... a pauper, his real heart was revealing itself. She was too flooded with emotion to speak. Besides, she recollected how absurdly her voice cracked when she tried to speak in moments so emotional as these. I will go away now, he said, and will call again ...

... like cats. Headquarters, sir said the telephone orderly. The .battery commander' snatched the receiver and said, I want to speak to the staff captain. (Three two fifty.) (Three two hundred.) Three one fifty, droned the range man to the range dial ...

... fine property, the pride of our family for generations, will go out of the direct line. ft He heaved a deep sigh and did not speak again ft but stood looking across the richly-wooded acres H stretching as far as his eye could see. W Do not let him hear you ...

... at the. door. W Come and say good-bye to her. She was so pleased with our little present, poor girl. ffi Are you coming to speak to her, Herbert Mrs. M Fairjohn lingered at the door. 5 Oh, I can't be bothered 1 She doesn't care two- M prnce for my co ...

... style of chasing first came in. Dorothea let her searching eyes rest on his animated face. You speak as if you had been there, she said very quietly, speaking almost under her breath. There was a peculiar silence in the room for a minute or two during ...

... wants more. It would spoil all the f, charm if we met face to face. I could not speak to you as freely as I can over the 'phone. No, I cannot see you. Goodnight. f, You will speak to me again. Yes. 8 When? To-morrow. You will not be at the House M No ...

... said no doubt I should ft prove more successful in the game. I replied that ft this seemed highly probable, and we did not speak A to each other again until the gong sounded in the 8 corridor announcing that the meal was almost ready, ft Downstairs in ...

... one hand the other arm was extended. Sir, enough of the cautious phrase, the hesitating word. I am H about to speak plainly. I am going to speak to 8 the point. K Harwood, at the close of the evening 8 evidently acting under instructions presented A Ernest ...

... Miss Thursleigh Speaking. I've been trying to get you for ages, I said. They said there was no reply. That is not very surprising, answered Alys Thursleigh, considering I have only this minute come in from the theatre. Who is speaking But where's Mrs ...

... Truly you are ft the fool now, white man. What are the white police? They do not know the country and they cannot speak our tongue. We speak to them softly ft and they are pleased. We salute them and they say how we are loyal and kindly. And the native ...

... and I've had a considerable amount of y experience one way and another I've always found g it the best plan to speak plainly. Try to speak briefly, recommended the other, ft A good idea, agreed William Humphreys, 55 and one that I'll take the liberty ...

... but sank back with relief as he recovered, relief that swelled to triumph when she saw him cast down his roll and begin to speak extempore. But what was he saying I have been seeking a thought that had escaped me, my friends, but now I have recalled it ...