So as not to rumple my fairy dress I forced myself not to make a movement but to remain impassive and avoid the least little stir.
I forced myselfto sit down at the table, but my courage was completely gone, and the alarms of the night which haunted the room gripped me by the throat.
But remembering Miss Coleman, I forced myself to reply as quietly as I could:-- "My genius must be beginning to sprout.
I forced myself to contemplate the dilemma in which I stood, in its absolute, imperative, inevitable distinctness.
I accumulated all the objections founded upon a physical alibi and a moral improbability, and thence I forced myself to say it was, strictly speaking, impossible they could have anything to do with the murder; impossible, impossible!
Mastering my feelings by a violent effort, I forced myself to speak calmly to this malignant old brute.
I know not how I restrained the murderous ferocity that awoke within me--how I forced myself to remain motionless and silent in my hiding-place.
Within me deep resentment was stirring, but I forced myselfnot to betray it.
I suddenly asked, in a tone which I forced myself to render indifferent.
I forced myself to believe all this so as to accentuate the state of misery into which I had fallen.
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