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He rose presently, excused himself and went away.

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Then one flung himself at the control panel and his hands whipped back and forth, restoring to utter silence both screen and room.

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The white houses, upon the opposite side of the road, could be faintly seen; and the boys moved along until opposite an opening between them, by which they could get through to the river.

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Here Carnaby sauntered into the room.

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While Barry gulped twenty-five cent tea from a large and heavy mug, Mercedes sipped three-dollar tea from a tiny cup of Belleek, rose-tinted, fragile as all egg-shell.

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"You'll get used to it in time," said the Caterpillar; and it put the hookah into its mouth and began smoking again.

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Lawyer Quince brought up the rear.

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"Yes; we can all go back to America, Jack."

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He walked more erect and with less of a shuffle in his gait; but whether this was owing to his having cast the old skin of garments adapted to his slouch, and because he was more securely shod, or whether it was from the sudden straightening of some warped moral quality, it would have been difficult to say.

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I have wandered from one town to another, always struggling against hunger and the cruelty of men.

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"Flash off a couple of pounds of dry powder," Bill Haden said; "there is very little draught up the shaft, and it will drive the air up."

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As the fast little plane passed over the Brant house he throttled back and dropped lower.

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Before I could leap from the car, the broad front door, with its rounded top and circular, grilled window, was flung wide, and Mercer came running to meet me.

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Burle, flushing scarlet, with glazed eyes and sunken figure, was sucking the spoon with an air of intense enjoyment.

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When the cream was thick enough on the milk Mrs. Green skimmed it off and put it in cans.

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A long strip of this apparently solid wall rolled up with a snap, hung over the two retreating men and fell again, and immediately Graham was alone with the newcomer and the purple-robed man with the flaxen beard.

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Then he stumbled over a golf-club and fell against a wall.

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He plucked forth an ancient pipe, loaded it with painstaking care, and, without as much as by your leave, whacked half the tobacco of my pouch into his.

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There was much of the mystery still unexplained, but the morrow would reveal it; and Ralph lay down to sleep, and rose at daybreak, not with a lighter, but with an easier heart.

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Then he went out, and the door closed behind him.

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He soothed himself by poking the fire.

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"Herself sent me; she's got a great wash the day, last week being so rainy, an' we niver got word of Nora being here till this morning, and then everybody had it that passed by, wondering what got us last night that we were n't there."

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Elfride had turned from the table towards the fire and was idly elevating a hand-screen before her face, when she heard the click of a little gate outside.

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He had flung aside his useless bow and held his tomahawk in his left hand.

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Count Muffat, who was on the point of speaking, lowered his eyes.

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After which, with chaste decorum, she once more turned away from me, covered her face and head with the shawl, and drew back into the remote corner of the carriage, where she remained, silent and absorbed, no doubt, in the contemplation of her happiness.

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The White Mustang, fulfilling his purpose in a last heroic display of power, sailed into the air, up and up, and over the wide wash like a white streak.

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He sent a quick glance at her.

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Their heads, however, we put in a sack with weights, so that by no chance should they drift on the beach and fall into the hands of the niggers.

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They walked hand in hand and silently down the crooked trail to the horses.

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I leaned back on the straw, let my arms fall and lay there, flat on my back, staring straight into the sky....

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"The docthor touched the long black hair av her head ('twas all loose upon Love-o'-Women's chest), an' that cleared the liquor out av him.

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He passed it to those next to him, and continued the conversation.

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Others fed the pet animals, and did chores about the barn with Franz.

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I kissed the hand of madame.

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"I hope we won't have a crowd around to see us go up," said Tom, as he and Mr. Sharp went to the shed to get the Red Cloud in readiness for the trial.

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"Hush--hush," warned Berry, plunging after him; "here's old Fox," which brought both boys up breathless in the middle of the floor.

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Tony however was at least able to run, as he was again on his feet and after the donkey.

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Mr. Kemp smiled and shook his head.

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They did, and with the petticoats rolled up under their arms, ran along the railway, skirting the newly fallen mound of stones and rock and earth, and bent, crushed, twisted trees.

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He dropped behind me fifty yards and spoke no more.

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Through what remained of darkness, the captains impatiently expected day, doubtful if they were dragging, steaming gingerly to their moorings, and afraid to steam too much.

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The notary pulled his burnoose over his shoulders, groped down with his toes for his slippers, and got to his feet.

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Without waiting for Asano, he went straight across the place, ascended the steps at the further end, and, pulling the curtain aside, found himself facing the perpetually labouring Titan.

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There was someone else on the stairs now, climbing with an extreme slowness.

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But she waved him back.

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"He is collecting all the golden ornaments off those poor bodies, and tumbling their bones together in a corner of the cave."

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There was a door set in this wall, and Starmidge, after carefully looking round in the gloom, quietly tried it and found it securely locked.

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I sprang at her, and catching her before she had recovered her equilibrium, kissed her.

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She snaps her fingers at the Purshes.

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She walked a way almost at headlong speed; sobbing as she went, as she had not dared to do during the past night for fear of exciting wonder in those who might hear her.

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"Dunno, I ain't got any time to talk," said Martha, casting a flaming look at him over her shoulder as she entered the kitchen.

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The two Indians fell back.

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Then she walked back to the house thinking no more of Heer Meyer, thinking only that she was weary of this place in which there was nothing to occupy her mind and distract it from its ever present sorrow.

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Again and again the knife was turned against rib and shoulder-blade, inflicting only shallow surface wounds.

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"I don't care if you be," said the girl, tossing her head.

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Tom was the first to reach the small door of the shed.

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A tin pannikin rolled down the inclined plane, rattling and banging.

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All about, upon the ground and swarming the ledges before the entrances, were hundreds of members of the tribe.

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