I think I've said very plainly, sir, that I wish to be alone.
I haven't been sleeping very well lately," he said very dryly.
One night I had just persuaded him to lie down, when he sat up again with that dreadful face and said very loud: 'Where is my wife?
I'm going to drink myself to death as soon as I can," he said very quietly.
He said very quietly: "Eileen, Gerald no longer takes me into his confidence.
And that little girl, who is now your mother, said very simply: 'Won't you come home to luncheon with us?
Whether or not he divined the interference he said very quietly: "I'd rather have had children than anything in the world.
I think she puts bad notions into your head," hesaid very gravely.
He did not speak again for some moments; and then hesaid very gravely, "I am afraid you read too many of those dull books.
I do not ask you to tell me," he said very courteously, "what it may be; but is there no other thing in which you have displeased God?
My business down town," he said very slowly, "was with an officer of the Smithsonian Institution who had come on from Washington to see something which I had brought with me from Florida.
He said very earnestly: "Sir John Lubbock sat up day and night, never taking his eyes off the little colony of ants which he had under observation in a glass box!
The girl, still resting her eyes on the sleeping puppy, said very quietly: "I do not desire to appear selfish, but a girl is twice as lonely as a man.
Mr. Thornton," I said very earnestly, "I am afraid you are going to think me very impertinent.
I am doing this thing because I feel I have to," hesaid very slowly.
That," he said very slowly, "is what I don't quite know.
Well," hesaid very quietly, "in that case I'll stay with you.
The trouble is that Violet was never in love with--me," he said very slowly.
Well," he said very slowly, "nothing can happen to me that I have not deserved.
I could see Cyril was pleased, though he said very little, but by and by he asked me what I should do about a piano, and mamma suggested that we should hire one.
You will live to repent it,' he said very seriously, 'and then you will remember my warning.
Take care, Saint-Eustache," I said very quietly, my eyes fixed on his.
I came to Lavedan to win you, Roxalanne, and from Lavedan I shall not stir until I have accomplished my design," I said very quietly.
Some day, monsieur," I said very quietly, "I promise you that your behaviour and these gratuitous insults shall cost you your position.
I hope you will soon be all right and that you will enjoy your visit to our Tuscany," he said very pleasantly.
He is my enemy as well as yours," I said very seriously.
In order to--well, to warn you," I said very seriously.
I'm in a hole--a desperate hole," he said very anxiously.
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