I had been listening to this rhapsody with the greatest admiration, when just then Bittra came in. |
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But just then Lulu felt something pulling her down toward where the big wheel went around and around, and she got frightened. |
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But Boreas Bluster, coming in just then, saw what was going on, and gave chilblain a whack that sent him spinning out of the room. |
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But just then my childish pride was grievously piqued by Philip's criticism. |
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There was a clutch on her throat just then, which would not relax at the call of her will. |
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He was a tall man, and was just then very wet, and as black as any coal heaver. |
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Detective Crowley was enmeshed in a mystery which he could not solve just then. |
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Diana's quick eyes, however, noted the movement, though she said nothing just then. |
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At the same time, the seaplane just then did not seem to be making any headway. |
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But just then the dog rose to look pointedly toward the corner of the house. |
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His strongest feeling just then was one of self-reproach, mingled with humiliation. |
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The other dragoon had just then returned, and made me a sign to follow him. |
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He was going to say more, but just then Bannon strode into the office and over to the draughting table. |
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And just then his eye fell upon the epergne, a very old and beautiful piece of silver, that graced the dinner-table. |
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I knew him well enough as I came upon him just then leaning over the bulwark taking an eyeful of Dutch scenery. |
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It was just then that Ebony observed him and uttered a falsetto cry of astonishment. |
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That cherished and perfumed beard expanded, as if it had just then received the last manipulation of the friseur. |
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The job of front-end brakeman on a mountain division is no great stake for a man ordinarily, but it was one for me, just then. |
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We made our way to the galleried porch and sat down, there being a lull in the figures just then. |
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But I didn't have to tell them all this, for just then we heard the gate click and saw our friend, Mr. Gayle, coming up the walk. |
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And just then Jane Hubbard came downstairs, shepherding before her a pale and glassy-eyed Bream. |
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The Gorgon cannot have looked more coldly wicked than her ladyship just then. |
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She could not speak, just then, for the griping ache that was in her throat. |
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She was amused by Gwendolyn, but regretful that the visit had been timed just then. |
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It was hanging on the stable-door, and the horses were just then brought in. |
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The matter was not one about which I cared to speak just then, for I felt very sad and heartsore. |
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If silvertip had not spoken just then, this story might end very differently. |
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They say hope springs eternal in the human breast, but my breast didn't feel human just then. |
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She would have given every hope she had in the world, just then, for Sidney's stainless past. |
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He wanted to suggest to Manager Fogg that making the change just then would be inadvisable. |
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Sedately Betty walked downstairs, but just then Doris sat down at the piano and began a gay, jazzy tune. |
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But she was just then supersensitive on the subject, though I did not suspect it. |
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I saw a shower of sparks just then that looked as if they came from a switch engine. |
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But just then he happened to recollect the book he had received from the lay brother. |
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But my wife happened, just then, to be away acting at Szeged, and would not be back for a week. |
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Keg was a good dresser, but I never saw him quite as letter-perfect and wholly immaculate as he was just then. |
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However, lory would have felt uncomfortable, just then, in any other place. |
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And she mercifully refrained from spoken pity, which he felt he could not have borne just then. |
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Captain Middleton was rather appealing just then, so earnest and big and boyish. |
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She could not even trouble herself about Granny's mispronunciation just then. |
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I had disobeyed you, Miss Nevil, and I should not have dared to look at you just then. |
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Bab was a brave child, but she did feel a little shaky and nohow just then. |
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The speed of the current in her veins was just then as swift as it was viewless. |
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Nicanor came to hate him vindictively, with no reason at all, as he hated all the world just then. |
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But just then I heerd a buzzin' sound, an' I reckoned there mun be a waps somewheer about. |
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The surgeon promised to attend to them, but just then Onslow turned to Jefferson. |
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The gentleman then took it and carried it to the pilot, who was just then coming down from the paddle box and putting on his coat. |
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She would have liked to assist Pawnee Brown, but could not see how it could just then be done. |
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And going out on to the pavement she called pere Bru who was just then crossing the roadway. |
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A few words more explained the situation, and, angry as he was, plater did not stop to waste time in idle reproaches just then. |
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If that willing Mrs. poot had only appeared just then, her services would have been invaluable. |
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There was another boom in recruiting just then, following on another German outrage. |
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He wanted a bearskin, even if the fur was not just then in prime condition. |
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This man was one of the passengers on the Aegir, who had just then arrived in Detroit. |
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I don't know whether someone punctured an air cushion just then, or whether it was me heavin' a sigh of relief. |
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Even Americus, her teasing brother, would have gladdened her eyes just then. |
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But just then the plane took a sickening bounce, as if its antigravity had only started to operate within yards of the ground. |
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I was grateful to the doughty Mr. Atwood, but just then I should have enjoyed choking him. |
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So he stared with all his might at the banjoist, who just then began another song. |
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I belonged to several Freedmen's Societies, and had just then pledged myself to beg a barrelful of old clothing to send South. |
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And just then Trant got in the way of the belaying pin again, and this time he did not seem to want to get up. |
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And just then she bethought herself of the hour and drew forth her tiny watch. |
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Even the tricks and cruelties he saw at Durham's had little meaning for him just then, save as they might happen to affect his future with Ona. |
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For all that the rag doll didn't think he was coming just then. |
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Jansenius entered just then, and Agatha became motionless and gazed abstractedly at a vase of flowers. |
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It was just then that Sir James rode back from his reconnaissance. |
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Fortunately, there was just then a flood of evening sunshine in the air. |
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March, as she and her daughter went through the new kingdom arm in arm, for just then they seemed to cling together more tenderly than ever. |
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And just then Hughie fetched him a clout that knocked him clean down the stairs and off the veranda. |
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And note, just then the trooper close behind us had been wounded by a shell fragment. |
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He looks up at the coach, and just then a pea hits him on the nose, and some catches his cob behind and makes him dance up on his hind legs. |
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Bela could not come, as he had just then a school examination. |
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Also, for the most part, they were just then more or less in liquor. |
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The thing I most desired just then was to become an architect. |
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And just then Miss Wiggin passed by with her nose slightly in the air. |
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Gilder, in truth, could not trust himself just then to an audible command. |
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A woman, veiled and bangled, climbed aboard just then, and I understood. |
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She reeled just then, giddy with fatigue, and down came the lash and flicked a flake of skin from her naked shoulder. |
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Harold, just then, had happily uncovered the simmering kettle. |
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The idealist, the mystic, were very present in honoria just then. |
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He grinned to himself, and just then the hoot of an owl sounded. |
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Daring was the fashionable amusement among the Avonlea small fry just then. |
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They would have liked to follow it up, but, alas, they had no time for adventures just then. |
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Something that happened just then capped the climax of Maurice's misery. |
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He will probably never know why chantry, just then, began to be amiable. |
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The mail carrier just then came in with a huge bundle of letters. |
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It was as if an evil spirit possessed the child, and had just then peeped forth in mockery. |
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Uncle Paul grunted, and just then Captain chubb strolled up. |
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I couldn't make a casus belli of it just then, because my Chief had taken all the troops to hammer a gang of slave kings up north. |
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But just then, all at once, something gave three taps on the windowpane. |
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And just then the cab suddenly stopped, and there was his persecutor rapping on the front glass. |
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The yards were seething with agitation just then, said the man, speaking as a unionist. |
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Customers came just then, to change the current of his thoughts. |
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The rain came on just then and perhaps assisted in dampening their ardour. |
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Its newness and desolateness of appearance revolted me, just then. |
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It was the fire of Grimshaw's piquet just then at bay below Talana. |
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The possibility of raising Catalonia in the interest of the REY NETTO, who had just then crossed the Pyrenees, was much discussed there. |
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Well, just then along comes these two chaps slipping along close by me, with something under their arm, and I reckoned they'd stole it. |
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But there were financial reasons which made that inexpedient just then. |
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And Jo shut the door, feeling that food was an uncongenial topic just then. |
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For just then, although the sun had still an hour or two to run, all the echoes of the island awoke and bellowed to the thunder of a cannon. |
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There was a tapping on the end table just then, and all the boys rose. |
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But just then the dog, squirming and rubbing against the newcomer's legs, opened his mouth and barked. |
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But just then he espied the transfigured face of the girl in pink. |
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A dollar looked bigger to me, just then, than a wheel of the yellow peril. |
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He felt, just then, that it was the kindest thing he could do. |
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But just then fixie moved a little and whispered something in his sleep. |
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Horses were certainly at a high premium just then in Flanders. |
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The mess was in no mood just then to weigh insults to Russian colonels. |
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The workman took off his coat leisurely and hung it on one of the spikes of the rail, saying something to a policeman who just then sauntered along. |
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In fact, I was so afraid of him that I was not game enough just then to address him, and demand a satisfactory answer concerning what seemed inexplicable in him. |
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While we were getting it back again the parrot, which was in its cage, let out a squawk.When just then the parrot cuts with another of them squawks. |
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And just then the Admiral perceived a house by the wayside, and something depending over the house door which might be construed as a sign by the hopeful and thirsty. |
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That braggart horde was encamped but about three miles off, and were just then in high glee and festivity, and more swaggering than ever, celebrating a prodigious victory. |
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