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When my government questioned this assumption, they cried out that this was interference by the state with legitimate property rights.
Arise!," she cried, as she demanded that the United States provide education for black girls.
The economists and trade specialists who cried wolf at the time were wrong.
To be sure, the purveyors of dollar doom and gloom have cried wolf before.
Goethe already spoke of this in his play "Torquato Tasso," when he cried out: "Compare yourself!
Since the state’s population was predominantly Muslim, however, Pakistan cried foul and sent in troops, which India countered with more troops of its own.
'Oh!' she cried when she saw him, and her face lit up with joy.
I cannot bear it alone,' he cried in a despairing tone, standing before her and looking imploringly into her eyes.
What could you love me for?''O God, what can I do...' she cried, and began to weep.
In my article I... ''Do you know what we'll do?' cried Anna, who for some time had been furtively exchanging looks with Vronsky and knew that the latter was not at all interested in the education of the artist but was only concerned to help him by giving him a commission for a portrait.
If I had any money...''Shut up, for heaven's sake!' cried Mikhaylov with tears in his voice, stopping his ears with his hands as he went into his workroom behind a partition and locked the door behind him.
But when he took her face in his hands and said 'Kitty!' she suddenly recovered, cried a little, and then they made it up.
'Ah, Alexis Alexandrovich !' cried the old man with a malevolent gleam in his eyes as Karenin passed him bowing coldly.
'Let me in, let me in!' she cried, and entered at the big door.
I knew!' he cried, repeating his favourite phrase, and seizing her hand, which was caressing his hair, he pressed her palm to his mouth, covering it with kisses.
When you are grown up you will be able to judge.''There is nobody better than you!...' he cried out in desperation through his tears, and seizing her by her shoulders he hugged her with all his might, his arms trembling with the effort.
'But I asked, I entreated you not to go! – I knew it would be unpleasant for you!''Unpleasant!' she cried.
Boil it up a little longer, Agatha Mikhaylovna.''Oh, these flies!' cried Agatha Mikhaylovna crossly.
There are a lot here,' she cried in her delightful mellow voice.
Do let's go!' cried Veslovsky, changing from one chair to another and sitting sideways with one of his fat legs doubled under him.
'There is not room for three: I'll wait here,' said Levin, hoping they would find nothing but the peewits, which the dogs had raised, and which, swaying as they flew, cried plaintively above the marsh.
Go, you'll find the way to the mill!' cried Levin, and on looking round was pleased to see Veslovsky making his way out of the marsh toward the peasants, stooping and stumbling with his weary feet and holding his gun at arm's length.
'Oh, what a night!' cried Veslovsky, gazing at the corner of the hut and the carts, visible in the faint after-glow through the now open barn-doors as in a frame.
'Oh, she is a horrid child!' she cried, addressing Levin.
Here they are themselves!' cried the man, pointing to four persons on horseback and two in a char-a-banc coming along the road.
You cannot imagine how delighted I am!' she cried, now pressing her face to Dolly's and kissing her, now leaning back to gaze smilingly at her.'What joy, Alexis!' she said, turning to Vronsky, who had dismounted and was walking toward them.
Is that a woman in breeches?' cried one, pointing to Vasenka Veslovsky, who was getting into the side-saddle.
Then followed a dead silence, and a feeble voice was heard saying:'Declines!''Court Councillor Peter Petrovich Bol will now be balloted for,' cried the voice of the man in uniform.
'I can't stand it!' cried one of the red-faced landowners.
Isn't she charming?' cried Oblonsky, and related an anecdote about her which made them all laugh.
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