This she said with so much vehemence that he was thoroughly startled.
He asked his father-in-law to accompany him, but the Dean said that he would speak a word or two further to Mr. Battle and remained.
Lord George had determined that he would speak fully to the Dean respecting his brother.
I stood silent, in hopes he would speak again: but my fears were too violent to remain so long.
I would speak of him as of myself, of his defects as of my own, and I declare it as my opinion that, if he might be permitted to enjoy his uncle's property in peace, he would change his system.
He returned with sergeant Pryor to the Indians, with a present of tobacco, corn, and a few kettles; and told them that we would speak to their chiefs in the morning.
In the afternoon we sent the Minnetaree chiefs to smoke for us with the great chief of the Mandans, and told them we would speak in the morning.
We told them that we would speak to them in the morning at their villages separately.
We received the visits of the three principal chiefs with many others, to whom we gave some tobacco, and told them that we would speak to them to-morrow.
Now like a madman he would speak only of Spain, of Madame de Bourgogne, of Nangis, whom he wished to kill or to have assassinated; now full of remorse towards M.
He would speak of personages the most distinguished, whose ante-chambers even he had scarcely seen, as though he spoke of his equals or of his particular friends.
He would speak to his mother, but, in the meantime, he could not bring himself to make a comfortable answer to his father's eloquent praise of landed property.
It seems a little curious to me that Paul, for the purpose of quieting a mob, would speak to that mob in an unknown language.
I would speak a word to them in this place, the rather because they are they which spoil both Christian brotherhood, and civil neighbourhood, in too great a measure.
God was good, and that he would speak to him that which would do him good.
If he were to say nothing to her, his saying nothing would be remarked; and yet he felt that all his powers of self-control would not enable him to speak to her in the same manner that he would speak to her sister.
So I promised him that I would speak to Sir Peregrine, and break it off if it be possible.
He would speak to me in Spanish in front of the people, in front of the officers in the ward, what we call the wardroom.
He would speak three or four words and then bring it out in English.
He could only say that he would speak to his father again on the subject.
He hadn't time to think whether he would speak or not, and you may be sure I didn't.
If it were not that I do not like to be carried away by strong language I would speak of more than esteem.
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