I could just sort of see that new flag with Camp McCord on it, and I could hear Bert saying, "Camp McCord doesn't strike its colors as easily as all that.
She spoke to me, for the first time, in whispering tones that I could just hear as I sat close at her side.
Looking instantly toward her, I could just see, in the deepening darkness, t hat her head had fallen on the back of the chair.
I sat down at the window, where I could just discover, here and there between the trees, the glimmer of the waters of the lake.
He could just as easily have spoken the Canaanites out of existence as to have spoken the hornets in.
I could just manage to get out of my bunk and crawl up-stairs on to the sofa in the tiny saloon, which was heaped up with our small luggage, and was the home of the two dogs, Rob and Scotty.
I could just hear my own voice as if I was speaking all alone in the world, and I was awful nervous.
I could just see by the faint light that his house had been raised a storey higher, and little iron balconies, like railings, stuck to the drawing-room windows.
Scarcely had he spoken when out in the center of the lake we could justdistinguish a long boat with three rowers going swiftly towards the entrance to the river, which we so desired to gain.
I sprang through the gap, straining my eyes into the gloom, and as I did so could just distinguish a dark figure receding quickly beneath the wall of the wood.
By Jove, I was so terribly shocked I could just feel it in my face!
Beyond, to the south-east, could just be perceived two pyramidal mountains, but they were very distant and scarcely visible.
Not only that, but on that particular day I could just perceive, directly under that cloudlet, a faint column of white mist connecting it vertically with the ground.
But this is not all; up to this time I have supposed that to determine the place of an object I have made use only of my eye and a single finger; but I could just as well have employed other means, for example, all my other fingers.
He could just as easily forget about me and mind his own business--but I knew he wouldn't be satisfied until he'd either got me where he wanted me or forced me to a showdown, with all its embarrassments.
Thought I could justpick a bit; but now it's all nice and ready, and as prime as can be, I'm done.
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