suppose you try Wales or Scotland, and climb up some of those fine mountains that look so well in winter? |
uiug.30112049089144 | The sun he is setting soon — where weel you remain, cheaile? |
uiug.30112049089144 | There is no harm, I hope? |
uiug.30112049089144 | There is no use in prevaricating. ’ ‘ Who wants to deny it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | There now, there, like a dear, do get into your room. ’ What was that dreadful sound? |
uiug.30112049089144 | There ’s any chap as has bin a- lookin ’ arter her — is there? ’ ‘ Eh bien! |
uiug.30112049089144 | There ’s no one a- haruunrz you — is there? |
uiug.30112049089144 | There ’s nobody following us? ’ ‘ No, Miss, dear. |
uiug.30112049089144 | These bigwigs do n’t return their cases sometimes so quickly as we could wish, ’ ‘ Then you have no opinion? ’ smiled my uncle. |
uiug.30112049089144 | They all love a me so moche, you will be delight. ’ ‘ How soon do we go? ’ I asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | They are/ very pretty buttons; are not they, Milly? |
uiug.30112049089144 | They poeters, they do love writing long yarns — don’t they? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Tom Fowkes says she ’s bin'two or three times to drink tea at Farmer Gray’s — now, could it be she ’s thinking to marry him? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Try, dear Mary; we can but fail. ’ ‘ Will you be very lonely, Miss, while I am away? ’ asked Mary, uneasily, as she lighted her candle. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Uncle Silas having risen, I hesitated, and began, ‘ Uncle, may I mention an occurrence — which I witnessed? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Upon my honour and soul, I mean no mischief; do I, Lollipop? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Viens- tu? |
uiug.30112049089144 | WHAT had I done to excite this ungovernable fury? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was I never to know peace at Bartram — Haugh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was I not consenting that my uncle Silas should be induced to second my breach of faith by a corresponding perfidy? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was I not departing from my engagement to my dear papa? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was I not sure of the society of my Cousin Millicent, who was about my own age? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was I right? ’ Again I assented. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was Mary Quince to accompany me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was ever so unfortunate a creature as I? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it all good and true, or a. heresy and a witchcraft? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it his impertinent plan, with this show of respect and ceremony, to drag me into a clandestine correspondence? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it not important- — had I not deliberately undertaken it — and was I not bound in con- science? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it not quite possible that my sojourn in Derbyshire might turn out a happy though very quiet remembrance through all my after- life? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it prayer — what was it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it really the arrival of a governess? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it shame P Was there not a shade of horror in it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was it utter hypocrisy, or it at any time a vein of sincerity in it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Was, then, all his kindness but a phosphoric radiance covering something colder and more awful than the grave? |
uiug.30112049089144 | We are all mortal, and there are three years and some months to go; how will it be then? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Well — wouldn’t it go to the heir- at- law and next of kin? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Well, then, Maud, will you enlighten us? ’ smd Uncle Silas, coldly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Well, you ca n’t; but I can see beyond it — shall I tell you what? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Were I to answer this handsome and cunning fool according to his folly, in what position should I find myself? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Were such immeasurable treason and hypocrisy possible? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Were we pursued? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Were‘not peculiarities of Madame ’s demeanour md advice during the adventure partly accounted for by the sug- gestion? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What are ye afeard on, lass? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What could he take me for? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What could that rulfian, Hawkes, be doing in the house? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What did I ever do to vex you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What do you cry for, little fool? ’ ‘ You ’ ve hurt me very much — you have broken my finger, ’ I sobbed. |
uiug.30112049089144 | What do you mean, girl? ’ ‘ They wo n’t let ye oot. |
uiug.30112049089144 | What do you mean? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What do you say? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What does signify whether it is forty or only fourteen years? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What good can you gain by my ruin? ’ ‘ Rueen! |
uiug.30112049089144 | What had I done to be afraid of anyone? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What had I done? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What is he? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What is in his will, and when he wrote? ’ ‘ But, Madame, I really know nothing of it. |
uiug.30112049089144 | What is it all? — nothing. |
uiug.30112049089144 | What is it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What is this pretty plant? ’ ‘ We call that Maud ’s myrtle. |
uiug.30112049089144 | What is two, three days? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What remains for me—~what remains? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What shall I call her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What signifies, even to me, my extrication? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What time or place would be happy if we gave ourselves over to dismal imaginations? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What was he like? ’ s'aid Milly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | What was in that basket? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What was it to you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What was proposed? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What was this sum to me, great as it seemed? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What were those dangers which Meg Hawkes seemed to think so great and so imminent as to induce her to risk her lover ’s safety for my de- liverance? |
uiug.30112049089144 | What would your papa think of it if he found that I had been writing to him, and seeing him without his permission? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Whatisit? ’- ‘ All a mistake, of course. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Where have you met — eh, Dudley? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Where is your brother, Milly; is not he older than you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Where is your faith? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Where on earth did your uncle pick him up? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Where should we go? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Where ’s your gallantry? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Which of my ancestors had begirt me with an impassable barrier in this horrible strait? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Which ’ av I use of violence or of sweetness the most? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who are you, my dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who could have fancied or feared such a thing? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who had entered my father ’s chamber? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who is she like? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who makes your dresses, my dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who was Mr. Charke? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who were these Swedenborgians who had got about him — no one could tell how — and held him so fast to the close of his life? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Who will receive our testimony? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why are you so easily disturbed? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why did I remain silent and motionless while such an outrage was being committed? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why do n’t you drink some? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why do you look frightened? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why do you persecute me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why had I been conveyed back with such mystery? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why have I said this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why should I be afraid? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why should I be so rum? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why should it not? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why should you fear to be near the body? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why was Dudley concealed about the place P Why was I a prisoner within the walls? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why was Madame here? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why'was Dudley there P Could a more ominous combination be imagined? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why, cheaile, what would good Monsieur Ruthyn sayif he heard such thing? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Why, you know that ’s just what I come here for — don’t you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Will you excuse me? ’ said the Captain blandly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Will you please conduct me to the room? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Will you shake hands? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Wo n’t you tell me why? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Wo n’t you, Doctor Bryerly? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Would not that he pity? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Would not you like to lie down, Miss Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Would you make some sacrifice to clear that name, Maud? ’ I answered briefly; but my face, I believe, showed my enthu- siasm. |
uiug.30112049089144 | Wy I like Church Scarsdale? |
uiug.30112049089144 | You ca n’t stop it, and why on earth should you if you could? |
uiug.30112049089144 | You do n’t mean love? ’ exclaimed Lady Knollys, puzzled in her turn. |
uiug.30112049089144 | You do n’t think him ill — looking ill, I mean? |
uiug.30112049089144 | You have zeal — have you nerve? ’ I thought in such a cause I had nerve for anything. |
uiug.30112049089144 | You know him, Milly? ’ I said. |
uiug.30112049089144 | You saw him, Milly, at Bartram, before Maud came? ’ Yes, she had, when he called there to see her father. |
uiug.30112049089144 | You think I do n’t mean it?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | You were not at those places? ’ ‘ I wish I may —, ’ began the ingenuous youth, with increased vehemence. |
uiug.30112049089144 | You wo n’t make a noise? |
uiug.30112049089144 | You ’d be pleasanter somewhere else — with Lady Knollys, for instance, eh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | You ’ve bin chaflin’—- w’y should n’t I P But I do n’t see why she ca n’t wait a bit; and what ’s all the d —— d hurry for? |
uiug.30112049089144 | Your uncle, he tell me, I may use my discretion. ’ ‘ Is there any water? |
uiug.30112049089144 | \Vas it the thick line beneath the word ‘ Dover, ’ that was so uncalled for, and gave me a faint but terrible sense of some- thing preconcerted? |
uiug.30112049089144 | \Vas my uncle justly indignant? |
uiug.30112049089144 | \Vas there no escape from the dreadful companion whom fate had assigned me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | \Vhy had I been so shamelessly deceived? |
uiug.30112049089144 | \Vhy is it that this form of ambition — curiosity — which entered into the temptation of our first parent, is so specially hard to resist? |
uiug.30112049089144 | \~11 Y m A I) a'glh/ llu fin? |
uiug.30112049089144 | _ ‘ Am I to accept this as an overture? ’ said my father to his voluble cousin. |
uiug.30112049089144 | _ ‘ Would not you like to see the Doctor, Miss Maud? ’ asked Mary Quince. |
uiug.30112049089144 | and I ’m Sir Simon Sugarstick — so called after 01d Sir Simon, ma’am; and I ’m so tall and straight, Miss, and slim — ain’t I? |
uiug.30112049089144 | and are you awake still P ’ ‘ Is papa ill? |
uiug.30112049089144 | and claws, by that scheming apothecary — the statement that I was defrauding you by cutting down timber upon the grounds?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | and do nout but what pleases yourselves, wo n’t you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | and ever so sweet, my honey, when you come to know me, just like a sugarstick; ai n’t I, Lolly, boy? |
uiug.30112049089144 | and lends a hand in the garden, I believe. ’ ‘ Do you know his name, Mary? |
uiug.30112049089144 | and what ’s she dressed like? |
uiug.30112049089144 | and where ’s the complaint then? ’ I simply answered, rather fiercely, ‘ Be good enough to leave me. ’ ‘ Well, I make no objections, mind. |
uiug.30112049089144 | and who told you? ’ Milly seemed all on a. sudden highly interested. |
uiug.30112049089144 | constituted her my guardian? |
uiug.30112049089144 | daughter, ma’am? |
uiug.30112049089144 | dear — is he? |
uiug.30112049089144 | do? |
uiug.30112049089144 | does n’t she, Quinzy, lass? |
uiug.30112049089144 | elle a le cerveau mal tz'mbré. ’ ‘ Oh, Mary, Mary, is it gone — is it gone? |
uiug.30112049089144 | es- tn bien loin encore? |
uiug.30112049089144 | granddaughter, by Jove, is it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | he said- —-'Anything more, dear child? |
uiug.30112049089144 | here. ’ ‘ You wo n’t allow me and my maid to pass the gate? |
uiug.30112049089144 | it ’s you, is it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | loving and faithful kinsman and friend, ‘ SILAS RUTHYN. ’ ‘ ls not it a ln'nd letter? ’ I said, while tears stood in my eyes. |
uiug.30112049089144 | my dear a. Maud — you can not walk so far. ’ ‘ Well, towards home, then. ’ ‘ And wy not a this way? |
uiug.30112049089144 | or private spies of your own P — or, perhaps, my servants, bribed with my poor brother ’s money?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | out your dresses and help to sew them? |
uiug.30112049089144 | planted by you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | said I ‘ Well, Miss, what of that? |
uiug.30112049089144 | she has been presented to you down- stairs, has she? |
uiug.30112049089144 | sir — how am Ito find the key?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | taken away P Where is she F Where have they brought her to? |
uiug.30112049089144 | tell us quickly how is Uncle Silas? ’ ‘ We thought he was gone, Miss, this morning, but doing fairly now; doctor says in a trance like. |
uiug.30112049089144 | th'eh shall it he? |
uiug.30112049089144 | this is Lord Lollipop, here, a reg’lar charmer, would n’t hurt a fly, hey, Lolly? |
uiug.30112049089144 | this way? |
uiug.30112049089144 | thoroughly frightened, after an ineffectual struggle, during which 1 heard Madame say, ‘ You fool, Maud, weel you come with me? |
uiug.30112049089144 | uVothing, Miss, ’ answered Mary, in contagious whispers, ‘ but that wooden- legged chap, standin ’ hard by the door. ’* And no one with him? |
uiug.30112049089144 | vas- tu venir? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ward? |
uiug.30112049089144 | was it all well with you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | was not she? |
uiug.30112049089144 | wat is there to conceal? |
uiug.30112049089144 | what are you after now? ’ she cried, as she drew near. |
uiug.30112049089144 | what brings you here? ’ cried Milly, nearly as much startled as I at the intrusion. |
uiug.30112049089144 | what fancy has taken possession of you now? ’ she cried. |
uiug.30112049089144 | what is to become of me P Am I never to shake off that vindictive, terrible woman? ’ Mary said all she could to console me. |
uiug.30112049089144 | what shall I do? |
uiug.30112049089144 | what shall I do? |
uiug.30112049089144 | what ’s the matter? |
uiug.30112049089144 | when the lady glanced over my shoulder, and she knew me — in fact, we knew one another — and who do you think she was? |
uiug.30112049089144 | where away P And leave me alone in this dread- ful solitude, where he knows I shall die of fear and grief with- out you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | who could guess what thoughts were passing behind that white-fillited forehead? |
uiug.30112049089144 | who ’d send for the doctor? |
uiug.30112049089144 | whom might he not have captivated? |
uiug.30112049089144 | why have you done this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | will no one relieve me — will no one take her away? |
uiug.30112049089144 | you fatigue, ma chere? |
uiug.30112049089144 | you — how came you here P Dost ’ eer? |
uiug.30112049089144 | you ’re as white as that handkerchief — what ’s the matter? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ A chair? ’ he said, pointing to a seat. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ A libel, I suppose, in the paper? ’ he said, extending his hand for it. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Ah, pray excuse me, may I take a great liberty? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Am I going with you, Miss Maud? ’ I burst into tears and clasped her in my arms. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And arn’t ye making a plaguy row about nothin’? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And did his keys discover anything? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And for what? ’ ‘ Poor mamma is buried there. ’ ‘ Is there the vault? ’ demanded Madame, eagerly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And for what? ’ ‘ Poor mamma is buried there. ’ ‘ Is there the vault? ’ demanded Madame, eagerly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And how could he fancy such a thing? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And how do you show your gratitude? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And how is she named — what is Mademoiselle ’s name? ’ said the tall stranger. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And is she civil? ’ he asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And now tell me, child, what these recollections of Church — Ohurch — what? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And what do you think his complaint is? ’ I asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And what make ye alone here? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And what of the rest of the servants, are they better? ’ he resumed. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And what sort of person is she — do you like her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And where was it, my dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And where ’s Pegtop? ’ ‘ At t’other side, somewhere; how should I know where he be? ’ she replied. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And where ’s Pegtop? ’ ‘ At t’other side, somewhere; how should I know where he be? ’ she replied. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And who is that? ’ pursued my cousin. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And why afraid, Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And why does not Madame make your dresses, my dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And why not, huzzy? ’ demanded my cousin, who was less incensed at the affront than I expected. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And why the puck do n’t you let her out, you stupe, you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And you are to give this letter to Lady Knollys, at Elverston; you know Elverston, do n’t you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And you must have these apples — won’t you? ’ We had brought in our basket two or three of those splendid apples for. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And you saw a good deal of my uncle? ’ ‘ Well, a good deal, Miss Ruthyn — I may say a good deal — principally at his own house. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ And, my dear Maud, did not your poor father speak to you as if it was something serious? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Andwhoishe? ’ UNCLE suns. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Are a you coming? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Are not those gipsies? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Are you Mary Quince? ’ asked my lady cousin. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Are you a good whip — do you drive well? ’ ‘ I ’ll drive a plough wi ’ most lads hereabout, ’ answered Tom. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Are you quite well, dear? ’ asked Lady Knollys, as she came to meet and kiss me. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ BUI, after all, ’ he suddenly resumed, as if a. new thought had struck him, ‘ is it quite such folly, after all? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Bring us a couple 0 ’ glasses and a bottle 0 ’ curagoa; what are you fear’d on, my dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ But you did not suspect him, Cousin Knollys? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ But you did not flirt with Mr. Carysbroke, Maud, did you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ But you must tell me all you know of her history. ’ ‘ Her history? ’ echoed she. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ But, of course, the lid ’s not on; you ’ve not screwed him down, hey? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Ca n’t you do that, cousin? ’ whispered Milly to me, with an impatient nudge. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Can I see my uncle for a moment? ’ ‘ He ’s tired, and not a word from him all day long; 318 UNCLE SILAS. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Can we see it from this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Certainly, Madame. ’ ‘ You will not forget? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Come, Maud, you would not be ill- natured, sure? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Come, dear cheaile, take a your bag; do n’t mind the rugs, they are safe enough. ’ ‘ But where are we to go? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Come, lass, what name shall I give you? ’ cried Milly, one morning, bursting into my room in a state of alarming hilarity. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Come, will ye? ’ said Dudley, grinding his teeth. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Detectives? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Did I say anything very bad? ’ asked poor Milly, standing exactly before me, so soon as our door was shut. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Did not you read the curious trial at York, the other day? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Do you mean to say, Madame, that you really think those chisellings and screws are forty years old? ’ ‘ How can I tell, cheaile? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Do you mean to say, Madame, that you really think those chisellings and screws are forty years old? ’ ‘ How can I tell, cheaile? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Do you think he is in danger? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Do you think, girls, you could be ready to come away with me, if Silas gives leave, in an hour or two? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Do you wish to say anything, my poor Meg? ’ I asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Do you? ’ said I, remembering that he had sat beside her for 288 UNCLE SILAS. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Does anyone sleep in her room? ’. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ For ’ ow long time, dear, will Lady Knollys remain?" |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Go? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Going down to see that poor girl there?" |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Have you any idea, Maud, darling, what this service may be? ’ she enquired, with a grave and anxious curiosity 1n ner countenance. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Have you anything to remark about Noah? ’ enquired her father, with a polite inclination and an ironical interest. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Have you seen that young man before, Quince? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Hew long have you had that woman? ’ she asked suddenly, after, for her, a. very long rumination. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How do ye like the taste 0 ’ that? ’ roared Dickon, from his post'of observation. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How do you do, Madam? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How do you do, Miss? ’ he said, extending his hand, and greeting me after his ungallant fashion, as if it were an after- thought. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How do you find yourself to- day, Meg? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How is Madame? ’ I asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How is Uncle Silas? ’ I eagerly enquired. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How was this done? ’'I had no reply but shrieks of laughter, and one of those Wal- purgis dances in which she excelled. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ How? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I am fatigue — maybe you will read it aloud to me slowly and solemnly, my dearest Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I asked whether Maud was likely to return soon? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I did not choose to visit at his house. ’ ‘ Was that before the dreadful occurrence at Bartram- Haugh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I do not know, but the old woman — wat is her name?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I do n’t know whether he came or no, ’ she replied; ‘ but what makes you take that in your head? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I hope, Miss, you are pretty well? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I know it; but it is right you should answer; have you or have you not? ’ I had to clear my voice twice or thrice. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I mean, for instance, if he were allowed to keep the allowance for your maintenance — eh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I suppose you have explained everything satisfactorily to Mr.v Ruthyn, in whose house I find you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I think you know that my uncle is a religious man?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I ’ve been expected? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ I'm going this minute — I — I want to know ’ —-another glance at the door — ‘ are you really quite comfortable here? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Ill 1 is she? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ In the name of wonder, what does my cousin mean? ’ asked Lady Knollys. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Is he kind to you.9 ’ ‘ Very kind — most gentle and afi'ectionate. ’ ‘ Why does n’t he keep company with you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Is he worse, Milly? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Is there mzything? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Isshe your wife? ’ ‘ Is she my wife? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Isshe your wife? ’ ‘ Is she my wife? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ It was better before the storm though; but it is very good still. ’ Then a little pause, and ‘ Do you know this country at all? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ It will come again; it will come; oh, heaven I ’ ‘ What — what is it, Maud? ’ ‘ The face! |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Itisarnistake — isit? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Lady Georgina? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Madame, what o’clock is it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Mary — Mary, what can it be P ’ ‘ Are they beating some one down yonder? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Maud, how shall I recover this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ May I speak to him? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ May I — ever so little — just a leaf? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ May Rusk give or send him a message fiom me, dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Maybe mine ’s a thought too short? ’ she suggested. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Maybe on the back? ’ said she. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Maybe you ’d like a little tea, Miss? ’ insinuated Mary Quince. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Milly told me, when we saw him in the Windmill Wood. ’ ‘ And who told you, ’ Milly? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Milly, my dear, will you put on your hat and show me the grounds about the house? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Mind ye, Miss, coom what will, ye’ll not tell 0 ’ me? ’ ‘ Whar ’ ill ye go now, Tom? ’ inquired Meg, uneasily. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Mind ye, Miss, coom what will, ye’ll not tell 0 ’ me? ’ ‘ Whar ’ ill ye go now, Tom? ’ inquired Meg, uneasily. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Mr. Dudley Ruthyn is not at home? ’ Iwhispered to old Wyat. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Mr. Silas Ruthyn is a religious man? ’ ‘ Oh, very! |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ No offence, Miss, but you ’re sure you did n’t hide it? ’ I was beginning to grow seriously uncomfortable. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ No — a, ’ she repeated in the same blunt accents; ‘ I did n’t snore; did I? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Not Monica? ’ he said, as he took it. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Nothing, Milly; you are doing admirably. ’ ‘ And I do look a great fool, do n’t I? ’ she demanded. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Now, what do you see there? ’ he asked, pointing horizontally with his stick towards the centre of the opposite structure. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Oh no! ’ ‘ Nor ill- use you in any way i"‘ No. ’ ‘ Upon your honour and word, Maud? ’ ‘ No. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Oh, dear Cousin Monica, do tell me — is she — is.she rery wicked? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Oh, papa, I have such a thing to tell you I ’ I forgot to call him ‘ Sir. ’ ‘ A secret; and you wo n’t say who told you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Oharke! — what about him P — who ’s Charke? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Ohl the little pin with the red top? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Perhaps she ’s asleep? ’ said Lady Knollys, getting round to the side of the bed, and stooping over her. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Pray, gentlemen, wat you want? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Pray, who made this key? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Shall I go, sir? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Shall we go out for a little walk? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Shall we have lunch, Miss? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ She came in the beginning of February — nearly ten months ago — is not it? ’ ‘ And who sent her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ She came in the beginning of February — nearly ten months ago — is not it? ’ ‘ And who sent her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ She knows I hate it. ’ ‘ She does? ’ said Mrs. Rusk, quietly; ‘ and you did not tell her nothing about the basket? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ She knows I hate it. ’ ‘ She does? ’ said Mrs. Rusk, quietly; ‘ and you did not tell her nothing about the basket? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ So am I, dear Maud. ’ ‘ But ca n’t you stay a little longer; wo n’t you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ So that ’s Madame de la Rougierre? ’ at length exclaimed Lady Knollys, with a very stately disdain. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ So, Mademoiselle, you have married, it seems, since I had last the honour of seeing you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ So, for future you are gouvernante andI the cheaile for you to command — is not so? — and you must direct where we shall walk. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Sometimes, when the curate calls, he has me up — for he ’s as religious as six, he is — and they read Bible and prays, ho — don’t they? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Suppose I should bring you to Lady Knollys, and place you in her charge, what would a you do then for poor Madame? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Surely, Maud, you do n’t wish to deceive your guardian? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ That I now act to spare you pain? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ That I ’ve been self- denying when you made me a generous offer? ’ he continued. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ That ’s the thin fellow, wi ’ the sharp look, and the shiny black coat, that went up just now? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ The old Can you see them? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Then how do you account for that? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ They ’re a- tellin ’ lies. ’ ‘ Who? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ This room is not got up like Mr. Ruthyn ’s: does he talk of furnishing and making things a little smart? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ To think of a young fellow like that, and his wife, poor thing, not dead a year — maybe she ’s got money? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Tom, what is your other name,—Tom what, my good man? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Uncle Silas is very religious? ’ I said, not quite liking Lady Knollys ’ looks. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Vat ’ av you done to injure poor Madame? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Very welcome, Miss, hoping you are very well. ’ ‘ All well, and you are well, Mary? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Vhat has perverted you? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Was he? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Was not she nicer? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Was not the doctor sent for? ’ I asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Was there not a doctor from London with him a few months ago? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Wat hour, my dear Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Wat is her name? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Wat you mean, my dear cheaile? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ We have been waiting to hear how your poor patient is to- day? ’ I said. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Well now, dear Maud, have not I told you fifty times over to have nothing to say to him? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Well, Miss, I suppose it is; but there ’s a deal 0 ’ mountains — is not there? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Well, dear, how is our friend the milliner? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Well, shall we come in? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Well, we ’ll come now; and what shall I call you, Quince? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Well, yes; father told her, and so I knew him. ’ ‘ What could he mean? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Well, you go round that a- way, and you only look at her, you know, for she is such fool — so nairvous. ’ ‘ Oh, is that the way with her? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What brings you here, miss? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What can it be? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What did you see, Miss? ’ repeated Mary. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What do you think, sir? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What does the child mean? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What has become of my gipsy pin? ’ I demanded, with an unaccountable sinking of the heart. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What has there ever been, sir, in my conduct, words, or looks, to warrant this unparalleled audacity? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What is all this? ’ he enquired, drily. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What is it now, Miss? ’ snarled the querulous old woman, with her shrivelled fingers on the door- handle. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What is it, Mary P what can it be? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What is my darling crying for? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ What name, dearest cheaile? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ When does he leave Knowl? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ When is he to return? ’~ When he wants money. ’ 302 UNCLE suns. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who are you, sir? ’ demanded our romantic acquaintance, with military sternness. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who came in the chaise, L’Amour? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who can Mary be? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who ever said I would n’t go look at the girl? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who is Pegtop? ’ I asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who is coming, Mrs. Rusk? ’ Well, she only knew his name. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who is she? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who would have thought you so cunning? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who ’s there? ’ I cried, in extremity of horror, expecting I knew not whom. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Who? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Why do n’t a you stop the carriage? ’ sneered Madame. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Why do you say that, Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Will you explain, my dear? ’ he asked, in his coldest and most sarcastic tone.' |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Will you have something, Dudley? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Will you make a guess? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Will you tell? ’ ‘ Yes, yes! |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Wy could not Lady Knollys come herself and leesten to the keyhole to make her report? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Ye mean to get along out 0 ’ this? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Yes or no? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Yes, a relation; but who told you he was Mr. Carysbroke?' |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Yes, and really, Austin, it is quite clear you ought to marry; you want some one to take this girl out, and look after her, and who ’s to do it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Yes, dear, ’ said she, her eyes following mine; ‘ who ’d have supposed he could ever have — have fallen under so horrible a suspicion? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Yes, ’ m, I — please, my lady. ’ ‘ And no one else? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Ye’ll all come when ye like, will ye? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You do n’t think he is, Cousin Monica? ’ said I. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You have resolved wisely and well, ’ said he, briskly, like a man who has got a care of? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You hear, my dear child, you hear her deny everything; what am 1 to think? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You mean your father? ’ suggested Lady Knollys. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You saw him, of course? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You saw the luggage corded and addressed, as it stands ready for removal in the hall? ’ he asked. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You spoke? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You think? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You wait on my little cousin, Miss Ruthyn, do n't you? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ m, ’ said Mary, in her genteelest way. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You wo n’t gi’e me that, then? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ You ’re surprised, I dare say, to see me here so soon again? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ Your hair ’s a shade darker than mine — it ’s none the better 0 ‘ that though — is it? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ ‘ Of course you come armed with an opinion? ’ said my smiling uncle, insinuatingly. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘ “ Suppose I did mean precisely that, why should I forfeit any- thing? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘\Vas not that the breakfast bell? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘\Vell, knowing that he is so too, and having yourself expe- rienced the power of religion, do not you think him deserving of every confidence? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ‘\Vhat other arrangements do you mean, my dear cheaile? ’ enquired Madame. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ As he made his will, my dear? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ Av I not been always kind to you, Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ Av you ever see a ghost, my dear? ’ ‘ Do, Madame, pray speak of something else. ’ ‘ Wat little fool! |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ Twas just to tell the Gov’nor how I ’d said ’ twas Cormoran that came by the po’shay last night. ’ ‘ And who is Cormoran? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ Twould be very nice thing, Mary Queence, do n’t you think? ’'- I was sitting now on the bedside, crying in mere despair. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ and then stopped short, ad‘ling only, ‘ may I speak to you now? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ exclaimed my uncle, with a prolonged intonation which plainly said, Is that the mighty matter? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ he continued; ‘ how has Dudley insulted you, my dear child? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ or ‘ Are you cold- a, dear Maud? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ A cold — feverish and rheumatic, she says. ’ ‘ Oh, a cold; is she up, or in bed? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ And for how long have you been residing here? ’ I persisted, in the same resentful vein. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ Come, lass, what do you mean? ’ ‘ He be old Silas ’s miller, and what ’s that to thee? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ Come, lass, what do you mean? ’ ‘ He be old Silas ’s miller, and what ’s that to thee? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ Concluded? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ Do you like, for example, to go to that French Pension? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ Eh? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ How old, child? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ The wretchesl Of course, Uncle Silas — of course, he ’s inno- cent? |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ Weakness, or what? ’ ‘ One 0 ’ them fits. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ What ’s that, child? ’ said my father ’s voice, very near. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ What ’s that? ’ said I, turning sharply to Mary Quince. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ Yes, Maud, we must go — wat matter? ’ whispered Madame vehemently. |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ You are going to Monsieur Ruthyn?-—very good! |
uiug.30112049089144 | ’ ‘ You ’d have me cry, would ye? |
uiug.30112049089144 | “ Was it possible that Captain Oakley was married?' |
uva.x000023153 | About curiosities?" |
uva.x000023153 | And what put that into your head? |
uva.x000023153 | Any ghosts?" |
uva.x000023153 | As for instance?" |
uva.x000023153 | At you, do you mean — so wickedly?" |
uva.x000023153 | Because you've made up your mind? |
uva.x000023153 | Before what?" |
uva.x000023153 | But who'11 get him tc come down? |
uva.x000023153 | By writing to him that his house is poisoned and his little nephew and niece mad?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean I shall invent a pretext for running away?" |
uva.x000023153 | It's all over then? |
uva.x000023153 | One by one?" |
uva.x000023153 | Only to tell on you —?" |
uva.x000023153 | She's with her?" |
uva.x000023153 | The Grand Duke?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then who will be?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then you've found out for yourself that she's 322 THE LIAR — what do you call it? — tender and true? |
uva.x000023153 | Then you've found out for yourself that she's 322 THE LIAR — what do you call it? — tender and true? |
uva.x000023153 | Used to be? |
uva.x000023153 | What made you think that? |
uva.x000023153 | Why not now?" |
uva.x000023153 | You came?" |
uva.x000023153 | 'Divine'? |
uva.x000023153 | 'Him'? uva.x000023153 'Thank God'?" |
uva.x000023153 | 132 THE AS PERN PAPERSAnd did you guess — have you any idea? |
uva.x000023153 | A friend — you? |
uva.x000023153 | A gentleman? |
uva.x000023153 | A horror? |
uva.x000023153 | A portrait? uva.x000023153 A pretext?" |
uva.x000023153 | Afraid of what? |
uva.x000023153 | Ah how can you? |
uva.x000023153 | Ah of course she's a jolly'perfect'lady; but after all I'm a fellow, do n't you see? uva.x000023153 Ah the Gwythers are coming?" |
uva.x000023153 | Ah then is that what you've stayed over for? |
uva.x000023153 | Ah then you think I've got something? |
uva.x000023153 | Ah then you've heard? uva.x000023153 Ah what is her name?" |
uva.x000023153 | Ah you know about that? |
uva.x000023153 | Ah you know her then? |
uva.x000023153 | All alone — that child? |
uva.x000023153 | Alone? |
uva.x000023153 | An old mummy? |
uva.x000023153 | And about me? |
uva.x000023153 | And always with the same lady? |
uva.x000023153 | And did she answer him? |
uva.x000023153 | And did she appear to recognise the Colonel — did she look round? |
uva.x000023153 | And did she believe you had destroyed them? |
uva.x000023153 | And did she show you that? uva.x000023153 And did they repeat what you said?" |
uva.x000023153 | And did you see any one? |
uva.x000023153 | And did you suggest that? uva.x000023153 And do n't you see anything else?" |
uva.x000023153 | And do you mean your comrade was literally buried alive? |
uva.x000023153 | And do you think she did it? |
uva.x000023153 | And dressed —? |
uva.x000023153 | And for another thing? |
uva.x000023153 | And give them to you? |
uva.x000023153 | And have you ever painted her? |
uva.x000023153 | And have you seen him? |
uva.x000023153 | And how did he get out? |
uva.x000023153 | And how much will you, Miles, have to tell him? uva.x000023153 And if I am myself, you mean? |
uva.x000023153 | And if he was so bad then as that comes to, how is he such an angel now? |
uva.x000023153 | And if she is there —? |
uva.x000023153 | And in winter do you work at night? |
uva.x000023153 | And is the record yours? uva.x000023153 And is your aunt alone now?" |
uva.x000023153 | And left there? |
uva.x000023153 | And not see the rest? |
uva.x000023153 | And she — did n't she like him? |
uva.x000023153 | And should you like him to write our story? |
uva.x000023153 | And the little boy — does he look like her? uva.x000023153 And these things came round —?" |
uva.x000023153 | And to his uncle? |
uva.x000023153 | And to the boy himself? |
uva.x000023153 | And what became of him? |
uva.x000023153 | And what did she say? uva.x000023153 And what did she say?" |
uva.x000023153 | And what did she say? |
uva.x000023153 | And what did the former governess die of? uva.x000023153 And what did you do?" |
uva.x000023153 | And what did you say? |
uva.x000023153 | And what do you call'everything'? |
uva.x000023153 | And what do you say about them? |
uva.x000023153 | And what do your servants say? |
uva.x000023153 | And what good will you have done me if after all you wo n't show them? |
uva.x000023153 | And what is your remedy? |
uva.x000023153 | And what may that be? |
uva.x000023153 | And what on earth —? |
uva.x000023153 | And what other people now? |
uva.x000023153 | And what would your aunt say to that? |
uva.x000023153 | And when did they discover the havoc? |
uva.x000023153 | And when did you go down? |
uva.x000023153 | And where's Master Miles? |
uva.x000023153 | And where's Miles? |
uva.x000023153 | And who's to make him? |
uva.x000023153 | And without coming nearer? |
uva.x000023153 | And wo n't she have disposed of that? |
uva.x000023153 | And you ca n't say I've not been awfully good, can you? |
uva.x000023153 | And you could bear it? |
uva.x000023153 | And you never told him? |
uva.x000023153 | And you want to paint his inner man? |
uva.x000023153 | Are n't they mostly lies? |
uva.x000023153 | Are n't you a little afraid, after all, of keeping such a sum as that in the house? |
uva.x000023153 | Are n't you coming to see me? |
uva.x000023153 | Are you afraid he'll corrupt you? |
uva.x000023153 | Are you going to- day? |
uva.x000023153 | Are you trying to frighten me? |
uva.x000023153 | Are your rooms too dear? uva.x000023153 As a visitor?" |
uva.x000023153 | As yet mere lovely babies? uva.x000023153 At school?" |
uva.x000023153 | Awkward? uva.x000023153 Beautiful?" |
uva.x000023153 | Because of you? |
uva.x000023153 | Because the thing had been such a scare? |
uva.x000023153 | Because they're so fine? |
uva.x000023153 | Before what? |
uva.x000023153 | Bread and butter? uva.x000023153 Burnt it?" |
uva.x000023153 | But are n't they all —? |
uva.x000023153 | But did the children give you a reason? |
uva.x000023153 | But do they mind your speaking of it? uva.x000023153 But for what?" |
uva.x000023153 | But he is hand- some? |
uva.x000023153 | But how did you get into the garden? |
uva.x000023153 | But how do you know? |
uva.x000023153 | But if I had, by your idea, gone out —? |
uva.x000023153 | But if he is n't a gentleman —"What is he? uva.x000023153 But if the boat's there, where on earth's she?" |
uva.x000023153 | But if they are, Miss.? |
uva.x000023153 | But not about all? |
uva.x000023153 | But not to the degree to contaminate —"To contaminate? |
uva.x000023153 | But of what? |
uva.x000023153 | But of whom did you speak first? |
uva.x000023153 | But people do n't die when they like, do they? |
uva.x000023153 | But she does n't control her own arms and legs, does she? uva.x000023153 But she has n't been made so by indiscreet curi- osity, by persecution?" |
uva.x000023153 | But suppose I should have my own reasons for staying in Venice? |
uva.x000023153 | But surely the garden belongs to the house? |
uva.x000023153 | But was that all her reward? |
uva.x000023153 | But where in the world —? |
uva.x000023153 | But where is it one could take an advantage of her? |
uva.x000023153 | But who is she then — with such charming'cheek'? |
uva.x000023153 | But — a — which? |
uva.x000023153 | By going all the way round? |
uva.x000023153 | By will? |
uva.x000023153 | Ca n't see the water? uva.x000023153 Came how — from where?" |
uva.x000023153 | Could n't we sell it? |
uva.x000023153 | Could n't you for a good rent let me two or three? uva.x000023153 Could n't you get them away from her?" |
uva.x000023153 | Dear me, how can one describe one's hus- band? uva.x000023153 Destroyed them?" |
uva.x000023153 | Did Bly disagree with her so terribly all at once? |
uva.x000023153 | Did I steal? |
uva.x000023153 | Did he put that to you as a justi- fication? |
uva.x000023153 | Did she see anything in the boy —? |
uva.x000023153 | Did you know I might n't go back? |
uva.x000023153 | Did you mean francs or dollars? |
uva.x000023153 | Did you see the woman? |
uva.x000023153 | Did you take letters? — or other things? |
uva.x000023153 | Did you take letters? — or other things? |
uva.x000023153 | Did you tell her you'd burn them? |
uva.x000023153 | Died? |
uva.x000023153 | Do I show it? |
uva.x000023153 | Do I write? uva.x000023153 Do n't tell him what?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't they do enough? |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you mean should n't you have a better chance at me? |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you re- member how she turned up that day like the clown in the ring? |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you then love our sweet Flora? |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you think he's handsome? |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you? |
uva.x000023153 | Do the gentle- men say so? |
uva.x000023153 | Do what? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you fear for them? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you know him? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean I like people in proportion as they deceive? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean aware of him? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean because she's merciless? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean by his idea his proposal that I should grandmother his wife? uva.x000023153 Do you mean do n't people buy them? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean ever because of you? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean he's a stranger? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean his wife — that fellow's? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean if he thinks he has done things he has n't? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean in my corridor? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean of dislike? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean one with the children — cut- ting bread and butter? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean she ever did some- thing bad? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean you'11 write —? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean you've got them in there — and that I may see them? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean,she faltered"— of the lost?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you pity her — do you teach her to pity her- self? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you re- member, the day I saw you about the rooms, that you 72 THE ASPERN PAPERS offered us the use of your gondola? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you suppose it's something to which Jeffrey Aspern's letters and papers — I mean the things in her posses- sion — have reference? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you suppose she has some suspicion of me? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you think he —? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you write about him — do you pry into his life? |
uva.x000023153 | Do you write — do you write? |
uva.x000023153 | Do? |
uva.x000023153 | Does it lead to the haunted room? |
uva.x000023153 | Does my uncle think what you think? |
uva.x000023153 | Does she have them out often? uva.x000023153 Enough for them?" |
uva.x000023153 | Even now, when she may be near her end? |
uva.x000023153 | Everything he has seen? uva.x000023153 Everything?" |
uva.x000023153 | Expressive of what? |
uva.x000023153 | Fixed her? |
uva.x000023153 | For sheer terror? |
uva.x000023153 | For the children to come? uva.x000023153 For what then?" |
uva.x000023153 | Good- bye — good- bye? |
uva.x000023153 | Had n't you better have protection? |
uva.x000023153 | Hand- some? uva.x000023153 Hang it, what's all there?" |
uva.x000023153 | Happy? |
uva.x000023153 | Has anything happened? |
uva.x000023153 | Has n't she made a will for your benefit? uva.x000023153 Has she always kept you back so?" |
uva.x000023153 | Has she said to you since yesterday — except to repudiate heffamiliarity with anything so dreadful — a single'other word about Miss Jessel?" |
uva.x000023153 | Have n't I? |
uva.x000023153 | Have n't we heard that there have been all sorts of changes in all these years? uva.x000023153 Have you come to tell me you'll take the rooms 87 THE ASPERN PAPERS for six months more?" |
uva.x000023153 | Have you confidence, Miss Tina? uva.x000023153 Have you questioned Olimpia? |
uva.x000023153 | Have you seen him before? |
uva.x000023153 | Having to do with you? |
uva.x000023153 | He called to you in the night? |
uva.x000023153 | He has been a great deal in India — is n't he rather cele- brated? |
uva.x000023153 | He only peeps? |
uva.x000023153 | He repeated your words to Quint? |
uva.x000023153 | He then prevaricated about it — he said he had n't? |
uva.x000023153 | He was wonderful, was n't he? |
uva.x000023153 | He's ready to die then? |
uva.x000023153 | Her confidence? uva.x000023153 His effect?" |
uva.x000023153 | His having been here and the time they were with him? |
uva.x000023153 | How can I if you do n't imagine? |
uva.x000023153 | How can I prevent it? |
uva.x000023153 | How can I stop with her, you mean? uva.x000023153 How can I tell? |
uva.x000023153 | How can she possibly have changed their place herself? uva.x000023153 How can you be higher than you are?" |
uva.x000023153 | How can you be sure? |
uva.x000023153 | How can you choose — how can you choose? |
uva.x000023153 | How could you have doubted it? uva.x000023153 How did you know I was there?" |
uva.x000023153 | How do you all like her here? |
uva.x000023153 | How do you communicate? |
uva.x000023153 | How do you know what I think? |
uva.x000023153 | How for me, dear Miss Tina? uva.x000023153 How in the world did she get in?" |
uva.x000023153 | How long was he here? |
uva.x000023153 | How much does she want you to have? |
uva.x000023153 | How otherwise should I have been bad enough? |
uva.x000023153 | How then do you know it now? uva.x000023153 How will it do you a lot of good?" |
uva.x000023153 | I did n't promise to deceive, did I? uva.x000023153 I do n't believe you often have lived in such a house, eh?" |
uva.x000023153 | I have it from you then — for it's of great importance — that he was definitely and admittedly bad? |
uva.x000023153 | I hope you did n't go for it? |
uva.x000023153 | I may have it — do you mean you give it to me? |
uva.x000023153 | I ought n't to tell you if I knew, ought I? |
uva.x000023153 | I quite understand your feeling,I hastened to reply; but I thought it after an instant not opposed to this concession to pursue:"Did she die here?" |
uva.x000023153 | If I had told her do you think she'd have sent for you? |
uva.x000023153 | If I tell you why, will you understand? |
uva.x000023153 | If I were a relation —? |
uva.x000023153 | If he knew I was'happy'then — which, by the way, is none of his business, nor of yours either — why in the world did he come? |
uva.x000023153 | If she did n't live in a big house how could it be a question of her having rooms to spare? uva.x000023153 If she had what?" |
uva.x000023153 | If you think it? |
uva.x000023153 | If you write books do n't you sell them? |
uva.x000023153 | Ill- advised? |
uva.x000023153 | Immediately — do you mean to- day? |
uva.x000023153 | In Harley Street? |
uva.x000023153 | In Munich? |
uva.x000023153 | In answer to the letter? |
uva.x000023153 | In her bed —? |
uva.x000023153 | In her successor's place,I suggested,"I should have wished to learn if the office brought with it —""Necessary danger to life?" |
uva.x000023153 | In spite of the difference —? |
uva.x000023153 | In spite of their being compromising?"Compromising? |
uva.x000023153 | In the Grand Duke's? uva.x000023153 In the secretary?" |
uva.x000023153 | In the trunk? |
uva.x000023153 | Inhuman? uva.x000023153 Intention?" |
uva.x000023153 | Is he really bad? |
uva.x000023153 | Is it done for? |
uva.x000023153 | Is n't anybody going? |
uva.x000023153 | Is n't it a luxury, precisely? uva.x000023153 Is n't it just a proof of her blest innocence?" |
uva.x000023153 | Is n't it touching, the solicitude we each have that the other shall enjoy herself? |
uva.x000023153 | Is n't that woman always without one? uva.x000023153 Is she here?" |
uva.x000023153 | Is she too weak, is she really failing? |
uva.x000023153 | Is that what you did at school? |
uva.x000023153 | Is there any one else you suspect? |
uva.x000023153 | Is there nothing — nothing at all that you want to tell me? |
uva.x000023153 | Is this a bribe to make me give up the papers? |
uva.x000023153 | It's Pearson — Harriet Pearson; but she used to call herself Grenadine — was n't that a rum notion? uva.x000023153 It's he?" |
uva.x000023153 | It's so good? |
uva.x000023153 | JVe heard — 1"Heard? |
uva.x000023153 | Know what, Miles? |
uva.x000023153 | Know? uva.x000023153 Little Flora? |
uva.x000023153 | Little Miles? uva.x000023153 Look here, my dear, you know,"he charmingly said,"when in the world, please, am I going back to school?" |
uva.x000023153 | May I ask if you've looked? |
uva.x000023153 | May I see her, may I judge? |
uva.x000023153 | May's? |
uva.x000023153 | Mercy on us — do you think she'11 have done anything to- night? |
uva.x000023153 | Miss Jessel? |
uva.x000023153 | My dear child, how can I help minding? uva.x000023153 My dear fellow, I ca nt have been guilty of the folly of not fastening the door?" |
uva.x000023153 | No immediate danger? uva.x000023153 Nobody?" |
uva.x000023153 | None of them? uva.x000023153 Not even to me? |
uva.x000023153 | Not what, in heaven's name? |
uva.x000023153 | Now ca n't I look at yours? |
uva.x000023153 | Of course I shall be delighted to bring some one; but had n't we better send my man instead, so that I may stay with you? |
uva.x000023153 | Of the master? |
uva.x000023153 | Of the vase? |
uva.x000023153 | Of violating a tomb? uva.x000023153 Of what other things have you got hold?" |
uva.x000023153 | Of what queer business, Miles? |
uva.x000023153 | Of who else? |
uva.x000023153 | Oh Colonel Capadose, do n't you know? |
uva.x000023153 | Oh dear aunt, what do you want to do with me? |
uva.x000023153 | Oh he could n't prevent —"Your learning the truth? uva.x000023153 Oh how can I, how can I?" |
uva.x000023153 | Oh then you have a price? |
uva.x000023153 | Oh you mean wait even for that? |
uva.x000023153 | On purpose to gratify me? |
uva.x000023153 | On the part of little darlings —? |
uva.x000023153 | Other things? |
uva.x000023153 | Perhaps you send postcards, eh? |
uva.x000023153 | Pray what is it then? |
uva.x000023153 | Quint's and that woman's? |
uva.x000023153 | Quint? |
uva.x000023153 | Really? uva.x000023153 Shall we then pass in there?" |
uva.x000023153 | Shall you bring the money in gold? |
uva.x000023153 | Shall you depend all on that? |
uva.x000023153 | She has told you? |
uva.x000023153 | She hated the picture — do n't you remember she said so? uva.x000023153 She persists in denying to you that she saw, or has ever seen, anything?" |
uva.x000023153 | She told yon? |
uva.x000023153 | She used that expression in her letter? uva.x000023153 She wants some one,"he said,"some one who knows the whole thing, do n't you see? |
uva.x000023153 | She was taken ill, you mean, and went home? |
uva.x000023153 | She wrote you of our little crime? |
uva.x000023153 | She — the woman we saw? |
uva.x000023153 | She's so horrible? |
uva.x000023153 | Should n't you perhaps see me better in your sitting- room? |
uva.x000023153 | Smashed? uva.x000023153 So have I mine,"she replied; after which she added:"What's he like?" |
uva.x000023153 | So it was a regular plot — a kind of conspiracy? |
uva.x000023153 | So long with Quint? uva.x000023153 So many years that you've been living here? |
uva.x000023153 | So that what you've come to me now for,I asked,"is to speed me on my way?" |
uva.x000023153 | So what have you done with it? |
uva.x000023153 | Something very particular? |
uva.x000023153 | Something? uva.x000023153 Surely you do n't accuse him —""Of carrying on an intercourse that he conceals from me? |
uva.x000023153 | Surely you'd know, should n't you, if she had one? |
uva.x000023153 | That he has never spoken of him? |
uva.x000023153 | That one night? |
uva.x000023153 | That was n't right? uva.x000023153 That was sudden then,"she asked,"and unex- pected?" |
uva.x000023153 | That you just want me not to worry you? |
uva.x000023153 | The child? |
uva.x000023153 | The children? |
uva.x000023153 | The circumstances of his death? |
uva.x000023153 | The internal evidence? |
uva.x000023153 | The little picture? |
uva.x000023153 | The masters? uva.x000023153 The money —?" |
uva.x000023153 | The person was in black, you say? |
uva.x000023153 | The rest of what? |
uva.x000023153 | The sight of you? uva.x000023153 Them — that creature?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then Miss Jessel is? uva.x000023153 Then do n't you think he can be made to?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then how do you know? |
uva.x000023153 | Then in spite of yesterday you believe —"In such doings? |
uva.x000023153 | Then may/ generally use it? |
uva.x000023153 | Then nobody about the place? uva.x000023153 Then she has papers of value?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then we do meet at dinner? |
uva.x000023153 | Then what am I to tell him? |
uva.x000023153 | Then when am I going back? |
uva.x000023153 | Then where is he gone? |
uva.x000023153 | Then where is it? |
uva.x000023153 | Then why did n't you get her off before? uva.x000023153 Then why do you ask me again?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then you admit it's what she was? |
uva.x000023153 | Then you do know what she died of? |
uva.x000023153 | Then you do n't require me, sir? |
uva.x000023153 | Then you have known him —? |
uva.x000023153 | Then you were n't asleep? uva.x000023153 Then your manuscript —?" |
uva.x000023153 | They remind them too much of their own climate? uva.x000023153 They wo n't take him?" |
uva.x000023153 | Three days ago? uva.x000023153 Through this window? |
uva.x000023153 | To me? |
uva.x000023153 | To share them —? |
uva.x000023153 | To spare? |
uva.x000023153 | To the masters? uva.x000023153 Too bad?" |
uva.x000023153 | Too free with my boy? |
uva.x000023153 | Very much smaller —? |
uva.x000023153 | Was he a gentleman? |
uva.x000023153 | Was n't there something about a picture? uva.x000023153 Was she careful — particular?" |
uva.x000023153 | Was she some one you've never seen? |
uva.x000023153 | We're terribly in the dark, I know,I admitted;"but if we give up trying what becomes of all the fine things? |
uva.x000023153 | Well then how much will you give me for six months? |
uva.x000023153 | Well then —? |
uva.x000023153 | Well then, would you kindly tell me to whom I must address myself? uva.x000023153 Well then; after dinner —""You'll all meet me here?" |
uva.x000023153 | Well, do n't you understand that that's exactly what I'm working for? uva.x000023153 Well, do you like it?" |
uva.x000023153 | Well, old lady? |
uva.x000023153 | Well, what are you up to? |
uva.x000023153 | Well, what? |
uva.x000023153 | Went off to die? |
uva.x000023153 | Went where? |
uva.x000023153 | Were there — they are n't now? |
uva.x000023153 | Were you very happy at school? |
uva.x000023153 | What did you do, you naughty bad thing? uva.x000023153 What did you take it for?" |
uva.x000023153 | What do I care when the child has nothing? uva.x000023153 What do you know about it, my dear?" |
uva.x000023153 | What do you know? uva.x000023153 What do you mean by all the rest?" |
uva.x000023153 | What do you mean by being false to her? |
uva.x000023153 | What does he matter now, my own? — what will he ever matter? uva.x000023153 What does he matter now, my own? — what will he ever matter? |
uva.x000023153 | What does it mean? uva.x000023153 What else should you do with them? |
uva.x000023153 | What extraordinary man? |
uva.x000023153 | What happened before? |
uva.x000023153 | What happened? |
uva.x000023153 | What has he done? |
uva.x000023153 | What has put that into her head? |
uva.x000023153 | What have they done with the funny old church? uva.x000023153 What if he should see him?" |
uva.x000023153 | What in the world, my dear, but you? |
uva.x000023153 | What is it then? |
uva.x000023153 | What is it, darling — what the devil is it? |
uva.x000023153 | What is it,I asked,"that you think of?" |
uva.x000023153 | What manner? |
uva.x000023153 | What occasions? |
uva.x000023153 | What shall you do — where shall you go? |
uva.x000023153 | What sort of thing — what does she mean? |
uva.x000023153 | What then became of it? uva.x000023153 What was he doing on the tower?" |
uva.x000023153 | What was it? |
uva.x000023153 | What was the lady who was here before? |
uva.x000023153 | What were these things? |
uva.x000023153 | What you told me? |
uva.x000023153 | What's his name? uva.x000023153 What's the use of making such a remark as that,"I permitted myself to ask,"if you begin to rattle her about again the first time she bids you?" |
uva.x000023153 | What's your title? |
uva.x000023153 | When do you think he will come? uva.x000023153 When shall I see you again?" |
uva.x000023153 | When she pretended not to see —? |
uva.x000023153 | When the master was? |
uva.x000023153 | When was it — on the tower? |
uva.x000023153 | When will you go ■ — to- night, to- morrow? |
uva.x000023153 | Where, my pet, is Miss Jessel? |
uva.x000023153 | Where? |
uva.x000023153 | Which was —? |
uva.x000023153 | Whom do you mean by'he'? |
uva.x000023153 | Whom should I be afraid of if I'm not afraid of you? |
uva.x000023153 | Why did you pull the curtain over the place to make me think you were still there? |
uva.x000023153 | Why do n't you believe me? |
uva.x000023153 | Why not another? |
uva.x000023153 | Why not from me? uva.x000023153 Why should n't I be the man?" |
uva.x000023153 | Why then were you asking me about her hus- band? |
uva.x000023153 | Why where are your things? |
uva.x000023153 | Why, have you discovered that already? |
uva.x000023153 | Will she be — a — then German? |
uva.x000023153 | With her? |
uva.x000023153 | With me? |
uva.x000023153 | With them? |
uva.x000023153 | Without a hat? |
uva.x000023153 | Wo n't it do you good? |
uva.x000023153 | Wo n't you tell, Douglas? |
uva.x000023153 | Wo n't, if he has the chance, turn on me? uva.x000023153 Worse than dislike?" |
uva.x000023153 | Would I, any more, if I had a box full of his letters? |
uva.x000023153 | Would n't you? |
uva.x000023153 | Would you look again — somewhere else? |
uva.x000023153 | Would you mind, Miss, if I used the freedom —"To kiss me? uva.x000023153 Would you really?" |
uva.x000023153 | Yes indeed — and if he was a fiend at school\ How, how, how? uva.x000023153 Yes, Miss; but to what end?" |
uva.x000023153 | Yes, Miss? |
uva.x000023153 | Yes, but what's the tuppenny title? |
uva.x000023153 | Yes, if you did n't —? |
uva.x000023153 | Yes; but if she's not really the model she pre- tends to be, how can that hurt her? |
uva.x000023153 | Yes; if I do —? |
uva.x000023153 | Yes; what was I to keep them for? uva.x000023153 Yes?" |
uva.x000023153 | Yet even though we have them,he returned, still with his hands in his pockets and planted there in front of me,"they do n't much count, do they?" |
uva.x000023153 | Yet you did n't tell me? |
uva.x000023153 | Yet you had then your idea —"Of her real reason for leaving? uva.x000023153 You call it easily? |
uva.x000023153 | You did n't put it back? |
uva.x000023153 | You do know him? |
uva.x000023153 | You do n't see her exactly as we see? — you mean to say you do n't now — now? uva.x000023153 You do n't see her exactly as we see? — you mean to say you do n't now — now? |
uva.x000023153 | You forget? |
uva.x000023153 | You go with nothing on? |
uva.x000023153 | You have the use of it then? |
uva.x000023153 | You know him then? |
uva.x000023153 | You leave him —? |
uva.x000023153 | You like them with the spirit to be naughty? |
uva.x000023153 | You mean she always wears something? uva.x000023153 You mean she wants to make me happier?" |
uva.x000023153 | You mean that a boy who never is —? |
uva.x000023153 | You mean that, since yesterday, you have seen. —? |
uva.x000023153 | You mean the cruel charge —? |
uva.x000023153 | You mean the times when you receive? |
uva.x000023153 | You mean there's nothing to affect her reputa- tion? |
uva.x000023153 | You mean you're afraid of seeing her again? |
uva.x000023153 | You opened the letter? |
uva.x000023153 | You really have n't heard —? |
uva.x000023153 | You reminded him that Quint was only a base menial? |
uva.x000023153 | You see me asking him for a visit? |
uva.x000023153 | You speak the language so beautifully: might I ask what you are? |
uva.x000023153 | You stay on just for that? |
uva.x000023153 | You suppose they really talk of them? |
uva.x000023153 | You thought I might be walking in the grounds? |
uva.x000023153 | You want so to go out again? |
uva.x000023153 | You want to go to your uncle? |
uva.x000023153 | You were looking for me out of the window? |
uva.x000023153 | You were n't afraid of anything else? uva.x000023153 You'll receive the packet Thursday morning?" |
uva.x000023153 | You'll show it to the master? uva.x000023153 You're afraid —?" |
uva.x000023153 | You're going to the water, Miss? uva.x000023153 You're tired of Bly?" |
uva.x000023153 | You've been guilty? |
uva.x000023153 | You've seen him nowhere but on the tower? |
uva.x000023153 | Your fate? |
uva.x000023153 | 'ISgjhajjcau.. could see he knewwhat was between the two wretches?" |
uva.x000023153 | 108 THE ASPERN PAPERS"Is she conscious again — does she speak?" |
uva.x000023153 | 168 THE TURN OF THE SCREW"The last governess? |
uva.x000023153 | 189 THE TURN OF THE SCREW"Then how did he get in?" |
uva.x000023153 | 19 THE ASPERN PAPERS"We all use it?" |
uva.x000023153 | 1it she was in love with?" |
uva.x000023153 | 213 THE TURN OF THE SCREW"Never mentioned her in connexion with Quint?" |
uva.x000023153 | 251 THE TURN OF THE SCREW"You really compare me to a baby girl?" |
uva.x000023153 | 252 THE TURN OF THE SCREW"In what way?" |
uva.x000023153 | 258 THE TURN OF THE SCREW"For not alluding to your leaving us? |
uva.x000023153 | 327 THE LIAR"Ashamed of me?" |
uva.x000023153 | 376 THE LIAR"Ah the lady and gentleman have gone, sir? |
uva.x000023153 | 38+ THE LIAR"Ah Clement, Gement, did n't I tell you to?" |
uva.x000023153 | 399 THE TWO FACES"You yourself did n't then? |
uva.x000023153 | 400 THE TWO FACES you have n't? |
uva.x000023153 | 54 THE ASPERN PAPERS"Never in these fragrant alleys, blooming here under your nose?" |
uva.x000023153 | 84 THE ASPERN PAPERS"Might I ask, since»we're really talking things over, what you and she live on?" |
uva.x000023153 | A proper map could be 342 THE LIAR"A monstrous foible?" |
uva.x000023153 | Again her admission was so adequate that I continued:"And you forgave him that?" |
uva.x000023153 | Ah what did you do that for?" |
uva.x000023153 | Ah you know its reputa- tion? |
uva.x000023153 | And Miss Tina added, before I had time to reply to this, smiling dolefully:"Do you think we've any weak points?" |
uva.x000023153 | And did she think I wanted it, poor deluded infatuated extra- vagant lady? |
uva.x000023153 | And how did she try to burn them?" |
uva.x000023153 | And if he's saved —""Then you are?" |
uva.x000023153 | And if you do is the proposal your reason for calling him wonderful?" |
uva.x000023153 | And now you're going to do some one here?" |
uva.x000023153 | And then:"Tell me this, please — has she got a portrait of him? |
uva.x000023153 | And what did Flora say?" |
uva.x000023153 | And yet by way of plucking off the last veil of her shame he broke out to her again, shortly afterwards:"And you did like it, really?" |
uva.x000023153 | And you were n't asked to sign? |
uva.x000023153 | Are n't you?" |
uva.x000023153 | Are there any? |
uva.x000023153 | As soon as I had done so I used to wonder —"What will they think of that? |
uva.x000023153 | At last she said with the shy impatience of a child:"Are we not really going to the Piazza? |
uva.x000023153 | Because they were n't pleased, sir?" |
uva.x000023153 | Besides, what had they ever done — what above all had she ever done, that he should overload them with benefits? |
uva.x000023153 | Both the children had a gentleness — it was their only fault, and it never made Miles a muff — that kept them( how shall I express it?) |
uva.x000023153 | But I controlled myself and asked less passionately:"Why should I remain so long as that?" |
uva.x000023153 | But I mean does he know?" |
uva.x000023153 | But after an instant I added:"Did they say why I should like it better?" |
uva.x000023153 | But after gasping an instant at my sudden resignation,"Because of your letter?" |
uva.x000023153 | But did n't you see how little I was upset by it?" |
uva.x000023153 | But do you mean that two hundred was the value of the vase?" |
uva.x000023153 | But have n't you a haunted room — at the end of my passage?" |
uva.x000023153 | But how 127 THE ASPERN PAPERS could she expect me to make such a sacrifice as that after all that had passed between us? |
uva.x000023153 | But how could you be sure I should know it?" |
uva.x000023153 | But if she holds you fast how comes it that you're here?" |
uva.x000023153 | But in spite of not wanting to appear to have understood too much —""I may still be depended on to do what I can? |
uva.x000023153 | But none the less, between Miles and me, it's now all out;-"AIT out?" |
uva.x000023153 | But she did n't take what I had said as a confession; she only asked:"Do you think it's right to rake up the past?" |
uva.x000023153 | But that I ca n't tell yet, can I? |
uva.x000023153 | But the gentleman four persons off — what was he? |
uva.x000023153 | But to what?" |
uva.x000023153 | But what can they now do?" |
uva.x000023153 | But what had happened to you?" |
uva.x000023153 | But what he pre- sently produced was:"I say, my dear, is she really very awfully ill?" |
uva.x000023153 | But what things?" |
uva.x000023153 | But why should n't she destroy her papers?" |
uva.x000023153 | But with this joy of my children what things in the world mattered? |
uva.x000023153 | Capadose?" |
uva.x000023153 | Conscious?" |
uva.x000023153 | Could n't I measure the scorn of Miss Tina's silence — little disdainful as she had ever been? |
uva.x000023153 | Did I look very queer?" |
uva.x000023153 | Did he control himself before the little girl — so that she might n't hear him say things she knew to be other than his account of them? |
uva.x000023153 | Did he stand more than one night?" |
uva.x000023153 | Did n't she lie, after all, when she let his lies pass without turning a hair? |
uva.x000023153 | Did she by describing her niece as amiable and unencumbered wish to repre- sent her as a parti? |
uva.x000023153 | Did she know I was there and was she just keeping quiet to see what I would do — what I could do? |
uva.x000023153 | Did she lie to the child herself about her father — was that necessary when she pressed her daughter to her bosom to cover up his tracks? |
uva.x000023153 | Did you fancy you made no noise? |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you know it almost kills me?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you suppose Vandyke's things tell a lot about him? |
uva.x000023153 | Do n't you think we ought to write?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you dream that even by the end of that time you'11 be appreciably nearer your victory?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you know the kind of price they bring?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you know you've never said a word to me about your school — I mean the old one; never mentioned it in any way?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you like it better?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean she spoke?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you mean you'd have given them to me if you had found them?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you think she can see?" |
uva.x000023153 | Do you, please?" |
uva.x000023153 | Does n't it betray too much?" |
uva.x000023153 | Does n't it occur to you that even if you're able to say you're not Mr. Cumnor in person they may still suspect you of being his emissary?" |
uva.x000023153 | Far from this,"she pursued,"far from them —""She may be different? |
uva.x000023153 | For a moment she kept me; then she said:"Is it very necessary to your happiness?" |
uva.x000023153 | For what else — when he's so clever and beautiful and perfect? |
uva.x000023153 | Grantham?" |
uva.x000023153 | Had she simply begun to feel that her aunt's not being there now altered my position? |
uva.x000023153 | Had the doctor said that there was nothing to be done at her tremendous age but to let her quietly pass away? |
uva.x000023153 | Has my niece confidence?" |
uva.x000023153 | Has n't she helped her — has n't she done it for her?" |
uva.x000023153 | Have you never seen them?" |
uva.x000023153 | He ad- dressed himself with a laugh to the other visitor, but offered his hand in farewell to their hostess.396 THE TWO FACES"You're going?" |
uva.x000023153 | He could play no longer at perfect propriety, nor could he pretend to it; so how the deuce would he get out of the scrape? |
uva.x000023153 | He lays on colour, as it were, and what less do I do myself?" |
uva.x000023153 | He stood there smiling; then at last he put into two words —"Do you? |
uva.x000023153 | He was terribly short with anything of that kind, and if people were all right to him —""He would n't be bothered with more?" |
uva.x000023153 | He'll show you the famous sunsets, if they still go on — do they go on? |
uva.x000023153 | How can I retrace to- day the strange steps of my obsession? |
uva.x000023153 | How can I take palaces THE ASPERN PAPERS by the year? |
uva.x000023153 | How can poor Miss Jessel — when poor Miss Jessel's dead and buried? |
uva.x000023153 | How can she arrive at that sort of muscular exertion? |
uva.x000023153 | How can she lift and carry things?" |
uva.x000023153 | How can she walk? |
uva.x000023153 | How can we get at it unless we dig a little? |
uva.x000023153 | How could I know it did trouble you, this question, when you never told me so, never spoke of it at all?" |
uva.x000023153 | How could I put even a little of that article into a suppression of refer- 295 THE TURN OF THE SCREW ence to what had occurred? |
uva.x000023153 | How could a woman of her quality live with that day after day, year after year, except by her quality's altering? |
uva.x000023153 | How in the world could I have supposed her capable of getting out of bed by herself? |
uva.x000023153 | How on the other hand could I make a reference without a new plunge into the hideous obscure? |
uva.x000023153 | I call it time, but how long was it? |
uva.x000023153 | I cried;"why did n't you tell me before? |
uva.x000023153 | I jumped in and to his usual"Dove commanda?" |
uva.x000023153 | I must sit him out?" |
uva.x000023153 | I myself, Miss —""Well?" |
uva.x000023153 | I remember that what I said to her as I stood for a moment beside the old woman's bed was:"Does she never show you her eyes then? |
uva.x000023153 | I stopped in front of the secretary, gaping at it vainly and no doubt grotesquely; for what had it to say to me after all? |
uva.x000023153 | I thought I saw what was coming, but I said in- genuously:"Do you want to buy something?" |
uva.x000023153 | I was sure that when you made me promise to stay you had n't guessed —""That he could possibly have come to me on such an extraordinary errand? |
uva.x000023153 | I was sure you would But do you know what we got for it? |
uva.x000023153 | I_s_le_p_t little that night — wa? |
uva.x000023153 | If she did n't so wish me, if she wished me to keep away, why had n't she locked the door of communication between the sitting- room and the sala? |
uva.x000023153 | If she had n't saved the papers wherein should I be indebted to her? |
uva.x000023153 | If she liked him why had n't she married him, or at any rate why was n't she sorry she had n't? |
uva.x000023153 | If the child giyes^the effect^iwth^ tun^of the screw, what do you say to two children —?" |
uva.x000023153 | If they deny it flat how are you sure?" |
uva.x000023153 | In heaven's name have you got any?" |
uva.x000023153 | In- stead of this she asked abruptly:"Why in the world do you want so much to know us?" |
uva.x000023153 | Is he ill- natured? |
uva.x000023153 | Is he infirm? |
uva.x000023153 | Is he stupid? |
uva.x000023153 | Is he too so very remarkable?" |
uva.x000023153 | Is he untidy? |
uva.x000023153 | Is there a ghost here?" |
uva.x000023153 | It has been done with an atrocity of art —""That supposes the dressmaker then also a devil?" |
uva.x000023153 | It seemed tolerably obvious that she knew my secret: why therefore drag the process out? |
uva.x000023153 | It's beyond everything, for a young lady; and I ca n't think wherever she must have picked up —""The appalling language she applies to me? |
uva.x000023153 | It's exquisite.""Exquisite?" |
uva.x000023153 | J"From me?" |
uva.x000023153 | Lyon's brush stopped short, while he repeated, for somehow the words both startled him and brought light:"'The longest that ever was'?" |
uva.x000023153 | MTght nT7)ne7"to reach his mind, risk the stretch of a stiff arm across his character? |
uva.x000023153 | Master Miles —""Do you mean he took it?" |
uva.x000023153 | Meanwhile are n't we in Venice together, and what better place is there for the meeting of dear friends? |
uva.x000023153 | Might n't that service after all saddle me with a guardianship? |
uva.x000023153 | Miss 1 Where on earthdo you see anything?. |
uva.x000023153 | Miss Bordereau went on, ad- dressing herself to me:"And what time will you come to- morrow with the money?" |
uva.x000023153 | Miss Tina stood still, her patient eyes turning from one of us to the other; then she brought out, scarcely above her breath:"Do you mean francs?" |
uva.x000023153 | Moreover was not any fame fair enough that was so sure of duration and was associated with works im- mortal through their beauty? |
uva.x000023153 | My other pupil, at any rate, as I understand, comes back to- morrow?" |
uva.x000023153 | Nobody from the village?" |
uva.x000023153 | None the less I asked:"Would n't it be possible for you to come down there yourself? |
uva.x000023153 | Not of his effect —?" |
uva.x000023153 | Now what was it? |
uva.x000023153 | Now who is he? |
uva.x000023153 | Of course you know a lot —""But you hint that you know almost as much?" |
uva.x000023153 | Of so much respectability?" |
uva.x000023153 | Of what did she die? |
uva.x000023153 | She held it there a moment and then resumed:"Do you know much about curiosities? |
uva.x000023153 | She made no rejoinder, she was so lost in her blankness and gentleness, and I exclaimed:"You do n't mean to say you're also by chance Ameri- can?" |
uva.x000023153 | Should you mind telling me how you exist without air, without exercise, without any sort of human contact? |
uva.x000023153 | So what is the extraordinary story?" |
uva.x000023153 | Some one would appear there at the turn of aO*^'? |
uva.x000023153 | Sud- denly he said to her:"Which way was she going when you came out?" |
uva.x000023153 | Surely you have n't changed? |
uva.x000023153 | THE TURN OF THE SCREW off too, do n't you know? — did you desert us at the very door?" |
uva.x000023153 | THE TURN OF THE SCREW off too, do n't you know? — did you desert us at the very door?" |
uva.x000023153 | That was the great reason —""Why those fiends took him in so long? |
uva.x000023153 | Then how do you know what they are?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then she went on familiarly:"Shall you study — shall you read and write — when you go up to your rooms?" |
uva.x000023153 | Then, after a slight pause,"Is Valda her pretty name?" |
uva.x000023153 | Therefore did you —?" |
uva.x000023153 | They had worked for beauty, for a devotion; and what else was I doing? |
uva.x000023153 | This failure was humiliating, yet what could the alter- native be? |
uva.x000023153 | This however did not prevent her saying in a moment:"You'd buy a like- ness of a person you do n't know by an artist who has no reputation?" |
uva.x000023153 | Those he liked? |
uva.x000023153 | To which I added:"May I shake hands with you on our con- tract?" |
uva.x000023153 | To which she added:"Why did he pretend that way he knew you?" |
uva.x000023153 | Was 106 THE ASPERN PAPERS the old woman dying or was she already dead? |
uva.x000023153 | Was I still in time to save my goods? |
uva.x000023153 | Was f «^there a"secret"at Bly — a mystery of Udolpho or an^^ VV.A.insane, an unmentionable relative kept in unsuspected C v °* confinement? |
uva.x000023153 | Was her cheerfulness explained by the impression that I would settle for her? |
uva.x000023153 | Was her own kindness in receiving me a sign that I was not wholly out in my calculation? |
uva.x000023153 | Was n't Jeffrey Aspern the property of the human race? |
uva.x000023153 | Was n't he a writer? |
uva.x000023153 | Was n't her life a perpetual complicity, and did n't she aid and abet him by the simple fact that she was n't disgusted with him? |
uva.x000023153 | Was n't it base to create for a being so 301 THE TURN OF THE SCREW exquisite a mere alien awkwardness? |
uva.x000023153 | Was n't it just a story- book over which I had fallen a- doze and a- dream? |
uva.x000023153 | Was she doing so — generous creat- ure — on purpose to leave me the field? |
uva.x000023153 | Was this a sign that her singer had betrayed her, had given her away, as we say nowadays, to posterity? |
uva.x000023153 | WasTTt for that you might n't go back?" |
uva.x000023153 | We know, do n't we, love?" |
uva.x000023153 | Were my rooms by chance to be among those that opened into it? |
uva.x000023153 | Were the other two women just going and coming over the offices that follow in such a case? |
uva.x000023153 | What becomes of the work I just men- tioned, that of the great philosophers and poets? |
uva.x000023153 | What could be more natural? |
uva.x000023153 | What did she know about arrange- ments, about the steps to take in such a case? |
uva.x000023153 | What did you go out for? |
uva.x000023153 | What do you mean by that?" |
uva.x000023153 | What do you people know about good society?" |
uva.x000023153 | What do you write about?" |
uva.x000023153 | What else can I do?" |
uva.x000023153 | What else should I stay on for?" |
uva.x000023153 | What gentleman?" |
uva.x000023153 | What had I come back to Venice for but to see them, to take them? |
uva.x000023153 | What had his intelligence been given him for but Jto_sjiyjgjblm?'" |
uva.x000023153 | What in the name of the preposterous did she mean if she did n't mean to offer me her hand? |
uva.x000023153 | What sort of thing?" |
uva.x000023153 | What then does she want of you?" |
uva.x000023153 | What was it to get away if I should get away only till dinner? |
uva.x000023153 | What was that tone but exactly, but exquisitely, calculated, the harmless hocus- pocus under cover of which we might suppose him to have existed? |
uva.x000023153 | What was your exception, and to what passage in your personal observation of him did you refer?" |
uva.x000023153 | What were you doing there?" |
uva.x000023153 | What will you say then?" |
uva.x000023153 | What would an amateur give me for that?" |
uva.x000023153 | What would be then, on reflexion, this utmost conceivability? |
uva.x000023153 | What, in the last analysis, had I to give the sense of? |
uva.x000023153 | When was the funeral? |
uva.x000023153 | Where all this time was Flora? |
uva.x000023153 | Who can judge of it? — who can say?" |
uva.x000023153 | Who can judge of it? — who can say?" |
uva.x000023153 | Who would? |
uva.x000023153 | Why did they never resent my inexorable, my perpetual society? |
uva.x000023153 | Why had she come so near a tacit confession if she was n't willing to go an inch further? |
uva.x000023153 | Why not break out at her on the spot and have it all over? |
uva.x000023153 | Why should I indeed? |
uva.x000023153 | Why should I make a difference?" |
uva.x000023153 | Why, ai n't I a good- looking fellow? |
uva.x000023153 | Would exasperation, however, if relief had longer been postponed, finally have betrayed me? |
uva.x000023153 | Would he plead guilty or would he repudiate suspicion? |
uva.x000023153 | Would he tell me why? |
uva.x000023153 | Would it be so great if he were really going to tell me? |
uva.x000023153 | Would n't it do you good to sit there in the shade and the sweet air?" |
uva.x000023153 | Would n't she see the red tip of my cigar in the dark and feel sure I was hanging on to know what the doctor had said? |
uva.x000023153 | Would that human congeries, to aid obligingly in the production of a fable, be conceivable as"taking"the afternoon light with the right happy slant? |
uva.x000023153 | Would you credit that I took him out myself? |
uva.x000023153 | Would you have married me if you had known I was destined to success?" |
uva.x000023153 | XVIII The next day, after lessons, Mrs. Grose found a moment to say to me quietly:"Have you written, Miss?" |
uva.x000023153 | Yes"— he was confident —"it has dawned( how could n't it, out of all of you?) |
uva.x000023153 | Yet might 116 THE ASPERN PAPERS I, when it came to that? |
uva.x000023153 | You do n't believe me?" |
uva.x000023153 | You took the thing down?" |
uva.x000023153 | ioo THE ASPERN PAPERS"Is that what she talks to you about?" |
uva.x000023153 | or had he simply announced with a look a little more conventional that the end of the end had come? |
uva.x000023153 | she gasped, confounded, stupefied:"a gentleman he?" |
uva.x000023153 | she may be free?" |
uva.x000023153 | — give it to her straight in her lovely little lighted face?" |
uva.x000023153 | — or could a recogniseable reflexion of the Byronic age, in other words, be picked up on the banks of the Hudson? |
uva.x000023153 | — you think she's in —?" |
uc1.c031278838 | * well, I did, or I did n't, and what's that to you? ” “ Something, as you shall know presently. ” “ I think you're trying it on. |
uc1.c031278838 | ...] HAT is luck? |
uc1.c031278838 | 261 ask this service of me? |
uc1.c031278838 | 275 “ I can get notes for one of these cheques to- night? ” said Sir Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | 389 not going to treat me so oddly? ” expostulated Monsieur St. Ange. |
uc1.c031278838 | 39 “ What's all this about my boot? ” demanded Mr. Longcluse, peremptorily. |
uc1.c031278838 | 44 Yes. ” “ Anything to report? ” “ Absolutely nothing. ” A silence followed. |
uc1.c031278838 | 9* Of course — but what's the matter? ” said Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | ; and who can you send to him? |
uc1.c031278838 | A word or two of truth, and a conflict or even a divergence of interest, and where is the liking, the friendship, the intimacy? |
uc1.c031278838 | Alice Arden, for instance, had two lovers — Lord Wynder- broke and Vivian Darnley. ” “ What, two lovers charged upon one lady? |
uc1.c031278838 | Alice, who was ever quite like you? |
uc1.c031278838 | All the northern property, and this, and Morley? ” “ I hate to talk about it. |
uc1.c031278838 | Am I consulting revenge or conscience in pursuing this barren inquiry? |
uc1.c031278838 | Am I in a fever, or going mad, or what? |
uc1.c031278838 | And I think you neglect her a little, do n’t you? |
uc1.c031278838 | And before I go further, it strikes me, as it did to- day at Mortlake, that your manner to me has undergone a slight change. ” “ Has it? |
uc1.c031278838 | And did he really suffer that incredible fate? |
uc1.c031278838 | And has Mr. Paller been here — the person who is to- to--"“ The undertaker? |
uc1.c031278838 | And he'd laugh a bit to himself every now and again, and then he'd whimper to me, looking a bit frightened, “ Get him away, Crozier, will you? |
uc1.c031278838 | And he's going abroad then- going to travel. ” “ On the Continent? |
uc1.c031278838 | And how could he? |
uc1.c031278838 | And hungry? |
uc1.c031278838 | And is she really the young lady? ” “ Yes, and — Dear me! |
uc1.c031278838 | And is there a post- office near this? ” “ Yes, Sir — close by. ” “ This is you, Alice? |
uc1.c031278838 | And is there a post- office near this? ” “ Yes, Sir — close by. ” “ This is you, Alice? |
uc1.c031278838 | And may I ask you, kindly, until I shall have determined, I hope, with your aid, upon a course, to treat the matter as quite between ourselves? |
uc1.c031278838 | And my son, Richard — to think of him! — the cursed puppy!—his post obit One foot in the grave, have I? |
uc1.c031278838 | And now, Lady May, is n't it your turn to choose? |
uc1.c031278838 | And proud, is he? |
uc1.c031278838 | And that Mr. Longcluse is dining here to- day? ” she added, not very coherently, and with a sudden gloom. |
uc1.c031278838 | And the brilliant lips'Could art itself paint anything quite like her? |
uc1.c031278838 | And we do n't give eizer wizout being paid, and well paid for them, eh? ” “ Of course. |
uc1.c031278838 | And what do I care for Lonclushe? |
uc1.c031278838 | And what shall the song be? ” asked he, approaching the piano, to which she also walked. |
uc1.c031278838 | And where has he gone — the moors? ” “ To Scotland, but not to shoot, I think. |
uc1.c031278838 | And where's this? |
uc1.c031278838 | And who are all these lovers? ” “ Oh, really, they are so many, it is not easy to reckon them up. |
uc1.c031278838 | And who was there? |
uc1.c031278838 | And why on earth, think I, should he make such a fuss and a tragedy about it? |
uc1.c031278838 | And why? |
uc1.c031278838 | And yet, would I kill that love if I could Should I not kill myself first? |
uc1.c031278838 | Anything more? |
uc1.c031278838 | Anything particular to say to me? ” “ Nothing, no, Mr. Longclooshe. |
uc1.c031278838 | Are our police awake and active? |
uc1.c031278838 | Are these your friends, Miss Maubray? ” he continued. |
uc1.c031278838 | Are we not in friendly hands? |
uc1.c031278838 | Are you a collector, Monsieur Arden? ” Uncle David disclaimed the honourable imputation. |
uc1.c031278838 | Are you ill, dear? ” added her uncle. |
uc1.c031278838 | Are you one of Lady May Penrose's party to the Derby to- morrow? ” inquired the young lady. |
uc1.c031278838 | Are you quite sure? ” “ There ca n’t be a doubt, I ’m sorry to say. |
uc1.c031278838 | Are you well? ” “ La! |
uc1.c031278838 | Armagnac's man, Sir. ” “ Did you desire him to call for it? ” asked Mr. Longcluse. |
uc1.c031278838 | As Alice stares around her, when they stop in such momentary alarm, how strange the scene looks? |
uc1.c031278838 | At that time old Tom Clinton — ye'll mind Clinton? ” “ To be sure I do, ” acquiesced David Arden. |
uc1.c031278838 | But I have no intimacies in London, and that is my difficulty. ” “ How? |
uc1.c031278838 | But Phoebe was quick- witted and prompt, and saying, in hushed tones — “ Well, dear, ai n't I a fool, leaving the lady's door open? |
uc1.c031278838 | But do you blame the young lady? ” “ Blame her not at all. |
uc1.c031278838 | But had he not been himself studiously impertinent to Arden, in that brief colloquy of yesterday?. |
uc1.c031278838 | But is not she right? |
uc1.c031278838 | But not pays his bets? |
uc1.c031278838 | But oh, dear Arden, what does such language mean but suffering? |
uc1.c031278838 | But was even that so certain How could he tell what view she might take of the matter? |
uc1.c031278838 | But was there — or was it fancy — a change scarcely per- ceptible, but unpleasant, in the manner of this sworn brother? |
uc1.c031278838 | But were there not about town hundreds of men, well enough accepted, about whose early days no one cared a pin, and everything was just as dark? |
uc1.c031278838 | But what can a woman do? |
uc1.c031278838 | But what then? |
uc1.c031278838 | But when was it taken? |
uc1.c031278838 | But who to look at me would believe it? |
uc1.c031278838 | But why incredible? |
uc1.c031278838 | But, after all, why should he have spoken? |
uc1.c031278838 | Can I say more? ” pleaded the young man. |
uc1.c031278838 | Can you do anything with it? |
uc1.c031278838 | Consider, how shall I settle with Ou? ” yo: Settle how you will — do what you will. |
uc1.c031278838 | Conspiracy? |
uc1.c031278838 | Could I possess my beloved on those terms? |
uc1.c031278838 | Could he suppose Richard Arden so stupid? |
uc1.c031278838 | Could this be the safe old house in which childish days had passed, in which all around were always friendly and familiar faces? |
uc1.c031278838 | D'ye like it? ” “ It ai n’t to be by no means sneezed at, ” said Paul Davies. |
uc1.c031278838 | Did he really die of love? ” “ So they say. |
uc1.c031278838 | Did he take the boot without looking at it, or did he examine it before he took it away?" |
uc1.c031278838 | Did his servant look at him oddly as he gave him the reins? |
uc1.c031278838 | Did it look like treachery? |
uc1.c031278838 | Did not his knowledge of human nature assure him that these relations of mystery would, more than any other, favour his fortunes? |
uc1.c031278838 | Did she say she would show you the answer? |
uc1.c031278838 | Did they stand the test of five minutes'inquiry, such even as he had given then? |
uc1.c031278838 | Did you ever see him? |
uc1.c031278838 | Did you ever see such a ghost? ” “ Well, you do look a trifle seedy: you ’ll look better when you're dressed. |
uc1.c031278838 | Did you observe to- day — you saw him, of course — how miser- ably ill poor Pindledykes is looking? |
uc1.c031278838 | Dislike you? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do I? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do n't you agree with him? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do n't you conjecture the subject? ” “ Well, perhaps I do — perhaps I do n’t. |
uc1.c031278838 | Do n't you know it's nothing? ” “ Nothing! |
uc1.c031278838 | Do n't you see? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do n't you suppose I take all that at its vally? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do n't you think he will this time? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do n't you think that would be a very natural arrangement? ” Alice laughed, and Darnley laughed; but he was em- barrassed. |
uc1.c031278838 | Do not those three sharp little touches of reflected fire light up the whole drawing? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you hate me for it? ” “ Hate you, my dear fellow! |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you hear? ” “ I do, Sir, everything. ” “ You must meet him. |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you know anything of them? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you know? ” “ I ’m sorry to say, ” said Mr. Longcluse, “ I ’m afraid it's only too true. |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you the least know what you are saying? ” “ Perfectly. |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you think I want to get anything out o'yer? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you think I'd help in a thing of the short if there was any danger? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you think there is something curious in his appearance? ” “ Yes, a little, perhaps. |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you wish me to kneel to you? |
uc1.c031278838 | Do you, Mr. Arden, know anything,* Ver so little, of the fate of Yelland Mace? ” 378 Checkmate. |
uc1.c031278838 | Does he repent? |
uc1.c031278838 | Does she mean it? |
uc1.c031278838 | First tell me, does Miss Arden dislike me — has she an antipathy to me? ” “ Dislike you! |
uc1.c031278838 | Give me some clue. ” “ Have you formed no conjecture? ” asked Longcluse. |
uc1.c031278838 | Good Heaven what had he done? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had Heaven decreed that this investigation should come to naught? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had Mr. Longcluse ever felt happier? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had Richard Arden been speaking to her on the subject of their morning's conversation? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had any one of all these uttered such a sigh that morning? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had he founda particle of proof, of evidence, of suspicion? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had he not found him good- natured and gentlemanlike P What about those stories circulated among Jews and croupiers? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had he, by one frantic precipitation, murdered his best hopes? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had she yielded, what sort of husband would he have made her? |
uc1.c031278838 | Had this scoundrel reserved the strongest part of his case for this new extortion? |
uc1.c031278838 | Hang it, say yes or no — can’t"Ou? ” “ Well, Mr. Harden, there's five hundred more — but ’ twasn't expected you ’d a drew it so soon. |
uc1.c031278838 | Has n't a certain baronet something to do with it? ” “ Well, well- dear me! |
uc1.c031278838 | Has not that little scoundrel committed himself, by an all but actual participation in the affair? |
uc1.c031278838 | Has she ever had any kind of fit, poor thing? ” “ No. |
uc1.c031278838 | Have I ever said a word about the confiscated jewels of the Marchioness de la Sarnierre? |
uc1.c031278838 | Have I not sworn that one word to recall the remembrance of that, to me, all but fatal madness shall never escape my lips, in your presence? |
uc1.c031278838 | Have I? |
uc1.c031278838 | Have you ever been there? |
uc1.c031278838 | Have you heard him de- scribed? ” “ Accurately. ” “ Well, there is some little sense in it, after all. |
uc1.c031278838 | Have you that cab all to yourself, Mr. Goldshed? ” “ No, Shir, my partner’sh with me. |
uc1.c031278838 | Have you the heart to reject your miserable father's petition? |
uc1.c031278838 | He and Mr. David thinks that best, and you're to please not to mention it to no one. ” “ Ten o'clock'That's very late, ai n't it? |
uc1.c031278838 | He can pull you and me to Bolton Street, I daresay. ” “ Will you please to get in, Sir? ” inquired the cabman. |
uc1.c031278838 | He gave you a lift before, do n't you remember? |
uc1.c031278838 | He had seemed to like her; but had he ever spoken? |
uc1.c031278838 | He has some information to give me respecting the wretch who murdered your poor Uncle Harry. ” “ May I remain? ” asked Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | He is in France at present; at Vichy – ai n't it Vichy? ” he said to Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | He might try me, do n't you think? |
uc1.c031278838 | He'll be here all right. ” “ I — I forget; did you say an hour? ” Levi repeats the hour,. |
uc1.c031278838 | He's gone by rail, ai n't he? |
uc1.c031278838 | He's in town, is he? |
uc1.c031278838 | He's the man, is n’t he? ” “ Yes, Sir. ” “ That's the sallow, dissipated- looking fellow, with the eye that squints outward. |
uc1.c031278838 | Her brother — was it a phantom? — stood before her. |
uc1.c031278838 | Her friends were away from London; who could say where? |
uc1.c031278838 | His exploring voyage will come to nothing; you did not hear? ” “ No. ” “ Why, the poor fellow's dead. |
uc1.c031278838 | His next, what could bring him to Paris? |
uc1.c031278838 | How can I thank you enough for this kind meeting? |
uc1.c031278838 | How can I thank you? ” AMr. |
uc1.c031278838 | How can you be such an ass? |
uc1.c031278838 | How can you say that? |
uc1.c031278838 | How could Alice Arden have possessed such an influence over this man, who seemed to hate her?. |
uc1.c031278838 | How could he better pass the interval than in Miss Arden's company? |
uc1.c031278838 | How could that be? |
uc1.c031278838 | How could that be? ” “ There was a Mister Yelland Mace, Sir, who paid his had- dresses to her, and I do believe, Sir, she rayther liked him. |
uc1.c031278838 | How dared he ask her to treat all that had happened as if it had never been? |
uc1.c031278838 | How dared he fancy that she would consent to play at this game of deception with him? |
uc1.c031278838 | How dared he seek to found on this unwarrantable liberty relations of mystery between them? |
uc1.c031278838 | How did I ever come to love her so? |
uc1.c031278838 | How did he come to know your brother, for instance P Did any one introduce him? |
uc1.c031278838 | How dye do, Miss Frumply? ” “ What a charming house! ” exclaims Mrs. Frumply, “ and what a day! |
uc1.c031278838 | How is Alice? ” “ Alice? |
uc1.c031278838 | How is Alice? ” “ Alice? |
uc1.c031278838 | How long ago? ” asked Mr. Arden. |
uc1.c031278838 | How long is it since we met last? |
uc1.c031278838 | How long shall I allow you to guess what it is? ” 8o Checkmate. |
uc1.c031278838 | How many have you made me, and broken? |
uc1.c031278838 | How short had been the reign of the new baronet, and where were prince and princedom now? |
uc1.c031278838 | How was Miss Maubray affected? |
uc1.c031278838 | How was she affected toward Mr. Longcluse? |
uc1.c031278838 | How was that? |
uc1.c031278838 | How were his smart acquaintance made? |
uc1.c031278838 | How were they taken? |
uc1.c031278838 | How would you like that? ” “ It ai n’t the physic that suits my complaint, guvnor. |
uc1.c031278838 | How your friends will laugh? ” Sir Richard heard all this with a helpless stare. |
uc1.c031278838 | Howsomever, a cove may shave, and no harm done; or his hair may grow a bit, and how can he help it? |
uc1.c031278838 | I believe people ca n't learl- wisdom without suffering. ” “ Will you take a biscuit and a glass of sherry, Sir Richard? ” asked Mr. Blount. |
uc1.c031278838 | I have done with him for ever? ” Richard Arden had already left the room, and this closing passage was lost on him. |
uc1.c031278838 | I have executed a deed. ” “ You have been with the Jews? ” cried the old man, jump- ing to his feet. |
uc1.c031278838 | I have had two threatening letters; would you mind glancing at them? |
uc1.c031278838 | I have not seen him, now, for how many years? |
uc1.c031278838 | I hope you understand? ” “ Perfectly, Sir. ” “ As to Wynderbroke, the thing is settled — it is there. ” He pointed to his desk. |
uc1.c031278838 | I mean no other. ” “ Vivian Darnley? |
uc1.c031278838 | I mean, that I now see that there really are great difficulties — insuperable difficulties. ” “ Can you define them? ” said Longcluse coldly. |
uc1.c031278838 | I sposhe you heard of that dip in the Honduras? ” “ They'll get over it, but we sha’n’t see them so high again soon. |
uc1.c031278838 | I suppose you admit that? |
uc1.c031278838 | I suppose you heard the news? ” “ No; what is it? ” “ Oh, dear, really. |
uc1.c031278838 | I suppose you heard the news? ” “ No; what is it? ” “ Oh, dear, really. |
uc1.c031278838 | I takes five shillins in the pound, and not a pig under; and that puts you and I in the same boat, d'ye see? |
uc1.c031278838 | I think that she a little admired this handsome and rather clever young man, and who can tell what such a fancy may grow to? |
uc1.c031278838 | I will say nosing budzat — ze greadest respect. ” “ You knew him in Paris, I believe? ” urges Uncle David. |
uc1.c031278838 | I ’m not cruel? |
uc1.c031278838 | I ’m so much obliged! ” “ Will your brother go with you? ” “ No, dear. |
uc1.c031278838 | I ’ve heard a great deal since. ” “ But is it true? ” asked Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | I45 “ What things? |
uc1.c031278838 | If this accursed ferret were once to get into his warren, what power could unearth him, till the mischief was done? |
uc1.c031278838 | If you think it a fair question, will you promise to answer me with unsparing frankness? |
uc1.c031278838 | Infernal villain| And then: what then? |
uc1.c031278838 | Information? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is all well with him? ” So he tells me, ay, all was well, and he goin’ to drive the gig out him- self from town. |
uc1.c031278838 | Is he to dine here, do you know? ” “ No — I do n't know — I hope not, ” said Richard shortly. |
uc1.c031278838 | Is it communicable P or is it no art at all, but a simple run of luck? ” Mr. Longcluse smiled scornfully. |
uc1.c031278838 | Is it to be a separation? ” “ At least. |
uc1.c031278838 | Is it worth while troubling ourselves here? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is n't that Borrowdale? ” “ So it is, ” said Lady May. |
uc1.c031278838 | Is n't that what you mean? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is not a little time gained, everything? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is not she the tall lady with grey hair? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is not this the very man whom he saw for a moment on board the steamer, as he crossed? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is that all? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is that gentleman he whom I saw talking to Miss Arden in the music- room, I wonder? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is that her name? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is that writing in cypher? ” “ Yes, in cypher. ” “ And in what language? ” “ German. ” David Arden looked at it. |
uc1.c031278838 | Is that writing in cypher? ” “ Yes, in cypher. ” “ And in what language? ” “ German. ” David Arden looked at it. |
uc1.c031278838 | Is there carmine anywhere to match her brilliant lips? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is there such an influence? |
uc1.c031278838 | Is this the witches Sabbath of our pale Mephistopheles–- his night of goblins? |
uc1.c031278838 | It has the merit of being very un- common, at least, do n’t you think? ” “ Beauty, I think, matters very little. |
uc1.c031278838 | It was a very strange occurrence; and was not Mr. Longcluse's manner, also, strange? |
uc1.c031278838 | It was bright moonlight, and says I, “ Dick, how is Master Harry? |
uc1.c031278838 | It was to him a repulsive visit, but how could he postpone it? |
uc1.c031278838 | It would have been next to impossible, and now it is quite impossible. ” “ Why should it be? |
uc1.c031278838 | It ’s all done by sympathising. ” “ But do you think you can discover the man? ” asked Mr. Arden. |
uc1.c031278838 | Izh it a bit too soon? ” “ A little later than the time I named. ” ‘ Crikey! |
uc1.c031278838 | Lady May was embarrassed: what then? |
uc1.c031278838 | Langly? |
uc1.c031278838 | Left Rosemary Court? ” “ Yes, five weeks. |
uc1.c031278838 | Let me hear that first; and then I want to ask you for some particular information, which I am sure you can give me. ” “ Why not? |
uc1.c031278838 | Levi is in my hands, and you, I presume, keep your own secret. ” “ That is all? ” inquired Sir Richard, faintly, after a minute's silence. |
uc1.c031278838 | Longcluse bolted his door, unlocked his desk, and there what do we see? |
uc1.c031278838 | Longcluse is a friend of yours? ” he added a little abruptly. |
uc1.c031278838 | Longcluse? ” exclaimed David Arden, coming suddenly to a halt. |
uc1.c031278838 | Mace? |
uc1.c031278838 | Master David? |
uc1.c031278838 | May I not entreat that you will forget it, that you will forbear to pass upon me the agonising sentence of exclusion? |
uc1.c031278838 | Might not good yet be made of Longcluse? |
uc1.c031278838 | Mixed with his hatred, did there remain a fraction of love? |
uc1.c031278838 | More like to blast'em, like that rum un over your head. ” “ What's up? ” asked the ex- detective. |
uc1.c031278838 | Morning came, and no answer: what was he to conjecture? |
uc1.c031278838 | Mr. Addlings, did you happen to see Lady Hummington, or have you any idea where she's gone? ”- “ I shall go and look for her, with pleasure. |
uc1.c031278838 | Mr. Darnley, I'm afraid my story has alarmed you. ” “ Why should it? ” laughed Vivian Darnley, partly to cover perhaps, a little confusion. |
uc1.c031278838 | Mr. Longcluse could not deny himself a minute more, and he said, “ It is a year, Miss Arden, since I first saw you. ” “ Is it really? |
uc1.c031278838 | My frankness might extinguish the best hope I live for; a few rash words might make me a very unhappy man for life. ” “ Really? |
uc1.c031278838 | My maxim is the same as yours, ‘ Grab all you can; ’ but I do it safe, d'ye see? |
uc1.c031278838 | My niece, Sir, had a wery narrow escape. ” “ Your niece| Really? |
uc1.c031278838 | My own recognisance, I suppose, will do? |
uc1.c031278838 | No servant's apartment, its dimensions were too handsome; and had not Sir Reginald mentioned that his room was upon a level with the hall? |
uc1.c031278838 | No, Sir, it's a gallop, but no runaway. ”- “ There's luggage a top? ” said the innkeeper. |
uc1.c031278838 | Now do n't you see how odious I should appear, and how impossible it is? ” “ I wo n't argue it now, dear Alice; there is quite time enough. |
uc1.c031278838 | Now why should you despair? |
uc1.c031278838 | Now, Sir, do you remember a promise you then made me? |
uc1.c031278838 | Oh, Heaven grant she may meet me as usual? |
uc1.c031278838 | Oh, beautiful Alice will you belie your looks? |
uc1.c031278838 | Oh, clear bright mind will you be clouded and perverted? |
uc1.c031278838 | On the other hand, in certain states, is there a pain intenser than that of listening to the praises of another man from the lips we love? |
uc1.c031278838 | Only, dear Lady May, will you write to her? |
uc1.c031278838 | Or did any one among them feel wearier of life? |
uc1.c031278838 | Or was he shedding tears? |
uc1.c031278838 | Pay him? |
uc1.c031278838 | Perhaps he'd think me as great an ass as I think you — who knows? |
uc1.c031278838 | Proud of her he might be, but what else has he to boast of? |
uc1.c031278838 | Really? |
uc1.c031278838 | Really? ” Mr. Longcluse expressed his well- bred sur- prise very creditably. |
uc1.c031278838 | Shall I ever close my eyes again? ” They had now reached the door of the small, unpretending house of this wealthy man. |
uc1.c031278838 | Shall I tell her you want to say a word to her? ” “ You ’re very kind, but I ’ll not mind, thank you very much. |
uc1.c031278838 | Shall I tell him to come here? ” “ I asked him to come, Dick; I knew you would allow me. |
uc1.c031278838 | Shall I tell it? ” “ Pray do, ” said Alice, with her bright look of expectation. |
uc1.c031278838 | Shall I touch the bell? ” “ I ’m better, Sir, I thank you; I ’m much better, ” said the old woman. |
uc1.c031278838 | She does not care about anyone in particular, I suppose? ” “ Not that I know of, ” said Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | She has been complaining, eh? ” “ No, no — better, ” says Sir Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | She is so like the picture of La Esmeralda; did n't you think so? ” “ Do you really wish to see her again? ” said Vivian. |
uc1.c031278838 | She is so like the picture of La Esmeralda; did n't you think so? ” “ Do you really wish to see her again? ” said Vivian. |
uc1.c031278838 | She says she was frightened. ” “ We came in too suddenly, perhaps? ” “ No, that was n’t it, for I knocked first, ” said Arden. |
uc1.c031278838 | Should I be put up for a club? ” “ Well, I should not mind a club just yet, till you know more people – quite time enough. |
uc1.c031278838 | Should he employ Lady May's intervention, and tell her the whole story? |
uc1.c031278838 | So charming! ” Lady May laughed affably, and said—“Won't you and your daughter go in and take some tea? |
uc1.c031278838 | Something very like it, and one that includes myself, does n't it? |
uc1.c031278838 | Tell me again about his other illness, and how he recovered? |
uc1.c031278838 | Ten shillings in the pound? |
uc1.c031278838 | The Baron Comes to Town, 277 “ Does your uncle come out here to see you? ” asks Lady May. |
uc1.c031278838 | The Sheneral's come to town, is he What are you afraid of? |
uc1.c031278838 | The confounded miscreant: Has he good- nature, gratitude, justice, honour? |
uc1.c031278838 | Then, as Alice has taken wing, I ’ll pursue my first plan, and cross by the next mail. ” “ For Paris? ” inquired Mr. Longcluse, carelessly. |
uc1.c031278838 | There is a likeness of him among my poor niece's letters. ” “ Really? |
uc1.c031278838 | There will be, I daresay, a pretty full report of that inquest. ”- “ Then you saw something occur that excited your suspicions? ” said Lady May. |
uc1.c031278838 | They are both very good- looking. ”- “ Who? ” asked Alice, although she knew very well whom he meant. |
uc1.c031278838 | Too late, eh? |
uc1.c031278838 | Trust me entirely, and I'll never forget it to you. ” “ Well, Ma'am, there is two men. ” “ Who are they? ” “ Two men, please'm. |
uc1.c031278838 | Vivian Darnley, is there any- thing in that either? |
uc1.c031278838 | W.'):----> Z'A'| in reply to a question of Sir Richard's, —|#(? |
uc1.c031278838 | Warn’t it a joke, Miss? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was Sir Richard now seconding his scheme? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was a man like that to be dismissed without inquiry? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was ever old housekeeper so pestered by nightly tappings at her window- pane? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was he going to walk out to Mortlake, and shoot himself on the steps? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was he ill? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was he looking at an image that came out in the dark on the retina of memory? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was he not, somehow, very oddly cool under a charge of murder? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was his trouble to be never ending? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was it a dream? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was it quite so motherly as years might warrant? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was n't I maist killed myself, for sake o him that night? ” “ Ay, Martha, brave girl, I ’m satisfied; and I ask your £ for the question. |
uc1.c031278838 | Was n't she laughing? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was n't that Napoleon's saying? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was no news good news, or would the morning bring, perhaps from Richard Arden, a withering answer? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was the interruption he had persisted in designed, or only accidental? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was there a faint and unconscious menace in his pale face, as he uttered these words, which a little stirred Arden's pride? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was there no one here, in the name of Heaven, with a grain of sense or a particle of pity, to prevent that beast from literally poisoning me? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was there really a heightening of that beautiful tint as she smiled? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was this man, from whom he had felt an indescribable repulsion, now by his side, and drawing him, in this solitude, into a mysterious confidence? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was this story of the boot and the tracing of the bloodstained foot- print true? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was this the “ old party ” for whom Mr. Levi was acting? |
uc1.c031278838 | Was this wretch's hoof to strike to pieces the plans he had so nearly matured? |
uc1.c031278838 | Well, a glass o'curaçoa? |
uc1.c031278838 | Were those stories true that Richard Arden told his sister on the night before? |
uc1.c031278838 | What about Lady May Penrose? |
uc1.c031278838 | What about that opera- girl? |
uc1.c031278838 | What are you afraid of? ’ ” 380 Checkmate. |
uc1.c031278838 | What brings her here? |
uc1.c031278838 | What can they mean? |
uc1.c031278838 | What can you do for me that I ca n’t do as well for myself? ” “ You do n’t think that, Paul. |
uc1.c031278838 | What devil possessed me to tell him to go into that black little smoking- room? ” he muttered. |
uc1.c031278838 | What did he say? ” said Mr. Longcluse, looking dangerous. |
uc1.c031278838 | What do ye take me for? ” “ I take you for the man that robbed and done for the French cove in the Saloon. |
uc1.c031278838 | What do you mean by asking me aboud zem? ” He looks positively ferocious as he delivers this expostulation. |
uc1.c031278838 | What do you say? |
uc1.c031278838 | What do you suppose his object to be — to extort money? ”- “ Possibly; but he may have another object. |
uc1.c031278838 | What do you think, Thomas? ” he asked of the old waiter who stood beside him. |
uc1.c031278838 | What earthly reason led me into that d- d room, when I heard the fuss there? |
uc1.c031278838 | What had become of Sir Richard Arden ’s resolutions? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is Lady May talking about? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is all bitterness but pain? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is it in that passion which sounds insincere? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is it? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is it? ” “ A bond and warrant to confess judgment. ” “ What is it for P ” “ Ten thoushand poundsh. ” “ Sign it, shall I? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is it? ” “ A bond and warrant to confess judgment. ” “ What is it for P ” “ Ten thoushand poundsh. ” “ Sign it, shall I? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is my answer? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is the first lesson inscribed by his Maker on every man's heart, instinct, intellect? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is the place? |
uc1.c031278838 | What is there to change me? ” she said carelessly, but in a low tone, as she looked along towards the flowers. |
uc1.c031278838 | What message awaited her at the inn to which they were travelling at this swift pace? |
uc1.c031278838 | What plea have you to offer to my mercy? ” Sir Richard would have spoken, but his voice failed him. |
uc1.c031278838 | What right had he to presume that he would be listened to? |
uc1.c031278838 | What sort of figure? ” “ Tall, Sir. ” “ Go on; what more? |
uc1.c031278838 | What sort of figure? ” “ Tall, Sir. ” “ Go on; what more? |
uc1.c031278838 | What stay do you make here? ” “ None, almost; my crippled foot keeps me always on a journey. |
uc1.c031278838 | What the devil do I care? |
uc1.c031278838 | What the plague was the meaning of this manoeuvre about his boot? |
uc1.c031278838 | What type of mind rejects altogether, and consistently, this law or power? |
uc1.c031278838 | What was more likely than that Uncle David, interested in both, should have seriously projected the union which Lady May had gaily suggested? |
uc1.c031278838 | What was the exact nature of the interest which good Lady May undoubtedly took in Richard Arden? |
uc1.c031278838 | What wazh it lasht night? |
uc1.c031278838 | What would you shay to me, if I was to get you a firsht- chop tip- top pla — ashe of the kind? |
uc1.c031278838 | What's the Govern- ment about, I say? |
uc1.c031278838 | What's the Government doing? |
uc1.c031278838 | What's the matter? ” “ Sir Reginald has been took bad with his foot again, please, Miss. ” “ Nothing serious? ” said Uncle David. |
uc1.c031278838 | What's the matter? ” “ Sir Reginald has been took bad with his foot again, please, Miss. ” “ Nothing serious? ” said Uncle David. |
uc1.c031278838 | What's the meaning of this? |
uc1.c031278838 | What's this? |
uc1.c031278838 | What's to become of me? |
uc1.c031278838 | What's your name?" |
uc1.c031278838 | When did I fail? |
uc1.c031278838 | When did the rain begin? ” asked Mr. Longcluse, who seemed in no hurry to get back again. |
uc1.c031278838 | When did you see either? ” she asked, innocently. |
uc1.c031278838 | Where does the man live? ” 44 Checkmate. |
uc1.c031278838 | Where the devil's my servant? |
uc1.c031278838 | Where's Crozier? |
uc1.c031278838 | Where's my servant? |
uc1.c031278838 | Where's the boot? ” he demanded, sharply. |
uc1.c031278838 | Where's the good of talking like a blast to a chap like me? |
uc1.c031278838 | Where's the wretch like her? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who are you? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who can say black's the white o'my eye* Do ye take me for a child? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who cared? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who could paint those beautiful dimples that made her smiles so soft, or express the little circlet of pearly teeth whose tips were just disclosed? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who gave him leave to drug me? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who is that principal for whom you act? ” “ I do n’t know. ” “ Come, Mr. Levi! |
uc1.c031278838 | Who knows and all may be for the best? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who knows what that tiny spark we term a fancy, a whim, a penchant might have grown to, had it not been blown away by this untimely gust? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who knows what your papa and your uncle might say? ” said AMr. |
uc1.c031278838 | Who next? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who should I give it sooner to? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who'd'av ’ fancied he was in the room? |
uc1.c031278838 | Who's there? ” he said suddenly, as Alice's maid opened the door. |
uc1.c031278838 | Who's there? ” “ It's me, Mrs. Tansey, ” said Crozier, who had just come in. |
uc1.c031278838 | Why Friday, dear? ” answered Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | Why did n't you come to dinner? ” David laughed good- humouredly. |
uc1.c031278838 | Why do n't Parliament interfere, to smash those cursed nests of robbers and swindlers? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why do n't you arrest him? ” said David Arden. |
uc1.c031278838 | Why do n't you go to Scotland to shoot, or take a few weeks'yachting? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why need they come under one roof? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why on earth should I hate you? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why should Mr. Longcluse select him for this confidence? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why should Nature write on some men ’s faces such libels on their characters? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why should not you be frank with me? ” “ I wish I dare be frank with you, ” said Sir Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | Why the devil should n't we appear united? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why was he silent? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why will you? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why, do n't you see how you torture me with your nonsense? |
uc1.c031278838 | Why, have n't you heard of that? ” “ Yes, I believe — I think so. |
uc1.c031278838 | Why, lawk where's yer head, boy? |
uc1.c031278838 | Will it answer at eight this evening, Sir? ” “ Quite. |
uc1.c031278838 | Will nine o'clock do for you? |
uc1.c031278838 | Will ye take a cup o'coffee? |
uc1.c031278838 | Will you excuse my smoking a pipe and drinking a little beer? |
uc1.c031278838 | Will you go up- stairs, and take a cup of tea with Miss Mau- bray? ” He used to call her Grace, when speaking to Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | Will you read what is written upon it? ” Uncle David had taken out the candle, and he held it beside the mask. |
uc1.c031278838 | Will you take a pipe, or a mug of beer? ” This abrupt invitation Mr. Arden civilly declined. |
uc1.c031278838 | Will you tell her to set her mind at ease? |
uc1.c031278838 | Would n't Lonclushe give you a lift? ”- “ Not he. |
uc1.c031278838 | Would not that be less formal? ” “ Perhaps so; but, forgive me, it would not answer. |
uc1.c031278838 | Would you mind waiting for me at my lodgings?... |
uc1.c031278838 | Would you mind walking down the road here, a couple of hundred steps or so? |
uc1.c031278838 | Would you oblige me by putting a bit of wood on the fire? |
uc1.c031278838 | Ye didna look to see this sa soon? ” “ Very sudden, Martha — awfully sudden. |
uc1.c031278838 | Yes — you see those two doors at opposite sides in the wall, at the far end of the room? |
uc1.c031278838 | Yes; how does it look now?—what do you think? ” “ Now judge yourself, Miss Arden. |
uc1.c031278838 | You accuse me of caprice — has any one ever accused you of impertinence? ” “ It is quite true, I deserve your rebuke. |
uc1.c031278838 | You begin to perceive? ” “ Yes, I do! |
uc1.c031278838 | You do n’t accept my hand? ” “ No, Sir, ” said Arden haughtily — more than haughtily, insolently. |
uc1.c031278838 | You have seen it? ” “ Yes, more than once, ” he answered. |
uc1.c031278838 | You have, before.. I ask it, I assume, implicit confidence in us; am I right? |
uc1.c031278838 | You heard there was a man murdered in a passage there? |
uc1.c031278838 | You know the legend, of course? ” “ No, I did not hear it. ” “ Oh, it is a very striking one, and wo n’t take many words to tell. |
uc1.c031278838 | You must see them also; they are in the Dutch garden; they were put up in the reign of George the First.—How d'ye do, Mrs. Frumply? |
uc1.c031278838 | You remember Spikes, gentlemen, as got into difficulties for breaking Mr. Winterbotham's desk? |
uc1.c031278838 | You say that to rile me, jest. ” “ Why should I care a cuss whether you ’re riled or no? |
uc1.c031278838 | You think me totally without romance? |
uc1.c031278838 | You will say then, what was left? |
uc1.c031278838 | You wo n't drink some beer? |
uc1.c031278838 | You'll burn your fingers, and cut'em too, do ye mind? |
uc1.c031278838 | You'll do something for poor Vargers? |
uc1.c031278838 | You're the richest man in England, almost; what's one sousand five hundred to you? |
uc1.c031278838 | Your master, I fancy, was a Frenchman? ” said Mr. Longcluse. |
uc1.c031278838 | Your trap is at the door- suppose we go? ”, CHAPTER III. |
uc1.c031278838 | and have you kept your word? ” 2Oo Checkmate. |
uc1.c031278838 | and less than beloved, can I ever be happy? |
uc1.c031278838 | and there's the bank letter — there – on the table; you see it – dunning me, the ungrateful harpies, for the trifle — what is it? |
uc1.c031278838 | and where could he find a horse like that beast? |
uc1.c031278838 | did n't we, Arabella? |
uc1.c031278838 | did you? |
uc1.c031278838 | do n’t you think so? |
uc1.c031278838 | do you think he'll be better? |
uc1.c031278838 | eh? |
uc1.c031278838 | everything? ” said Longcluse vehemently. |
uc1.c031278838 | give up play, and commence husband? |
uc1.c031278838 | having dressed in haste, I said, ‘ Tom, which way will Master Harry return? |
uc1.c031278838 | how can people be so? |
uc1.c031278838 | how will it be P Do you think he'll be better? |
uc1.c031278838 | is it? |
uc1.c031278838 | must I place#"in the schedule of my lost friends? |
uc1.c031278838 | my dear friend, have n’t you a breast- pocket? ” “ No, Monsieur; but this is quite safe. |
uc1.c031278838 | no- no, no? ” murmured Mr. Levi, fiddling with the corn r of the bank's reminder which lay on the table. |
uc1.c031278838 | or in some difficulty? |
uc1.c031278838 | or was it defiance, or derision? |
uc1.c031278838 | or what the devil are you making such a row about? |
uc1.c031278838 | or why should he have hoped to be heard with favour? |
uc1.c031278838 | perhaps to learn particulars about those gentlemen? ” 37o Checkmate. |
uc1.c031278838 | really? ” says Lady May, “ and who is it? ” “ It is merely a suspicion, ” says Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | really? ” says Lady May, “ and who is it? ” “ It is merely a suspicion, ” says Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | was there ever man so treated? |
uc1.c031278838 | were she to intercede for him ever so vehemently, how could he tell that she had any chance of prevailing? |
uc1.c031278838 | what am I to do? ” “ I ’ll tell you, but you must do exactly as I bid you. |
uc1.c031278838 | what can he mean? |
uc1.c031278838 | what is this? |
uc1.c031278838 | what's crossed Sir Reginald? ” she said huskily, grasping the servant ’s wrist with her lean hand. |
uc1.c031278838 | what's gone with the door there? ” said he, sternly ending their banter. |
uc1.c031278838 | what's that? ” a tremble in the hand extended towards the door, and a shake also in the pale frowning face, from which shone her glassy eyes. |
uc1.c031278838 | who sent for him? |
uc1.c031278838 | who's the worse of his going back? |
uc1.c031278838 | why had he broken with his masterly and powerful friend, Longcluse? |
uc1.c031278838 | you do n't know him any longer? ” 44 NO. ” “ You're quite sure! ” “ Perfectly. ” “ Then I may say I'm very glad. |
uc1.c031278838 | you see? |
uc1.c031278838 | you understand? ” “ I confess, Baron, I do not. ” “ You shall, however. |
uc1.c031278838 | ‘ Of what?' |
uc1.c031278838 | ‘ Royal Artillery, eh? ” While they were thus conjecturing, the doctor arrived. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ A malediction? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ A trifle past ten, Sir. ” “ I say, your horse's knees are a bit broken, ai n’t they? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Alice, ” at last he said—“Miss Arden, what have I done that you are so changed? ” “ Changed! |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Amuse! ” repeats the baron, “ how so? ” Two Old Friend's Meet and Part. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And Colonel Maubray, is he still living? ” asked Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And perhaps you will reconsider the matter I spoke of? ” “ No use, Mr. Blount-—not the least. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And the other? ” “ He ’s a Mr. Longcluse, ” answered Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And what about the man — the person the police were to have inquired after? ” she persisted. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And what did he say? ” asked Richard. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And what is that — what about uncle David? ” inquired the young lady, with animation. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And what the devil brings Wainbridge here, when he has his business to mind in Yorkshire? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And what ze devil is it, then? ” said the baron, turning on him suddenly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And where is your brother? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And where the devil's Crozier? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And why not? ” “ How can I tell how my disclosures might be punished? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And why not? ” “ How can I tell how my disclosures might be punished? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And you actually gave evidence, Mr. Longcluse? ” said Lady May. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ And you gave it to him? ” “ Yes, Sir,'twas me, ” answered Charles. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Are ye ailin', Master Richard — are ye bad, Sir? ” “ Ailing — yes, I'm bad enough, as you say — I'm miserable. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Are you ill? ” “ Very bad, Sir. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ But can you tell me about the other affair? ” she asked. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ By Weaven? ” he screamed, “ this is the very thing. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ By heaven| Dick? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Can I be of any use? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Can I see my brother? ” he asked. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Can this noble baron be a distiller of poisons? ” David Arden ruminated. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Could you lend it to me for a very few days? ” asked the young lady. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Did n't you hear? ” “ No! |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Did n’t you never shee a ferret kill a rabbit? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Did you ever happen to meet anywhere a Miss Grace Maubray? ” “ Oh, yes, ” answered Alice quickly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Did you remark some awfully ill- looking fellows there? ” 32 Checkmate. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Did you write these letters? ” asked Mr. Longcluse laugh- 1ng. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Do you fancy I would tell anyone if I knew? ” she an- swered, laughing. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Do you know the young lady, this fortunate Miss Maubray? ” said Lady May, turning to Vivian Darnley again. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Do you like his style of — beauty, I suppose I should call it? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Do you notice a sort of a little jerk in his foot, just the least thing in the world? ” inquired the landlord, who had sent for the doctor. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Do you think so? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Do you wish to go before his worship, and give an infor- mation, Sir? ” urged the officer, invitingly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Does she relent? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Eh, bien? ” said his polite companion, stopping simul- taneously, and staring in his face a little grimly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Eh? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Eh? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Give it back? ” repeats Levi, and a pause ensues. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Had n't we better wait till we have her quite to ourselves? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Had n't you better have one of the maids with you? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Have you an idea who wrote it? ” “ Yes, a very good guess. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Have you heard anything more about that affair of Lady Mary Playfair and Captain Mayfair? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Have you seen Mr. Arden? ” she inquired of him. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ He thought there was going to be a recognition. ” “ Did I? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ He was acquainted with Mr. Longcluse? ” “ Was he 7 ” says the baron, removing and replacing his pipe quickly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ He was robbed, too, was n’t he? ” croaked Sir Reginald, who was growing tired; and with his fatigue came evidences of his temper. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Hope not why? ” said she. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How d'ye do, Mr. Goldshed? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How d'ye do, Richard? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How d'ye do, again? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How do you contrive to keep your rooms so deliciously cool? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How do you know? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How do you mean? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How is Martha? ” “ Tolerable, Sir, thankye, considerin'. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ How is Miss Arden? ” asked he in a low tone, and hardly raising his eyes. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I always thought so, ” she says; “ and he admires her, of course? ” “ No, I do n’t think he admires her at all. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I beg your pardon, Lord Wynderbroke, ” said David Arden, ‘ but would you mind giving me a few minutes? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I can have it all? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I do n't think Martha's well — will you excuse me for a moment? ” And he was at the housekeeper's side. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I may have a cab or something? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I think I saw you a little spooney to- day, Vivian, did n't I? ” said Richard Arden, laughing. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I think it is my old eyes that plays me tricks, and my weary head that's'wildered wi'all this dowly jummlement: What sud bring him there?. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I ’ll inquire, Sir. ” Was it fancy, or was there in his reception something a little unusual, and ominous of exclusion? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I ’m half sorry I came a leg to meet yer. ” “ Growlin', eh? ” said the horseman. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I ’m not worthy to speak to you, I believe — eh? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I ’ve travelled all this way, ” she said, “ to make you come with me on Friday to the Abbey. ” “ On Friday? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ I? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ If he wo n’t do that, there’sh but one chansh left. ” “ What is that? ” asked Sir Richard, with a secret flutter at his heart. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ If you do n’t like the time, why do n’t you try shom where else? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Is Lady May Penrose at home? ” he asked. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Is Miss Arden at home? ”* “ No, Sir. ” “ Not at home? ” “ Miss Arden is gone out, Sir. ” “ Oh! |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Is Miss Arden at home? ”* “ No, Sir. ” “ Not at home? ” “ Miss Arden is gone out, Sir. ” “ Oh! |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Is either of us as tall as Mr. Longcluse? ” asked David Arden, standing up. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Is that man happy? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ May I ask one other question, which I think you will have no difficulty in answering? ” said he. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Monsieur will pardon me, but we professional men must turn our time and knowledge to account, do you see? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ My dear, how pale you look Are you tired? ” exclaims Lady May, when they have come to a halt at the door. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ My father does not admit my visits, you know. ” “ Really And is that miserable quarrel kept up still? ” “ Only too true. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ No one knows who I am; who can tell my history? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ No one up in the house but you? ” he whispers, as soon as the window is open. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Not an estate P not a slice of an estate? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Not for the world, ” said Richard; “ she talks enough for six — and where's the good? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Not he. ” “ Are you certain? ” “ Perfectly; with all his rant, he dares not stay: it would be a police- office affair. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Now, Pierre, my friend, you must win some money upon this match- do you see? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Oh, Alice? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Oh, here comes Dick| What do you say, Richard — is not Miss Maubray very pretty? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Playing? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Please, Sir, have you done with the room, Sir? ” asked the Inman. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Really believes that you committed the murder? ” said Uncle David, again coming to a halt and looking full at him. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ See to the gentleman, will ye? ” cried one of the postilions. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Shall I fetch your tea, Sir? ” “ I ’ll drink no tea to- night; I ’ve been disgusted. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Shall it be ill simply, or dangerously ill? ” inquired the clergyman. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ She is so good- natured, she ca n't resist us. ” “ Suppose we begin now? ” suggested Darnley. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Shir Richard, will you be so good as to come nearer a bit? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ So you will want that bit o'money in hand? ” said Mr. Levi. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ That bloated spider? ” mused Mr. Longcluse. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ That's true, you ca n’t tell, mate. ” “ And what do I know about you? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ The Baron Vanboeren? ” inquires Uncle David courteously. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ The right foot? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Then how can you say whether he be dead or no? ” de- manded the innkeeper. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ To Walter Longcluse, Esq. ” “ Does any one wait for an answer? ” he asked, still smiling. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Up the steps| Yes; you wish to enter? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Was the poor girl fool enough to accept his invitation? ” inquired Miss Maubray. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Well, Richard, what do you think? ” “ There can be but one opinion about it. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Well, now, you ca n't manage it here, under the gaze of the people; but — where is best? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Well, really do n't you see the absurdity? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Well, what about it? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What about them shettlements, Sir Richard — a nishe young lady with a ha- a- tful o'money? ” insinuated Levi. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What are you doing there? ” said the horseman roughly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What can Richard have meant by giving her such a direction? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What does that open? ” whispered Alice eagerly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What happened him? ” asked Mr. Truelock. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What has he been saying? ” Alice wondered. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What have I done to earn this curse? — was ever mortal so pursued? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What have I done to earn this curse? — was ever mortal so pursued? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What is it in that voice which is so hateful? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What is it? ” “ The ruined castle near the northern end of the lake at Golden Friars. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What is thought of that in the City? ” “ There'sh lotsh of opinionsh about it; not a shafe chap to quar’l with. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What makes you look so white and dowley? ” mutters the old woman, as she secures the window, and bars the shutters again. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What o'clock is it? ” he asked Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What o'clock is it? ” “ Just struck ten, Sir. ” “ Hand me the Times. ” This was done. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What on earth can you mean? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What shall I do? ” said Lebas, keeping his hand now in his pocket on his treasure. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What the devil's all this? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What will you take, Sir, please? ” inquired the young woman, at one side of whom was the usual row of taps and pump- handles. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What you please, dear Longcluse; you may command me. ” “ Only this, how do you think Sir Reginald would receive me? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What's going on at the opera'Who is your great danseuse at present? ” inquired the baronet, with a glimmer of a leer. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What's the matter, Martha? ” he said kindly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ What? ” said she, returning it with an almost frightened aZC. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ When did you leave that place last night? ” asked Long- cluse. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Where are the boots that I wore yesterday? ” B asked he. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Where is Sir Reginald at present? ” asked Lady May. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Where is Tansey? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Where was I then- Paris or Vienna? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Where's Crozier, I say? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Which way? ” “ Not toward the ‘ Guy of Warwick. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Who are you? ” said Alice, sitting up. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Who said that? ” he thundered. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Who shall I say, Sir? ” asked the servant. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Who? ” asked the young man, a little uncertain, in consequence of the character of that look. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Whom did Alice Arden come with? ” asked Miss Maubray. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Why ca n't they keep apart? ” she resumed. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Why do n’t you cut them confounded rasesh, Shir Richard? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Why should I be so disturbed at that little French fellow P Have I been ill, that my nerve is gone and I such a fool? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Why should you prefer an un- equal war with me? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Will you please to walk up- stairs? ” and he showed him into the drawing- room. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Will you, Baron Vanboeren, be so good as to give me any information you possess respecting Mr. Longcluse? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Yes, Sir. ” “ You are quite sure of that? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You are quite sure of the identity of this? ” asked Uncle David earnestly. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You came here to see Mr. Longcluse? ” asked David Arden. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You do, do ye? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You have been in the East, I think; have you any of the Hindostanee songs? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You have something to say to me? ” said the baronet, mak- ing tender, as it were, of himself. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You know that man? ” said Sir Reginald sharply, as he saw Mr. Longcluse raise his hat to her as they passed. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You know, dear Dick, that was always out of the question: and surely you have heard that Lord Wynderbroke is to be married to Grace Maubray? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You made your visit? ” asked Mr. Longcluse. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You must get him into bed, and do n’t let his head down; take off his handkerchief, and open his shirt- collar — do you mind? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You speak quite frankly, do you? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You thought they might lock us up? ” whispered Alice. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You were not a statuary? ” said Uncle David, astonished at his versatility. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You will take something, Dick, wo n't you? ” “ Nothing, Sir, thanks. ” Sir Reginald was stealthily reading his face. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You ’ll not forget your promise, Baron, when I call? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You'll send for my attorney, of course? |
uc1.c031278838 | “ You'll take something, wo n't you? ” “ Nothing, thanks, ” answered David. |
uc1.c031278838 | “ Your cab's stuffy and hot, ai n’t it? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Said I not ore now that the wild- est hopes — the most exalted visions have dazzled my imagination? uc1.32106010644455 —* I have sworn a solemn oath never to touch cards nor dice again? |
uc1.32106010644455 | '-‘Can you ask me?' |
uc1.32106010644455 | * — “ No, ” cried Jem; “ and now leave me alone. ” “ Not the Happy Valley — eh? ” proceeded the in- defatigable Mr. |
uc1.32106010644455 | * “ Will you explain yourself, Quentin? ” cried Eliza, somewhat impatiently. |
uc1.32106010644455 | - “ Do you know him"“ Who is he? ” were the questions that were now addressed to Crankey Jem from all sides. |
uc1.32106010644455 | - “ Ridiculous! ” cried Egerton: “ you can not seri- ously believe in such a thing? |
uc1.32106010644455 | - “ Then I suppose you're the master of that light- er? ” continued the Buffer. |
uc1.32106010644455 | - “ What does he get up there for? ” asked Egerton, in a whisper. |
uc1.32106010644455 | - “ who is that lady? ” inquired the Bishop of Lord Rossville. |
uc1.32106010644455 | 117 will be addressed to you, the letter inside will be for me,"she answered, laughing.—“And what would Mrs. Lambkin say if she knew it?' |
uc1.32106010644455 | 265|lº|}} º º utter degradation Detestable man, of what have you to boast? |
uc1.32106010644455 | 69 me: My God — is there nothing left to me but sui- cide? |
uc1.32106010644455 | 99 “ Not with the consent of the bishop, I should imagine? ” observed Greenwood, laughing. |
uc1.32106010644455 | A thought struck me: could he have persuaded Harriet to accompany him f Had he so far overcome the virtue of that pure- minded crea- ture? |
uc1.32106010644455 | A thousand times did he ask himself who could be the occupant of that chaise which was journeying in such haste? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Accordingly, as if impelled by a second thought, she said, “ Stay, Quentin: this step must not be taken. ” “ What, my lady?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | Ah l you would affect madness — idiotcy — would you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Ah! ” she cried, as Reginald Tracy laid aside his hat and tloak; “ is it you, sir? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Am I here — here, in Newgate º Or is it all a dream? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Am I not flesh and blood like them 2 do my clothes carry pollution, that the ragged beggar draws her tatters close to her as sho passes me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Am I to provide the stamps? ” “ If you please. |
uc1.32106010644455 | And I will keep my word yet, if you refuse to give me the information I require. ” “ What will become of me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And I – ” “ What are you muttering about to yourself, Greenwood? ” asked Tomlinson. |
uc1.32106010644455 | And as it rolled along, Adeline mused thus:- “ Now, Lydia, for vengeance upon you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And at whose suit was he captured? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And did he not boast that he was employed by the rich and the powerful? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And it is so, Albert dear- is nºt it? ” “ Certainly — to be sure, aunt — Oh! |
uc1.32106010644455 | And now I dare say you wonder why I drink been or spirits at all? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And now do you know why I have told you this? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And so, ” she continued in a musing tone, — “ and so that same Mr. Richard Markham is your friend — your benefactor?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | And such a friend as Cholmondeley would prove:"continued Lydia, in a tone of the most mordent sarcasm: “ such a friend? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And then he asked himself whether he should risk farther insult by calling upon other wealthy men with whom he liad once been on intimate terms? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And think you that your malig- nant — your spiteful glances, your looks of bitter, burning hate- were lost upon me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And what did this domestic do with it? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And what is your punishment at the hands of an out- raged society? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And who is more subtle than I? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And why? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And yet I must penetrate into those gloomy cells to see — whom? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And yet, for what pur- pose could the body be removed — savo for secret interment? |
uc1.32106010644455 | And yet, when suspicion attached itself so strongly to that poor innocent girl, what could I do? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Any thing going on at Tattersall's, Colonel? ” “ Nothing particular, ” was the reply, lazily de- livered. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Are you happy where you are? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Are you willing to undertake this task 7"“ Need you ask me, sir? ” cried the policeman. |
uc1.32106010644455 | As for throwing your person into a pri- son, what good could that do me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | As he handed out the latter, he said, in a hurried whisper, “ You have the pocket- book with you? ” “ I have, ” answered Ellen. |
uc1.32106010644455 | At all events I must do my duty. ” “ What do you mean? ” cried the rector. |
uc1.32106010644455 | At the same time, why does he not address you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Between Macquarie Harbour and Norfolk Island I ean only draw this distinction — that the former is Purgatory, and the latter Hell? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But I s'pose you wo n't deny that it was somewhere in Clerkenwell? ” “ You ’re out again, ” returned Crankey Jem. |
uc1.32106010644455 | But are you sure that the fellows will understand how to use the detonating balls? ” “ Nothing is easier, ” answered Tidkins. |
uc1.32106010644455 | But can you not divine them? ” “ You wished to put my affection to the test, Diana, ” said the Earl. |
uc1.32106010644455 | But how came you to be acquainted with her? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But how could she have done otherwise, poor girl? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But how was he to satisfy himself in regard to the Resurrection Man? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But how would he receive her? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But in what a state did she return?. |
uc1.32106010644455 | But of what avail were their poor exertions against the fury of the devouring element? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But of what nature would the old woman's secrets prove 7 in what manner were they to be a source of comfort to her? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But p'rhaps the gen’lemen will take a glass of wine, since they ’re here? ” added Mr. Banks, with a smirking countenance. |
uc1.32106010644455 | But suppose the mud came from my own shoes the last time I was here? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But what do you think? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But what food? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But what is the topic of their discourse? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But what was that noise? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But what's this heavy feller? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But wherefore had he been brought thither? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But who had made me criminal? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But who was that plunderer? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But whom will you ask to accompany you? ” “ Marian — the faithful servant who has been so devoted to my interests, ” answered Miss Monroe. |
uc1.32106010644455 | But why do you persecute me thus: Have I ever injured you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But why had not Smithers recourse to the lea- thern weapon as usual? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But you knew my mother, then 7"added Kate, suddenly; “ you knew her — did you not? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But — O horror!—was it possible 2–did her eyes deceive her?—was she the sport of a terrible illu- sion? |
uc1.32106010644455 | But, Smithers — my boy*: “ Well? ” cried the executioner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | By the bye, how gets on the action which Dollabel has against you? ” “ What! |
uc1.32106010644455 | By the way, Chichester, I will tell you a very odd thing. ” “ Indeed what is it? ” inquired that gentleman. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Ca n't you write and put them off? ” “ Impossible 1"exclaimed Egerton: “ you see how determined they are. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Ca n't your pal — the man that you spoke of, you know — have a hand in this matter with me? ” “ No, ” answered the Buffer shortly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Capital — was n’t it? ” “ Capital, indeed! ” ejaculated Greenwood, nearly dying with laughter. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Come — let me introduce you to the chiefs of the tribe. ” “ Is the King amongst them? ” asked Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Como – ain't you a bum? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Could it be possible that the blackest heart was concealed in so fair a shrine? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Could treachery be meditated? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Crisp? ” said the policeman, who had charge of Holford. |
uc1.32106010644455 | D'ye think the sheriffs throughout England would all apply to me to do their work for them, if I was n't celebrated for my skill? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Death will not long pass any by — Each chance is duly raffled; What matters whether we must die In bed or on the scaffold? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Did I not procure you the poison? ”- “ True. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Did I not tell Lady Harborough that I would bring you back to her arms? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Did n't I tell you so last night? ” cried the executioner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do n't I see it all every day of my life? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do n't I want to make a man of you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do they think that, because she is compelled to ply her hideous trade, she has no feelings? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do you agree? ” “ I do, ” answered the hag. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do you desire to know any more? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do you not remember how often I bade you hope, when you were desponding? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do you not remember the Greek Brigand at the masquerade, where you met and so justly upbraided that canting hypocrite, Reginald Tracy? ” “ I do. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do you think that you adopted an honour- able means to discover it? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Do you wish to be my heiress? ” “ Ah! |
uc1.32106010644455 | Does your mas- ter tell you all his secrets? ” demanded the Buffer. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Ellen Momroe has two vulnerable points — ” “ Which are they?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | Ellen, are you indeed a mother? ” cried Katherine. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Had I indeed fallen so low that my only home was a loathsome den of iniquity like that? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Had she learnt that he was engaged in the expe- dition? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Had the truth been told relative to his death at the Gipsies ’ encampment near Pentonville prison? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Harpy, ’ was the reply, given with a smile the nature of which struck me as being somewhat strange.—‘What is she?' |
uc1.32106010644455 | Has Tidkins ever injured you? ” “ Cruelly, ” replied Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Have I done the deed? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Have you ever heard of him before? ” asked the rector, surprised at the impression thus produced. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Have you no inclination to hear more concerning your mother's history than you can possibly now know? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Have you not injured me enough already? |
uc1.32106010644455 | He has numerous reasons to conceal himself. ” “ But what is to be done? ” said Morcar. |
uc1.32106010644455 | He is a wery nice gen’leman, and is certain sure to be hung, they say. ” “ Who are you? ” demanded Cecilia, with ill- con- cealed disgust. |
uc1.32106010644455 | He thought within himself, “ Why are you so exalted, and I so abased? |
uc1.32106010644455 | He wants money; and money he must have- money he must have ’’ “ How much will satisfy him? ” asked Katherine. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Hence his prosperity — his happiness — ” “ And hence my adversity — my dissatisfied spirit? ” exclaimed Greenwood, impatiently. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Here is the address. ” “ Any tidings of Margaret Flathers? ” inquired Tidkins. |
uc1.32106010644455 | How can I ever respect him more? |
uc1.32106010644455 | How can men be redeemed — reclaimed- reformed by such treat- ment as this? |
uc1.32106010644455 | How can that be, since you think so well of any thing which I may devise? ” asked Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | How do they know but what we should peach, if we got into trouble, and tell their employers that it was all done with their connivance? |
uc1.32106010644455 | How happens it that you have kept it secret from me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | How were our positions equal in reference to our lovers? |
uc1.32106010644455 | How would they meet? |
uc1.32106010644455 | I am not surprised to see you again. ” “ And why not? ” demanded the rector, as he threw himself into a chair. |
uc1.32106010644455 | I asked her what was the matter? |
uc1.32106010644455 | I believe it is in fourteen large volumes, sir? |
uc1.32106010644455 | I could not find the particular cab which he took. ” “ Why did n’t you question the waterman and the drivers? ” asked Jem. |
uc1.32106010644455 | I did n't think that such men as you could be in existence, you after all? |
uc1.32106010644455 | I have much to say to you: will you meet me to- morrow afternoon, somewhere? |
uc1.32106010644455 | I know by your voice that you're not one of us. ” “ You then are an inmate of this house?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | I suppose they're al- ways gratified in their wishes? ” asked the Superin- tendent. |
uc1.32106010644455 | I thought so by your voice — you are n gentleman, ” said the man: “ then you will not betray me? ” “ Betray you! ” this observation. |
uc1.32106010644455 | I will not describe them to you, Richard; but need I confess that they are connected with yourself? |
uc1.32106010644455 | I, know how sad must be your lot; and I have called this morning to see if I c º it. ” Å at better my& ondition, sir? ” exclaimed Katherigº. |
uc1.32106010644455 | If the rich would not assist her, how could she hope for succour from the poor? |
uc1.32106010644455 | In a word, who would believe your story were you to proclaim it? |
uc1.32106010644455 | In four days I shall embark on board the ship that brought you to England. ” “ So soon, my lord? ” cried Markham, somewhat uneasily. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Is it indeed you? ” “ I am Lady Ravensworth, ” was the somewhat haughty answer. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Is it neglect, or extreme caution? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Is it possible that you can have altogether forgotten those feelings which animated our hearts with a reciprocal affection some years ago? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Is it that I am envious of his happiness? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Is not that a charming creature? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Is there any mode of ameliorating her wretched situation? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Lafleur made his appearance-- “ Is the chaise ordered for seven precisely? ” quired Mr. Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Make it on economic principles, boy — economic principles, I say, mind?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | Merciful heavens 1 for what fate was I reserved? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Miss Adeline,'I said, as we proceeded homewards, “ what have we both been doing? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Mr. Tracy? ” ejaculated the house- keeper, her eyes glancing from the rector in his dressing- gown to the lady in her cloak. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Name the amount you require. ” “ Will two hundred hurt you? ” said Pennywhiffe. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Need I say how he implored me to abandon this determination? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Nevertheless, think you that my feelings were not wounded? |
uc1.32106010644455 | No — no: else wherefore should I complain of this cruel suspense? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Nor was I mis- taken. ” “ Then you listened — yeu overheard all that passed between us? ” cried Adeline. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Not in this house? ” cried Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now did you think I was so precious green as not to take advantage of the opportunity? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now is not all this sufficient to turn the head of one whose mind is already partially unhinged? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now is that a bargain? ” “ Alack it must be — it must be! ” said the hag. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now is this consistent? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now what's the state of discipline here? ” asked the Superintendent. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now, being blindfolded, ” continued Jem, “ it was to prevent her — ” “ What? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now, tell me the truth, old woman — don't you deserve it all? ” “ Lack- a- day! ” crooned the harridan. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now, then — who knocks at the front door? ” Gibbet rose and hastened from the room. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Now, then, madam, ” cried Mr. Wharton, raising his voice, “ who was the real cause of my friend's downfall? |
uc1.32106010644455 | O God, is this human justice: What have I done that the vilest and lowest should despise me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Of course it was not reciprocated:—how could it be? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Perhaps I have gone suddenly mad, and my crime and its conse- quences are only the inventions of my disordered imagination? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Pray, ma'am, who undertook the fu- neral of your blessed defunct sister? ” “ Sir l ’ exclaimed Mrs. Bennet, tears starting into her eyes. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Richard groped his way towards him, and said, “ She lives 2 whom do you allude to? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Said we not, in the very opening of this work, that from London branched off two roads, leading to two points totally distinct the one from the other? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Shall I purchase a splendid house, with costly appoint- ments, for you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | She accordingly seized an opportunity to speak to me in private; and she said, “ William, for God's sake what does this mean? |
uc1.32106010644455 | She will be a mother to you. ” “ But why would you remove me from the roof of my benefactor?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | Signor Markham, ” exclaimed the lady; “ have you well weighed the contingencies? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Since then the medical man has also died. ” “ Your mother was your uncle's own sister, was she not? ” asked the rector. |
uc1.32106010644455 | So the youngster is to go over, then — after all? ” “ Yes, ” replied the tall man in plain clothes. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Still, how could he write to her with any hope that the letter would reach her? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Surely Greenwood will assist you? ” This letter was sealed and addressed to “ GILBERT VERNoN, Esq., No. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Surely — surely he could spare a guinea from the thousands which he has received of me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | THE “ BOOZING- KEN? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Tell me — do you want to kill me by a slow and lingering death? |
uc1.32106010644455 | That's how I came to know all this. ” “ Do you happen to be aware when he will re- turn? ” asked Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | The Resurrection Man now suffered her to replace the silk cap over his head:—what would he not have done for one who paid so liberally? |
uc1.32106010644455 | The constable did not, however, appear surprised; but merely observed with a strange coolness, “ An? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Then lip us a chant, pals: Why thus mum your dubber? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Then she felt relieved; and she began to ask her- self wherefore she had come thither? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Then — what hope will remain for me? ” “ Providence will not desert us, Richard, ” an- swered Isabella. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Then, recovering herself, she exclaimed,* Wretch/ why do you haunt me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Think you that I can not even, were I still vain, adapt it more to my taste with my own hands? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Think you that I value any peculiar arrange- ment which you can bestow upon my hair? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Think you that there is not an- other voice in the world like mine? |
uc1.32106010644455 | This individual was forthwith admitted; and when the two villains were seated by the fire in the back room, the Resurrection Man asked “ What news?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | To whom could she apply 7 whither was she to betake herself? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Tracy, ” continued Ellen, “ why did you entrust your message of love to another? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Vernon's valet? ” said Quentin, interroga- tively. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was I not enthu- siastic in thy cause? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was Mr. Greenwood your informant? ” “ He was not, ” answered the hag. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was he pro- gressing so well that he wished to surprise his brother with his great prosperity? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was it because she was glad to have found an excuse for calling upon him who was the father of her child? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was it not at your house that my ruin was con- summated? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was it possible that she had heard aright? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was it to hear such language as this that I agreed to meet you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was she betrayed and neglected? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was the Re- surrection Man really acquainted with Martin's present place of abode? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was this individual really no more? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Was this the triumph that he had achieved by his regicide attempt? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Water — I implore you! ” “ How could I give you so poor a drink as water, when you gave me wine? ” 86 266 THIE MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Were you, in a moment of anger against me, to state that it was my child that was discovered in your trunk, who would believe you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What brings a wretched foreigner like you amongst us with a hostile sword? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What can I do for you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What can be the cause of these emotions — hitherto un- known? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What can detain him? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What could that precipitate journey mean 2 was Bazzano the sole occupant of the carriage? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What could they mean? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What did he want to bother his- self like that as to whether there was a good yard for his missus to hang her clothes in on washing days? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What do you say? ” The MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
uc1.32106010644455 | What do you think of extract of poppies, coriander, nux vomica, black extract, Leghorn juice, and bitter beans? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What does he mean? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What does it mat- ter whether Jack Ketch or a private enemy did the job f"“ Where did this happen? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What has been my almost constant occupation — with some few brighter intervals — since I was twelve years old? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What have been its consequences? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What have changes done? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What is the meaning of this? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What next? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What should you say to making a bargain with us? ” “ I have no objection, ” replied Morcar: “ we can but give the thing a trial. |
uc1.32106010644455 | What should you think if I were to tell you that I am married? ” “ You! — married 1''exclaimed Katherine. |
uc1.32106010644455 | What to such as you are the tears of deceived and lost girls 2 what to you are the broken hearts of fond parents? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What was the air? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What were Richard's feelings now? |
uc1.32106010644455 | What would her servants think if she remained in the solitude of her own chamber while visitors were at the mansion? |
uc1.32106010644455 | When I was your wretched tool, you promised me the affection of a sister; and how did you fulfil your pledge? |
uc1.32106010644455 | When shall you return? ” she de- manded in an authoritative manner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | When they were once more in the street, our hero said to his companion, “ Who is that man? ” “ The PUBLIC ExecutionER, ” was the reply. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Whence arose this discrepancy, this pride on the one hand, and this bashfulness on the other? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Where are these papers? ” “ The papers, sir? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Where are these papers? ” “ The papers, sir? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Where is it? ” “ There — there! |
uc1.32106010644455 | Wherefore was she unhappy? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Which do you think is the greatest cheat of all the cheap wines? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Whither, then, could she repair save to the mansion which was her own? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who are so happy then as we- Each with such useful knowledge? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who are you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who but one acquainted with Lady Ravensworth's secret could be capable of such extraordinary conduct? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who can defect th'inexorable delight With which thy flounces break upon the sight Of my bad loveliness? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who can judge of the splendour of the West End of London by even the most fashionable quar- ters of Edinburgh or Dublin? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who dares accuse me of an attempt on that child's life? ” “ I ’’ answered Eliza Sydney, boldly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who knows but that, soonor or later, he may do me justice? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Who knows? ” This idea determined Lady Cecilia upon visiting Newgate on the following day. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Why did you leave your nice little lodging in Budge Row? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Why didst thou permit me to fall? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Why had he not written in the meantime? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Why should I spare you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Why, you do n't mean to say, Banks, that you care two straws about the feller that's going to be tucked up this morning? ” “ Ah! |
uc1.32106010644455 | Will that do? ” “ Thank’ee for the twenty, which is ready, ” an- swered the black- leg, consigning the notes to his pocket. |
uc1.32106010644455 | Will you accompany me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Will you blame me if I say that I was vexed at this cir- cumstance 2 would you believe me if I declared that I treated it with indifference? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Will you have money? |
uc1.32106010644455 | Will you take three hundred to one that the favour- ites for the fight and the Derby do n’t both win? ” “ Stop, Sir Rupert 1"cried Chichester. |
uc1.32106010644455 | You have been ill — very ill. ” “ How long, Signora, has this illness lasted? ” “ Ten days, ” was the reply. |
uc1.32106010644455 | You have heard of General Grachia? ” said the foreigner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | You know that I am possessed of some property? ” “ The world always believed you to be rich, ” observed Cecilia. |
uc1.32106010644455 | You mean your uncle's son? ” said Reginald. |
uc1.32106010644455 | You need dread him no longer. ” “ Are you sure? |
uc1.32106010644455 | You say he was well dressed? ”- “ As well as a private person can be, ” answered Holford. |
uc1.32106010644455 | You seem astonished at what I say? |
uc1.32106010644455 | You think that I am such a miserable fool as to be deluded by your tricks? |
uc1.32106010644455 | You think that my fea- tures are not altogether unknown to you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | a promise made to a lady, eh? ’ he exclaimed. |
uc1.32106010644455 | a sovereign, and so servile an administration as that of which Signor Pisani is the chief? ” demanded the Colonel. |
uc1.32106010644455 | am I indeed so very ill? |
uc1.32106010644455 | am I not dream- ing? |
uc1.32106010644455 | and did I not succeed? |
uc1.32106010644455 | and were you no party to the infamous treachery which gave me to the arms of your friend? |
uc1.32106010644455 | and wherefore has a shade of melancholy displaced those joyous smiles that were wo nt to play upon lips of coral opening above teeth of pearls? |
uc1.32106010644455 | and why are you so frightened even to think of her? |
uc1.32106010644455 | and would Eugene appear on the day named, and upon the hill where the two trees stood? |
uc1.32106010644455 | are they not my subjects do I not rule over them? |
uc1.32106010644455 | are you well convinced of this? ” demanded Markham. |
uc1.32106010644455 | asked the Honourable Augustus Smicksmack — a lieutenant in the Grenadier Guards, and just turned nineteen: “ a baronetcy — eh, Green- wood? |
uc1.32106010644455 | could such an expression have emanated from the lips of her master — of that man whom the world idolized? |
uc1.32106010644455 | dearest Ellen, are you ill? ” exclaimed Katherine, seeing that her friend suddenly turned ashy pale. |
uc1.32106010644455 | did he do? ” asked Ellen, surprised by the thoughtful seriousness of her young friend's manner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | did he look mad? ” “ Not he He's no more mad than me. |
uc1.32106010644455 | did he not now behold those scenes for the last time? |
uc1.32106010644455 | did you not hear something? ” “ It seemed to me that there was a rustling along the path, ” replied Katherine, in a hasty and timid whisper. |
uc1.32106010644455 | exclaimed Egerton: “ who the deuce can she be? ” “ She is a stout, elderly lady, sir, ” said the tiger. |
uc1.32106010644455 | exclaimed the Marquis: “ surely that name is known to me? ” “ My sister was accused of a crime which the Rev. |
uc1.32106010644455 | for that ’s the rumour, I believe? ” “ Well, I do hope that Fame for once is not far wrong, my dear fellow, ” answered Mr. Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | ger?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | goodness? |
uc1.32106010644455 | ha: Now, how do you think he does it? |
uc1.32106010644455 | had he earned that living tomb as the sacrifice to be paid for the infamous notoriety which he had acquired? |
uc1.32106010644455 | had she remembered his name? |
uc1.32106010644455 | has it been ameliorated, or rendered more deplor- able? ” The banker's countenance fell. |
uc1.32106010644455 | he's deaf and dumb: ” “ Deaf and dumb, eh? ” repeated the Buffer. |
uc1.32106010644455 | how am I to secure you as my friend? |
uc1.32106010644455 | how can I ever talk with others of his virtues again? |
uc1.32106010644455 | how can I pledge myself to such a condi- tion? ” exclaimed Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | how did you dis- cover her flight? ” demanded Lady Ravensworth. |
uc1.32106010644455 | how gently — how delicately — and in what Could such wholesome means fail of success? |
uc1.32106010644455 | how were it possible that I could ever forget them? |
uc1.32106010644455 | is there nothing criminal in the fact of a lady accepting her seducer — her former lover — the father of her first child, as her friend? |
uc1.32106010644455 | is this fairy- land, or Castelcicala? ” said Rich- ard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | liberty in connexion with the vilest mono- poly that ever mortal policy conceived? |
uc1.32106010644455 | my God — who would ever play again, that had been in such misery as I? |
uc1.32106010644455 | my adored husband, what is to become of you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | my dear husband, what makes you thus? ” cried Ellen, in alarm: “ I never saw you so before. |
uc1.32106010644455 | my wife? ” ejaculated the Buffer, with a hoarse laugh. |
uc1.32106010644455 | need I describe the earnestness with which he besought me not to make him miserable for life? |
uc1.32106010644455 | now I recall to mind a thousand circumstances which should have made me suspect the truth:* “ The truth of what? ” demanded Tomlinson. |
uc1.32106010644455 | poor Morcar — what will he think# where can he be? ” “ Morcar is safe and knows that you are here, Sig- nor, ” said the lady. |
uc1.32106010644455 | say — shall I come to you to- night? ” “ No, Cecilia, ” answered the clergyman; “ we must exercise some caution. |
uc1.32106010644455 | shame? |
uc1.32106010644455 | t)h no:—the honour of your family depended on he sacrifice of mine? |
uc1.32106010644455 | t? |
uc1.32106010644455 | thank your Serene Highness — humble as I am — pleased to call evidence against me? ” demanded Vernon. |
uc1.32106010644455 | that his father — ” “ Will treat him better in future? ” added Mark- ham, seeing that the maiden hesitated. |
uc1.32106010644455 | that's it — is it? ” cried Banks, assuming a threatening attitude. |
uc1.32106010644455 | there were the same objects I had before observed;-there: they were, apparently unchanged;—but I — my God — was I the same? |
uc1.32106010644455 | there's Smithers at his old tricks again. ” “ And who is Smithers? ” inquired Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | there's the clock on the staircase striking five? |
uc1.32106010644455 | to existence? |
uc1.32106010644455 | to what sorrows, do I leave you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | too true? ” “ Lady, ask me not for my authority, ” was the reply. |
uc1.32106010644455 | was I a severe mistress to her? ” “ She was not a favourite with the other depend- ants of your ladyship's household, ” observed Quentin. |
uc1.32106010644455 | was Morosino a mere ad- venturer? |
uc1.32106010644455 | was it be- cause she was anxious to receive his thanks — from his own lips — for restoring to him his pocket- book? |
uc1.32106010644455 | what ails you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | what am I to do with the Nose, sir? ” “ But 104 410 THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
uc1.32106010644455 | what can be his plans? ” “ Would that we were indeed able to read them: ” said Eliza, earnestly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | what can you mean? ” he exclaimed, bewildered. |
uc1.32106010644455 | what cause of intimacy could exist be- tween you and her? ” demanded the rector. |
uc1.32106010644455 | what did you teach me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | what do you mean? ” faltered Cecilia, in a faint tone. |
uc1.32106010644455 | what do you require? |
uc1.32106010644455 | what guarantee have I that you will not betray me to Lady Harborough, whose jealousy is so soon excited? ” cried Reginald. |
uc1.32106010644455 | what interest have I to tell you a lie? |
uc1.32106010644455 | what wickedness does he meditate? |
uc1.32106010644455 | what will be her feelings? |
uc1.32106010644455 | what will become of me? ” ejaculated Cecilia, now pushed to an extremity which she never had contemplated. |
uc1.32106010644455 | what will become of me? ” moaned the old hag. |
uc1.32106010644455 | when shall I be released from this peril? |
uc1.32106010644455 | when — how long ago? ” inquired Markham, not knowing whether º Tº~ º ºw-| • to believe the statement thus strangely made to him, or not. |
uc1.32106010644455 | who would have thought that it would have come to this? ” exclaimed Reginald Tracy, as he precipitated himself from the kitchen. |
uc1.32106010644455 | who would have thought that the rich, the handsome, the renowned, the courted, the flattered rector of St. David's would become an inmate of Newgate? |
uc1.32106010644455 | whom had these events endangered 3 Was it possible that the kindness of the Grand Duchess towards himself had been detected? |
uc1.32106010644455 | whose hand had suddenly beggared him? |
uc1.32106010644455 | why do you never come near us? |
uc1.32106010644455 | why does he force his presence upon me? ” cried Adeline, rapidly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | why had he spared the poor hump- back on this occasion? |
uc1.32106010644455 | why was my destiny cast in so lowly a sphere? |
uc1.32106010644455 | will you be faithful? |
uc1.32106010644455 | with what view? ” de- manded Vernon, who saw that he was completely in Greenwood's power. |
uc1.32106010644455 | would not he thenceforth become dead to the world? |
uc1.32106010644455 | would you not go far, and sacrifice much, to glean some- thing with regard to your father? |
uc1.32106010644455 | wretch — senseloss idiot — miserable fool that I have been But is it really true?—can it be as it seems to me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | you brought any money with you? ” “ Mrs. |
uc1.32106010644455 | you have done this, vile woman? ” screamed Lady Ravensworth. |
uc1.32106010644455 | you saw me — with some one? ” cried Wer- non, hastily, and for the moment thrown off his guard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | you think I am going to hurt you too? |
uc1.32106010644455 | | But was Diana happy? |
uc1.32106010644455 | | “ And what may be your freight? ” º “ Bales of cotton, ” returned the man. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ A lady?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Adversity has no effect upon you; whereas with me — ” “ Why — what is the matter now? ” interrupted Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Ai n't there no one on board but you and Blackee? ” “ What the devil should we want any more hands for:"said the master, gruffly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ All right? ” asked the Superintendent. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Am I alone with you?—is there none else pre- sent? ” asked Dunstable, in a tone of alarm. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Am I not their Queen? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And for yourself? ” said Kate, impatiently. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And how did you discover my name, Signora? ” inquired Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And so she was not his sister, then? ” said one. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And so you actually have a scheme that will make millions, my dear Greenwood? ” said the capitalist, his entire countenance beaming with smiles. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And so you really thought I was lost, sir? ” said Benstead. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And so you was at the Old Bailey to- day? ” said one of the watchmen to his companion, as they advanced round that part of the prison. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And the other great cities of Castelcicala? ” asked Richard: “ do they make no demonstration in this terrible crisis? ” “ Alas — no! |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And the other great cities of Castelcicala? ” asked Richard: “ do they make no demonstration in this terrible crisis? ” “ Alas — no! |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And what business keeps your master here? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And what's the meaning of this all of a sudden?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And what? ” said Adeline, speaking in a tone as if she wore suffocating. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And when did this happen? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And who are you that thus feel an interest in one so woe- begone as I? ” asked Adeline, relieved by her tears. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And will your Highness be offended if I confess that your charming sister made a profound impression upon my mind? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And you have considered it in all its bearings? ” “ In every shape and way. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And you told her that I had not been home all night? ” mused Reginald. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And you will not leave me here any longer? ” she said. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And, by the by — was it not this same wretch who lately escaped in so extraordinary a manner from the Middlesex House of Correction? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ And, then, why do you call him John ” “ Did you not give him that name at his baptism? ” said Kate. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Another gag — by hell! ” ejaculated Tidkins “ What do you take me for? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Any news to- day? ” he asked, when this busi- ness was concluded. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Any thing new in the City? ” “ Nothing particular. ” “ And your late cashier — what has become of him f ° inquired Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Are they loaded? ” “ No, ” answered Jem. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Are you Lady Cecilia Harborough? ” “ I am Lady Cecilia Harborough, ” was the reply. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Are you a woman for are you a fiend? ” “ I am a woman — and one who, having suffered much, knows how to revenge deeply, ” returned Lydia. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Are you not devotedly attached to your child 3 do you not fondle — play with it? ” “ I am never wearied of its little company." |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Aye, what is it, indeed? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Because you like it best, perhaps? ” exclaimed the old man. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But can I trust you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But have you looked about the ruins? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But how did you hear this? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But is it too late? ” cried the rector: “ can nothing be done? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But is it too late? ” cried the rector: “ can nothing be done? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But of what avail are tears? ” said Adeline, suddenly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But perhaps your solicitor may refuse you the advances which you need? ” said the old woman at length. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But shall we not ratify our engagement with one kiss? ” And as she spoke she slowly drew the black veil from her countenance. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But tell me — have you any hope that I may succeed?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But we want more hands- Of course you ’ll go with us? ” “ Yes — I’ll risk it, ” answered Mr. Swot. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But what proof have I that your passion is an honourable one? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But what shall we do to- day? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But what? ” he said, when Katherine hesitated. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But when do you think you ’ll want our services? ” “ Very soon. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But wherefore do you speak thus freely to me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But wherefore should you press me in this way? ” said the stock- broker. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But who are you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But who is that? ” she added, as her eyes now fell upon Mark- ham for the first time. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But who is this lady that you speak of? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But why can not the appointment take place at my abode? ” said the hag. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But you will not leave me to- day? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ But, tell me — what do you require at my hands? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ By the by, how did the African Railroad scheme turn out? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ By what authority do you detain us here as prisoners? ” “ Yes — by what authority? ” echoed Cholmonde- ley, again stepping forward. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ By what authority do you detain us here as prisoners? ” “ Yes — by what authority? ” echoed Cholmonde- ley, again stepping forward. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ By- the- by, did you send the letter I gave you just now to the post? ” The vaiet answered in the affirmative. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Cecilia? ” whispered the rector. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Did I ever jest when I agreed to accept the fine offers which you made me on past occasions? ” asked Ellen. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Did I not before say that I would no longer at- tempt to mislead you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Did I not satisfy your de- mands on a former oceasion? ” “ And have I not kept my pledge? ” cried Tidkins. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Did I not satisfy your de- mands on a former oceasion? ” “ And have I not kept my pledge? ” cried Tidkins. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Did you give him my note? ” asked the Major, in an imploring tone. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Did you not perceive, sir, that I was quite took at a non- plush when I set my wenerable eyes on the blessed countenance of that charming gal? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do n’t you believeme? ” cried Holford, now blush- ing deeply. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do we understand each other? ” “ So far that we are equally well acquainted with the affairs of his Highness the Prince, ” answered Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do with me what you will — kill me at once'''“ And what the devil good would your carcass be to us? ” exclaimed the Resurrection Man. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you know her, my dear? ” asked the noble- Insan. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you know this young lady? ” asked the Re- surrection Man, in an under tone, of the old wo. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you know those people? ” asked Miss Wil- mot, alarmed by her companion's tone and manner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you know whose wife you would become f — the wife of a forger| Have you not learnt that dread secret? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you not reflect that your reputation is in my hands?' |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you not understand the nature of a forgery — the consequences which it entails? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you object to leave your uncle? ” “ I should be a hypocrite were I to say that I ob- ject to leave him, ” was the immediate answer. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you think that I am not well acquainted with all — yes, all that concerns you? ” she added significantly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you think that I would let an old treacherous hag like you discover the whereabouts of this house? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Do you wish me to tell you? ” exclaimed Kathe- 80 218 THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Does any one know the name of my lady's friend? ” “ Mrs. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Does your grace particularly allude to the death of Sellis? ” asked the countess, turning her head so as to meet the glance of her friend. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Does your lordship suppose that I have not also suffered — that I do not at present Suffer? ” “ Oh! |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Egerton — you can not wish to ruin me altogether? ” “ Would you not have ruined me? ” inquired the young man, bitterly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Egerton — you can not wish to ruin me altogether? ” “ Would you not have ruined me? ” inquired the young man, bitterly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Ellen, what means all this? ” asked Reginald: “ are you angry with me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Ellen, what means all this? ” asked Reginald: “ are you angry with me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Four, my dear friend Smithers? ” said the un- dertaker, with a whining, coaxing tone and man- ner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Got scent of the morning's work — eh, old feller? ” “ Alas! |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Had we not better ascertain what is the matter here? ” exclaimed Markham, hastily. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Harriet, my lord — did your Highness mention the name of Harriet? ” murmured the nobleman. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Has your uncle been to see you? ” he inquired. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Have I not undergone enough to make me so? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Have you been able to learn any thing concerning Katherine Wilmot? ” “ There I have also succeeded, ” replied Mr. Tunks. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Have you heard any thing more of that villain Tidkins, Harry? ” asked the man. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Have you travelled far to- day? ” “ A considerable distance. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Have you your dice- box handy? ” “ My rascal of a tiger has lost it, ” answered Egerton. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ He has doubtless communicated that? ” “ He has never spoken a word to me, ” answered Katherine, with the most ingenuous seriousness. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Her own parents are dead, I presume? ” “ Yes, sir, she is an orphan. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ How can I possibly have deserved such kind sympathy at your hands? ” asked Richard, over- powered by so much goodness. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ How do you decide? ” asked Ellen. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ How do you get on? ” he demanded, as he placed the basket upon the table. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ How is your lord this morning? ” asked Ade- line, with a profound sigh. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ How long has she been immured here? ” in- quired Markham. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ How many times more shall I hear that sound? ” he asked himself. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ How much is it to be this time for the rope? ” asked Mr. Banks, in a tremulous tone and with another solemn shake of the head. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ I Have you brought me one pound seventeen and sixpence — yes or no? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ I am sure you ought not to complain, for you have made the conquest of a lord, handsome, and wealthy. ”—“But what will he think of me?' |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ I have already a project in my head; but I must consider it more maturely. ” “ Where shall we meet, sir? ” asked Morcar. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ I have never called here before in my life. ” “ Then who the devil are you? ” demanded the pugilistic phenomenon. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ I know all that, ” said Lord Dunstable, faintly: “ but how came you here? ” “ It were too long to tell you now. ” “ Water, Lydia, Oh! |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ I know all, I say,| — even to the existence of the little one that will some day call you mother. ” “ Who told you that? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ I ’ll be there at a few minits'afore nine: I spose you ’ll cut the carkiss down at the usual hour? ” “ Yes — yes, ” answered Smithers. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ IHow should I know the conversation was pri- wate? ” exclaimed Thomas. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Ilave you walked far this morning? ” “ Pretty well, ” returned Morcar. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is John going with you this morning, uncle? ” inquired Katherine timidly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is a man like me one of the sort to be deluded by the imagination? ” asked Smithers, somewhat contemptuously. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is every compromise to be effected by poor woman, and shall man make no sacrifice for her? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is it a bargain? ” “ A decided bargain, ” replied Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is it not in your power to put an end to all this mystery? ” “ I can not — I will not, ” returned Greenwood, The MYSTERIES OF LONDON. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is it really for your friends? ” demanded the man, turning short round upon the lad. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is it you? ” she said, unable to distinguish his countenance beneath his slouched hat. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is your Highness hurt? ” asked one of the officers. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Is your labour done? ” demanded Tidkins, in a surly tone, as if he expected a farther delay in the business. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Jacob Smithers? ” cried the barrister. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Just heaven what do I hear? ” exclaimed Eliza, the colour forsaking her cheeks. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Keep quiet, and no harm will happen to you. ” “ But who is it that you do want? ” asked the Buffer. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Know you to whom your princely mansion has just afforded its hospitality? ” demanded Lydia. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Leave me — quit this house — go — ” “ Do you dare me? ” said Miss Hutchinson. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Lydia 1"he said: “ is that you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Much?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Must you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ My God what have I done? ” he exclaimed, frantically — for he did not immediately perceive Ellen, whom a screen concealed from his view. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ No luck, I suppose, sir? ” observed another. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ No- no: you surely could not have been so wicked? ” “ I have done it, ” replied Lydia, in her calm, im- passive manner. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ No: how the devil should I? ” said the Captain, also sinking his voice — but simply because Dunsta- ble did so. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Not the slightest How can I have such a motive? ” exclaimed Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Now, then, what are you chattering about there? ” ejaculated Smithers. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Oh Leary Lipkins — is it? ” said Tunks aloud. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Oh what should I have been without him? ” ejaculated Katherine. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Oh why am I bound to this bed of sickness? ” exclaimed the Prince, when Signor Viviani's letter narrating that event was read to him. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Oh you would not do me any harm — you have not been deceiving me? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Or will she be afraid of com- promising herself? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Rascal what do you mean? ” ejaculated the other; “ I am the surgeon, and in command of this vessel. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Remember, I do n’t ask — but I s'pose you ’ve been living in Lon- don — eh? ” “ Well — and if I have — ” “ There! |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Shall I lay my whole fortune at your feet? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ She does it out of good- nature, does she 7"re- peated the man: “ then why wo n't he learn my busi- ness? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Since the night before last I have n't been myself. ” “ What ails you? ” asked Kate, kindly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Somo new crime, perhaps? ” “ Or else some fresh scheme of villany, ” returned Morcar. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Tell me, ” she added, “ may I not visit you again? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ That is all I have been able to learn; but I am confident he is there. ” “ And do you know where the barge is moored? ” asked Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ That precious acquaintance of yours — ” “ Who? ” demanded Greenwood, sharply. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ The chaise will be here at seven, you say? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ You and Filippo will accompany me. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ The evening is very beautiful, ” said Eliza, in a low tone, to Adeline: “ will you not walk with me through the Park? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Then me is still alive — and doubtless as active as ever in purposes of evil. ” “ Is he such a bad man? ” asked Aischa. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Then, why — why do you not answer it? ” said Egerton, not daring to speak in a firm or command- ing tone. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Think you that I am a stranger to your connexion with that unhappy man who died by his own hands last night? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Think you that I have no reproaches to hurl at you, sir? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Twelve shillings — eh? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Was Grachia selfish or insane? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Was I, then, the murderess of my poor father and my noble- hearted brother? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Was any one wounded in this house during the might? ” he demanded hastily. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Was he killed by the blow that the Traveller dealt him with his long dagger? ” These words struck a chord which vibrated to Markham's heart. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Was it for me that your visit to the farm was intended? ” “ Neither more nor less, Miss, ” answered the Re- surrection Man. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Was not the wine which I drank, drugged for an especial pur- pose? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Was she not well treated at the Hall? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Water — water? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Well — are you afraid? ” asked Swot, at length breaking silence. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Well — will that do? ” cried Tidkins, triumph- antly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Well, sir, what is it? ” asked the baronet, tak- ing the black- leg aside, and speaking to him in a whisper. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Well, then — we are all friends here? ” asked Swot, glancing around him. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Well, what news? ” asked Richard's companion. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Well, ” said the Resurrection Man, “ have you made up your mind, old woman? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Well? ” she cried, in an impertinent tone. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Were you also wronged by him? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What about her? ” asked our hero. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What are you doing here? ” demanded Ellen, hastily. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What are you going to do? ” “ To hide myself from the officers of justice, ” re- turned Cecilia. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What can have induced him to seek refuge there? ” said Richard, in a musing tone. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What can he mean? ” was the question which Quentin repeated to himself a dozen times in a minute. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What can they say, when they see your certifi- kit that the rope ’s the true one? ” demanded Banks. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What can you make of them, Jack? ” demanded the Resurrection Man, who was smoking his pipe on the after deck. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What could Lydia mean by this perfidious plot? ” she murmured to herself, as she sank upon the sofa, exhausted both mentally and bodily. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What did you come for? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What do you mean, Adeline? ” he said: “ did you not send me the key?—did you not pen those lines? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What do you mean, Adeline? ” he said: “ did you not send me the key?—did you not pen those lines? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What do you mean, Ellen? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What do you mean? ” cried Richard, eagerly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What do you think is the cause? ” “ With your lordship's permission, I should say that smoking too much — ” began the valet, timidly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What do you want, my good lad? ” asked Reginald. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What does this mean, Ellen? ” inquired Richard with some degree of anxiety. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What fresh misfor- tune could he have communicated? ” “ Did he not tell you that I had been attacked with a grievous malady? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What fresh misfor- tune could he have communicated? ” “ Did he not tell you that I had been attacked with a grievous malady? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What gammon's that? ” demanded Tidkins. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What good would the death of Richard Mark- ham have done you? ” demanded James Cuffin. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What has become of Ge- meral Grachia? ” “ No one knows. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What have you been doing with yourself for the last two days? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What in the name of heaven do you mean? ” demanded Egerton, now advancing towards him. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What is his name, sir — that I may pray for him? ” “ Mr. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What is the matter with you? ” demanded the Marquis, astonished at his friend's altered mien. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What is the matter? ” he demanded, alarmed by the wildness of Katherine's manner and the pierc- ing agony of her cries. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What is the name of your excellent mistress?' |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What is the present condition of Castelcicala? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What must Lady Ce- cilia think? ” “ Think, sir? ” cried the housekeeper, more sur- prised still at her master's observations. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What must Lady Ce- cilia think? ” “ Think, sir? ” cried the housekeeper, more sur- prised still at her master's observations. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What news in the political world, Greenwood? ” asked the Marquis of Holmesford. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What o'clock is it, Mr. Tidkins? ” inquired that great functionary. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What poison do you require? ” demanded Cecilia greatly excited. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What say you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What the deuce is to be done? ” asked Egerton for the tenth time since the arrival of his friend. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What traitor have we here? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What would become of us without the Church? ” continued Mr. Greenwood. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What ’s become of Harborough, does any one know? ” said Lord Dunstable, when the cachinna- tion was cencluded. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What's the name of your craft? ” he said, as he poured out the liquor, which exhaled the strong and saccharine flavour of rum. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What, in the name of common sense can he possibly want with meat- hooks? ” was the question which the astonished Quentin put to himself. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ What? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where and when shall I meet you? ” 272 Tii E LONDON. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where are they? ” “ Where you can not discover them — concealed at my own abode. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where d'ye come from? ” demanded Wicks. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where have you been, Isabel? ” inquired the Prince, eyeing her attentively. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where is he? ” “ He has taken refuge in a barge on the river, ” answered Morcar. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where is that scoundrel? ” cried the farmer, now finding leisure to think of the cause of his wife's sudden indisposition. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Where? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Wherefore so silent, Miss Hutchinson? ’ said the young officer: ‘ does my boldness in constituting myself your com- panion offend you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Wherefore so silent, Miss Hutchinson? ’ said the young officer: ‘ does my boldness in constituting myself your com- panion offend you? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Which is that? ” asked Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Which is that? ” demanded the caligrapher. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Which road, sir? ” asked the postillion. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Which way shall we go? ” she inquired, as they paused for a moment in the scullery, to listen if all were quiet. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who are you? ” demanded his Royal Highness in a stern tone: “ what means this intrusion? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who are you? ” demanded his Royal Highness in a stern tone: “ what means this intrusion? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who are you? ” demanded the gruff voice of the porter. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who are you? ” inquired Markham. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who is it? ” demanded Lafleur. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who is it? ” he demanded, ere he opened. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who is it? ” was the demand simultaneously put to him. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who knows? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who would think of looking for you at Ravens- worth Hall? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who'll tip us a song? ” said the Knacker, glanc- ing around. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who? ” asked Benstead. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Who? ” “ Greenwood, ” added Chichester. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Why do you drink it, then, friend Swiggs? ” de- manded the Buffer, in a surly tone. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Why not? ” exclaimed Greenwood, indignantly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Why should I? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Why — do n't you see? ” ejaculated Lord Dun- stable, slapping his friend upon the shoulder. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Why, amuse ourselves — as gentlemen of rank and fashion are accustomed — eh, Egerton? ” “ Oh decidedly. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Will you take supper, Mr. Egerton? ” inquired Lord Dunstable. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Wilt thou then abjure thine own creed, and embrace ours? ” asked the Knight. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Wot, no supper, my lord?" |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ Yes: do you comprehend me now? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You are not happy? ” said Ellen, in a plaintive and anxious tone. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You are not hurt, Richard? |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You can not mean to — to –"“ To take this poison to day? ” said Reginald. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You have nothing more to say to me? ” asked Tomlinson, rising to depart. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You heard me reproach myself? ” “ I did, ” answered the rector. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You know her, then? ” cried Reginald Tracy in astonishment. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You know me? ” said Richard: “ and I have ample reason to remember you. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You know very well that I am in the service of Mr. Greenwood, the Member of Parliament? ” be- gan Lafleur. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You mean the affair of the robbery of Count Alteroni? ” said Lafleur. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You mean — you mean that you yourself have acted the part of an avenger? ” said Markham. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You remember your promise to be blindfolded? ” continued Adeline. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You say that they sculled the boat round to the Fairy, from some place higher up the river? ” said Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You seem to know him better than me, for I never saw him but once — and then only for a minute or two. ” “ Which way? ” demanded Richard. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You swear by that God before whom you may so soon have to appear? ” continued Lydia, advanc- ing the glass still nearer to his parched mouth. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You will pledge yourself, not to show to any one, save the Prince, the paper you require of us? ” asked Chichester of the engraver. |
uc1.32106010644455 | “ You would not be so cruel? |
uc1.32106010644455 | ” “ What's that you say about Satan? ” asked Tidkins. |
uc1.32106010644455 | ” “ Yes, Tedworth — I do indeed think — ” “ What? |