But very likely we should be killed by the Touaregs.
Then the contralto voice of Ali came to Domini and Androvsky again, but very faintly, from the distance where the flaming torch was moving: "No one but God and I Knows what is in my heart.
But very often he thought: 'I must give up smoking, and coffee; I must give up rattling up to town.
Stepan is described as good and kindly when he has to do with men of his own class, but very sharp-tongued when speaking with a foreman or manager.
But very soon it became evident that the redeeming of the land was profitable for both parties.
But now they knew something must go, or else the ship; the suspense was awful, but very short.
She did burst out with fervid sentiments now and then, but very rarely; on the whole, a pensive languor took the place of her lovely impetuosity.
All these things, and many more less tragic, but very deplorable, came to Alfred Hardie's knowledge, and galled and afflicted him deeply.
These were of elliptical shape, considerably larger than those of a duck, and having a hard shell of the texture of porcelain, but very rough on the outside.
It was not more than a hundred yards wide, but very deep: we found no bottom in the middle with a line of eight fathoms.
The curious differences in structure and habits between these two classes form an interesting, but very difficult, study.
She certainly also used some water, but very little.
She shook her head slightly, evidently wishing to refuse, but very desirous of accepting, and her mica this time was almost polite.
And she, surprised, bowed in return, but very, very slightly, just enough not to appear impolite.
It is a poor small house, barely and sparely furnished, but very clean; and there is even an attempt to decorate it, shown in the homely flowers trained about the porch and in the narrow garden.
At last he arrived unharmed, but very tired, his clothing all in disorder, and his face blackened with smoke, his shoes and stockings scorched and burned by the fire.
The former would have been easy, but very ineffectual; the latter seemed very difficult, but, if accomplished, very effectual.
This gentleman had been in her company, I believe, but very seldom, and certainly had not seen her for many months.
Now and again he passed a laborer going to work; but very few in all those miles, and they quite silent.
A sudden red burned in her cheeks, and she leaned forward slightly, but very quickly, almost as if an impulse had come to her to push the Marchesino away from her.
Its acuteness surprised Hermione, who thought the Marchesino quick witted but very superficial.
He then took us to see the nearest falls of the Nile--extremely beautiful, but very confined.
These are reserves and cautions very necessary to have, but very imprudent to show; the 'volto sciolto' should accompany them.
I can very well command and that but very little, which is much the best posture I ever was in in my life, both as to the quantity and the certainty I have of the money I am worth; having most of it in my own hand.
But very merry we were, and after dinner into the garden, and to see his and her chamber, where some good pictures, and a very handsome young woman for my lady's woman.
And they say it is very true, but very strange, for we use to believe they cannot support themselves without trade.
Not in heavy marching order, I am afraid; but very soon, if you are quite determined.
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