Her beautiful golden hair, gathered into a knot on the back of her neck, left visible the red star on her temple which had so nearly been the cause of her death.
My dear fellow, the science of the aerostation of dirigible balloons is not yet developed enough for me to consider it and suppose that a murderer would drop from the clouds!
Not much better--not much better; he is still confined to his bed.
As I was saying, there's not much ill in that lot.
I take it there's not much risk of another push this mornin'?
There's not much trouble in that quarter for it's he and his kind that's beating the Hun .
I'm not much of a scholar, barring a little French and the Latin I got at Heriot's Hospital .
Not much life, not much strength; youth and beauty slipping!
Not much of the conquering male in him, nor in her of the ordinary enchantress.
To have done it is not much to be sad about, but to feel that you have done it must be a cause of sorrow.
A kiss is not much, I suppose, and it happens to few young people to be able to avoid all blandishments and attentions except from the one they afterwards marry.
Now, as to your stepmother, you'll find she is not much to look at, though a good deal to listen to.
And is it not much further to the first house we come to going that way, than to the vicarage or to The Crags?
My husband is remotely connected with them; but there is not much intimacy on account of----.
There is not much difference, 'tis true, between a tinker and a smith.
I wonder how my horse's knees are; not much hurt, I think--only mired.
He's not muchused to ladies' society, and it makes him bashful.
It's not muchtrouble to open it, anyhow," said Tom, getting out of bed very deliberately.
Not much,' said Mr. Winkle, rubbing his back very hard.
It can all be managed; you will only have to put up with a little delay, which is relatively of not much importance.
However," said Lord Glenarvan, "I amnot much astonished at it in Paganel.
Whether they are gazons or sods, is not much matter, replied Trim; your Honour knows they are ten times beyond a facing either of brick or stone.
You may think that there is not much to be evolved from Pig.
There's not much to choose between 'em; but I suppose you're aware that that's one of the worst houses in the place.
One hundred and thirty-five rupees out of three hundred and thirty is not much to live on; but it was absurd to suppose that Mrs. Hatt could exist forever on the 20 pounds held back by Dicky, from his outfit allowance.
There's not much in it, but I wish I'd torn it up.
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