And then he stood quite still to watch Lord Sandford lead away the fair Geraldine, who threw him one strange, half-appealing glance over her shoulder, but spoke no word of farewell.
Illustration: He stood quite still to watch Lord Sandford lead away the fair Geraldine (page 155).
He stood quitestill to watch Lord Sandford lead away the fair Geraldine.
Helen flushed almost angrily, and she drew herself erect and stood quite rigid, looking at her cousin.
I could not make out," Sanders answered, solicitously, and yet his lip was drawn tight and he stood quite erect.
For a full minute he stood quite still; then, instinctively adjusting hat and tie, made his way calmly to the Paddock.
He was coming up the steps, his face worn like that of a man in fever, and at the sight of his wife he stood quite still, looking into her face.
Polly, feeling that she was in the presence of some dreadful calamity, stood quite still.
And he stood quite still; and surveyed the boy before him.
He stood quite still; the heart in his bosom seemed to almost tear itself asunder with one mighty throb.
He stood quite still, stupefied with amazement too great for words, and a white, awful horror broke over his face and shone in his eyes.
For a moment or two he stood quite still in the center of the room, toying nervously with the medallion on his watch chain, and a very perceptible frown on his dark, handsome face.
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